Sentence examples for gallery interpretation from inspiring English sources

While the specimens and their gallery interpretation invite reflection on evolution, it is the conversations between educators and visitors about our specimens that offer the greatest potential for stimulating interactions about evolution and the greatest risk of conflict or misunderstanding or offense.

ERDMAN ART GALLERY "Bible Interpretations x 2," exhibition of drawings by William Hogan and Howard Berelson representing Bible stories.

Adam Caruso and Peter St John will re-cast four rooms, which will become new exhibition and interpretation galleries.

The gallery offers a melancholy interpretation of this wall-to-ceiling work, in which the little buds recall the children who once clambered up these steps when the building was an orphanage, while the blackness connotes death and disease.

Each day the student looks at a painting from an Oxford gallery, thinks, writes an interpretation, then makes an "artist's book" -- as in origami or Japanese binding -- and writes a poem or narrative to fit the shape of the book.

Gaudriault and Rancinan's show proposes what the gallery calls, "a modern interpretation of the symbology of the angel".

One gallery dives into menacing interpretations of what technology meant during the period.

The ambition of this project is to kickstart a national conversation about written interpretation practice in galleries, with the active involvement of the people who are intimately involved in the process – the curators, the artists, the gallery education professionals, and importantly, gallery visitors.

Often galleries don't have good interpretation to help viewers understand what a particular artist is trying to do.

It also has a heritage interpretation village, an art gallery, and a museum.

They will curate four weekend art gallery performances with musicians improvising re-interpretations of the sounds of British industry, from engines to mills and condensers.