Sentence examples for gallery lessons from inspiring English sources

LAUREL TRACEY GALLERY "Lessons From Things," exhibition of paintings by Ephraim Rubenstein.

The slightness of the study for this piece — a sheet of typing paper with the same motif rendered in red marker hanging in another gallery — is a lesson in itself.

One of the few projects that Heinecken produced using a camera is the subject of a new show at Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool, England: "Lessons in Posing Subjects," featuring female models from print magazines and catalogues, was created between 1976 and 1982 with a Polaroid SX-70.

Several Zhang copies of Bada are hung next to Bada originals in the gallery, producing an instant lesson in connoisseurship that is genuinely instructive and engaging.

There's a useful photo gallery here that could accompany lessons.

Joe Kwaku Cobbinah, owner of Dafco's Art Gallery, is also taking a lesson from the students in the latest merchandising techniques.

They also did more to establish these artists in the public sphere than any museum or gallery could have, providing a lesson about controversial work to the public, whose notion of contemporary art typically lags a couple decades behind the bleeding edge.

This April, Denver's Black Book Gallery is giving us a lesson in weed smoking history through the bubblers and bongs of the country's greatest glass blowing artists.

I learned this lesson in a small gallery called Ivuka Arts (www.ivukaarts.com) in the capital city of Kigali.

The kitchen David uses for lessons doubles as an art gallery, which when we visited had an exhibition of acerbic newspaper cartoons.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students take part in a gallery walk about Israel's history in recognition of its 60th anniversary of statehood.