Sentence examples for gallery publishing from inspiring English sources

Le Pied de Biche in the 11th Arrondissement holds a triple license of gallery, publishing house and independent comic book publisher.

Not long after the Sugarcubes formed in 1986, they established Iceland's first and only punk multimedia company, Smekkleysa, or "Bad Taste," a record label, primarily, but also an art gallery, publishing house and independent film producer, or so were the plans.

Known for its cool roster of young artists, this former Chelsea gallery publishes a free gallery map called "L.E.S. is More".

In 1975, the Leo Castelli gallery published an edition of Baltz's seminal The New Industrial Parks Near Irvine, California, signalling the photographer's entry into the conceptual art world.

You should now be able to find any article or gallery published on the main desktop website on the mobile site, however you come across it, including links from social media sites and search engines.

A gallery published by The Guardian shows all the winners and their pieces along with a few notable mentions from the American Society for Microbiology's 2016 Agar Art competition.

You send them to us and we'll include a selection on the weekly picture gallery published every Friday on the BBC Scotland news website.

With more than 200 paintings, stage designs, sheet-music covers, gallery catalogs, photographs, sculptures and other objects, it covers the years when modernism took root: in galleries, publishing houses and theaters, in advanced art from France and Italy, in the rich street life of newspapers, cafes and shop windows.

Some galleries publish catalogues.

But if you want to find out how to promote your photography and play the gallery and publishing games, he is not the best source of advice.

(Another current show, at the Karma gallery and publishing house, on Great Jones Street, focusses on transitional works by Whitney from that period).