Sentence examples for gallery stage from inspiring English sources

Up on the screen above the Glasslands Gallery stage on Tuesday night, a car was being swallowed whole by flames.

But the show also asks, "How did we get here?" And with its 120 artifacts, gallery stage sets, videos, games and diversions, it doesn't just round up the usual suspects.

Not only that, the original sandal, the start of it all, the holy grail if you like, will go on display when the gallery stages its exhibition in the autumn exploring William Morris, right, and his influence on 20th century life.

Six years later she and Gavin Brown, a young dealer on the verge of opening a gallery, staged a two-week display of weirdly illustrational, seemingly slapdash charcoal-and-ink drawings based on photographs or prints of scenes from the lives of Ludwig II of Bavaria, Napoleon, Queen Elizabeth II and Marie Antoinette.

When journalists were banned from an open-door caucus meeting (one of those "photo opportunity only" events), the whole gallery staged a boycott.

Bookstores are jammed for readings, galleries stage dance performances, and museums are open till midnight.

Art is even part of the real estate game, in an annual February event called Art Feast, where galleries stage selected houses on the market with works from artists they represent.

An anchor for the area's young bohemians is the artist-run center Western Front (303 East Eighth Avenue, 604-876-9343; front.bc.ca), whash has galleries, stages and arch architecture.

Notably improved from its first attempt in 2013, the fair was staged on the backlot of Paramount Pictures and let visitors stroll through a counterfeit, klieg-lit New York, where galleries staged exhibitions of international photographers but also historical and contemporary French names, from the gender-questioning Claude Cahun to the experimental Xavier Veilhan.

Nicole Schoeni, a spirited 24-year-old who now runs her late father's gallery, will stage a show for three signings including Zhang Linhai (one of whose works is reproduced on this page) in Duisburg, in Germany, in May.

The worst case, most interviewed agreed, would be for a museum to accept money from a gallery to stage a show of new or available work that the gallery could essentially sell straight off the museum walls.