Sentence examples for gallery writer from inspiring English sources

The members of this year's Turner prize jury are Fiona Bradley, director of Edinburgh's Fruitmarket Gallery; writer and critic Michael Bracewell; Thelma Golden, director and chief curator at the Studio Museum, Harlem; Miranda Sawyer, freelance broadcaster and writer; and Christoph Grunenberg, director of Tate Liverpool, who chairs the panel.

The poster-design world "is really a microcosm of Hollywood," said Sam Sarowitz, owner of New York City's Posteritati Gallery and writer of "The Art of the Modern Movie Poster".

The restaurant has a gallery of writers' photographs; one of the writers on display, Robin Moore, has stopped by the Traveler a number of times.

The Gallery of Writers is an eye-popping space with enough plasterwork, gold leaf and crystal to have Kirsty and Phil hyperventilating.

Last Saturday, a stream of artists, fashion designers, gallery owners, writers and their scene-y cohorts descended into the basement of Santos Party House, which had been transformed into a rotating art installation.

And the show's gallery of writers and performers was extraordinary: Rip Torn as the show-within-the-show's foul-mouthed producer, Jeffrey Tambor, Jeremy Piven, Janeane Garofalo, and a gag-writing team that included The Simpsons' Jon Vitti and current comedy king Judd Apatow.

His students included future directors of great public galleries, scholars, writers and critics.

Karen McCready, a print publisher, gallery owner and writer, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.

In his catalogue essay for Paul Graham's imminent retrospective at east London's Whitechapel Gallery, the photography writer and curator David Chandler borrows a telling quotation from Richard Ford's novel, The Lay of the Land.

In Arnold Wesker's play Groupie, a woman protests too much: "But after all Milton Keynes is the home of the Open University and it's not all that dead here and there's this gallery … " The writer in residence's function is to help cure that cultural cringe.

Genevieve Michaels is a writer, gallery worker, and lounging enthusiast.