Sentence examples for general exhibition from inspiring English sources

The board is clear in its guidelines that certain pornographic imagery should be restricted but other imagery is suitable for general exhibition.

"When that artwork was unpacked in Marianne Boesky's gallery and installed, it was quite emotional for me, because this exhibition is not a general exhibition about Detroit's entire historical artistic practice two galleries in Chelsea could never contain such an endeavour.

The idea for a show at the Cartoon Museum, where I have been on the board of trustees for some years, fell into abeyance until the approach of his 90th birthday; this time we proposed a more general exhibition and I was delighted when he responded positively.

However, such agreements that were based on the broadcaster's advancing "seed money" for the production of a specific program or series that specify two time periods - a tryout period and period thereafter for general exhibition - may be extended or renewed as contemplated in the basic agreement.

Admission to the general exhibition is £3 for adults and £1.50 for children.

Head back into the city and walk off your lunch with a passeggiata (stroll) beside the River Po. Opened in 1856, Parco Valentino, a Frenchstyle park is home to Castello del Valentino, a mock château built in the 17th century, plus Borgo Medievale – a bonkers faux medieval village that was built for the Italian General Exhibition of 1884.

During the 1930s and early 1940s, Barr and his curatorial staff mounted several shows of self-taught artists and included them in more general exhibitions.

In general, the exhibition of the interfacial mode in the metal oxide-based system relies on the existence of an oxygen gradient profile along the vertical axis [7, 8].

The newcomer to the institutional fold is the Fullerton Museum Center, which opened in March as a somewhat undefined, general-interest exhibition facility.

The Brazilian Consulate General sponsored an exhibition of his work in Los Angeles in 2013, as well as exhibits in San Francisco in 2010 and NY in 2007.

What: "Black Hands, Blue Seas: The Maritime Heritage of African-Americans," exhibition; general admission $12.