Sentence examples for generation of gallery from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Mondot belongs to a new generation of gallery owners who nurture, guide and promote their graffiti artists, often using the Web.

John Singer Sargent's portrait of the so-called 'Madame X', painted in 1884 and now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, has attracted and repelled generations of gallery-goers.

Indeed, offering proof of the district's gradual gentrification, rising property prices have led the next generation of art galleries to move a mile or so farther east to around Vyner Street in Bethnal Green.

And while the new generation of contemporary art galleries in Belleville operate independently, the sense of community in a quarter off the beaten gallery track is reminiscent of the Louise Weiss initiative.

He is a classic self-starter and scenemaker, quick to take things into his own hands, as he did with the 1988 "Freeze" exhibition, which introduced a new generation of artists before galleries or museums had any inkling of them.

But when thugs kicked in the windows of the Generation Pop gallery near Manchester Piccadilly Station during Tuesday night's riots the show was called off.

Today, that troika still forms the backbone of Braamfontein's cultural allure, though its street scene is far more vibrant thanks to a new generation of design shops, restaurants, galleries and residential developments.

And that particular urban texture is attracting a new generation of more established artists and gallery owners.

Margaret emerged from the ordeal relatively unscathed while she gained a new generation of fans, and the Keane Eyes Gallery opened in San Francisco.

He represented the third generation of his family to work in the gallery, which was founded between 1860 and 1870.

Dan Armand and Jesse Cory of gallery 323East.