Sentence examples for generation of museum from inspiring English sources

But after a decade Bradburne said he believed a new generation of museum directors would be ready to take over Italy's transformed cultural spaces.

Are we about to see a new technocrat generation of museum bosses who keep their heads down, put PR first and do all they can to meet goals defined by politicians and the press?

And it is also to help the next generation of museum directors cope with the growing financial pressures on art institutions as they compete for visitors with one another and with the pop-culture industry.

He is considered one of the brightest and most ambitious of a younger generation of museum leaders, but he only recently began his new job, where a big expansion and many changes are under way.

But there is a movement to change the art-museum experience, preferably as soon as possible, with the goal of nurturing and growing the next generation of museum visitors.

More than simply introducing Dürer to a new generation of museum visitors, though, the exhibition also trumpets his importance in the history of Western art by examining, in the words of Neil MacGregor, the British Museum's new director, "his astonishing afterlife, the absorption and adaptation of his work through the centuries".

Above ground, the Madre contemporary art gallery in the Donnaregina palace was one of the first of a new generation of museums in Italy (like the Zaha Hadid-designed Maxxi in Rome) with site-specific installations from artists such as Richard Serra, Jeff Koons and Anish Kapoor, and two rooms of frescos by influential Naples-born artist Francesco Clemente.

Shame on those who would violate the rights of future generations of museum visitors and the community to enjoy the treasures of the collection.

"He is a curator as much as a director, probably the last of a generation of American museum directors to curate shows on a regular basis — this still exists in Europe, but even there it's disappearing.

It's about helping to inculcate another generation of potential museum-goers.

But now, a second generation of bigger, bolder museums is about to emerge.