Sentence examples for get museums from inspiring English sources
Sebastian Cwilich, Art.sy's chief operating officer, said that Mr. Elderfield would help the Web site on art-historical matters and get museums excited about making parts of their collections accessible on Art.sy.sy
In a bleak economy, when our big public museums threaten to sink under budget-busting excesses, the university museum offers a model for small, intensely researched, collection-based, convention-challenging exhibitions that could get museums through a bumpy present and carry them, lighter and brighter, into the future.
Most of the effort of the previous Tory government had been placed on trying to get museums to be, as far as possible, financially more self-sufficient; less dependent on government funding and much more on the marketplace; more visitor-oriented and less dominated by narrow scholarly and professional concerns.
If you're in an artistic mood you'll get museums, galleries, etc.
We have to get museums comfortable with the idea of putting up their objects.
It's a social media celebration of all things artistic and institutional, aiming to get museums around the world in touch with their visitors, and with each other, through 140-word sentences, photos, videos, and livestreams.
An anxiety to promote and enhance, and perhaps to exploit, the experience of art is what gets museum people up in the morning.
Only now is Ant Farm getting museum recognition for its widespread cultural impact, in a full-dress retrospective at the Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive through April 25.
Get ahead of the curve by getting museum experience as early as possible, ideally in college or even high school.
How do artworks and furniture from the 16th century to the present get into museums?
Most recently, Mr. Podany has been trying to figure out how to get more museums and more countries involved.
