Sentence examples for given exhibitions from inspiring English sources

The museum has given exhibitions of collections owned by many potential donors: English silver owned by the Hartmans; decorative arts from the Wornicks; paintings, sculpture, even boating trophies and a yacht from William I. Koch, the billionaire investor, among them.

A French film company partly owned by the director Luc Besson paid his expenses to perform last winter in Madagascar, and David had also given exhibitions in Italy, Germany, and Portugal.

This means including as many artists of color, women, and gays in a given exhibition as the art world can bear without becoming dangerously democratic.

The New Yorker, January 23 , 1926 P. 7Maxfield Parrish who hasn't given exhibition for 60 years sends 12 canvases from New Hampshire and receives a check in 6 figures.

Artists who rent studios on the building's seventh and eighth floors will open their doors both days, while other Westchester photographers, painters, sculptors, fabric artists and graphic artists -- 57 artists in all -- have also been given exhibition space.

GALLERIES — BROOKLYN GERARD WILLIAMS For "Interior Worlds," an ongoing series of site-specific installations, this British artist has appropriated vacant homes near given exhibition spaces and then embellished windows with unremarkable curtains and lined the sills with tchotchkes.

U.S. Bureau of Mines and Navy gave exhibitions there.

She and others opted out, giving "exhibitions" instead.

But he practices at least four hours every day, and he spends most of his time traveling and giving exhibitions.

She was not dogmatic about clay, giving exhibitions to the French ceramicist Bernard Dejonghe after he had turned to glass sculpture.

But in the 1980s, Garry Kasparov, who was then world champion, began giving exhibitions in which he took on groups of top-level players.