Sentence examples for global gallery from inspiring English sources

There's also a global gallery so you can see what other people have been spotting and sharing.

It was Leo Castelli who perfected the latter role in the 1950s and 60s, though Larry Gagosian has since stretched it to an imperial extreme as owner of a global gallery chain this paper once called "the Starbucks of contemporary art".

"It was exciting to visit with someone whose reputation is still growing, and who can provide views on his practice unmediated by the commercial practice of a global gallery". Sophomore Simon Wu of Philadelphia, who is considering a visual arts-related major, said he took the course to gain a better understanding of contemporary art.

The really exciting part is that they have access to a global "gallery" online.

All submissions will join a global gallery show alongside the commissioned makers.

It is the L.A. branch of a global gallery - with locations in Zurich, London, New York and Somerset.

Indeed, super-rich art collectors and global galleries, such as Larry Gagosian's fourteen gallery spaces, in the super-rich enclaves of New York, London, Paris, Beverly Hills, Rome, Athens, Geneva, and Hong Kong, have contributed significantly to the creation of global artists as celebrity brands.

This week, the Mexico City art mega-fair Zona Maco makes its presence felt, expecting to inundate the city with global galleries, curators, and more art happenings than one has time for.

Click here to look through the Bupa Global Challenge gallery.

Add to that the significant private investment currently flowing into the country, and the result is a modern-day gold rush, complete with a global rogues' gallery of hustlers, pols, con artists, capitalists big and small (and there is, incidentally, a literal gold rush under way in the northeast part of the country).

It seems that for the last five years, the Mumfords and White Lies of this world have been subtly recalibrating our expectations of when it is appropriate for musicians to form drug-induced human pyramids in front of a global press gallery.