Sentence examples for hip galleries from inspiring English sources

The one full of intimate cafés, romantic bars, organic restaurants, designer stores, hip galleries and large museums.

Artists of various races are staking out studio space, and there are enough hip galleries to attract visits from Park Avenue collectors in chauffeured cars.

The presence of small, hip galleries like Ever Gold Gallery in the Tenderloin, and a return visit from Mr. Hanley, an influential gallerist who represents Mission School artists like Chris Johanson, helped persuade others, like Steven Wolf, of Steven Wolf Fine Arts, to sign on.

In the past decade, the city has increasingly been recognized for its cutting-edge art scene, and hip galleries have proliferated.

The museums: Hip galleries like The Walker Gallery and the all-encompassing World Museum are top-notch The bars: From divey clubs with great music to well-designed cocktail lounges, Liverpool's nightlife has a little bit of everything The Beatles: Sure, there's more to this city than its most famous export, but a Beatles walking tour shouldn't be missed.

But their countrymen, Art Brut, are just as jumpily funny in their skewering of the rock-star preening among the hip, gallery-crawling set.

The Guggenheim SoHo was a failed initial effort to open a branch in a hip gallery district at almost precisely the point those galleries had been engulfed by luxury shopping.

If you go to Berlin and check out Franco's first European exhibition, at the hip gallery Peres Projects, you should probably know that that's not his bottom you can see defecating in On Masculinity and Me, either.

I'm inside the startup's hip gallery-style office space behind The Creamery in San Francisco, where little brown boxes covered most of the services.

I remember bringing home for Christmas one year a girlfriend who had co-owned a hip gallery in San Francisco not far from Paxton Gate, the upscale novelty boutique in the Mission District that specializes in clever taxidermy.

As soon as you enter the rickety storefront, which was an abandoned VHS video store and dance studio before it was a hip gallery, the sense of place is overwhelming.