Sentence examples for historical shows from inspiring English sources

Some of the material from this period is more interesting historically than aesthetically, a common occurrence in historical shows, and the section on recent "art" photography is vastly uneven, as contemporary surveys so often are.

There is that issue with historical shows where there's almost a parallel show people are watching.

As historical shows go, this one feels unusually of-the-moment.

Luckily, some historical shows provide a bit of background for recent endeavors.

Mainstream museums have started to produce historical shows of black art.

In addition, outside specialist curators are a sensible option for historical shows.

Sam Parker opened a gallery in a mansion in Los Feliz and he had this fantastic historical show, "The Candy Store," about a little-known but historic gallery in Folsom.

And they are the focus of this deftly angled, chamber-size historical show.

They have assembled a historical show with a very specific slant, but with rewards for everyone.

"Manet/Velázquez: The French Taste for Spanish Painting," organized by the Metropolitan Museum, was cited as best historical show.

You might not expect much drama from "Degenerate Art: The Attack on Modern Art in Germany 1937," a succinct historical show at the Neue Galerie.