Sentence examples for hosted exhibitions from inspiring English sources

For 11 years, the CMCC held cat shows and hosted exhibitions of photographs of the breed and is noted for creating the first written breed standards for the Maine Coon.

Since becoming an arts venue in 2007 it has hosted exhibitions and installations, dance, fashion shows and concerts.

While many have fond memories of Saatchi's Boundary Road gallery (he hosted exhibitions by the likes of Cy Twombly, Richard Serra and Jeff Koons as well as the YBAs), not many have good memories of County Hall.

Described as a "free destination for the incurably curious" it has hosted exhibitions on topics as diverse as death, sleep, dirt and miracles.

Having hosted exhibitions by Russian and international artists, from Alexey Brodovitch to Carsten Höller, Garage aims to make contemporary art part of everyday Russian life.

After Moore's match with Ponzi, he was hired by Ponzi's sometime employer, Sylvester Livingston, a pool impresario who hosted exhibitions with a stable of top pool talent including Irving Crane who, like Lassiter, would become a six-time world champion.

While the Mets' home, Citi Field, hosted exhibition games last year, the new Yankee Stadium has yet to host a soccer game, though its since-demolished predecessor had a great history of doing so.

Blue Door Gallery is only blocks from Yonkers Riverfrontt Library, where Blue Door has hosted numerous exhibitions; from City Hall Park, where Blue Door has created an outdoor sculpture garden; and from downtown Yonkers, where Blue Door has sponsored the adornment of concrete planters and garbage receptacles, and the creation of a large mural.

An artist duo since 1995, Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have hosted numerous exhibitions around the world, providing thought-provoking spacial offerings to the gallery-weary art-goer in need of a change of scene; a Prada boutique in the Texan desert and a "rentable" apartment in London's Victoria and Albert Museum are among some of their better-known works.

Hosted at the exhibition was Geraldine Juarez's Wealth Transfer, which is a trio of music tracks created from the patterns of three recent High Frequency Trading market crashes an algorithm-based trade carried out by advanced computer systems.

This groundbreaking Sheffield space, which counts Jarvis Cocker among its biggest fans and hosted Sophie Calle's first exhibition in the UK, is 30 years old.