Sentence examples for how to exhibit from inspiring English sources

And here you can see the other reason, besides the dearth of photo ops, that Mr. Downey has gotten short shrift in art history: museums do not know how to exhibit video.

During the course of planning the exhibit, the museum consulted with representatives from Alaska Native communities on the issues raised and how to exhibit the objects and tell the story.

Paul Klee was an obsessive numberer of his works and had strong views on how to exhibit them, so 73 years after his death he would presumably be delighted at the ethos behind a major show devoted to him opening on Wednesday.

Yet no one has quite worked out how to exhibit a video or film work in a gallery successfully because the way in which we watch a narrative on screen is so different to the way we look at art in a gallery.

Barry Jenkins knew how to exhibit black love as an antidote to racial upheaval.

The Los Angeles Public Library will decide how to exhibit myriad photographs and a 3-D laser survey of the pantry.

The lack of symbol altogether may reflect an uncertainty as how best to exhibit the change in religion of the Aksumite state.

When the new building opens, the institute will get a physical presence, including a gallerylike area featuring exhibits on how to present culture in an increasingly digital world.

One of the first things I do once the layout of an event is finalized is locating where my booth will be and learning about what booths will be close by, location of the bathrooms, refreshment and information stands, and how to get to exhibit and presentation locations from where my booth will be.

To illustrate it, the Jaynes Cummings model as a simple prototype example is analyzed to exhibit how stationary photon atom entanglement is established.

After that, solution methods based on the Finite Element Method are explained to exhibit how particular and/or complex an approach can get.