Sentence examples for informal gallery from inspiring English sources

Now he uses the studio as an office and informal gallery.

At noon, Alan Fausel, a Doyle specialist, will give an informal gallery talk.

"I'm not a painter," said Ms. White, as she walked through her informal gallery, straightening frames and adjusting price tags.

The center also has a library, 3-D printing area, clay room, molding and glazing areas, a wood shop and informal gallery spaces.

Drop-in for informal gallery talks with artists Marta Chilindron and Michael Kelly Williams, and experience Miguel Luciano's public art piece, Pimp my Piragua on the Lenfest plaza.

The owner of a storefront in SoHo has turned it into an informal gallery, displaying photographs to memorialize Sept. 11 and selling them for $25 each, with proceeds going to Children's Aid Society 911 Fund.

So the buildings are like informal galleries, with paintings in the lobbies, on the landings and lining every available wall in the show apartments.

Doors will be four feet wide to accommodate artists' needs, and broad interior spaces will become informal galleries on each of the five floors.

During the months Rimkus had to wait for a liquor license, she turned the space into an informal art gallery, and, after the bar opened, the gallery remained, with paintings and photographs hung high, to deter impetuous would-be collectors.

Main Street is an informal art gallery of works by people with chronic disabilities like brain injury, aphasia, spinal cord trauma, stroke and some forms of dementia.

WHEN Ulli Rimkus, the owner of Max Fish, a combination bar and informal art gallery on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, opened what she calls a "pop-up" outpost on the Asbury Park Boardwalk in June, she drew "a really mixed clientele," she said.