Sentence examples for knowledge exhibition from inspiring English sources

gestaltung creates knowledge" exhibition are tensegrity models originally constructed by Wyss Institute Founding Director Donald Ingber, M.D., Ph.D.

I'm also the British Library's Researcher-in-Residence for their new Growing Knowledge exhibition, which is looking at how researchers will use technologies in the future.

Mr. Teitelbaum said he hoped that the Thomson donation and the Gehry redesign would attract more donations and make the gallery a more attractive partner for other museums interested in sharing knowledge and exhibitions.

Now the Tate is attempting to fill a gap in the British public's cultural knowledge with an exhibition devoted to punk-inspired artist Mike Kelley, in advance of the first anniversary of his suicide.

A large part of that challenge is bringing her knowledge of contemporary exhibition planning into the elegant, if rather old-world, rooms of the Guildhall, meaning a much greater emphasis on marketing, websites, social media and the like.

The group's first art exhibition reflects knowledge-gathering and knowledge-making that are hallmarks of the university.

Dickinson insists he hung his collage without the exhibition organisers' knowledge.

This exhibition supplies knowledge of a fact that, though public, was still historically hidden.

"Technological know-how and cartographic knowledge were essential," the exhibition tells us, "but so also were narrative understanding and religious faith".

Organized by Sabine Rewald, a Met curator with deep knowledge of Balthus, the exhibition spreads 34 paintings of mostly adolescent girls — 9 of which include cats — through four galleries.

The Metropolitan Police said they had no knowledge of the planned exhibition, and so could not say whether they plan to put any security measures in place at the venue.