Sentence examples for local exhibitions from inspiring English sources

His works were featured in local exhibitions from 1894 through 1902.

The hotel is by a contemporary art gallery and employs concierges poised to provide insights on local exhibitions.

Danny became well known in Chiswick, where they lived, and always produced paintings for local exhibitions to raise money for charities.

Later, she received the Documentary Photography Project's audience engagement grant, which allowed her and Mr. Acosta to travel to high schools, colleges and local exhibitions across the country to speak about war's effects on veterans.

Mr. Porter even achieved a modest degree of commercial and critical success, especially in Hartford, where in the late 1870s he set up a studio and began showing in local exhibitions and galleries.

There are also carefully curated collections in larger galleries such as Galerie Ron Mandos, Gabriel Rolt, Annet Gelink Gallery, and Torch, then consider stopping for a single-origin espresso and more local exhibitions at Cloud.

"Unfortunately the dates of the Royal Society's exhibition coincide with my local exhibition, which means that my successful submission to the London show cannot be exhibited here at the same time.

It shares the Walker with an exhibition of Henri Matisse's artbooks and the first local exhibition of work by John Kirby.

It takes a virtuosic form in the first full-scale local exhibition of the New York artist Sarah Sze at Marianne Boesky.

With a presumable sigh and some acerbic remarks from a Scottish museum, the Edinburgh Airport said it would remove the image of a nude portrait painted by Picasso being used to advertise a local exhibition after some travelers complained about it.

In 2014 she set up a local exhibition in protest at the council's decision to show Grayson Perry's tapestries in an inaccessible venue, but says the timing of the current exhibition is "particularly crucial".