Sentence examples for main gallery with from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gordon is in the main gallery with four large-scale works on paper and photographs.

Mr. Littman said the center was looking at alternatives to its secondary space and considering ways to better utilize its main gallery with a possible redesign.

In contrast to typical museum practice, he noted, Ms. Pitman had placed a stage in the center of the main gallery, with continuing music, dance and dramatic performances that helped bring the exhibition to life.

The SculptureCenter's new home in a 1908 trolley repair shop, discreetly redesigned by Maya Lin and David Hotson, has an outdoor courtyard for sculpture and an imposing main gallery with a 40-foot-ceiling.

The Museo del Carnaval (Rambla 25 de Agosto de 1825, 218; 598-2-916-5493; museodelcarnaval.org), on the edge of the Ciudad Vieja, expanded during 2010, adding a larger main gallery with more comprehensive displays explaining the history of the festival in Montevideo and other parts of Uruguay.

The installation itself, overseen by Cécile R. Ganteaume, an associate curator at the museum, is arranged by geographical region, beginning — to the far left as you enter the main gallery — with Tierra del Fuego at the tip of South America, moving through Brazil and Mexico and farther into North America, ending with Inuit work from the Canadian Arctic.

To fill the RA's main galleries with it: that would really be something.

Kartchner Caverns is a twisted maze of passageways that open into two main galleries with 100-foot-high ceilings and 26 smaller rooms.

It is the most ambitious architectural exhibition by the Royal Academy for decades, occupying its ample main galleries with installations the size of houses.

The labyrinth of the main gallery begins with a section called "Night," devoted to streamlined, elegant designs.

A few paintings here resist that pull, including four dark canvases sequestered in a room off the main gallery, painted with black, brown and streaks of purple to look almost like slabs of oxidized steel.