Sentence examples for make exhibitions from inspiring English sources

"The reason the museum exists is to make exhibitions on its own," he said.

"The houses want to make exhibitions to the glory of their names, across the world and particularly in China.

Ms. Lani's story is one of those fascinating historical tidbits that make exhibitions like this so enlightening and fun.

"And a friend of mine had the idea to make exhibitions in this space not prints on the wall, more concept art with readings".

In the future, said Ms. Appelhof, a native of Washington, D.C., who earned her undergraduate and graduate degress at Syracuse University and taught at Syracuse and the State University of New York at Auburn, she wants to "make exhibitions more scholarly and more accessible to all people with perhaps, talks in the galleries.

The design also allowed for input by the students on how to make exhibitions more user friendly for their age demographic, as well as to children and young adults.

Works like these make exhibition prizes seem irrelevant; which is as it should be.

In the early 1990's, she began using Latent Image to make exhibition-quality prints of work by Richard Avedon, Bruce Davidson and Gilles Peress.

After Nick came, we all started making exhibitions.

He has made exhibitions out of motorcycles and Italian suits and turned them into blockbusters.

Through Feb. 19 Piotr Uklanski doesn't make art as much as he makes exhibitions that give temporary form to Conceptual attitudes.