Sentence examples for make galleries from inspiring English sources

Thefts are rare because stolen art is hard to sell, they said, but the case should make galleries reconsider their security.

There are also initiatives to make galleries more accessible: at Nottingham Contemporary, visually impaired people are reworking the gallery's audio guide.

When he came on the scene pioneering Body, Earth and Performance Art in the 60's and 70's, he explained, like a lot of other young artists, that he was moving out of the galleries and into the world, rejecting the precious art object, which was of course a way to make galleries and critics pay attention.

When designers make gallery pieces, you get sculptural chairs and charred chandeliers.

But while this can make gallery hopping fun for casual visitors, the geography can make it a chore for those mainly looking for art.

David Edgar, playwright and president of the Writers Guildd Making galleries free was one of the jewels in the crown of Labour's arts policy, but it does make them very dependent on sponsorship.

He was given gallery shows, though he already knew he wasn't making gallery art.

He turned his attention from making gallery-bound objects to environments for viewer participation, plain and practical in design but with certain "Brazilian" elements added.

Certain conceptual artists were rigorous in their examination of the relationship between studio – where the art was made, gallery – where it was shown and marketed, and museum – where it was inexorably killed off and turned into "culture".

I haven't made gallery showings the main part of my career.

The old dormitories make spacious galleries.