Sentence examples for massive exhibition from inspiring English sources

A massive exhibition building sits on top of the bus terminal, its monumental form isolated within a plaza.

Mr. Calatrava is already in court over a footbridge in Venice, a winery in the Álava region of Spain and a massive exhibition and conference center in Oviedo, Spain.

It was the age of the Family of Man - that massive exhibition conceived by Edward Steichen in 1955 at the Museum of Modern Art, New York, which covered the globe, both in content and in its exhibition tour.

Bowie and Berlin go together like Ziggy and Stardust, so it's fitting that the V&A's massive exhibition David Bowie Is has arrived in the German city where the singer created the Low, Heroes and Lodger albums in the 1970s.

That's the state of mind these paintings are in," he said about the work on view in "Path of the Wave Warrior," a massive exhibition of his paintings, collages and sculptures on view at Known Gallery on North Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, through Nov. 9.

She clearly cares about educating the west about China; as well as making China-based movies, she co-hosted the massive exhibition, China: Through the Looking Glass, at New York's Metropolitan Museum last year, "and a lot of people told me they loved the show and it opened their eyes.

One of the main keys to success in the American Fashion Industry are its trade fairs, massive exhibitions in major cities, where companies of a specific industry showcase their products and services to other members of the industry and the press.

Is there a message from this massive art exhibition?

There was a massive surrealist exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in 1971.

We receive a ticket for the photo, available in the gift shop for a fee.This is a fair introduction to a massive new exhibition about Tutankhamun at the heart of Times Square.

The building is stunning, with a grand auditorium 26m high, a massive dome exhibition space (currently showing Luz, film director Carlos Saura's exploration of light) and a programme of art, music, cinema and exhibitions.