Sentence examples for mega show from inspiring English sources
But now it's ready to "unveil the future," the company says, with a reveal of a car it seems intent on shipping at the annual consumer electronics mega show in Vegas.
Associating with that kind of buzz is the reason to call your event a comic convention, or a con, even if it has little or nothing to do with comics: to "leverage the name and experience associated with other giant cons, including the industry's mega show, Comic-Con International," as Brandenburg himself acknowledged in the press in 2013 (quoted in SDCC's initial complaint).
The hot dancing, fun music, excitement of voting -- these are all things that have made "Dancing With The Stars" the mega show it is.
It doesn't even have to be the mega shows that need to do it.
Timed around the mega (shit)show that is CES, there's no better month to discuss the latest and greatest in gadgets and gizmos.
You can sign up to be an early tester of the software or wait until 7 January when the beta is released to much fanfare at the CES consumer electronics mega-show in the US.
Knowing about art's past is, if anything, a liability when it comes to exploring this edition of a mega-show that every five years takes over the poky German city of Kassel with a putatively definitive statement about how art stands in the world.
So: what are your models for good and bad mega-shows?
So many museums, including the Met, have become so dependent on the revenues from paid admissions to these mega-shows that they can no longer afford to do without them.
And with its favoring of solid objects over conceptual and digital art, it is in tune with a market-happy moment, when annual art fairs are replacing biennials as new international mega-shows, eliminating whatever illusional line existed between curating and commerce, critic and dealer.
It's the second Hokusai retrospective in under a year; last autumn, the wait to see the artist's two-part mega-show at the Grand Palais in Paris stretched to two hours or more.
