Sentence examples for modern shows from inspiring English sources

As well as Bourgeois, Morris has recently curated big Tate Modern shows of Yayoi Kusama and Agnes Martin.

There were modern shows like "All in the Family" and "Maude," but also these really old-fashioned shows like "Here's Lucy" and "Bonanza".

It was also the first real "traumedy," presaging many of the best modern shows, from "Transparent" to "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" and "Orange Is the New Black" — genre blends that are at once generous and unsentimental about damaged people.

Last year he took it on himself to decide the future of Russian theater and public architecture in a Chairman Mao-like pronouncement ("We need theaters that will serve the people and further the education of the nation. Architectural constructions should not be large.... They should produce modern shows that are comprehensible to modern people").

The show's strength, however, is not its one-off stories but its longer arcs, a structural breakthrough of "The X-Files," which modelled the notion that episodic TV could be woven together with powerful, season-long themes, inspiring the more complex breed of modern shows, both sci-fi and regular-fi.

Following Kraftwerk's triumphant Tate Modern shows – so irresistible that one of their robotic number was even spotted shaking his leg furiously to the beat – the German electronic pioneers are bringing their 3D show to the festivals, including Latitude and T In The Park.

The Modern show tells a story.

And it made for a dazzlingly modern show.

EVENTS "THE MODERN SHOW," 69th Regiment Armory, Lexington Avenue and 26th Street, Manhattan.

It is that shark that visitors to the Tate Modern show will see.

There are many important works missing from the Tate Modern show.