Sentence examples for multicultural exhibition from inspiring English sources
Ms. Prada and her husband have also commissioned Mr. Koolhaas to convert a 17,500-square-meter (or about 188,300-square-foot) industrial site in Milan into a permanent, multicultural exhibition space — "the most flexible possible," as Ms. Prada puts it.
A nagging problem with multicultural exhibitions is that they are often oriented more toward the ethnicity, rather than merit, of participants.
There could be a focus on welcoming the "outsider" (something else that the early saint was reported to have offered) with street parties, concerts, exhibitions and multicultural events.
Two new permanent exhibitions (including a multicultural display of Western art) and two temporary exhibitions (one on Jews in Los Angeles, the other on Hopi spirit dolls) make no effort to bring the Old West back to life.
This pastoral vision in the center of multicultural London — and the museum exhibitions and royal displays that make up the coronation celebrations — have been made more poignant by the underlying knowledge that the queen, and especially her husband, Philip, are not infallible.
THE exhibition "Unveiling the Image: Multicultural Women Artists," at the New Jersey Center for Visual Arts here, is part of Transcultural New Jersey, the yearlong, statewide initiative promoting the work of artists of diverse ethnic backgrounds.
This compelling exhibition is a vivid array that reflects the multicultural art heritage of Los Angeles by conveying a wide spectrum of creativity.
A multicultural festival is presented annually, and there are regional folk festivals, exhibitions, plowing matches, fiddling contests, and Highland Games.
Mr. Gibson also has work in a group exhibition at the Wilmer Jennings Gallery at Kenkeleba, a longtime East Village multicultural showcase through June 2.
In addition the exhibition text points out that even before the height of the Silk Road the basin was a multicultural area.
