Sentence examples for museum publications from inspiring English sources

Museum publications may be educational or cultural or may be designed for a popular market.

Applicants must market themselves by publishing in the appropriate, leading journals and in traditional museum publications.

They had the legacy of black-and-white social documentary photography at their backs, but before them lay the wider opportunities already enjoyed by photographers in America: sponsorship by wealthy arts foundations; exhibition of their works in museums; publication of their pictures in monographs; sales, even, of their photographs as individual works of art.

Quotes from several articles in museum research publications.

The museum's publications are models of pedantic scholarship with elaborate citations, some of which lead to nonexistent sources, others pointing to extraordinary historical figures, like the 17th-century Jesuit polymath Athansius Kircher.

The tests had no effect on the patent battle, but the Smithsonian made the most of them, honoring the Aerodrome in its museum and publications.

As Friedman put it in the foreword to the issue of the museum's publication Design Quarterly, devoted to the show: "These men, who were pioneers in the art of communication, were also responsible, to a degree not yet fully realized, for the earliest domestic and later institutional acceptance of contemporary design in the United States".

Designing literature learning when selecting the content and organizing the learning process can be enriched in constantly changing modern learning environments by using drama, theatre, museum visits, publication of students original literary work, recital competitions and other elements of the "hidden curriculum".

(As a Museums Association publication noted after her death, "Thatcher was no friend of museums and by the end of her reign in 1990, many publicly funded museums were in crisis after years of neglect").

On the surface, it's hardly a mother lode of merchandizing opportunities, but Ana Cela, director of the museum shop and publications, said that even a restrained masterpiece such as this can inspire clever product designs.

While the promotional materials for the car promised catlike quickness in traffic, Mr. Kendall, the curator, mentioned a different trait in the fall 2008 issue of the Petersen museum's quarterly publication.