Sentence examples for museum screening from inspiring English sources

But, over the years, the goal in museum film preservation and projection has changed, or, at least, been amplified: in addition to preserving the old and making it ever new, they instantly archive the new and canonize it as a future classic — in many cases, one that owes its place in film history precisely to its place in a museum screening.

June 28 2013 September 22 201313 The museum survey's the twelve-year career of the pranksterish Brooklyn-based art collective, whose output has ranged from staging a musical titled "Cats on Broadway" at a theatre in Bedford-Stuyvesant (the museum screens a documentary about the project on Aug. 8) to organizing an alternative exhibition to the Whitney Biennial, called the Brucennial.

April 25 2013 May 12 201313 In conjunction with its captivating Jay DeFeo retrospective, the museum screens Conner's 1967 short film, which documents the removal of the DeFeo's most famous work — a nearly one-ton painting on view in the show — from her second-floor studio in San Francisco.

In addition new instrumentation and approaches are required to study objects in museums, posing special challenges, for example miniaturisation to bring non-invasive measurements into the museum shelves, screening large numbers of objects, finding out about hidden layers in paintings, checking for possible decay, all need methods tailored to the needs of cultural conservation.

MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK In conjunction with its new exhibit, "Catholics in New York 1808-1946," the museum is screening "On the Waterfront," whose Father Barry character was based on the Jesuit priest and activist John M. Corridan (1911-1984).

(For more on all of the above, and footage of Ed Ruscha, Ed Moses, Dennis Hopper and the legendary Ferus Gallery, the museum is screening the new documentary "The Cool School" on Nov. 29).

On Sunday at 12 30 p.m. the museum will screen episodes of "The Muppet Show" featuring Julie Andrews and Gene Kelly.

At 6 tonight and 2 p.m. tomorrow the museum will screen "Viridiana" (1961), about a novice who revisits her elderly uncle before taking her vows.

This Saturday and Sunday at 1 p.m. the museum will screen "Muppet Show" episodes with Steve Martin and John Cleese; it will show "The Muppets Go to the Movies" Monday through Thursday at 1 and 3 p.m.

The museum will screen 13 films by Polke, including 8 never publicly shown, as well as pieces like a performance made for West German television that was last broadcast in 1972.

And at 3 30 p.m. the museum will screen "Keeping Up With the Steins," a film in which a boy who is about to be bar mitzvahed uses the occasion as an opportunity to repair the relationship between his father and grandfather.