Sentence examples for museums making from inspiring English sources
And increasingly, divestment campaigners are taking on iconic targets, places like the Nobel Foundation or the planet's great museums, making the case that our culture simply can't survive the coming meltdown.
The effort urged putting more emphasis on undergraduate education; building stronger ties between the university and New York City's museums; making Columbia more global; and improving its research capacity and libraries.
When Mr. Futernick was healthy he was active, going to Jets and Mets games, visiting museums, making annual pilgrimages to the Six Flags amusement park in New Jersey and, of course, playing golf in Marine Park or Dyker Heights.
Her work is little shown in museums, making this exhibition rare indeed; it comprises more than 100 paintings, drawings and sculptures that will travel on to Düsseldorf, Los Angeles and New York.If Martin was little known outside art circles (where she is revered), it is partly due to her own withdrawal from the world.
The museums making this audacious stand against our time say the sticks are dangerous to their works of art (imagine trying to take your picture next to Van Gogh's Starry Night, swinging the stick a bit clumsily and tearing the sky a new comet), and they are surely right.
Whether he was or not, he forced American collectors to accumulate great things, infused them with a fierce pride in collecting, and finally got their collections into museums, making it possible for the American people to see a large share of the world's most beautiful art without having to go abroad.
A walk through various Smithsonian Institution museums makes that clear.
Museums make it easy to see art, but they also weigh it down.
Garage sales and one-room museums make me froth at the mouth with giddy, childish excitement.
