Sentence examples for museums self from inspiring English sources

Museums self constructed edifices for Piano, Pei, Gehry, Meier and others, with impressive housing, innards vacant, airy and cold, contents purely incidental.

Also at the museum: "Self and Subject".

A new exhibition at the museum, "Self-Interned, 1942: Noguchi in Poston War Relocation Center," which opened on January 18th — one month before the seventy-fifth anniversary of Roosevelt's executive order — sheds light on what Noguchi was thinking when he left home for such an inhospitable place, at one of the worst times in history to be a Japanese-American.

Even more unreasonable is Mr. Moses' complaint that the boards of directors of most museums are self perpetuating, i.e., that the descendants of the founders inherit their directorships and direct the policies of the museums.

The museum's self-appointed educational mission is central to the movie's action.

Rather than "challenging" the institution, this piece reaffirms the museum's self-image as courtesan and midwife to the supposedly radical gesture.

"Gibtown today is a sad old lady, in her finery and her makeup, that has seen her better years," says David Doc Rivera, founder of the museum and self-imposed guardian of America's carnival history.

The museum is self-guided, though the guidebooks offer only descriptions of the various items of furniture and Davis family trinkets in the roped-off rooms.

The museum's self-guided 90-minute audio tour ("Jay-Z et Beyonce au Louvre") is currently only available in French, but other languages will be available soon.

He felt that objects imprisoned inside museums became grotesque, self-important simulacra of themselves, dead and embalmed, reeking of all the sterility of systematisation.

American museums are largely self-regulated, though many subscribe to the stricter guidelines adopted in 2008 by the American Association of Museum Directors governing the acquisition of archaeological material.