Sentence examples for narrative exhibitions from inspiring English sources

But one display at the building's center, "What Would You Do?," connects to a recurring preoccupation here and may — once other narrative exhibitions are completed by 2016 — shape the kind of understanding offered.

The product of countless early morning rides, steamy summer days collecting garbage and several snow-outs led first to a Web site, chasingsanitation.com, and now to a photo and narrative exhibition, "This Is New York's Strongest," opening Saturday, Feb. 12, in an exhibition space at 411 Lafayette Street in Noho.

MERCER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE "Narrative Stance," exhibition of two Mercer County artists, Loring Hughes of Lawrenceville and Thomas Kelly of Trenton.

In this workshop we will look, listen and reflect on examples of oral history narratives in exhibitions.

Presented as two interwoven narratives, the exhibition includes drawings, photographs and other materials dating from the late 1920s to the late 1950s.

avoiding the study of these typologies in relation to theology, the seminar explores the other physical and discursive spaces where religion has operated historically: from urban sites to theoretical narratives and exhibition practices; from notions of technology, space, pedagogy and monumentality to processes of urbanization and technocratic governments.

Splitting the gallery into two distinct but interwoven narratives, the exhibition maps out the organisational models of hackers and large corporate and governmental organisations like Apple and GCHQ.

According to Thaggert, Walker "owns the black narrative," and his exhibition marks "an attempt to reclaim the narrative" from her.

A light bulb provides the narrative in the exhibition's most virtuosic image.

It is curated by Alona Pardo and Elias Redstone, who says that there is a narrative to the exhibition.

Layering technology on to the space allows stories to be told asymmetrically to the main narrative of the exhibition or museum.