Sentence examples for narrow gallery from inspiring English sources

The narrow gallery is only 23 feet long, which Ms. Burchill calls "the minimum for a screening room".

Shop doors stand open on summer evenings, when the draw of Harry Koyama's narrow gallery strengthens to an irresistible force.

For the site-specific installation, LTL inserted a three-sided container with etched and printed surfaces into a long, narrow gallery space.

The second, narrow gallery is lined with closely spaced, not-quite-identical paintings all made by silk-screening silver paint onto silver through a lace tablecloth.

Most days there are only a handful of spectators watching all this in a narrow gallery behind bulletproof glass -- and frequently there are none at all.

The show's technical and symbolic tour de force is "Overhanging," 20 large video screens split between the opposite walls of a dark narrow gallery.

It's the kind of book that tries to take the temperature of a generation (Wagner's first book appeared in 2012) or at least of a generation's narrow, gallery-going, artsy urban slice.

But the museum was also criticized as a cramped place in which to view art, because of its narrow galleries.

In the narrow galleries, no wider than their shoulders, there is not enough oxygen and it is hard to breathe.

The floor plan is confusing, with four or more narrow galleries that feed into each other at peculiar angles, all enveloped in music and sound bites and posters and headlines projected on the undulating walls.

They look much more alive here than they did last fall, when she made her debut in London at the airplane-hangar-size White Cube Bermondsey, where they were hanging in a narrower gallery and their effects were harder to grasp.