Sentence examples for opening displays from inspiring English sources

It was recently announced that Bourgeois – and her spider, Maman – will be at the heart of the opening displays in the new enlarged museum when it opens in June.

She even has a room to herself in the opening displays at Tate Modern.

The opening displays include a unique tribute to the artist, in the nuns' former chapel, which now serves as a temporary exhibition space.

When it opened she created – with Iwona Blazwick who later left to run the Whitechapel Gallery – the startling opening displays in which chronology was abandoned and contemporary art mixed up with Picasso and Matisse.

The opening displays include loans of many of the once despised paintings Watts gave to the Tate, and the two vast canvases from St Paul's, all now seen as national treasures again, and an exhibition on the worldwide influence of his painting Hope, which Barack Obama named as his favourite painting.

As if to show up the out-of-touch Tate – which also pretty much excluded painting from the opening displays in its otherwise excellent Switch House at Tate Modern – the Saatchi Gallery has just opened a show as full of paintings as the Turner prize is free of them.

Luckily, this opening display turns out to be false advertising.

The opening display was, as in this year's previous shows, from the British designer Ronit Zilkha.

The immense volume has already been exploited in the opening display, which included the longest Viking warship ever found.

But the supposed coups de theatre in her opening display are almost irritating, and confusing for all but Picasso specialists.

In the opening display at the new Switch House, half of the artists who are given solo displays are women, while, overall, 36% of the works on display are by female artists.