Sentence examples for over exhibitions from inspiring English sources

Mr MacGregor presided over exhibitions that always seemed to speak strongly to our times without cheapening the scholarship that underpinned them.

The organisations have been invited to apply for lottery-funded grants for one-off projects, which, they argue, will both deny them stability and give Creative Scotland power of veto over exhibitions or performances.

You have to spend time in the new Whitney to appreciate how good it is as a space to see the museum's collection – which now fills the building until 27 September – and how flexible it will have to become for its temporary shows and for the Whitney Biennial, which is always a bit of a zoo and one of the most picked-over exhibitions in the calendar.

It is also true that the Cultural Revolution and certainly the events in Tiananmen are almost always skipped over in exhibitions.

"Zoo's Bitter Choice: To Save Some Species, Letting Others Die" ("The Animal Lifeboat" series, front page, May 28) reports debate over exhibition versus conservation at zoos, even though the perspectives are not independent.

After MacAgy's death, in 1964, Dominique took over the exhibition program at St. Thomas, producing a series of ambitious shows.

Delacroix's sinful sensuality is dulled by this over-worthy exhibition, and without it his modernity is killed.

This year, Miami Art Week hosted over 1,300 exhibitions from all over the world.

Over 30 exhibitions at the Museum have included his work.

Originally composed of critics, museum directors, patrons and artists, it produced over 80 exhibitions, 85 public programs and 30 publications.

Mr. Rashid suggested, for example, that the museum turn over its exhibitions more often, to bring more people in.