Sentence examples for particular exhibition from inspiring English sources
And the separate, formal contract to authorize this particular exhibition ended up never being signed.
And that is what this particular exhibition, curated by Herman Eberhardt and open through Nov. 5, does.
The program included a story of a wealthy trustee at one large New York museum who advised the museum's director not to mount a particular exhibition that was in the planning stages — essentially questioning the director's intelligence.
"A lot of the artists that are in this particular exhibition with me are dead".
I was exhausted and felt a chill, but I was not leaving without paying this particular exhibition a visit.
This particular exhibition is "When the Curtain Never Comes Down," an exceptional display of lifelong art performers, not to be confused with the genre of performance artists.
In a new approach akin to frequent-flier programs, members amass points for various activities — like visiting particular exhibitions — and can redeem them for perks like a private tour or going to a storeroom with a curator.
Except for first and last chapters diagnosing the sorry state of art affairs, "Eyewitness" consists of reviews written for The New Republic during the second half of the 1990's; these reports on particular exhibitions are unified by Perl's rejection of "conventional taste and conventional wisdom" in the name of values of art older and truer than those now ascendant.
In particular, the exhibition includes paintings of couples whose body language would seem to reflect Hopper's relationship with Ms. Hilsdale.
The photojournalistic style popularized by Life and Look influenced other activity in the field, in particular the exhibition "Family of Man," which was mounted by Steichen at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City in 1955.
In the discussion of the New Deal, in particular, the exhibition is so supportive of Roosevelt's vision that excerpts from critical histories aren't given enough space to develop their counterarguments.
