Sentence examples for pop-up space from inspiring English sources

A pop-up space dedicated to fashion labels will also open, allowing six-month occupancy.

It is all on view through Oct. 31 at a pop-up space at 1411 Broadway, at 40th Street.

It is on view through Oct. 31 at a pop-up space at 1411 Broadway, at 40th Street.

Next spring, SP,BH will open its first pop-up space, which will include a gallery, a library and a bookstore.

For Maranha, the organist, playing in a pop-up space and drawing people in from the street adds to the urgency of his music.

The holiday pop-up space will be selling new single-origin espressos and coffees, and a coffee lab demonstration will take place, too.

Dublin has quietly become a city of pop-up spaces, a development almost unthinkable just a few years ago.

The gallery created a Web site that allows Russian and international artists to show and sell work online and organizes nomadic events in galleries, pop-up spaces and streets all over the capital.

The Michael Werner Gallery first dipped its toes in the market here, opening temporary "pop-up" spaces on Mansfield Street, in the Marylebone neighborhood, in 2008, and then on Hoxton Square, in the East End, three years ago.

I wonder what Brookes and Pearson, old hands at staging events in unexpected places, make of the boom in site-specific performance that has revolutionised British theatre, with companies such as Punchdrunk and Grid Iron transforming warehouses into immersive "event" experiences, and even institutions like London's Old Vic acquiring fashionable pop-up spaces.

Of course if you picture affordable and flexible pop-up spaces for young e-commerce brands, malls are probably the last place you'd imagine.