Sentence examples for poster exhibition from inspiring English sources

Mildred Constantine, a former associate curator of graphic design at MOMA, who organized the 1968 poster exhibition, compared the graphics scene then and now in a telephone interview last weekend.

Mr. Simon Samoeil, Curator of the Near East Collection, Yale University Library, answering questions of the Yale University staff who visited the Arab Film Poster Exhibition, Tuesday, February 24 , 2009

On view now are: "A Woman's Place is Everywhere: Women Who Dared to be First," a poster exhibition highlighting women who excelled in their chosen fields despite hardships; and "Historic Views of Eastern Connecticut," comparing woodblock images done in the 1830's by John Warner Barber with contemporary photographs of the same sites.

The overarching graphic conceits include a streamlined version of Art Deco ("Your Family Needs Protection Against Syphilis") and a variant of Russian Constructivism (the Sioux City Camera Club's "Second Annual Exhibition: Photographs"), with a dose of surrealism thrown in (the New York and New Jersey "Regional Poster Exhibition").

The 2019 DIBS Distinguished Lecture & Symposium, featuring Josh Gordon, MD, PhD, Director, National Institute of Mental Health, will include a brain-sciences poster exhibition and contest as part of the Feb. 20 event.

The student poster exhibition enables students to get feedback on their field research findings and offers a supportive environment for them to share their data as they begin to develop the findings into theses or manuscripts.

The aim of this study was to identify and describe the variation in poster exhibitions across a spectrum of conferences attended by trainees.

There are also sections devoted to poster exhibitions and the collecting of posters as a high art form.

"The Albertina rarely, if ever, showed them," Susan Reinhold, a co-owner of the gallery, said in an interview while leafing through ads for soap, New Year's parties, a bar billing itself as a "beer clinic," government bonds, poster exhibitions and political parties on the far right and left.

(iv) Poster exhibitions and talks at community centres, workplaces and schools.

Public health campaigns may need to be carried out in the media such as television and radio, with supporting talks and poster exhibitions in common public-use areas such as community centres, bus stops, or train stations.