Sentence examples for potential exhibitions from inspiring English sources

*The Brooklyn Museum of Art will have one special exhibition next fall instead of four and can no longer afford to pay for staff trips to view potential exhibitions.

Potential exhibitions are being drawn up for the V&A museum's new space in Dundee.

Breeders would choose potential exhibition ducks from among newly hatched ducklings in March and April, and they would be given a great deal of extra attention.

With the whole city as a potential exhibition space, the project ended up in two specific locations: the First Street Bridge and at the origin of the LA River in Canoga Park.

So I was also really pleased to see the potential this exhibition has for connecting with wider audiences.

What are the economic and social forces that shape the path of Art? We, as the public, only see a small number of works compared to the volume of work and the potential for exhibition.

The bathhouses, two historic landmark buildings dating from the 1920's, have 30,000 square feet of potential space for exhibitions, public programs, a theater, classrooms and offices, Ms. Zola said.

If he or she is "emergent"—which usually means young, but can also refer to older artists who have only recently signed up with a well-known gallery the risk is greater, but so is the potential return.Apart from exhibitions in private galleries, the primary market revolves around art fairs.

Beautiful Interfaces: The Privacy Paradox, an exhibition the two have curated at REVERSE in Chelsea, couples the prestige and market potential of IRL art exhibitions with our everyday art consuming habits.

Comparing results from front-end study of the exhibition's potential audience with those of the actual audience, findings indicate that the exhibition increased the lay public's ability to interpret scientific Trees.

The preparation involved collaboration with schools and museums to identify potential crossover between the exhibition and the national curriculum.