Sentence examples for program of exhibitions from inspiring English sources

The theme this year is "Vive La France," part of Moscow's "Year of France" program of exhibitions, theater and events across the city.

And it must find ways, with fewer resources, to improve the museum's program of exhibitions, which even some of the curators concede has been sleepy.

The Queen's Gallery, next to Buckingham Palace, has a year-round program of exhibitions of the art that the monarchy has amassed over the years.

He plans to organize these works in a coherent program of exhibitions, administered from a medieval palace in the city of Ávila.

The sitooteries are part of English Heritage's Year of Public Sculpture, a countrywide program of exhibitions, festivals and workshops devoted to sculpture.

She is also the director of Houston's newly created International Center for the Arts of the Americas, a program of exhibitions, publications and scholarship.

"There has to be a program of exhibition and site-specific work and open studios," Ms. Koch said.

Journal of Junior year at Kenyon College (1838) and program of exhibition of the Junior class at which ceremony Lane delivered an oration.

Other design fests model themselves on art biennales, by commissioning programs of exhibitions and debates to interrogate important issues in design, as the Gwangju event intends to do.

He designed a high-profile program of traveling exhibitions and public events, including the "Changing America" exhibition being shown at 50 venues across the country this year.

The New York Public Library, for example, gave him a show that opened in March, the Morgan Library & Museum opens its exhibition in October, and there has been a yearlong program of lectures, exhibitions and performances at Christ's College, Cambridge — Milton's alma mater and an institution for which he had no great fondness.