Sentence examples for program of screenings from inspiring English sources

Highlights this year include Art Video, a program of screenings, and Art Public, an installation of large-scale sculptures and performances in Collins Park.

Now for the first time many of these videotapes, dating from the late 1980's through the mid-90's, have been collected in a program of screenings at the Guggenheim Museum, titled "Fever in the Archive: AIDS Activist Videotapes from the Royal S. Marks Collection".

The store also hosts a regular program of screenings and events, contextualising Jelenik's performance as an intimate, artistic one, rather than a danceable DJ set.

The store also hosts a regular program of screenings and events, contextualizing Jelenik's performance as an intimate, artistic one, rather than a danceable DJ set.

It aired in early September on CBS network TV and continues on Participant's new cable station, Pivot; it is accompanied by an 18-month program of screenings and conversations around the country in high schools, colleges, and community organizations, with a special effort to involve African-American and Hispanic communities.

All the art installations will be on view, as well as a full program of film screenings, artist talks and workshops.

Exhibitions, she said, will range from solo retrospectives on pioneer Arab artists or group shows around a theme, in conjunction with programs of related screenings, concerts and forums.

In addition to running a gutsy program of exhibitions, talks, screenings and performances, it provides internships for curators, workshops for local high school students and educational programs to nearby towns.

Also announced as part of the festival program are screenings of "45 Years," "Anomalisa," "Eisenstein in Guanajuato," "February," "Hello, My Name Is Doris," "Hitchcock/Truffaut," "The Invitation," "The Lady in the Van," "The Invitation," "Louder Than Bombs," "Men & Chicken," "The Seventh Fire" and "Where to Invade Next".

The second program includes screenings of Julie Taymor's 1992 production of "Oedipus Rex," with Jessye Norman, and Seiji Ozawa conducting the Saito Kinen Festival Orchestra; and Pina Bausch's "Rite of Spring," with the Tanztheater Wuppertal and the Cleveland Orchestra (4 p.m).

This constitutes an extension to current programming where the majority of screenings take place in high level facilities by gynaecologists from within or outside the countries [ 3, 19].