Sentence examples for proper exhibition from inspiring English sources

She had her first proper exhibition in 1973.

DAVID DENBY: I would be happy to see a resurgence of proper exhibition of silent film.

She has had only one proper exhibition in her hometown of New York, at the Queens Museum in 2004.

He added: "The new building has been completed, so we at last have proper exhibition space, new conservation and scientific facilities, and first-class accommodation for our growing research activities.

(I'd like to have quoted the whole sonnet, because it is imperishably useful not just about art in general, but about Turner in particular, and should be displayed at the beginning, or the end, of every proper exhibition of his work).

I don't think we would know Rodin as we do today if not for the many "producers" (in his case, fellow artists, politicians, and patrons) who lobbied hard for the proper exhibition of his earlier work, Age of Bronze, defending it as a work solely of his hands and not a cast piece.

It looks almost, but not quite, like a proper museum exhibition.

Curated by sisters Jomjai Srisomburananont and Jaitip Srisomburananont, the works, when hung in a proper gallery exhibition, seem buttoned up and proper when compared with the dust and happenstance of the prior space.

If this was an occasion that failed to anoint or vanquish a Premier League champion, then at least it announced the commencement of a title-race-proper; an exhibition of football and the weird things that time can do to it that you could happily live inside, where at the end the biggest shame wasn't that either team had to lose, but that the game had to finish at all.

The exhibition proper, however, displays only works of fine art, and that is a problem.

In the exhibition proper about thirty firms showed their most recent forms of apparatus.