Sentence examples for quality exhibition from inspiring English sources

A result was a stellar, museum quality exhibition that has now been reinstalled at Krasdale Gallery-White Plains.

Like most exhibitors, Kevin McAvoy, senior vice president of Reid Exhibitions, the largest trade show company in the world, said his company was "in favor of any kind of expansion that provides more quality exhibition space for trade shows and other events we produce at the Javits".

Art collector Kay Saatchi, who has been a fan of Wateridge's work for years, was on hand at the opening night of his California debut: "This is a museum quality exhibition [at L&M] and not to be missed.

Added to that, the level of school visits to local theatres, galleries and museums is decreasing at an alarming rate (due to problems of finance, teacher cover, health and safety, and so on) yet these are vital in giving children experience of high quality exhibitions and performances.

In 1975, the university opened The Grey Art Gallery at 100 Washington Square East, housing the NYU art collection and featuring museum quality exhibitions.

However, as Schimmel says, "there is a long history of galleries doing museum quality exhibitions," which he traces to the 19th century when Paul Durand-Ruel organized an influential exhibition of Monet, Manet and Renoir or when Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler exhibited Cubism or when Sidney Janis exhibited Mondrian.

"Soutine and Modern Art," a museum-quality exhibition at Cheim & Read, shows why: Soutine repeatedly electrifies new generations of painters.

The rare museum-quality exhibition that is "Frank Stella: Black, Aluminum, Copper Paintings" is just that kind of blast.

This vivacious, museum-quality exhibition is a call-and-response echo chamber of levitating squares and rectangles of color.

The Robertsons told the National Business Review that they wanted to give the museum an international-quality exhibition.

At "Pearlstein/Held: Five Decades," a near-museum-quality exhibition at the Betty Cuningham Gallery in Chelsea, you can almost hear them explaining their position, in close to unison.