Sentence examples for range of exhibitions from inspiring English sources

The range of exhibitions is also broadening.

Simultaneously, the galleries and art institutions of Venice are staging a range of exhibitions to coincide with the biennale.

"It will permit us to mount a broader range of exhibitions in our new museum and maintain our programme of touring exhibitions.

The art and archaeology of Egypt also continued to attract crowds, with a range of exhibitions that showcased treasures from Cairo.

There's an exhilarating range of exhibitions on all over London at the moment, at Tate, Gasworks, South London Gallery... It's an amazing moment in the capital, much more dynamic than at any other time in the 15 years I've been at the Serpentine.

In this exhibition of drawings and source materials titled "Place-Names, Proust and Memory," he serves as both subject and catalyst for Ms. Rubin, a talented New York City artist who has participated in a wide range of exhibitions in the past decade.

Not to be confused with similar, but lesser, measures of public dominance, though may become such, which operate within the negative range of exhibition, often associated with downfall, such as a Lohan.

At the Victoria and Albert Museum, Malcolm Sutherland, head of digital projects, has discovered that in creating a range of exhibition-specific apps for visitors to download, as well as a free monthly "What's On" iPad app, the benefits go beyond guiding visitors around.

The range of current exhibitions is nevertheless impressive.

In addition to media initiatives, China is sponsoring an increasing range of cultural exhibitions and "Years of China" abroad.

The Hepworth Wakefield has been open for less than two years, but is already one of the country's most popular art galleries, with an impressively diverse range of changing exhibitions complementing the outstanding permanent collection.