Sentence examples for recently on view from inspiring English sources

Ms. Snyder's paintings were recently on view at the Westchester Arts Council gallery in White Plains.

(The paintings were recently on view at the Tate's outpost in Liverpool, where Mr. Oram and the actors went to see them).

Meanwhile, at the Pompidou Center, in Paris, an extensive career-spanning exhibition of the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson was also recently on view.

Richard Phillips, whose own hyperrealist paintings were recently on view at the Gagosian Gallery, remembered first seeing paintings of Mr. Morley's like "Farewell to Crete" (1984) at Pace Gallery in New York when Mr. Phillips got out of art school.

Bader's art often features food left out too long; another work, recently on view at MoMA PS1, was a junked dishwasher stacked with a single dish: a rotting pizza pie.

Schlesinger's day jobs are carpentry and harvesting and selling vegetables from an organic farm in Santa Cruz; his proposal for a public seed library was recently on view at the San Francisco Arts Commission gallery.

It recently went on view in the Met's 17th-century French paintings gallery.

Among the star works was "Apple Orchard," a 1987 landscape by Gerhard Richter that had recently been on view at an art fair in Munich.

Conveniently enough, a travelling exhibition of oma's designs, called "Content," had recently been on view in Berlin; the displays were now packed in boxes, Koolhaas said, ready for shipment to St . Petersburg

Virtually immobilized by Alzheimer's disease, he has not painted since 1990, and he is presumably unaware of the continuing melodrama that surrounds the paintings he did from 1981 to 1989, forty of which recently went on view at the Museum of Modern Art in an exhibition called "Willem de Kooning: The Late Paintings, the 1980s".

Many of the financier J. P. Morgan's favorite medieval artworks -- the ones that he kept in his private study until his death in 1913 and that have since been housed at the Pierpont Morgan Library -- recently went on view in the Medieval Tapestry Hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where they will stay for at least two and a half years while the Morgan undergoes a $100 million expansion.