Sentence examples for reinstallation with from inspiring English sources

Basically a collection reinstallation with a novel mix-and-match approach, this show, spread over both the Chinese painting and Japanese galleries, traces the flow of influence from one culture to the other.

Norton blocked reinstallation with a score of 48 percent, compared to the group average of 43 percent.

The African galleries contain the largest concentration of new acquisitions of any of the collection reinstallations, with numerous displays coming from the Charles B. Benenson collection of African art, acquired by the museum in 2004.

The African galleries contain the largest concentration of new acquisitions of any of the collection reinstallations, with many displays coming from the Charles B. Benenson collection of African art, acquired by the museum in 2004.

The site is entirely free – well, except for those paid-apps – and lets users create app-lists that could really simplify tedious reinstallations with a single click.

Basically the show is a collection reinstallation done with a novel mix-and-match approach.

And the reinstallation opens with a piquant flourish in a display of ancient pre-Columbian art that doubles as a solo show for a contemporary artist, and looks like a nightclub interior.

Together, lighting and display stimulate a rich visual experience; what an obvious labor of love this reinstallation is, undertaken with a reverent creativity.

Seeing the room as the reinstallation was being completed, with the shutters open, I got to gauge the impact when they were closed.

At the same time, curators are experimenting with its reinstallation, trying to evoke the original intimate nature of the tomb's architecture.

In the completion of a three-year, $24 million renovation, fully refurbished galleries in the Centre Street Building at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore reopened yesterday with a reinstallation that traces major developments in 19th-century European and American art and features a Grand Salon inspired by the 1884 paintings gallery of one of the museum's founders, William T. Walters.