Sentence examples for represent exhibition from inspiring English sources

It consists of two platforms that represent exhibition centers that compete for visitors and exhibitors.

The two other projects represented in the present exhibition are Avella, DuBois's study of a life in the titular coal mining where his grandmother grew up, and My Last Days at Seventeen, a photographic record of the five years he spent with teenagers at Russell Heights, an insular housing project in Ireland.

"Documenting Black Life," represents an exhibition-within-an-exhibition: black-and-white pictures by Charles Tenniee" Harris and James VanDerZee, two great photographers of black urban life.

Szántó asked Dresden curator Cordula Bischoff to name the object that best represents the exhibition's message, and she selected an image of Voltaire holding a lantern that shines light beyond the picture frame.

The decision to represent them and stage exhibitions worldwide was a pretty easy one to make".

The works in this exhibition represent new ideas in photography.

Thirteen of the most compelling pieces in the exhibition represent Durga, the warrior aspect of Devi.

These filters in their iterative choreography across the exhibition represent a constellation of parameters that circumscribe multiple ideas, which are touched upon to both imagine and realise a diversity of practices".

(Smith) 'PRUESSPRESS' Produced on a makeshift press overseen by one of the gallery's owners and displayed mostly frameless or on knocked-together tables, the prints in this exhibition represent the efforts of nearly 30 young artists and provide a heady sense of the ecumenical, do-it-yourself nature of the current scene.

It is thought that there will be sixty million persons in attendance, and 77 nations are represented in exhibitions.

The three exhibitions represent three different moments in history and we hope the public can connect through access points.