Sentence examples for run exhibition from inspiring English sources
"Quite amazing, isn't it?" McGwire said, speaking generally of his ongoing home run exhibition.
When his amateur career ended, he was paid to run exhibition races against cars, trucks, motorcycles, horses and dogs, according to his obituary in The New York Times.
Bonds, as much as I respect the feat, is a traveling home run exhibition, much as Hank Aaron became with the Braves.
Despite those woes, and even a few gallery closings, there is still nothing in the world like the concentration of small, privately run exhibition spaces crowded onto this island.
Istanbul galleries run exhibitions of postcards showing the central place Armenians had in the life of the late Ottoman Empire.
In the early 1990s he began showing with Temistocles 44, a group centered on an artist-run exhibition space of the same name.
In the old harbour, for example, 019 (Dok-Noord 5L) is a really young and fresh place – an artist-run exhibition, work and concert space in an old welding factory.
During this transition, an arts group called TAG Projects, run by Derick Melander, Tim Kent and John Silvis, is using one vacated space for a very short-run exhibition, with Peter Corrie as curator.
Originating in an East Pilsen Chicago apartment in May 2005, this artist-run exhibition relocated to the Alamo city in January 2006 and owes its existence to the exhibitors themselves, volunteers and San Antonio's strong commitment to arts patronage.
Regina Rex, whose members think that "artist-run exhibition space" better describes their modus operandi than the term "collective," held its first opening in June during Bushwick Open Studios -- a four-year-old art festival that now features more than 300 shows in over 150 locations.
"Spine, Chapter 20 (Ark)" features an image of the pre-renovated Orchard, the artist-run exhibition space that is often credited with sparking the glut of galleries on the Lower East Side in the last decade, and of which Ms. Quaytman was the director.
