Sentence examples for running exhibitions from inspiring English sources

Even Lord Rothermere, owner of the Daily Mail and member of the oldest newspaper dynasty in Britain, allows his henchmen to hint, following his sale of the London Evening Standard, that the company increasingly regards newspapers as an annoying distraction from running exhibitions and publishing dreary business magazines.

Among the most dynamic is Caochangdi, where Platform China runs exhibitions of new - and less mainstream - work by upcoming artists.

Square Peg Media now runs exhibitions, conferences, events and online magazines including the annual British LGBT awards.

Istanbul galleries run exhibitions of postcards showing the central place Armenians had in the life of the late Ottoman Empire.

Nearby, the Newark Library was running an exhibition of photographs of Roth and his city.

This year's COAG is running an exhibition that focuses on Innovation for sustainable food and agriculture.

"Quite amazing, isn't it?" McGwire said, speaking generally of his ongoing home run exhibition.

The gait data is collected in conjunction with long-run exhibition at a science museum (Miraikan) while informed consent is obtained through electrical procedures.

The dataset was collected in conjunction with an attractive demonstration of gait personality measurement in an experience-based long-run exhibition at a science museum (i.e., Miraikan).

What's unusual is the idea of one artist-run exhibition space (LACE) organizing a show in which the subject is the history of another artist-run exhibition space (Bliss).

In general, the format of nonprofit, artist-run exhibition spaces had been born for two intertwined reasons.