Sentence examples similar to secured gallery from inspiring English sources

Her main worry in closing up shop was what would become of Pollock — she had raised his monthly payments to two hundred and fifty dollars — and it was with difficulty that she finally secured another gallery's agreement to show his new work if she sub- sidized him for one more year.

Art theft is everywhere at the moment: from Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch to Derren Brown's crack team of pensioners who half-inched a Chapman Brothers painting from a seemingly secure gallery on Channel 4 last week.

Small but highly sensuous objects by Ernesto Neto look like sex aids, hardly items to be secured on a gallery plinth and gawked at.

The secured gallery area, which already has a large window on the lobby wall, will get glass doors leading to the lawn, allowing the exhibition to be seen from outside as well as inside.

She hopes the fairs will help her secure more formal gallery showings.

The hippies exhibition was originally planned two years ago, but was postponed to secure a larger gallery space and more acquisitions for the growing fashion collection at the museum, which aspires to compete with the big guns of the Met's Costume Institute.

The BALTIC in Gateshead, where Snoddy also used to work, is also cited as an example of a gallery that has secured inward investment and raised land values.

New York Gallery Fergus McCaffrey secured a booth at the famed art show.

In November 1987, Alan Bond bought the Vincent van Gogh painting Irises and unveiled it in a purpose-built secure art gallery on the 49th floor of the tower on 23 December 1988.

Six months later, she secured a solo show at his gallery.

This means their art could be counted an asset of the gallery and used to pay secured creditors first.