Sentence examples for selected exhibition from inspiring English sources

A larger and more carefully selected exhibition might be necessary.

As the title and contents of this intelligently selected exhibition suggest, softness in sculpture often implies a playful anti-Puritanism.

Abbot Hall's intimate but judiciously selected exhibition is the first significant UK retrospective of Kitaj's work since the artist killed himself in 2007.

Now in its 20th year, "Insights" is the country's pre-eminent selected exhibition of paintings, photographs and mixed-media pieces by legally blind artists.

The National Gallery of Scotland, which was founded in Edinburgh in 1850 and opened its doors to the public in 1859, is introducing itself to New York with a beautiful, wide-ranging, thoughtfully selected exhibition of 70 master drawings.

A more astutely focused, judiciously selected exhibition might lead to different conclusions, but this one will not alter the impression that last rites for this type of show are in order.

BP spokeswoman Shannon Wiseman said the company "never" seeks "curatorial influence," but admitted that BP and the museum work together to select exhibitions for BP to fund.

It gave him great pleasure that two of his paintings were selected for exhibition at Stockport Art Gallery earlier this year.

Among the 40 floral paintings, drawings and photographs selected for exhibition from the Reader's Digest Collection are works by Robert Mapplethorpe, Frank Stella and Andy Warhol.

The capriciousness of fame is often part of the display at the Cue Art Foundation, where artists who have never had solo shows in New York are selected for exhibition by artists who presumably have.

Our Jemmy Button illustrations were selected for exhibition in the fair in Spring.