Sentence examples for sensitive exhibition from inspiring English sources

This week, the National Gallery opened a beautiful and sensitive exhibition of French landscape art; it got a fraction of the media attention that has been lavished on Gormley's live-art relay marathon.

Should you need a quieter, more contemplative moment after this, stop into the Approach, near Bethnal Green, which has a beautifully sensitive exhibition from Alice Channer, entitled Worn Work.

A peace centre at the Maze, with or without an inescapably sensitive permanent exhibition addressing the province's divided history, would be an actual and symbolic part of embedding it further.

There are shadows everywhere in the sensitive and haunting exhibition of Warhol's work that Rosenthal, former exhibitions secretary of the Royal Academy and responsible for some of the most influential exhibitions of modern times, has curated at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum.

Read a review This was a sensitive and subtle exhibition about a sensitive and subtle – and incredibly rare – artist.

It is a perfect end to this intensely sensitive and compelling exhibition.

Unfortunately, there is less justification for the crowding of another exhibition here, featuring sensitive, finely detailed images by Barbara Bosworth, a Boston-based photographer.

Curated by Cory Jacobs (of the Fondation d'entreprise Hermès, the luxury brand's five-year-old nonprofit arts organization), the exhibition explores the sensitive transitional state when childhood gives way to adulthood.

The V&A's more sensitive curators were troubled by exhibitions on the design of a Ford Sierra and the branding of Coca-Cola.

With the verdict in the Pistorius trial expected before summer, Ziman acknowledges the exhibition comes at a sensitive time.

The idea was that healthcare staff who visited the exhibition would become more sensitive to what self-harm means to the patients.