Sentence examples for serious gallery from inspiring English sources

"Of course he says there's no serious gallery in the Hamptons," added Tripoli Patterson, a gallery owner in Southampton.

"While probably a poor choice of words," he wrote about his dismissal of the local art scene, "we most certainly are a serious gallery, just not the only one.

At the Gallery Valentine's opening in July, Mr. Mottola, 62, was quoted in The Wall Street Journal as saying, "There's never been a serious gallery out here in the Hamptons".

The installation GreenScreenRefrigeratorAction with its bonkers talking gadgets and walls tediously coloured to reflect the park outside (culture v nature, geddit?) is one of the worst works of art I have ever seen in a serious gallery.

Atmospheric pollution and structural weakness necessitated the protective removal of a good number of the statues and carvings, and bureaucratic and political delays kept on putting off the day when a serious gallery for their exhibition could be provided.

"What Kenya needs is a serious gallery scene and a network that can contextualise the art," said Sam Hopkins, a 34-year-old Kenya-based conceptual artist.

"The more serious galleries around, the better," Mr. Viverosaiduné said.

He said that both "serious galleries" and young artists were suffering as a result.

Although River Gallery is easily accessible, Yangon's other serious galleries are mostly artist-run on a shoestring and sprinkled throughout the city in office buildings or residential neighborhoods.

Not to mention Ruth Vered (now showing Frank Stella, Mark Borghii (who had a de Kooning show this summer) and a number of other small, serious galleries in East Hampton that have succeeded Elaine Benson.

Few things say serious art like a darkened gallery and multiple video screens, which makes Marian Goodman one of the most serious galleries in town.