Sentence examples for serious museums from inspiring English sources

But once again, the exhibition slips below the standard expected of serious museums presenting scholarly art historical shows.

Serious museums prefer not to show works owned by board members to avoid the perception of a conflict of interest; public display of art increases its value.

The gallery's vice president, Frances Beatty, put together the show, which is the sort of loose, eccentric, connoisseur's grab bag that serious museums won't do.

-- a gambling casino has hatched a serious museum.

For me, it's a serious artwork and it should be in a serious museum".

However, some critics lament what they see as a further descent of a serious museum into the cult of celebrity.

The Gallery System can be ordered with track lighting, and it's serious museum-quality, but considerably more expensive ($580 to cover the same 13-foot span of wall).

Broadway Housing, which provides low-income housing and support services, said it remains fully committed to creating a serious museum and was sorry to see Ms. Ringgold go.

"I have never, never in my experience known artists to be arrested while they're putting up a serious museum exhibition in a leading gallery".

Born in 1932, Ms. Rockburne has been off the radar screen for years but is beginning to get serious museum recognition.

But let's not be too hard on the center, for exhibitions of forgotten or underappreciated artists are part and parcel of running a serious museum.