Sentence examples for staged exhibitions from inspiring English sources

In early 1883 alone Durand-Ruel staged exhibitions of Boudin, Monet, Renoir, Pissarro and Sisley.

He staged exhibitions of Rembrandt, Matisse, Modigliani, Cezanne, van Gogh and Courbet.

In their highly political staged exhibitions, the collaborative examined such issues as consumerism, democracy, and the relationship of artist, art object, and viewer.

As well as providing a showcase for Wood Snr's own paintings, the gallery has staged exhibitions by artists such as Bruce French and the photographer David Montgomery.

Since then, many regional art museums in the area have staged exhibitions that shadow or complement city shows, or that are presented collaboratively with city counterparts.

Since then Khoj has worked with about 500 Indian and international artists, held some 50 residencies, organized dozens of workshops and discussion forums and staged exhibitions, screenings and public art installations.

Kaikodo Kaikodo also delivers stimulating sights in a dramatically staged exhibition titled "Realms of Faith".

There is another through line in Mr. Alaïa's clothes, and it's clear to see in this powerful and simply staged exhibition.

This sartorial symbiosis gets a dramatic showcase in Dance & Fashion, a thoughtfully curated and beautifully staged exhibition at New York's Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology.

Several thousand people attended the auction, in a hangar at the Santa Monica Municipal Airport, although many fans came just to view an elaborately staged exhibition of the material up for sale.

This carefully staged exhibition at Pierogi advances her work into new territory.