Sentence examples for standing exhibition from inspiring English sources

Still Standing, exhibition view.

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"We can't get there in one leap, but the Photographers' Gallery is the model we're thinking of," says McCallum, describing a centre with space for a standing exhibition as well as temporary shows, a place for lectures and of course a shop, where graphics fetishists might drool over the latest bindings and fondle foiled covers.

Standing, exhibited in this manner, we can state explicitly that we are not objects during the exhibition.

Standing in the exhibition hall itself, a former beer warehouse by Santa Fe's old rail yards, Mr. Morris found buyers for several drawings by Mr. Crumb.

A self-proclaimed "transvestite potter from Essex who won the Turner Prize" (in 2003), he is standing in the exhibition space at the fashion label Louis Vuitton's flagship store in London.

On a recent afternoon, while both were standing in the exhibition amid the rainbow-hued artifacts, Mrs. Huong said she was looking forward to returning to Hanoi, to her husband, Bong, a transportation engineer, and her 6-year-old daughter, Tra.

Not only is Chain Letter a visual equalizer but it also levels ones standing within the exhibition, something, to which I imagine, the art world and artists are not generally accustomed.

Hiroshima has deliberately left the stark skeleton of its ruined Industrial Exhibition Hall standing.

Other events to consider are bicycle polo (sadly only an exhibition sport) standing high and long jump, and tandem races.

The historian photographer Gilberto Ferrez describes the quality and importance of Henschel as follows: Henschel participated in many exhibitions of photographs, standing out in the exposition of the Imperial Academy of Fine Arts in 1872 and 1875, for which he received the Gold Medal in the first edition.