Sentence examples for strange exhibition from inspiring English sources
Click here or on the image to preview the exhibition The Doors: When You're Strange exhibition opens at the Idea Generation Gallery 9 July until 5 September.
"Facing Destiny: Children in European Portraiture (1500-1900)," athehe Nassau County Museum of Art, is a strange exhibition.
Trockel went her own way in this strange exhibition that also included the work of other artists and craftspeople both past and present.
I wonder whether the Metropolitan Museum of Art had our contemporary cat mania in mind when it scheduled its smart, strange exhibition of the Polish-French painter Balthus – a figurative master in an age of abstraction, and one of the creepiest figures of modern art.
The morning session will take place at the Guardian with the afternoon spent at the British Library, including a visit to the Windrush - Songs in a Strange Land exhibition.
Between 1988 and 2012, she mounted strange, compelling exhibitions at her private foundation in Toronto, drawn from her expanding collection of artworks, artefacts and objects.
The result is a smart, visually impressive but somewhat strange and idiosyncratic exhibition.
It is definitely a strange, cobbled-together exhibition, so fragmentary that to describe its omissions as yawning gaps is an understatement.
In "Strange Fruit," his exhibition of four large photographic prints and a video, visitors are confronted by crisp and also chilling images of athletes in action, their brown skin muscled and glistening.
Reassembled here for the first time since Laurelton Hall burned to the ground in 1957, the Daffodil Terrace adds a fitting Temple of Dendur splendor to a strange and lovely exhibition.
These were photographs of Britain in the documentary tradition, but not by British photographers: the exhibition, Strange and Familiar, shows the work of 23 photographers who arrived from elsewhere – Europe, Japan, North America – to catch some aspect of British life as it has been lived over the past 80 years.
