Sentence examples for successful exhibition from inspiring English sources

The museum's most successful exhibition so far was an Asger Jorn retrospective earlier this year.

Upon his return to Japan he held a successful exhibition of 40-odd paintings and drawings.

The British Museum has had a hugely successful exhibition from India.

The aquarium had announced the rare successful exhibition of the species earlier this week.

The recent Cut-Outs show was the most successful exhibition ever at the Tate.

(The museum has just completed a highly successful exhibition of the artist and sculptor Duane Hansen).

This, in the period before the Thatcher government defenestrated the art schools, was a time of high and exciting activity among young artists, and Robertson seized the moment by setting up, in two successive years, highly successful exhibitions for young artists.

It has been seen by hundreds of thousands of people in each venue and version, and if we sum all that up, it is probably one of the most successful exhibitions ever; surely it is a great success for a scientific one.

As a rule, successful exhibitions require two basic components.

There were no public exhibitions of contemporary artists in London before 1760, when Reynolds helped found the Society of Artists and the first of many successful exhibitions was held.

Some of the gallery's most successful exhibitions, on artists including Turner, Lowry and the Pre-Raphaelites, were staged during her reign.