Sentence examples for support exhibitions from inspiring English sources

Proceeds from the event go to support exhibitions, education and public programs.

The Israeli government now also helps finance projects in the Arab sector, including the Umm el-Fahem gallery, and even the National Lottery has a program to print catalogs and support exhibitions by artists from this community.

We need to encourage private individuals to get more actively involved in museum projects, to give and bequeath works of art, both historic and modern, and to support exhibitions.

20 -- Schuyler G. Chapin will be honored at a black-tie dinner at the Frick Collection to support exhibitions and educational programs, and the museum's new director, Anne L. Poulet, will speak.

5. Support exhibitions and installations.

To see more of Meriem Bennani's hilarious, yet critical works, you can continue on to her website, or see her works as part of the SURFACE SUPPORT exhibition at Brooklyn's Signal gallery through August 9th.

A gallery can't possibly show consistently good work by an artist at six art fairs a year while that artist is also trying to support exhibition programs of one person shows in galleries around the country or around the world.

The Mint has been awarded $1.75 million, which will go into its endowment fund supporting exhibitions and to a program to develop a national membership for its craft museum, which opened last year.

Ward Mintz, who oversees the Coby Foundation, which supports exhibitions in textiles and needlearts, said that the Metropolitan Museum, whose considerable clothing holdings have received star treatment since they were overseen by Diana Vreeland in the 1970s and '80s, has played a key role by showing that "fashion can be both scholarly and in the public culture".

This led to fascinating questions not only about the genre in which Sehgal works, but also about the vital role that museums as institutions play in supporting exhibitions of non-object based art.

Showing infinitely better taste than you, the curators have pulled together a program that touches on music, culture, sex, crime, fame, and heaps of other brain-splittingly great stuff including some supporting exhibitions and talks thanks to Vivid Live.