Sentence examples for this exhibition emphasizes from inspiring English sources

Although this exhibition emphasizes the connection between Mr. Nara's art and music, its links to Japanese visual traditions and to Western Modernism are equally apparent.

But as this exhibition emphasizes, Seurat first formulated his ideas about color and atmosphere on paper, in drawing, working in black and white.

Centering on one late painting, "Dancers at the Barre" (around 1900), and showing his treatments of ballet as successive variations on certain themes, the exhibition emphasizes his process: the work that this painter of workers put into his art.

Stock companies, shareholders and insurers all saw the slave trade as an entirely honorable business, the exhibition emphasizes.

With more than 20 sculptures, the exhibition emphasizes the flattened figures — witty, gestural, stilt-legged — that have become signature works of a long career.

While the exhibition emphasizes the consumption of wine and beer and their place in ancient culture, there are exceptional depictions of how grapes were grown and how wine and beer were made.

This coincidence is hard to overlook while viewing Haring's wildly familiar and celebrated paintings of the 1980s, works driven by his sense of difference and, as the exhibition emphasizes, a fervent political consciousness with which he pushed back at the Reagan-Thatcher conservatism of his time.

From the Army-surplus garments appropriated and painstakingly embroidered by flower children to the dashikis and African fabrics embraced by the black-pride movement to the ascetic styles of communes and cults, the exhibition emphasizes how vernacular fashion signalled antiestablishment values and group identity.

Its major rainforest exhibition emphasizes ecological frailty.

The exhibition emphasizes habitats as well as wildlife.

The exhibition emphasizes that nature books and natural history museums are vehicles to foster appreciation of the natural world.