Sentence examples for tiny exhibition from inspiring English sources

This tiny exhibition makes his greatness crystal clear.

Observers are allowed to come quite close to the installation in the tiny exhibition room.

In this tiny exhibition, a filmmaker presents clever, Cornell-style boxes containing toy movie viewers and thematically related objects.

The tiny exhibition area displays highlights of the philatelic collection, but larger items such as postal equipment, uniforms and vehicles are kept in a museum store in Essex, which holds open days through the year.

When the Memphis design group turned up at the 1981 Milan Furniture Fair with their plastic laminated, brightly colored and highly patterned furniture, the exhibition was reportedly mobbed and streets were blocked as people tried to cram into the tiny exhibition space.

It's hard to pinpoint the exact reason for a rash of injuries to the stars, but a condensed training camp, tiny exhibition season and jump straight into the lockout-shortened regular season gave players less time to ease back into shape.

At the Italian Cultural Institute of New York, "Timelessness," a tiny, tantalizing exhibition of works by the designers Lella and Massimo Vignelli, opens today and runs through July 15.

But barely a dozen of the thousands of objects, now in the New York State Museum's collection, are in this tiny traveling exhibition.

With two of these friends, Massimiliano Gioni and Ali Subotnick, Cattelan has operated a tiny rogue exhibition space, the Wrong Gallery (a door in Chelsea that you can see into but not enter).

— ELAINE SCIOLINO 6. Prague's Public Art Much of Prague's art scene is moving out to the rough-hewed Zizkov neighborhood, where the year-old Drdova Gallery and the tiny 35m2 exhibition space will soon be joined by the new location of Hunt Kastner Artworks.

(Cotter) ★ Museum of Biblical Arts: 'The Adoration of the Magi by Bartolo di Fredi: A Masterpiece Reconstructed' (through Sept. 9) An astonishing 14th-century Italian painting has, if by miracle, left its home in Siena for the first time and landed at the Museum of Biblical Art in Manhattan as the main attraction of this tiny, perfect exhibition, where it is reunited with two other small paintings.