Sentence examples for touring art from inspiring English sources

Appropriately, the show is touring art, rather than ethnographical, institutes.

The rec ords regularly set by touring art exhibitions offer one barometer.

The Forest is the new host of the commission's first national touring art show, put together by artist Mike Smallcombe.

An answer in the Q&A column on July 31, about touring art and architecture sites in Berlin, misstated the extent of public access to new embassies there.

The news comes a week after Chanel announced it was shelving a touring art exhibition designed by the architect Zaha Hadid that was due in London this year.

A butter churn was a little too authentic for 4-year-old Ben Gilday, a preschooler with another touring art class who huffed and puffed through his turn, finally asking, with a hint of frustration, "Is there actually butter in there?" The kitchens were borrowed from three dozen historic homes owned by the Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities, Ms. Carlisle said.

One is that Palestinian civil society has called for a boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel as the best nonviolent way to oppose the occupation; the other is that the Israeli government requires touring arts companies to act as ambassadors for Israel and funds them accordingly.

The government has pledged an extra £80m in lottery money from 2013 for touring arts companies and those working with young people.

Instead, it is touring contemporary art fairs as an "in-progress" work of art.

Her work is also included in the touring British Art Show 7, at Tramway, Glasgow, until 21 August, and in A Fire in the Master's House Is Set at Chapter, Cardiff, until 4 September.

So it's only natural that the National Academy, still going strong, is the New York stop for the touring show "Art in the Age of Queen Victoria: Treasures From the Royal Academy of Arts Permanent Collection," organized by Mary Anne Stephens, chief curator of the London institution.