Sentence examples for which exhibition from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which exhibition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking for clarification or specification about a particular exhibition among multiple options. Example: "I am interested in attending the art fair, but I need to know which exhibition you recommend."
It flits from one 19th-century monument to another, depending on which exhibition, artist or painting has your attention.
But it is also viewed as a wasted opportunity, a long-neglected, badly deteriorated structure with crumbling ceilings and leaky walls, where space for which exhibition promoters clamor is rented out for a pittance.
The purpose of the study was to find out the extent to which exhibition visitors grasped these ideas.
For the galleries it now gives them the ability to have a better insight into who visited which exhibition, when, where else they went, where they're from, etc.
Which exhibitions are The Times's art critics and reporters anticipating the most?
Which exhibitions, plays and festivals have taken place in your local area?
The strange ritual of the art wars, which exhibitions like this always provoke, is to treat as significant what hardly deserves our attention in the first place.
"It is a terrible thing that the mayor wants to decide which exhibitions go to museums," Asproni said in an interview on Monday.
Which exhibitions are you looking forward to seeing before the end of 2013?
This ultra-simplified style has antecedents in southern Arabia, which the exhibition book does not mention.
Last year the Library of Congress published "Bound for Glory" (Harry N. Abrams), a book of 175 images from which the exhibition pictures were chosen.
