Sentence examples for which museums from inspiring English sources

Hence the importance of blockbuster shows for which museums can charge.

And the looking — for which museums were created — becomes a memory before it has even begun.

There is also Spazio, the kind of generalising exhibition with which museums like to open.

Consider the ways in which museums convey information about controversial or complicated topics to the general public.

One of the ways in which museums sterilize great art of the past is by isolating it from the fashions of its time.

After decades in which museums played down the fate of slaves, he said, "I think people are coming around and getting out of their comfort zones".

Mr. van Haeften would not say which museum it was.

"Which museum?" asked the auctioneer Bernard Oger, who stood by the podium looking skeptical.

Mr. Schoeps requested access to the museums' information about the works' provenance, which museum officials provided.

In 1949, museum records show, it was in the possession of Galerie Bénézit of Paris, from which, museum officials said, Mr. Onstad bought it in either 1949 or 1950.

The exhibition, which museum officials describe as living culture, is modeled after recreated American Indian villages in Oklahoma, Florida and Massachusetts, according to David Martine, the museum's director and curator.