Sentence examples for window exhibition from inspiring English sources

COLLINGSWOOD Perkins Center for the Arts "Through My Window," exhibition by 25 artists from the Da Vinci Art Alliance who were each given a salvaged window with instructions to turn it into a work of art.

To eat this meal while wearing a good suit, with a brimmed hat sitting on the seat beside you, while thinking vaguely about the Georg Friedrich Kersting paintings you saw at the Met's "Open Window" exhibition just a few minutes before?

Vernon also operates the Vernon Projekt, a window-shop exhibition space.

The only way forward was for me to remove that nasty 'a' word from the title of my exhibits in the window, otherwise the exhibition would be canceled entirely.

Through the large picture window of the exhibition room, the sea is dark as lead, the countless whitecaps reminiscent of lace collars on girls' dresses.

The fuss is over a Bristol-based "urban artist" Mark Sinckler's black and white mural, which is currently on display in the window of an exhibition curated by Banksy in the Marks & Stencils gallery.

I agree with people like Soderbergh who think that the distribution model is antiquated and top-heavy, but I'm very uneasy when I hear talk about giving up on the "window" between theatrical exhibition and the DVD release of a movie.

# Mineral exhibition window.

The Coastliner's appeal isn't all on the surface, either; the watch is powered by an ETA 2824-2 automatic Swiss movement, visible through the exhibition window on the watch's case back.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON HEADQUARTERS GALLERY -- "Windows and Beyond," exhibition of oil paintings by Sue Ellen Rohrer Leys.

Its current exhibition, "Windows Into the Eternal: Tradition of Icons," is replete with gold leaf and brilliant colors.