Sentence examples for work on exhibition from inspiring English sources

Ordinary men and women turned out in droves to see Géricault's work on exhibition at the Egyptian hall in Piccadilly, to hear Emerson lecture, marvel at Nijinsky's grace and listen to Wagner's difficult and rewarding music.

For "New York Now 2000: Contemporary Work in Photography," Sunday at 2 p.m., the photographers Vincent Cianni, Andrew Moore and Susan Wides lecture about their work on exhibition, through Oct. 15.

She is an assistant curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, where she has worked on exhibitions including "Louise Bourgeois" and, most recently, "Julieta Aranda," a part of the museum's Intervals series.

We stay late many nights and come in many weekends to work on exhibitions, and we are never paid overtime.

Michael received a B.A. in Ancient history and Classical languages in 2017 from the University of Pennsylvania, where he also worked on exhibition development with Penn Museum (link here to an academic review of the exhibit developed).

The renovation -- or "renaissance" as the museum's president, Guy Cogeval, promotes it -- has resulted in a massive shift of more than half of the 1,850 works on exhibition.

A retrospective of Ms. Hofer's work is on exhibition at the Danziger Gallery in Chelsea.

Since leaving the gallery in 2011, he had spent his time between London and Sydney, working on exhibitions and cultural projects.

When he comes to the Met next year he will be working on exhibitions, installations and acquisitions, both at the Breuer building and at the Met.

Ditner has worked on exhibitions for the International Center of Photography and the New Museum in New York, the Gwangju Biennale in South Korea, and the Ryerson Image Center in Toronto.

Robert Echols is an independent scholar and curator who has worked on exhibitions at the National Gallery of Art, Washington; Museo del Prado, Madrid; and Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.