Sentences with phrase «by visitors to the exhibition»

However it is differentiated in one significant way: while a professional jury will select five finalists for the Mohn Prize, the winner will be chosen by visitors to the exhibition through online voting

Yet the first thing encountered by a visitor to the exhibition is not any of these well - known works.

Not exact matches

Visitors scheduled to attend TFWA Asia Pacific Exhibition & Conference from 10 - 14 May in Singapore can get a preview of some of the latest products which will be on show by visiting the TFWA Product Showcase.

For visitors arriving by car, free parking is available close to the exhibition center, which is located in the city center.

LCW's Sales Director Justin Moran was also impressed by the exhibition: «We were delighted with the caliber of visitors and out of all the major wine events held in the Asian region this has to be the most superior wine event held annually.»

Upon tasting various chocolates from Ghana, visitors to the exhibition, commended Ghana for its unique cocoa tastes and flavours over a variety of cocoa beans by cocoa producing countries like Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, Mexico, Sao Tome and Principe, Cameroon, Mauritius, Togo, and many others, was exciting.

If that wasn't enough, visitors should prepare to be amazed by the brand new exhibition Octopus Hideout just next door at SEA LIFE Manchester, which gives guests a unique opportunity to come face to sucker with one of the oceans most intelligent creatures.

Jointly hosted by VNU Exhibitions Asia and the Guangdong Aquarium Industry Association, the show is expected to attract 300 exhibitors and over 12,000 aquarium professional visitors from China and overseas.

Every October the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk plays host to the free Sculpture by the Sea exhibition, with 520,000 visitors viewing 100 unique sculptures by artists from around the world.

Besides the Museum, Vinci offers many itineraries to discover Leonardo's world: from the Castle of the Guidi Counts to the Villa del Ferrale, where the Leonardo Impossibile exhibition is set, or the birthplace in Anchiano — where visitors could actually meet Leonardo in a very special way — without forgetting naturalistic paths to explore on foot the hills loved by the Genius, or spots and contemporary art installations directly inspired by Leonardo.

@Large is accompanied by two richly illustrated, full - color publications: a softcover edition, published by the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and available now, that documents the exhibition for visitors to the island; and an expanded hardbound publication from Chronicle Books that will be available later this year at bookstores and museum shops worldwide.

«Over the coming ten years the rise in visitors to Qatar will be driven largely by the business sector as the Gulf state continues to put in place world - class infrastructure for the World Cup, and also beyond for its 2030 vision,» said Mark Walsh, portfolio director, Reed Travel Exhibitions.

Visitors can explore 14 magnificent historic and State Apartments, the ruins of the Holyrood Abbey, the royal gardens, the oldest part of the palace with Mary's Bed Chamber, connected by a secret stairway to her husband's bedroom and The Queen's Gallery which hosts a programme of changing exhibitions from the Royal Collection.

The Collection, an award - winning archaeology museum is also near by and hosts regular events and exhibitions, including PLAY — an exciting space designed to entertain younger visitors.

Leading with a topical mid-market theme, the initial results for the 23rd travel and tourism industry showcase, released by organiser Reed Travel Exhibitions, also recorded a 9 % increase in the number of Buyers» Club members, with a similar percentage hike in the number of other quality visitors such as VIPs, sponsors and speakers, compared to 2015.

The multi-floor exhibition led visitors from the ground floor to the ninth and back finally to the third floors where additional works, installations, and apartments were curated by invited neighborhood organizations.

The exhibition will provide a vital opportunity for those selected to have their work seen by tens of thousands of visitors, to work with BALTIC's curators and be supported by a high - profile artist.

Curators are testing that thesis in this outdoor exhibition of work by seven artists that asks visitors to fend off the noise of the city and pay close attention to their surroundings.

Inspired by our current exhibitions, free community workshops are led by artists and designed to support first - time visitors as they explore art and making.

Reggie Voigtländer's performance Move worked through the complexity of a single arm movement, while Petra Klabunde attempted to create a direct connection in the short exhibition period by inviting visitors to crouch down with her.

Together with a stacked column of bronze footballs by Hank Willis Thomas (Ben Brown Fine Arts) and curious rocks and mirror by Alicja Kwade (Kammel Mennour), this exhibition sets out to intrigue, engage and enthrall diverse visitors across the summer.»

As well as visitors to the exhibition, curious passers - by crowded the front window of the project space's shopfront showroom, in which the video work Classified Digits by Christine Sun Kim and Thomas Mader was displayed.

Happily for visitors to the Morgan, the Ingres exhibition runs concurrently with David, Delacroix, and Revolutionary France: Drawings from the Louvre, which features an additional ten sheets by the artist among the more than seventy drawings from the Louvre that are on display.

In 2013, Fusiform Gyrus, curated by Raimundas Malašauskas, enticed visitors into a sensory landscape, with the exhibition name belonging to part of the brain involved in face recognition.

Terrain - HATCH Public Art Residency exhibition, Choke by Scott Carter «Outdoor public art exhibit in Oak Park invites visitors to lay down a beat,» Chicago Tribune, March 15, 2017

Visitors are invited to spend time here, using the available materials, including books, articles and activities inspired by our exhibitions programme, suitable for children and adults alike.

At the opening of the exhibition, Saint Phalle summoned visitors to take up her.22 caliber rifle and contribute to a collective firing at the encrusted reliefs.24 Transforming the art gallery into a shooting gallery, the artist equipped the space with a mechanical rotating target created by Tinguely and a staging platform from which her participants could take aim.

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art invites visitors to take part in YES — the largest collaborative outdoor project by Swiss - born artist Urs Fischer as part of his first solo exhibition Small Axe.

In an creative twist, the exhibition Van Gogh, Manet, and Matisse: The Art of the Flower, on view through June 21, 2015, includes an opportunity for visitors to create their own art by sketching a beautiful floral arrangement.

But this ingenious exhibition hints at the nature and broad scope of these assets, while reminding visitors that any collection is skewed by personal taste — and luck: Lange's work came to the museum from her stepdaughter, who lives in Chicago.

The exhibition visitor will first encounter a signature work by each artist in Out Our Way, providing a starting point from which to explore the pivotal moment each artist experienced at UC Davis.

Throughout the exhibition, hundreds of songs were recorded either by Rhoades or by his assistants, museum staff, and selected visitors, thus adding multiple layers to the production.

In the exhibition, this project is featured through the reconstruction of several nested cubicles, filled with straw, books and cubes of foam, in such a way that a visitor has to «test» each cubicle by stepping into it with bare feet to experience the different tactile sensations of each substance.

«As the viewer... you get to imagine, and possibly have that experience for yourself,» says Associate Curator Kelly Taxter in the Jewish Museum's new exhibition video for Marc Camille Chaimowicz: Your Place or Mine... Through August 5, visitors to the Museum may find the historic Felix Warburg Mansion transformed by the London - based artist's works on display.

Visitors to Made in L.A. 2014 will choose the recipient of the inaugural $ 25,000 Public Recognition Award by voting for their favorite artist in the exhibition.

Proceeds from the gala help underwrite the AFA's traveling exhibitions, which are seen by well over one million visitors to museums located across the United States and around the world.

We are delighted to introduce our visitors the oeuvre of this ingenious artisan through the upcoming exhibition, which together with our current Portico Gallery show, White Gold: Highlights from the Arnhold Collection of Meissen Porcelain, will offer them a sense of the important contributions made by those at work for the Saxon court at Dresden.

The CraftTexas series, which is hugely popular with visitors, provides artists the unique opportunity to have their work seen by three established jurors and included in an exhibition that seeks to broaden the understanding of contemporary craft.

Traveling from Brasilia to São Paulo before reaching its final destination in Rio de Janeiro, it was the most visited exhibition by a living artist worldwide that year with over one million visitors.

The exhibition walks visitors through the history of NOMA, decade by decade, honoring the collectors and donors who helped to form the museum's permanent collection.

A delicate linocut by Vija Celmins, Comet, 1992, is the initial work to be seen by visitors upon entering the exhibition.

Approximately one third of the paintings featured in the exhibition were created by Katz within the last decade, offering visitors an opportunity to view the artist's contemporary works alongside early examples from his career.

• Sunday, June 10, from 1 - 3 pm, there will be an opening event for the exhibition; • Sunday, June 17, at 2 pm, Butler Director Dr. Louis Zona will present a free art talk, «Joan Mitchell in Historical Context,» in the museum's Beecher Center auditorium; • Groups may call to schedule a tour by Butler docent volunteers who will guide visitors through the Joan Mitchell exhibits (330.743.1107, ext. 115);

It will invigorate Dallas by drawing visitors to the region, while providing an opportunity for guests to experience spectacular exhibitions never before seen in North Texas.

During the special event on Thursday 17 January between 6 - 9 pm all female visitors will be invited to contribute to the exhibition by creating their own self - portrait.

In its first year, she curated exhibitions with Suzanne Lacy, Andrea Bowers, Edgar Arceneaux, Star Montana, and Alice Konitz and commissioned a site - specific permanent artwork by Dora De Larios that prominently greets visitors at the entrance to the museum.

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Through the work of artists in the permanent collection such as Martin Johnson Heade and Andy Warhol, as well as loans by contemporary artists such as Jessica Pezalla and Kendell Carter, the exhibition gives visitors new ways of relating to flowers through relationships to the human figure, scientific study, and moments when the floral form becomes ornamentation.

This exhibition encourages visitors to compare and contrast major paintings by Mitchell and Riopelle in order to show how their relationship impacted their respective techniques and styles during the twenty - four years they were together.

In the special exhibition galleries on the fourth floor, visitors will find promised gifts from the Campaign for Art, including works by Francis Bacon, Vija Celmins, Richard Diebenkorn, Jasper Johns, Jackson Pollock, Ed Ruscha and single galleries devoted to Diane Arbus and Joseph Beuys.