Sentences with phrase «centre of the exhibition»

At the centre of the exhibition, a free tasting zone will be dedicated to Spanish wines.

During the guided tour, check out the huge range of relics and photographs and enjoy exploring the fully restored whaling boat which forms the centre of the exhibition.

At the centre of the exhibition stands the major new installation entitled, The Sum of all Evil (2013) that forms a synthesized reflection upon the central themes such as the Holocaust, violence, and death.

At the centre of the exhibition were Van Gogh's paintings, many of them from private collections and rarely shown publicly.

In its implicit nature as opposed to a brutal revelation, the piece places the home as the centre of the exhibition, to which all the other artworks eventually all adhere.

There is a contradiction at the centre of this exhibition: it is too quick to categorise its work, and yet professes not to.

At the centre of the exhibition will be a site - specific work, which will take the form of a giant landscape unfolding within the South Wing of the museum and transfiguring its architectural experience.

At the centre of the exhibition, Isaac Julien will be staging a dramatic recital of Marx's Das Kapital every day of the seven - month Biennale, an act of homage that somehow can't help but sound subversive.

So the black gold from the mines is at the centre of this exhibition of large - scale installations and sculptures: The deep black of coal, its shimmering surface and tactile qualities were used as aesthetic resources by artists such as Marcel Broodthaers, David Hammons, Reiner Ruthenbeck, Richard Serra, Robert Smithson, Bernar Venet or the ZERO group.

At the centre of the exhibition is an oversized braid sculpture, titled Tug of War.

At the centre of the exhibition lies the idea of transforming drawing into the physically discernible world of space, consisting of haptics, sound and movement.

In the centre of the exhibition is a new body of work which Struth developed at the Leibniz Institute for Zoological and Wildlife Research (IZW) in Berlin.

Moth Girls is displayed in the centre of the exhibition space, which has been completely transformed for the occasion: the walls are covered in felt and a shimmering curtain invites visitors to walk into a video screening.

Goodman is the co-founder and Artistic Director of The Prince's Drawing School and drawing is at the centre of this exhibition.

Installed along walls that wrap around the centre of the exhibition space, the photographs will be hung in a single line that is fractured and segmented, reflecting the physical geography of the United Arab Emirates.

The works in the exhibition include Maradona, a grandiose figure in joyous repose — part man, part maypole, part praying mantis — which stands in duplicate at the centre of the exhibition.

The flatscreen it plays from hangs across from Frank Boyd's «Untitled» (2013) at the centre of the exhibition — a loaf of locally - sourced rye bread that's hooked up to XLR cables hung from the ceiling — and Vivienne Griffin «s white hanging blinds with holes cut through them as a view to nothing in «All the questions become riddles as soon as reflection upon them becomes serious» (2015).

In 2013 this highly abstracted portrait was the centre of an exhibition at the gallery, displayed for the first time alongside a selection of Heron's original studies from life and memory from which it was produced.

After creating a series of wall - mounted fluorescent light works in 1966 — each one also tethered to the surrounding architecture via an electrical plug — Corse «freed the light from the wall» by hanging her lone 1967 light work from the ceiling in the centre of the exhibition space.

With only one Rothko painting — Light Red Over Black (1957)-- hanging majestically in the show, an archive of memory is established, shifting the artist from his position at the centre of the exhibition and chronicling instead a history of reception and impact through the recollections of others.