Sentences with phrase «survey of exciting work»

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Pupils now typically make greater than expected progress across units of work and in a recent survey, the vast majority of pupils said the Empiribox lessons were exciting and enjoyable and made them keen to learn more in other areas of the curriculum.»

A survey conducted amongst existing and previous LIYSF students, found that 90 % of the 406 respondents agreed that the idea of studying in the UK was an exciting or attractive prospect, however 38 % also admitted that the departure of the UK from the European Union would dissuade them from studying or working here.

Pupils now typically make greater than expected progress across units of work and in a recent survey, the majority of pupils said the Empiribox lessons were fun and exciting, making them keen to learn more in other areas of the curriculum.

I'm excited to see the answer to this question articulated in the form of a large survey of Shore's work at MoMA, opening on November 19th.

When the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston mounted its mammoth survey «Inverted Utopias: Avant - Garde Art in Latin America» in 2004, it threw open a treasure chest of work by dozens of exciting, mind - altering, history - changing artists, some 90 percent of whom were unknown outside of their countries of origin.

I'm excited to be a part of the Pencil / Line / Eraser exhibition at Carroll / Fletcher gallery in London, «a group show surveying recent works in expanded drawing which use paper and line as a point of departure.»

100 SCULPTORS OF TOMORROW will be an insightful, diverse, and inspiring survey of emerging and unknown talent working in the field of sculpture, selected by a distinguished and knowledgeable panel of international jurors, and is the culmination of a major undertaking to identify the 100 most exciting, up - and - coming sculptors presently at worOF TOMORROW will be an insightful, diverse, and inspiring survey of emerging and unknown talent working in the field of sculpture, selected by a distinguished and knowledgeable panel of international jurors, and is the culmination of a major undertaking to identify the 100 most exciting, up - and - coming sculptors presently at worof emerging and unknown talent working in the field of sculpture, selected by a distinguished and knowledgeable panel of international jurors, and is the culmination of a major undertaking to identify the 100 most exciting, up - and - coming sculptors presently at worof sculpture, selected by a distinguished and knowledgeable panel of international jurors, and is the culmination of a major undertaking to identify the 100 most exciting, up - and - coming sculptors presently at worof international jurors, and is the culmination of a major undertaking to identify the 100 most exciting, up - and - coming sculptors presently at worof a major undertaking to identify the 100 most exciting, up - and - coming sculptors presently at work.

Opening reception, Friday, May 3, 6 - 8 pm After a year that saw Wolfgang Tillmans» work presented in six significant solo museum survey exhibitions at the Kunsthalle Zurich; São Paulo Museum of Modern Art; Moderna Museet, Stockholm; Museo de Arte del Banco de la República, Bogota; Kunstsammlung NRW (K21), Düsseldorf; and the Museo de Arte de Lima (MALI), Peru, we are excited to announce Wolfgang Tillmans» eleventh one person exhibition at the gallery.

Conceived and commissioned by Massimiliano Gioni and published by the Deste Foundation, each monograph in the new 2000 Words series combines a critical, forthright essay with a survey of an artist's works and gives insight into the work of some of today's most exciting contemporary artists.

An exciting survey of works from artists who exhibited in 2007 and a preview of what to expect from Casey Kaplan in the New Year, This Winter highlights the diverse aesthetic principles, techniques and ideologies that inspire the gallery program.

I am excited to see this comprehensive survey of her work.

I would be surprised if there was a more exciting painting exhibition in a New York gallery this season than the concentrated four - decade survey of the paintings and works on paper of Nicholas Krushenick (1929 - 1999) at Gary Snyder.

Dr Beatrix Schlarb - Ridley, Director of Innovation at British Antarctic Survey, said: «I am so excited about all the innovation possibilities growing out of our work in the Polar Regions.

Take a survey among tech experts and enthusiasts and top on the list of exciting innovations in the works will have concepts like Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and blockchain technology.