Sentences with phrase «than a museum»

If you're in search of meaning more than museums, try a volunteer vacation this spring.

What's more fitting for a road trip than a museum of driving stuff?

Is there a better rainy day activity than a museum?

That is its strength and weakness, and it is nothing less than the museum's mission.

Experts said that more surprising than the museum's lack of an effective surveillance system was the revelation that the artworks were not insured against theft.

Contemporary light art, crafted from neon tubes of glowing gas, really feels like a novelty item than museum - quality work — in most instances.

When New York approached Saltz to replace the departing Mark Stevens, he assumed his allegiance to the downtown art scene and the gallery world — rather than museum shows — would make him a bad fit for the magazine.

This is nothing more than a museum piece.

In my work as an independent curator unhooked from a collection, I produce exhibitions that look different than museum shows, but my approach to exhibition making remains the same.

As of 2014, The Broad's endowment is at $ 200 million, thereby larger than any museum in Los Angeles except for the Getty Museum.

The new Whitney Museum of American Art feels like a place for art rather than a museum in which the architecture itself tries too hard to compete.

There's no better place to browse than the Museum Shop.

Philippe de Montebello is leaving the Met after significant renovations — and after far too many shows, as for Rembrandt's birthday, focused less on the art than the museum.

If you accept this fake artifact, than the museum lost it reputation of being logical in their artifact.

What could be more Idaho than a museum about potatoes?

November 1: More than a Museum Experience an earthquake simulator, aquarium and 48 - foot - tall human body model all in the same day at Discovery Park of America, opening today in Union City, Tenn..

Boy oh boy, it was more fun than the museum we've visited the hour before haha!

«Our exhibitions create conversations about all sorts of issues,» he said, «so, if you're looking for conversation starters, there's probably no better place to go than a museum.

(There arose another key difference: rather than a museum heist, the old version hinged on a situation involving a Boston bank.)

In some of the areas where there were ancient, amazing civilizations, there are other problems now, more stringent than museum management.

However, I do believe that food lobbies exert enormous, at times insidious, power over what we eat, that our water supplies are not being protected as much as they probably should be and that, in general, people are more interested in smart phones than museums.

I just had the most amazing run this morning in Hoi an, vietnam that made me feel more alive and connected than any museum or waterfall visit ever could.

On the Corner of Fat and Happy - Best Restaurants in Mobile If you come home from a trip without photos of delicious food and more restaurant recommendations than museum stubs, this article may not be for you.

More a tour of a private mansion than museum, it was modeled on a Venetian palace, decorated with textiles, furniture and sculpture and some remarkable art work.

There's much more to Italy than the museums,...

That award with its cash prize attests to Exit Art's care for artists, more than any museum display of emerging artists ever could.

And, although galleries may seem even more elitist than museums, actually these shows are free, there is no admission price at all.

Attendance reached 46,560, 16 % higher than the museum's original goal, with African - Americans totaling 41 % of the visitors.

The Whitney Museum of American Art owns more Hopper works than any museum, including some 2500 of his works on paper.

As I write, Philip Taaffe is at Gagosian and Ken Price at Matthew Marks, both of which have more spare cash than some museums.

Film is clearly a crossover medium that reaches far broader audiences than a museum or gallery show.

And sometimes galleries organize better exhibitions than museums,» praised the Los Angeles Times of Gajin Fujita's -LRB-»97 Fine Arts) Roll Call on view through January 14, 2017 at L.A. Louver.

Unlike the dignified Morgan Library's new acquisitions, it really does look more like a shopping occasion than a museum collection.

Opting for a more conservative title than the Museum's inaugural Younger Than Jesus triennial three years ago, one might still read The Ungovernables as mythbuilding.

The Parrish and its Special Projects Curator Andrea Grover established the off - site summer series to present artist installations in venues other than the museum's new Water Mill home base.

The history of art has always been more unwieldy and complicated than any museum's timeline allows.

From GIFs to sound installations, artists are presenting installations concerning human - animal interactions, providing a more lively, and accurate alternative to how humans and animals interact than the museum's taxidermied animals inside vitrines.

More movement than museum and using the body as a canvas, Art - A-Porter showcases new ideas coming from the city's avant - garde scene.

The paradox is that it is in some respects more ecumenical — one might even venture to say more democratic — than museum rivals.

While considerably smaller than the museum's Latin American collection — its largest at 12,500 objects — it is comparable to the Asian collection, which is housed in its own wing.

During that time, the museum racked up losses, which isn't exactly heartening given that NASA's $ 18.4 billion budget is a bit bigger than the museum's budget of around $ 1.6 million.

Watch 1080p YouTube and you'll end up with more artifacts than a museum.

Now, it's little more than a museum piece that exists in the shadow of the more popular mega-church that owns it, and its depleted parish is presided over by the taciturn Reverend Toller (Ethan Hawke).

«The great gallerists can put together shows that are really of museum quality and in some cases they are even better than museum shows,» said Leonard Riggio, founder of Barnes & Noble Inc., who lent his «1945 - R» by Still to Di Donna.

«For us, that became a very important driver of fund - raising, because people began to see the building as a city project that was much larger than the museum.»