Sentences with phrase «usually accompany the exhibition»

Also, I usually accompany the exhibition with a book of prints; it's also something that visitors can easily take home and look at for a long time.

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Usually the exhibition is presented for a period of two to four weeks and is accompanied by educational materials including catalogues, DVDs and a handbook for guides.

His Haute Bricolage show at Mary Boone in 1999 was by all accounts a financial boon, and exhibitions of his work are usually accompanied by juicy scandals of some kind, whether it is the night Boone spent in jail as a result of his show in her gallery or the outrage that bubbled from his Prada Death Camp sculpture shown in a recent Jewish Museum exhibition.

Located in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter, our exhibitions, publications and photography projects with artists and local communities are usually accompanied by related talks, community events and discussions.