Sentences with phrase «visitor under ground»

The visitor centre at the beginning of the bridge leads the visitor under ground where there is interesting botanical information.

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Dogs can roam under their owner's supervision throughout the park but the National Trust asks that your dog be on a lead while walking around the kitchen garden, grazing areas, pleasure ground and visitor facilities, where dogs can also take a refreshing drink of clean water, or sit with you outside the friendly cafe.

Facing outside, SFMOMA uses words such as «access» and «permeability» to describe its relation to the community: it has three entrances rather than one; free admission to the ground and second floors offering unticketed visitors works by Mark Bradford, Alexander Calder, Chris Johanson, Sol Lewitt, and Richard Serra (and, in late 2017, Julie Mehretu); and free admission to visitors 18 and under will make visits more affordable for families and for high school students.

Highlights include Steven Claydon's cannily placed anachronistic hybrids (From under the periodic table [ARGON & GASSY MIXTURES], 2010), the allusive, solipsistic quietism of Ian Kiaer's Melnikov Project, silver (2010), the deceptively charged formlessness of Karla Black's There Can Be No Arguments (2010), the dysfunctional theatrics of Nathaniel Mellors» film installation Ourhouse (2010) and Brian Griffiths» giant teddybear head that lugubriously greets visitors to Nottingham Contemporary (The Body and Ground [Or Your Lovely Smile], 2010).