Meanings of new galleries in English

The waters from the old works rushed impetuously along the new galleries.

From year to year, new galleries are excavated, endangering your solidity.

The digging of the cells and the piercing of new galleries take place especially at night.

All they can do is cut new galleries!

The new galleries are closed, rigid, formal.

A total of nine new galleries were opened in May, with reinforced flooring to accommodate heavy sculptures.

A spate of new galleries, co-working spaces and artsy cafes are giving creative people space to showcase their work.

AHMM stripped back the innards to reveal the underlying geometry and created 15 spacious new galleries on three floors.

But after cataloguing stifling stereotypes of femininity, Beauvoir did not want to furnish new galleries with oppressive mythical portraits.

However, Picasso: Working on Paper, which inaugurated the new galleries in the Deputy Master's House along with the Joule archive, was outstanding.

In the past five years, however, Tbilisi's electronic music scene has flourished, while new galleries, restaurants and creative spaces continue to open.

Hamilton's CBD is in the midst of an art gallery bonanza, with several new galleries opening in just the last six months.

The 12th Century grammar school - a scheduled ancient monument - will be turned into new galleries for the city's transport museum.

The unveiling follows the May opening of 10 new galleries and a chronological rehanging of 500 British artworks.

A worker walks through The Tanks, new galleries within the Tate Modern art gallery in London July 16, 2012.

This show, at the new galleries in Imma, brings together works by three artists with no direct connection to one other, writes Aidan Dunne.