Aún no tenemos significados para "go on show".
1Hidden treasures in Auckland's art collection are about to go on show.
2Some of the most famous names in Irish will go on show in Dublin today.
3Among recent works to go on show will be portraits Creed has made while blindfolded.
4Selecting just 100 or so Polaroids to go on show at Arles was no mean feat.
5The paintings are due to go on show at the Pallant House Gallery in Chichester in October.
6Next week a selection of rare U2 photographs will go on show at the Little Museum of Dublin.
7The Christchurch Town Hall drawings go on show on Wednesday at the Lang Master's Hollywood3 Cinema in Sumner.
8It is the first such display to go on show since the street was partly pedestrianised earlier this year.
9The apartments and townhouses go on show on Sunday, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
10He was one of only a handful of living artists to see their works go on show in the Louvre.
11Panda twin cubs born at a zoo in Atlanta will soon be strong enough to go on show to the public.
12How will a British audience react to one of the latest works of art to go on show at Tate Modern?
13Sixty, two-thirds of them paintings, plus some drawings, will go on show from 27 October at the Royal Academy in London.
14Photographs documenting life in a Birmingham suburb 50 years ago are to go on show, many of them for the first time.
15All of the works are about to go on show at Christchurch's City Art Depot in an exhibition called Rectify This Painting.
16Their thoughts are included in an exhibition of Guy's own impressions of the continent about to go on show at Canterbury Museum.
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