UCCA
Britishacronym
Example Sentences
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Ms. Horsechief carries a piece of her grandmother, whom she called Ucca Effie, with her when she cooks.
From New York Times
The show’s cancellation, which was first reported by The Art Newspaper, is a setback for the UCCA, which is coming off the huge success of a major exhibition of works by Pablo Picasso and its recent announcement of plans to open an outpost in Shanghai.
From New York Times
“He wanted to make paper of an incredible thickness,” explains Philip Tinari, a 37-year-old Mandarin-speaking American who is an expert on 1990s Chinese contemporary art and director of UCCA.
From Economist
“Sigg has recorded with almost philatelic precision the story of contemporary art in China over the past 40 years,” says Philip Tinari, the UCCA’s director.
From Economist
Having lied about my age on my Ucca form, one week after my 17th birthday, with an accent as thick as battered sausage and the life experience of someone who'd been to France twice on a ferry, I crossed to the other side of the country.
From The Guardian
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