- - arrange (an exhibition)
- - Term for an assistant parish priest
- - In his clever, attractive way, an artist is a good man
- - an incumbent
- - Run, as an art exhibition
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- - wish ceos arranged diamond exhibitions?
- - Skating exhibitions
- - Skating expos
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- - To arrange exhibition on walls needs a bit more than this large shed
- - Planes kept here hover by a river
- - Garage for a 747
- - Said he's depending on getting a shed
- - Place to park your plane
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- - Place for an exhibition
- - Place with a gallery, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
- - Place for exhibitions
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- - Retrofitted missile, and a fire, wrecked an exhibition?
- - Traffic just arriving at mercantile event
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- - no performance for the exhibitionist
- - Exhibitionist who's foolishly on holiday
- - exhibitionist performance cancelled
- - Display cancelled by exhibitionist
- - no performance? he'll be disappointed!
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- - Joseph, gardener noted for designing the Crystal Palace Great Exhibition of 1851
- - Joseph ........ built Chatsworth's Emperor Fountain and Conservative Wall (a long greenhouse)
- - Bill of 'Big Love'
- - Bill of "Twister"
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- - ........ globetrotters, u.s. exhibition basketball team founded in 1926
- - Left in the ladies' quarters, somewhere in New York
- - New York neighborhood that's the title of a Langston Hughes poem
- - Left in women's quarters in Manhattan area
- - Damage seen outside empty low-rise in NY district
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- - modest, russian composer noted for the piano suite pictures at an exhibition
- - Composer's rising rank, er, undermined by British media conglomerate
- - Composer Modest .... was one of the "Mighty Handful"
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- - oversee varied vips sure to go round opening of exhibition
- - Oversee, superintend
- - Oversee, monitor
- - Oversee people.
- - Oversee
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