The phrase "a pair of installations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to two separate installations, typically in contexts related to art, technology, or equipment.
Example: "The gallery features a pair of installations that explore the theme of identity."
Alternatives: "two installations" or "a duo of installations".
STERLING RUBY A pair of installations might be categorized as Dionysian versus Apollonian, maximal versus minimal, or too clever by half in two ways.
Here he has a pair of installations, the most impressive of which is a suspended tent structure made from a single continuous braid of human hair several miles long.
The show is bookended by a pair of installations: a sculpture of a young boy with tears dripping into a pool and another boy trapped in a birdcage.
The show is bookended by a pair of installations: a sculpture of a young boy with tears dripping into a pool, and another boy trapped in a birdcage.
A sculptor known for her weighty pieces is having her West Coast debut show with a pair of installations that will feature 60 tons of steel railroad track and a series of nearly 100 11-foot white pine timbers.
It will take more than a pair of talented installation artists to bring about such a transformation on a national scale.
HOLLAND COTTER JIM HODGES CRG Gallery 535 West 22nd Street, Chelsea Through April 9 The mercurial Jim Hodges has produced a pair of walk-in installations that create an impressive archetypal duality of divine light and infernal darkness.
October 19 2010 May 30 201111 A pair of site-specific installations by the whip-smart Icelandic artist are based on two of the Met's period rooms — a French eighteenth-century salon and boudoir — and constructed from white-painted panels with exteriors of unadorned plywood.
The maniacal side wins out here in a pair of visionary large-scale installations by Mr. Rogenes and Ms. Washburn that bookend the sculpture court.
The Icelandic artist Katrin Sigurdardottir, inspired by two eighteenth-century French period rooms at the Met — one from the Hôtel de Crillon, in Paris, and one from the Hôtel de Cabris, in Provence — has created a pair of site-specific sculptural installations at the museum.
The press conference for Rain Room also attracted the creators of the art installation, a pair of London-based visionaries from Germany: co-founders and co-directors of rAndom International, Hannes Koch and Florian Ortkrass.
