43," a 24-foot-long sculpture consisting of 160 wooden boxes filled with bits of wood, cotton, nails, rags and rope; the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which last year was promised "No.
In several more intimate viewing rooms Mr. Sibony exhibits doors and cardboard boxes adorned with bits of paper and tape, and sections of Masonite and plexiglass modified with crude geometric cutouts.
In a corner of the entryway of Zaroka Bar and Restaurant in New Haven stands an Indian treasure box, gorgeously inlaid with bits of shiny colored glass.
Fill the container with bits of branch.
"I'd be lying to you if I didn't say I was sitting in the box with a bit of a sore stomach".
The Galaxy struck first in the penalty kicks thanks to David Beckham, who stepped into the box with a bit of a limp as cameras flashed around the stadium.
Even a herring, picked to the bone and mounted in a box with a bit of sticking plaster, is concocted in such a way as to evince great power and enigmatic presence.
However, if pressed, I would probably pick the Ricoh since it's a full-featured, water-and-dust-resistant 10-megapixel digital camera and not a shady plastic box with a bit of film inside.
A month after the election and with the legislative process well under way, Westminster's corridors and nooks remain cluttered with boxes, bits of furniture and nomadic MPs.In theory it should be simple to divvy up space: Parliament has 650 MPs and about as many offices.
Then you would paint the box with a little bit of silver so that it would look like a TV.
