"This completely changes the piece," she says.
Mr. Grashow noted that natural light itself will change the piece, but seemed resigned to his lack of control.
With this installation, the listener finally has the power to change the piece immediately, to cater to his or her own taste, mood and attention span.
I have great admiration for its director, who has in no way indicated that I should change the piece or that he has difficulty exhibiting it.
We change the pieces around frequently, so they do not become invisible by familiarity, for that's what familiarity with objects primarily breeds.
By raising a hand and grabbing "code objects," the user can interact with the virtual worlds, and in the process change the pieces of code upon which the simulations are built.
Unlike most rap producers, he tries to avoid samples as much as possible, preferring to have studio musicians re-play pieces of music he wants to use, because it allows him more flexibility to change the pieces in rhythm and tempo.
Through Nov. 3 "Because Nothing Has Changed," the installation piece that dominates Anya Gallaccio's debut exhibition in New York, lives in the mind like a great stage set.
I pass that on as my penance, and in the fond hope that my copy editor has not changed the word piece -- a current term of art used above thrice in defiance of the stylebook -- to the bland article.
All while trying to change the "little piece of world around us," mentioned by a young Emma Morley in David Nicholls' One Day.
