A colossal main hall seems scaled for visitors by the thousand, though only a hundred and fifty will be admitted per hour.
Until recently, a steel version of "Maman" stood in the colossal Turbine Hall of the year-old Tate Modern in London.
Speaking in a colossal, white marble hall in the Kremlin to an audience of over 1,000 people — Putin claimed Western governments were trying to weaken Russia as they feared its power.
Two years later, in 2004, invited to do a temporary installation in Turbine Hall, the colossal entrance plaza of the Tate Modern in London, Nauman created a sound environment.
Dean intended to show the films at a major exhibition of her work that was scheduled to open in Vienna two weeks later, and she was planning another film, arguably her most important to date: an installation for the Turbine Hall, the colossal space at Tate Modern, the London museum.
Since its construction, the stadium has been a political pawn in the games played by such colossal egos as the Tammany Hall bosses, Mayors John Lindsay and Rudy Giuliani, and George Steinbrenner, who owns the Yankees.Unfortunately, the book turns into something of a treatise against public funding for sports stadiums.
For an hour, all by himself onstage and nearly by himself in the hall, he performed a colossal, exhausting, self-sacrificing concert of pianistic fury, filling the room with a torrential, polyrhythmic, rumbling, crashing, shattering whirlwind.
The Mao-themed extravaganza was held in early May at the Great Hall of the People, a colossal granite edifice in Tiananmen Square that hosts China's most important political events.
A now derelict hall with broken-down escalators and colossal leaks has been converted into a type of "cold storage" for decommissioned hosts.
Autechre pumped out colossal dance beats throughout its set at the Music Hall of Williamsburg on Tuesday night.
