Sentence examples for creative installations from inspiring English sources

"Numaish" (Urdu for exhibition) was an open-air event of creative installations intended to open minds to another way of seeing the city.

THE MODERN'S KID SISTER -- The Museum of Modern Art continued its endless navel-gazing exercise through further rearrangements of its permanent collection, which, combined with the Tate's effort at similar creative installation, paradoxically confirmed the value of the traditional chronological presentation of art while making the Modern seem beside the point for much of this year.

In 2015, we interviewed David Fradkin and David Abraham, the creators of Giant Kaleidoscope, a creative installation at the festival.

Together these two visionaries collaborate on a one-of-a-kind paper, wood, and painted piece, exploring the versatility of both of their mediums and a new approach to their individual works, resulting in a colorful and creative installation. .

The three of them are also all currently teaching Max MSP for creative interactive installations and performances at the IUAV University of Venice.

It is a very large "canvas" for art, creative projects and installations.

Moving into the 70s and 80s, Snow focused his creative energy on installation work.

The artist and creative coder's installation is inspired by the concept of anamorphosis, the visual phenomenon where a 3D form reveals a hidden 2D image when viewed from a very particular angle.

Opens Sept. 7. GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN MIKE NELSON For his first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based installation artist Mike Nelson tunnels into the Essex Street Market Building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN MIKE NELSON For his first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based installation artist Mike Nelson tunnels into the Essex Street Market Building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.

GALLERIES — DOWNTOWN MIKE NELSON For his first major American installation, produced by Creative Time, the London-based installation artist Mike Nelson (short-listed for this year's Turner Prize) tunnels into the Essex Street Market Building, which has been closed to the public for thirteen years.