Sentence examples for document a performance from inspiring English sources

Ai Weiwei's "Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn" (1995) is a slightly larger-than-life triptych of black-and-white photographs that document a performance.

One holds hundreds of matchbook covers, another stick-figure drawings, a third snapshot-style photos, some of which document a performance the artist did in the 1970's using a human cadaver as a prop.

By Emma Allen April 26 , 2012Ai Weiwei's "Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn" (1995) is a slightly larger-than-life triptych of black-and-white photographs that document a performance.

Now, Wonder has announced the release of a live DVD documenting a performance from last fall at London's O2 Arena.

A photograph documents a performance scripted by Jonathan Monk in which a D.J. at the exhibition opening played music that was audible only through his own headphones.

Last year, to commemorate his 50th birthday, he released an archetypal double album called "The Art of the Improviser," half of which documented a performance by his working trio.

Directed by Adam Smith, the artist behind the group's neo-psychedelic live visuals, it documents a performance at the Fuji Rock festival in Japan.

It is one of a series documenting a performance in which she traded places for four hours with a Dutch prostitute to mark the opening of her 1975 show at a gallery in Amsterdam.

Playing on a small monitor is a smoky black-and-white video that could easily be 30 years old but actually documents a performance on the stage at the show's opening.

The album, "Bennett & Brubeck: The White House Sessions, Live 1962" (RPM/Columbia/Legacy), documents a performance by Mr. Bennett and the pianist Dave Brubeck at the Sylvan Theater, on the grounds of the Washington Monument.

[cartoon id= a17943"] The "Picasso Baby" video documents a performance that Jay Z gave at the Pace gallery, in July, during which he rapped the song repeatedly for six hours, addressing his rhymes to members of a crowd stocked, by design, with luminaries of Hollywood (Judd Apatow, Adam Driver), fashion (Jenna Lyons, Cynthia Rowley), and the art world (Laurie Simmons, Lawrence Weiner).