Sentence examples for extended installation from inspiring English sources

SoHo Through March 25 Robert Beck's prickly, sardonic, tightly calibrated show is basically an extended installation.

This more ostentatiously satiric (and girlish) approach reaches an apotheosis of sorts in Morton's "Signs of Love," an extended installation involving various paintings, flowers, swags and ladders.

But "Sojourn," an extended installation that opened on Friday, was actually inspired by a pre-Victorian needlework, Prudence Punderson's "First, Second and Last Scenes of Mortality," on loan here from the Connecticut Historical Society in Hartford.

In a sense the National Museum of the American Indian is itself an extended installation, though a confused and jumpy one, chopped up with vitrines, benches, partitions, texts, touch screens and so on.

As compensation, the exhibition as a whole has been conceived as a kind of extended installation: a long sequence of frosty-looking, bare-bones rooms that suggest a cross between a prison, a chapel and a home.

(14) The existing provisions which are in place for small installations to be excluded from the EU ETS should be extended to cover installations operated by small to medium enterprises (SMEs) emitting less than 50 000 tonnes of CO2 equivalent in each of the three years preceding the year of the application for exclusion.

Despite calls to extend the installation beyond 12 November, Historic Royal Palaces said it was always the intention to begin sending the poppies - which have been sold for charity - to their new owners after Armistice Day.

As an added motivation to participate, NY-Sun also extends reduced installation costs to borrowers across all three categories.

LaFleur, an expert on Afrofuturism, is also an interdisciplinary performance artist and the founder of AFROTOPIA, in Detroit -- her hybrid practice extends to installation, performance, sound, writing, and sculpture.

The installations extended from the shallow southern North Sea to the deeper northern North Sea.

Curiger's themes of history, heritage, and contrast extended to other installations; Chinese artist Song Dong constructed a labyrinthine parapavilion of 100 doors salvaged in Beijing as a showcase for Moroccan artist Yto Barrada and British artist Ryan Gander.