Sentence examples for extraordinary installation from inspiring English sources

This extraordinary installation, commissioned for the show, projects swirling pink flowers and falling snowflakes on a two-story semicylindrical screen.

But there was also Dawn Chorus, by Marcus Coates: an extraordinary installation of humans singing birdsong Further from the realms of politics you cannot go, or so you'd think.

She personally arranged every object in every room in Fenway Court, and commanded in her will that nothing, however small, be subtracted from or added to that extraordinary installation.

"It's like an extraordinary installation of words – you could put it up in Tate Modern.I sometimes feel I would like to do crazy things with Endgame, where someone says something, but the words, instead of being spoken, are written words projected out of their mouth".

It was fired in Sarajevo, where on Friday – also the city's day of liberation from fascism in 1945 – tens of thousands of citizens walked in silence along the length of an extraordinary installation: 11,541 red chairs, each representing a life lost during the siege of the city between 1992 and 1996.

There is one very bright line of colour – a high shelf, All you can see, in that rich Chinese red De Waal used for the circular shelf, loaded with pots, in his extraordinary installation in the dome of the Victoria and Albert Museum.

The figures bandied about are extraordinary: the installation of the interiors, at $15m to $30m for "a smaller jetliner", can "rival the cost of the aircraft themselves".

Its rumbling computer-generated audio track recalls the extraordinary sound installation by Stephen Vitiello in "Greater New York" but with a pulsating video component added.

"Until otherwise contradicted, Tulse Luper is associated with a life history of 92 suitcases, and since 92 is the atomic number of uranium we can make that fact significant," the film-maker said yesterday, describing the extraordinary art installation he has created in Warwickshire.

There will be an exploration of the grand interior spaces of Admiralty Arch, currently empty, where the Turner prize-winning artist Laure Prouvost will create one of her extraordinary narrative installations.

Donovan has a knack for turning vast quantities of everyday objects — drinking straws, Scotch tape, straight pins — into extraordinary sculptures and installations that transcend the sum of their parts.