In 2001, Urbach — for whom LOT-EK had designed several innovative art-fair installations, including one called SURF-A-BED, in which 16 television screens were suspended above a bed — commissioned LOT-EK to design "MIXER," the cement-mixer/media cocoon, for his gallery.
I've also seen pictures of the banned book-fair installation: it is best described as a gag neither particularly inspired nor especially well-executed.
The Micro-Vertex-Detector (MVD) constitutes the inner tracker of the PANDA experiment, one of the large installations at the forthcoming FAIR facility.
During this year's Frieze art fair, his installation – five sculptures influenced by Bruegel's painting The Cripples – will be showing in an underground car park.
The international news might be grim right now, but at this year's London Design Festival, the sprawling, eclectic event consisting of fairs, exhibitions, installations and parties that wrapped over the weekend, designers eschewed darkness, showing off products in a rainbow of bright shades, including feminine pastels, candy-colored hues and accessible neons.
The criticism prompted the government to go to extraordinary lengths to portray the elections as fair, including the installation of Web cameras in more than 30,000 polling stations.
Now dream has become reality, as the sisters, whose grandmother came from Rome, will be at Pitti W, the women's section of the fair, creating an installation to display their passion for craft and technique.
His multimedia installation, "Fair Skies," includes a video that shows a dark-haired male doll being singled out from a line of blond male dolls and subjected to suspicion and crude insults by a heavily armed security guard.
There is more, much more, including a Guillermo Kuitca survey at the Miami Art Museum and, under the aegis of the big fair, a beachfront installation and performance stage by the artist Pae White.
In a year filled with major art fairs, high-profile installations, and even rogue residencies, a few truly exceptional pieces still managed to stand out.
To be fair, a new installation of Windows will always run a bit faster than an older machine because after awhile the Windows registry gets cluttered which causes slower boot times, a condition known as "Windows crud".
