Sentence examples for floating art from inspiring English sources

The event boasts floating art installations, bungy trampolines, a Caribbean Steel Band, The Black Eagle Acrobatics team, the Grand Theatre of Lemmings Show, plenty of dance, art and activity workshops and, of course, London's only sand beach.

"If they are relegated to doing grunt work because their institution has bought into these big coteries of floating art stars who go from biennial to art fair, that's an unhealthy sign".

He directed it eight times and his most recent version was seen at the Barbican in 2015 in tandem with his production of Kafka on the Shore based on a novel by Murakami: the latter was an astonishing affair poised between reality and dream, with giant plastic cubes gliding about the stage like floating art installations.

"Venice is a floating art city that has inspired cultures for centuries," the artist said, in a statement released by Halcyon Gallery.

Part floating multimedia art installation, part "Pimp My Ride," the thoroughly customized 1977 Correct Craft ski boat is a nautical interpretation of Chicano low-rider culture by the Chicago-based artist Dzine.

It is presented perhaps once a week, usually on off nights (like the Monday night series at the now defunct Alligator Lounge), and its bookers are typically forced to change venues often, floating from art gallery to club to community center in search of a tolerant host.

It's a 62-story skyscraper with a floating contemporary art museum (on 24th and 25th floor) in downtown Louisville, Ky.

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If the artist drew all the way to the edges and you want to show the edges, try "floating" the art by mounting it with double stick archival photo squares behind it and cut the window mat with a bit of space showing the back mat around it.

It wasn't easy, but with my encouragement, the group of artists agreed to band together to make their float art available for public collection for the first time as the Carnival Collective, starting with an installation in my store.

Along with a little helium, some fishing line, a slightly hacked Canon PowerShot G9 point-and-shoot digital camera, an improvised plywood and metal cradle for the camera and some plastic zip ties (to keep the cradle attached and the neck of the balloon cinched), a floating land-art documentation machine was improvised, MacGyver-like.