Sentence examples for floating gallery from inspiring English sources
The floating gallery concept, however, is not without hazard, she acknowledged.
A few years ago, a group of artists took over a decrepit World War II-era Navy rescue boat and turned it into a floating gallery space.
But its weird, empty spaces — the double-height "great" room, the floating gallery — and abundance of wet bars make it one of the most awkward, as Mr. Potter might say, stroking each syllable with a William F. Buckley Jr. drawl.
She was gritting her teeth, forcing her way through a conversation with my mother, an artificial exchange about nothing at all, hoping soon to return to her more important, unfinished dialogue with this other, floating gallery of observers.
Today, a project by two Israeli artists has found life in extraterritorial waters off Israel using a floating gallery and conference space as a forum for questions of boundaries and identity.
Nicole Persley of Boca Raton, known for her colorful acrylic paintings, was commissioned to create a series of unusual pieces for one couple's wedding, including a floating gallery in their pool.
In this case, a big, solid-looking enclosed geometric form fills the center of the gallery, floating about two feet off the ground.
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.
If curators wish to divide the galleries, floating walls can be hung from the dark concrete ribs snaking throughout the building; these can also support sculpture weighing up to a tonne.
It is a raftlike shape of inflated sheep skins, floating high above the gallery floor and apparently driven by three running Toyota engines, which, according to the Guggenheim, signifies "the power of Japanese automobile companies to overtake United States automakers".
Through Dec. 22 This triad of one-man shows includes the second local solo appearance by the young New York artist Jesse Bransford, whose large-scale drawings send a cosmology of images floating around the front gallery walls.
