Sentence examples for form installation from inspiring English sources

In 1998 it had the particular interest of presenting itself in a new form: installation theatre.

If indeed the works by Kalpakjian and Arcangel can function allographically and certainly, this question requires further investigation (see D'Cruz and Magnus 2014 this would support a primary role for the artist's presentation instructions in fixing, not just the art form (installation, movie, conceptual work, etc).

He spent weeks mixing up various concoctions of detergent, glycerin and water — and experimenting with pumps — to generate foam stiff enough to form the installation's billowing clouds.

Whilst so much sculpture, even within the contemporary form of installation, is a matter of contriving monumental presences, there's always something missing, or amiss, with Olabarrieta.

"For us, food is an expressive medium, and the feast is a form of installation art," she says, acknowledging that it is also the most direct route to her neighbors' hearts.

By Scott Indrisek April 9, 2017 The artist Nari Ward has created a new series of more than a dozen sculptures that will form an installation in the five-acre Socrates Sculpture Park, in Queens, in early May.

The six ambitious, cosmopolitan Puerto Rican artists in this show -- four men and two women, all in their 30's, all working with some form of installation -- are a lively crew.

There are also two rough ceramic pots painted bright red whose matte surfaces make them seem even brighter; one of these is combined with a long matching dress to form an installation piece.

The mold for the perfect goat — horned, with a bit of under-chin scruff — is now being used to create a new series of more than a dozen sculptures that will form an installation in the five-acre Socrates Sculpture Park, in Queens, in early May.

"The logic seems to be to build a container and then leave it to artists to deal with it, but the result on the art side is likely to be a default form of installation work," he writes, in a piece published last year in the London Review of Books.

They form an installation by Kentucky-born, Florida-raised artist Allison Janae Hamilton.