Six copper kettles that resembled giant, upside-down goblets sparkled in a vast, sunlit brew house.
Tenting spills with giant upside-down funnels has been done in shallower waters, but until last weekend, it had not been tried in deep water.
The dome, a $1.3 billion entertainment-shopping-restaurant complex that dominates the east London landscape, resembles a giant upside-down wok.
Mr. Little said that Iranian warplanes "fired multiple rounds" but missed the remotely guided Predator, which has a unique silhouette similar to a giant, upside-down flying spoon and is not easily confused with a piloted jet fighter.
One of his contorted lampposts was installed in 2003 at the southeastern corner of Central Park, and his giant, upside-down road sign reading "No Exit" was prominently displayed at the 2004 Whitney Biennial.
Back in Los Angeles he experienced an epiphany when he saw Mr. Oldenburg's sculptures of a giant upside-down ice cream cone and a hamburger at Virginia Dwan's gallery.
Photograph: Murdo Macleod Today's Heckle comes to you from under the shadow of the Udderbelly - a giant upside-down inflatable cow that doubles up as the venue for some of the Fringe's best comics.
But now, if you visit the old viewing area, line yourself up behind a device that resembles a giant upside-down hockey stick with bumps on it, and squint, you can glimpse the Old Man's stern profile on the side of the cliff where it used to be.
The attraction, which would have included life-sized animatronic polar bears and elves, a walk-in snow globe, a giant upside-down Christmas tree, shops, a Santa Express train and Christmas lights from Southborough to The Pantiles, was planned for the grounds of the Salomons Estate.
And then there's the giant upside-down mushroom perhaps the cause of it all with undulating sexual folds, all honey-yellow golden, radiating out from inside the cap.
