Sentence examples for installation fills from inspiring English sources

An installation fills up the whole space, you don't have to pay insurance, and so forth.

The zoo of an installation fills the second floor of the Skirball's south hall.

Macuga's installation fills a new ground-floor gallery, whose centrepiece is a large glass-topped conference table.

An immense four-screen installation fills the final gallery with hectoring conflict; one talking head per screen in a roundelay of scripted arguments and full-scale rows.

(Rosenberg) Museum of Modern Art: Carlito Carvalhosa: 'Sum of Days' (through Nov. 14) This Brazilian sculptor's expansive but less than mind-blowing installation fills the MoMA atrium with sheer white fabric.

Convincingly real, these stones are the creation of Sarah Sze (pronounced ZEE), the artist who is representing the United States at the Biennale this year and whose installation fills this country's pavilion.

The blue installation, filled with glass and ceramic objects, is not considered by experts to be the best example of his work.

Born and educated in Colombia, Mr. Betancurth describes his performances as being inspired by the lives and deaths of Roman Catholic saints; his stagelike installation, filled with mementos he associates with his mother, has the subdued air of a shrine.

It is partly owned by Damien Hirst, contemporary art's aging enfant terrible, and is decorated by, among other things, his medicine-cabinet installation filled with boxes of pills (to make you think about mortality).

Tate Liverpool, 6 June until 5 October Phyllida Barlow The sculptor who currently has a vast installation filling the centre of Tate Britain shows 50 years' worth of her drawings.

Enter Lucy Sparrow, 29, an ex-stripper from Bath who sews her art out of felt and is about to turn a corner of London's Soho into a seedy-sounding but actually incredibly clever sex shop installation filled with hundreds of dildos, porn mags, S&M equipment and even STIs in sweetie jars.