Sentence examples for installation in the show from inspiring English sources

4 P.M., THE KITCHEN In conjunction with her exhibition "On Beauty, Objects and Dissonance," the artist Leslie Hewitt will discuss her work with Bradford Young, the cinematographer who collaborated with her on a film installation in the show.

An installation in the show, "Stranded in Canton" (circa 1973-74), screxcerptserpts from thirty hours of black-and-white videotape, some of which he shot using an infrared camera in dim light.

Last week the foundation's director, Jack Persekian, was forced out of his position on orders from the sheik after a public outcry over an installation in the show, by Mustapha Benfodil, an Algerian writer and artist, that included explicit sexual references and mention of Allah.

The same fate afflicted another superb video installation in the show: "Stasi City" (1997), by the British twins Jane and Louise Wilson, a devastating projection, onto four walls, of documentary and dream sequences made in the former headquarters of the East German secret police.

Most installations in the show palpably fall back on pictorial and sculptural conventions.

One of several large-scale installations in the show recreates the setting for a Delta funeral, in which a corpse is displayed on a succession of beds, each covered with expensive imported textiles, including Indian velvets and silks acquired through trade with England.

This became a physical/sonic/architectural/textual installation in the p0es1s show in Berlin, Germany - the subtitle of the show was Aesthetics of Digital Poetry.

The single installation in this show, "Tenebrae, Nov. 7, 1985," continues to explore these ideas but also gives them a monumental form.

"Heart Wall," the large installation in this show, is made up of some two dozen upright cut slabs and tree trunks, their surfaces feathered with chisel marks and carved with pictographs and shallow niches.

Klosterfelde, the Berlin gallery, is both capitalizing on the success of Matt Mullican's installation in the Gioni show and breaking a new record: In the Unlimited section, dedicated to "outsized" works, the gallery is showing the artist's "Two into One becomes Three," 2011.

For the most prominent installation in the Whitney show, for example, Mr. Arcangel has programmed a series of video bowling games from the 1970s to 2000 to throw only gutter balls.