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Among them was Theatres of the Mind: Dissecting Brain Function, a mixed-media and performance installation serving as an explanatory platform for all things neuroscience.

As you can imagine, the museum has a vast archive of maritime materials, from cartography to manuscripts and scientific equipment this wave-like geometric installation serving as a thematic intro to Britain's naval history.

The study was conducted at the Kabul Military Training Center KMTCC), a large installation serving as a central point for recruit and officer education.

(The New Museum's inaugural installation serves as a primer).

The discomfiture suffered by those protesting the Enola Gay installation served to invigorate this octogenarian World War II veteran's medicated heart.

During the Cold War, the installation served for more than two decades as the headquarters of the U.S. VII Corps, which was equipped and trained to fight a total war in Europe against the Soviet Union.

In its final week, the installation served as the set for Gonzalez-Foerster's film Noreturn, in which a group of children get locked inside a museum; the Spanish writer Enrique Vila-Matas put TH.2058 in his latest novel, Dublinesca.

In the future, this installation serves as research and training facility for students as well as for employees of companies and public authorities working in the field of water and/or energy supply.

A nonstop dubstep loop that accompanies the installation serves as an exquisitely germane soundtrack for the whole exhibition.

They received an activity monitor at the introduction session, and the week before the home installation served as baseline data.

At each major city stop, artists Lisa Bolden, Denton Burrows, Grace Lang, Jonathan Neville, Nicole Salgar, and Ramiro Davaro-Comas (who is also the founder of the residency) created public art murals and installations, serving as both artistic contributions to the cities that housed them and as a clever way to lead the artists to interact with and engage with their ever-morphing surroundings.