Sentence examples for installation shot from inspiring English sources

Installation shot of Tacita Dean's "Edwin Parker," 2011.

Shirin Neshat's "Rapture" (1999) is a twelve-minute video-and-sound installation, shot in black-and-white.

Above: Exhibition installation shot featuring "A Jewish Giant at Home with His Parents, in the Bronx, N.Y".

One is an installation shot (reproduced upside-down in the catalog) and the other is a concept drawing.

An immersive video installation, shot on a high-speed camera and slowed down to disquieting effect, will consider ideas of "truth and perception".

"Nishan I" (2007-12), a handsome, multivideo installation shot inside an abandoned apartment in Kashmir, purports to ruminate on that region's politics, but seems more about the passage of light through windows and reflections, traditional allegories for the camera and filmmaking itself.

With installation shots from Camera Work and other journals of the day, the show evokes some of the early presentations of African art by Stieglitz and de Zayas.

These may sound like technical footnotes but when you look at Sandra Lousada's terrific installation shots the total effect becomes apparent.

Showing here are installation shots of her photographs of the children, displayed as public banners around the streets of Margate, along with the project's 2006 book, "Towards a Promised Land".

MOMA's new book not only pays tribute to the landmark show but also provides the exhibition catalogue that never was: the book includes installation shots and Szarkowski's seminal wall text alongside every picture that was displayed.

These shows range from the Salon des Refusés in Paris in 1863 to "The New American Painting" at the Museum of Modern Art in 1959; the data provided includes lists of participants, installation shots (when possible), color photographs of the individual works in the show (and often the exhibition brochures), and lengthy excerpts from reviews.