Dzine's interactive installation, a traveling version of the "Imperial Nail Salon" exhibition, sponsored by Perrier, that was staged last summer at the New Museum in New York, drew a breezy mash-up of Hollywood royalty and echt nobility.
It is, of course, a city of museums, but also a place where the buildings themselves form a kind of collage-installation, where traveling on the subway daily can feel like a performance piece, where many exploit their bodies as veritable canvases for tattoos and makeup and costume.
Ms. O'Connor then adds these pieces to a traveling installation that allows other viewers to engage in the process.
The museum will also present an international traveling installation, the "Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef," which will snake through the galleries, growing as on-site stitchers add to it — available to anyone who knows how to wield a hook.
The Chicago version of "The Beach" is housed in the historic Aon Ballroom and is the largest iteration of the traveling installation.
Elsewhere, RIVERA & RIVERA on Robertson inaugurated its West Hollywood location with a celebration that included a traveling installation of sculptures and paintings by artist Ray Turner.
Her traveling installation, Our Colour Reflection, hit three venues, and she flooded several other spaces with site-specific explorations of light and color.
Toni, through the traveling installation and the forthcoming book, The Jemima Code: A Gallery of Great Cooks Share Their Secrets (University of Texas Press) and Jennifer 8. Lee, in The Fortune Cookie Chronicles (Twelve Books, 2008).
The End of Life project includes an interactive online platform of stories and resources, a traveling installation, and a feature-length film to bring peace, dignity and significance to the dying person and their loved ones.
The traveling installation was recently turned into a book that features an essay about guns by Talking Heads co-founder David Byrne, poetry about the justice system by Claudia Rankine, a reflection by criminal justice attorney Lori Lightfoot, and written pieces by Mass MoCA curator Denise Markonish and Nick Cave himself.
