Sentence examples for installation wall from inspiring English sources

That entaile six years of weekend work and the acquisition of several trade skills--among them carpentry, tile setting, masonry, cabinet making, wood-floor installation, wall paneling and glass etching.

Chris Milk's large-scale Kinect-powered installation The Treachery of Sanctuary, will be making its South American debut, alongside Cantoni & Crescenti's installation Wall, and SuperUber's interactive, mobile gaming work OctoCloud, which will be shown in Brazil for the first time.

The evolution and social condition were animated interactively on the visitors hand for innovative way of learning in the museum [sic]." When visitors hold circular brochures up to an installation wall featuring enlarged versions of local bhat coins, animated stories of Thai trade get projected onto their white surfaces.

In April "Rashid Johnson: Message to Our Folks," a survey of some 40 photographs, prints, sculptures, installations, wall pieces and a film, is scheduled to open at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.

Art Basel's Unlimited sector was launched in 2000, as a platform for artworks that can't be displayed within the limitations of an art fair booth, such as large-scale installations, sculptures, video installations, wall paitings, photographic series and performance art.

And as Ms. Snobeck deploys them in a scattered installation of wall and floor sculptures, they also perk up a tired post-Minimalist idiom.

Perez, Hunter, and Christophers said the Fields Center is more welcoming after renovations last summer, which included installation of wall art depicting the stories of underrepresented Princetonians from the past.

The installation, Kurt Schwitters Merz Barnn wall, can now be viewed at the city's Hatton Gallery, but the original barn still stands in Elterwater.

On Friday, the Landmarks Preservation Commission and the Law Department announced that the city had collected $225,000, a record fine, for the illegal installation of wall signs in a historic district without permission from the landmarks agency.

In his assemblage, installation, and wall works, Willie Cole transforms domestic objects into powerful works embedded with references to the African American experience and inspired by West African religion, mythology, and culture.

The foundation work for a new south atrium will start in the fall, along with the installation of wall and ceiling framing and mechanical and electrical systems throughout the building.