Sentence examples for installation which consisted of from inspiring English sources

In effect, he was creating a sketch, way in advance, for his 2010 Tate Modern installation, which consisted of thousands upon thousands of seeds cast in porcelain.

Paul notes that the Kate Spade installation — which consists of simple digital signage displays — could be made into something much more powerful if they were turned into iBeacons.

Installation, which consists of replacing the existing rearview mirror with the OnStar FMV, is expected to take less than an hour and cost less than $100.

After installation, which consists of copying the PHP scripts to a web server accessible directory, accessing a web page is all that is required.

After my first installation, Baloneyism, which consisted of plastic-slip-covered painted furniture, refrigerator doors, a shag carpet soaked with 20 gallons of latex enamel paint, and walls lined with painted imitation wood, I didn't want to repeat the process, but I did want to continue with the context.

Philipsz was nominated for the Turner for her sound installation Lowlands (2010), which consisted of recordings of the artist singing a 16th-century lament for a drowned lover, originally played beneath three bridges on Glasgow's River Clyde before being transposed to Tate Britain.

After the installation was finished, which consisted of four video elements, props and objects, I began to work on the performance which was also presented at Documenta.

Also in the colleciton will be Richard Wilson's Oil Room installation; Kader Attia's Ghost, which consisted of hundreds of praying figures made from aluminium foil; an Emily Prince installation, containing drawings of the 5,000-plus 5,000-plus men and women who have been killed in Iraq and Afghanistan; and Jitish Kallat's PUSlic Notice 2, in which he serviceout a speech by Gandhi using bones.

The work "involves space in a sculptural way," he said about one installation, "New Work (Underground) 1978," which consisted of a perpetual throbbing growl arising from a loudspeaker beneath a grate in the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan.

The charity Historic Royal Palaces worked with the artist Paul Cummins and installation designer Tom Piper to create the artwork, which consisted of 888,246 ceramic poppies, each planted in the moat by one of tens of thousands of volunteers, and each representing a lost life on the British and colonial side in the Great War.

His 2008 exhibit "Snake Ceiling," which consisted of a serpentine installation of hundreds of black and white kid-sized backpacks, pays homage to the 2008 earthquake that killed thousands of children trapped in a collapsed school buildings in China.