"installation works" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a process of setting up or assembling something (often a system or piece of equipment). For example: "The installation works on the new system have been completed."
For New York, he's hoping to explore more installation works, with video and murals.
Overall, the installation works, though a multipart suspended sculpture in the other room doesn't.
Tsabar often uses musical instruments in her performance pieces and installation works.
The director also aims to incorporate installation works and curated platforms, taking the fair "in a museum-like direction".
The Nevada-born artist's latest multimedia installation works address the frightening prospect that we might render the earth nearly uninhabitable.
JERSEY CITY STATE COLLEGE "Urban Air Forms: Drawings and Studies for an Outdoor Sculpture Installation". Works by 14 sculptors.
JAMES R. OESTREICH 'ARCHWAY' Under the Manhattan Bridge Few artists have courted chaos as diligently and scientifically as the percussionist and composer Eli Keszler, whose performance-installation works incorporate small, motorized beaters that patter and scuff, seemingly of their own accord, against elegant suspensions of amplified piano wire.
UDOMSAK KRISANAMIS, a young painter from Thailand who sometimes substitutes for his fellow countryman Rirkrit Tiravanija in that artist's cooking-performance-installation works, is making his own debut with one big painting wedged into Gavin Brown's Enterprise, a micro-gallery just beyond SoHo's western border.
Working together since 1989, the Wilson twins are best known for their photographic and film installation works that explore architecture, protest and conflict.
The L.A. artist's first North American museum survey features an array of collage, photographic and video installation works from throughout his career — including the cinematic "Song 1," from 2012, screening on a massive circular screen, and "Electric Earth," the 1999 video installation that earned him the International Prize at the Venice Biennale.
Conceptual artists who made "installation" works on site, or gave instructions for others to make them, were opening an era of "post-studio art," but for Nauman the studio was the place where he got his ideas and carried them out.
