Sentence examples for installations of art from inspiring English sources
When airports are expanded, a percentage of the cost is typically devoted to permanent installations of art.
In six large, handsome, digitally manipulated views of museum exhibition spaces, Ms. Hajamadi gives her project an obliquely autobiographical spin by including obscure reflections of her own image and composing her own fictive installations of art and artifacts (Johnson).
The four shortlisted artists – Bonnie Camplin, Janice Kerbel, Nicole Wermers and the collaborative group Assemble – variously present installations of art masquerading as something else, or something masquerading as art.
"What some people thought was art back then was to take a piece of meat, put it in a bag, nail it to the wall and see how the rot went," said Joel Magee, who oversaw the monthly installations of art in the space for many years and is preserving some of the art of as-yet-unspecified future display.
"What some people thought was art back then was to take a piece of meat, put it in a bag, nail it to the wall and see how the rot went," said Joel Magee, who oversaw the installations of art in the space for many years.
With the encouragement of Sandra Bloodworth, the director of the Arts for Transit program, which supervises the installation of art in the subways and oversees the overall use of color in the stations, the bezels were made bright blue, yellow, red and green.
[Free] Watch the installation of art by Sol LeWitt in the lobby of the Jewish Community Center on the Upper West Side.
The current installation of art about orthopedic injuries and healing, for example, includes spines mangled by scoliosis.
Anyone attending Burning Man is expected to be an active participant, particularly through the installation of art projects or by involvement in one of the camps or villages.
Tourists on Fifth Avenue can stop by Ferragamo's rambling new store to view an installation of art by artists like Vanessa Beecroft, Jeff Burton and Sylvie Fleury.
There was the installation of art to supervise, including a Joan Mitchell in the entryway and a Lucian Freud in the dining area, and piles of books to shelve in the library.
