Sentence examples for installations on display from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ben-David already has a few of his large installations on display in Singapore, including one at the entrance to the Jacob Ballas Children's Garden, which is part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and for this Singapore exhibition the London-based Yemeni sculptor has created 12 new site-specific sculptures to be displayed and offered for sale along with five more works.

There had to have been at least 40 installations on display, which is more than my measly noggin could take in.

The other installations on display were an excerpt of Black Dice's Jumbletron, originally exhibited at Coachella and set to a brand new score by Animal Collective, and the tongue-in-cheek "antagonistic app" Freefall Highscore by Antagonistic Applications, which encourages people to dream up creative ways to protect their phones while tossing them from high places.

Shoppers are reflected on an art installation on display at a shopping mall in Beijing, China Saturday, Dec. 7, 2013.

Now Kasuma's latest installation, on display at the Queensland Art Gallery in Brisbane, Australia until March 12, is invading corners of the internet normally reserved for twenty-somethings.

He's turned a few of them into an installation on display at Clocktower Gallery in Manhattan this summer (the gallery happens to be on the top floor of a city court, ironically), and after taking a look at them I called David to learn more.

"GIG" is her first exhibition since "Dock", a set of colossal installations currently on display at Tate Britain.

Artist Jim Campbell details the inspiration and custom electronics behind his new series of light installations currently on display at Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery in New York City.

The installation was on display from noon to seven each day.

"Just an artist and a stone," he explained during a recent interview at the Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (www.ucca.org.cn ) in Beijing, where his installation is on display through Feb. 25.

A famous artist, with an installation now on display at a gallery in London and a lasting legacy in the "bird's nest" stadium in Beijing built for the 2008 Olympics, Mr Ai is also, as the son of a revolutionary poet, the Communist equivalent of minor royalty.