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Some of those buildings are schools, hospitals and jails near chemical depots, where accidental releases are a concern, and many are military installations that could be the target of attacks, Mr. Blewett said.

He was particularly known for his sculptures of grubby stuffed animals that were often seen as central to the abject art trend and room-sized mixed media installations that could include a life-size mannequin of Kentucky Fried Chicken's Col. Sanders and a tiny figure of Freud.

Before building a French drain in a specific area, you'll want to make locate all underground cables, pipes or other installations that could make digging dangerous in that particular spot.

Part of the confusion was that there were pictures of more than one person carrying a gun; but at a military installation that could mean many things.

Modern Art's New York debut of the 26-year-old Colombian artist Oscar Murillo was one highlight, with a messy, sprawling installation that could have felt overblown boxed in by a traditional art fair booth.

Connected by underwater cable to Hart Island, the island's Fort Slocum held the brains of the Nike: the "Integrated Fire Control" center, a three-pronged radar installation that could detect both the target and the missile during its flight.

I wanted to design a big data-driven interactive installation that could give you that same visceral feeling".

Here's a forward-thinking public art project that we can really get behind: the Lunar Cubit is an energy-generating installation that could power not just its own illuminated surface, but as many as 250 nearby homes as well.

Montreal-based design collective Daily Tous Les Jours built a public art installation that could feasibly turn playgrounds into a multisensory arenas filled with light and sound or at least encourage some next-level iteration of music chairs. .

"There was an interest in creating a kinetic installation that could help to connect the interior of this pedestrian bridge with the outside environment," says Galusha. "They had come up with an idea for a piece that had a substantial low tech physicality to it, but was still capable of dynamic change and transmitting information". .

Video projections and woodcut illustrations combined to create looping pathways, routes, and intineraries in Mécaniques Discursives, a whimsical mixed-media installation that could be imagined as a "laboratory experiment or the plan for a future network," according to the video description.