Sentence examples for installations that involve from inspiring English sources

Ms. Liden creates installations that involve quasi-secret spaces the way children build forts out of pillows in their bedrooms.

Turrell, seventy, is a wizard of installations that involve illusory effects of light, both natural and artificial.

The show presents a number of works by James Turrell, the veteran wizard of installations that involve illusory effects of light, both natural and artificial.

Continuing the tradition of Lygia Clark and Helio Oiticica by making participatory installations that involve multiple senses, Mr. Neto's sculpture in the Arsenale, a vast net hung from the ceiling, vaguely biological-looking, is filled with colorful, pungent spices that spill onto the floor.

Originally, Lipman was adamant about making every piece of glass with her own two hands, but as she has evolved from single-piece works to increasingly elaborate installations that involve 400 or more individual pieces and countless production techniques, she has learned to embrace the collaborative nature of her medium.

It is the debut solo show for the Los Angeles artist, who makes installations that involve sculpture and video — all with the phosphorescent cast of a nightclub bathroom.

Xenakis also designed what he called "polytopes", high-art son-et-lumière installations that involved his lighting designs, his sets, his music, and his sound projection to create vivid multi-media experiences, in places from Canada to Iran to Greece.

This attitude is far from the kind of thinking that brought to the public "Seedbed," Vito Acconci's 1972 art installation that involved his masturbating all day under a platform on the floor of a gallery.

In February 1989, Ms. Xiao, a recent art school graduate, entered the National Art Gallery in Beijing — where a exhibition of avant-garde art had opened only hours earlier — took out a concealed firearm and shot two live bullets into her own entry in the show, an installation that involved phone booths.

The show's tour de force is "Untitled (Room 3)," a glassed-in installation that involves a rusted gas can, a shortened pool cue, miniature doors with stylish handles, trapdoors; an inside room with a cleverly used mirror and a floor covered with sand, another boulder with bronze soap, drips of black paint and clear resin, and smoky smudges.

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