During a weekday visit last month, the gallery was bustling as artists installed a group show.
Later this summer on "Big Brother," CBS installs a group of people in a house under nonstop surveillance.
"It should be about mimicking the streetscape," says Holland, 38, who skated on the South Bank for 15 years and installed a group of sculpted concrete blocks in the undercroft 10 years ago.
The four artists on the shortlist now have just six months to create and install a group show, which will open to the public at Tate Britain in October.
She and her colleagues had gone to Morocco in search of help for a kind of project that the Metropolitan, which generally concerns itself with the work of dead artists, has rarely undertaken in its 140 years: to install a group of living artists inside the museum for the purposes of creating a permanent new part of its collection.
A few jets of water play inconsequentially in the shallow pool, where he has installed a group of the most amiable hobgoblins imagin able, patched together out of bits and pieces including everything from the lower half of a department store mannequin painted vermilion to hay rakes and hydrants.
(a) Conventional conversion of alcohol into amine via installing a leaving group before nucleophilic substitution with an amine donor.
This dehydrative allylation procedure is therefore very atom economical, producing only water as the by-product and avoiding any unnecessary waste/steps associated with installing a leaving group on the allyl alcohol and activating additive/group on the thiol.
A modest increase in the steric demands around oxygen, by installing a methyl group at the 7-position of the quinolato ligand, switches the reactivity with AlCl3 back to chloride abstraction, allowing formation of QOBCl +.
Conventional non-catalytic transformations of an amine with an alcohol take place via installing a suitable leaving group instead of the alcohol functionality followed by nucleophilic substitution; these multistep pathways suffer from low atom economy8 or limited selectivity and the production of stoichiometric amounts of waste (Fig. 1a 9.
