Sentence examples for into installation from inspiring English sources
Sculpture, shading into installation, does fairly well in an environment potentially unfriendly to its spacial needs.
The Blood Money Currency Exchange Terminal is a new foray into installation for the visual artist and on show as part of Primavera, MCA's annual exhibition for Australian artists aged 35 and under.
The show then moves into installation territory: the vaults of the bank are not filled with money or gold bars, but something infinitely more precious: the finite resources of the Earth, including trees, bees and water.
While it continues to renew itself in its traditional paint-on-canvas incarnations, there's also a well-established maverick branch that is constantly stretching the medium, extending it into installation art or questioning its status as a precious, high-skill commodity, sometimes by eliminating paint altogether.
Unable to contain their collecting habit, the Scholls have branched out into installation work: the Day-Glo colored "Zobop" stairs to their second floor are by Jim Lambie, as is a door in the former "football" room, which now houses conceptual and video art.
The high failure rate of ERP implementation is due to a common pitfall that ERP projects are often enacted as merely investment into installation of IT infrastructure, rather than systematic planning of operation changes, business process re-engineering and a paradigm shift for the operation and management.
Ms. Weinstock organized these into installations.
His work "moved into installations and performances" that combined painting and furniture.
The earliest "Cremaster" sculptures are film props, cobbled into installations that don't jell.
He said the museum also wanted to mount more shows like "Art Inside Out" (2002-3), whinvitedited children into installations by the artists Elizabeth Murray, Fred Wilson and William Wegman.
She quit that cold turkey and began casting fruits and vegetables in plaster and incorporating them into installations that included furniture: bananas on footstools, cucumbers on telephones with a lighthearted surrealist touch.
