Putting the tree figures on display at the Katonah Museum was a labor-intensive project that involved flatbeds, forklifts and slings.
Now he has an even more labor-intensive project coming to the screen: "The New Americans," a three-night, seven-hour documentary (culled from 1,100 hours of film) that begins tomorrow at 9 p.m. Eastern on PBS stations.
The C.C.C. emphasized labor-intensive projects like planting trees.
Some inmates in Texas prisons work outside on farms or other labor-intensive projects, while others are confined to their cells, prison officials say.
They had to let go of labor-intensive projects like planting cannas, bananas and brugmansias, and digging them up every fall.
He advocates "self-interested patriotism," that is, carefully planned spending on labor-intensive projects by businesses and people who can afford to do so.
That Mr. Shonibare became a conceptual artist who delegates much of the production of his labor-intensive projects to a network of other artists is partly a result of his disabling illness.
He was fascinated by Philip Guston's cartoonish figures and the labor-intensive projects of Ann Hamilton, but less thrilled by the 1980s bad boy painters from New York, like David Salle, who were frequent visitors to the school.
In 2013, some of our other time- and labor-intensive projects also benefited from the custom templates as well as the work of our social media team.
To spread the oil money, the government encourages labor-intensive construction projects like building bridges, rebuilding ports and paving airstrips and roads.
Large, labor-intensive construction projects employing hundreds of thousands could have saved northern Afghanistan from widespread hunger had they been carried out this year, one United Nations official said.
