A household broom came in handy when he and his frequent collaborator, Brad Marshall, 56, of Rego Park, Queens, had to devise a large-scale reproduction of chalk strokes on a blackboard.
Before the lighting of the flame, the Graeae Theatre Company performed Ian Dury's disability rights anthem Spasticus Autisticus, as a large-scale reproduction of Marc Quinn's sculpture Alison Lapper Pregnant appears and Miranda shatters a glass ceiling and brings her journey of Enlightenment to an end.
Fabrication is fast, straightforward and highly reproducible, supporting rapid prototyping and large-scale reproduction.
Rather than go for a large-scale reproduction like Olafur Eliasson, Lozano-Hemmer chose to convey the sun's power in a reactive sculpture that flares up as people get near it.
There are four pieces in the show, and the biggest one is a large-scale reproduction of a birdhouse she saw on Avenue C, which she thinks was made by homeless people.
The stage was covered in large-scale reproductions of classical statuary, pale and impassive.
Nate Lowman's wall-size grouping of large-scale reproductions of images culled from books, magazines, newspapers, television and the Internet seems exemplary in this regard.
That insight led to Bervin's first Dickinson-related work, in 2006: a collection of large-scale reproductions of composite pages from Dickinson's "fascicles," or homemade booklets, stitched onto cotton batting, with the crosses and marks restored in red thread and most of the words omitted.
(The Sibu beiyao and Sibu congkan are large-scale reproductions of traditional Chinese texts published in the early twentieth century).
