Sentence examples for makes site-specific from inspiring English sources

Portland-based artist Damien Gilley makes site-specific installations to create a new, multi-dimensional space of imaginary landscapes through line graphics and optical illusions.

Sometimes the large number of cysteines that need to be removed or the importance of specific cysteines for the structure or activity of the protein makes site-specific labeling of the protein impossible.

In any event, the general conservation of these sequences makes site-specific recombination unlikely since this is a diversifying process.

The aim is galleries that will be active rather than passive, that will become part of the art-making process, providing inspiration for artists who, ideally, will make site-specific works for the spaces.

Making site-specific pieces?

Real estate prices in most major cities have made site-specific work of this size prohibitively expensive.

Mr. Gu, who has made site-specific installations around the motif of the United Nations in New York, San Francisco and in Europe, was easy to persuade.

And under the auspices of the nonprofit Art Production Fund, several other biennial artists have made site-specific works in the building's outsize, baronial, wood-paneled halls.

In honor of each place, she made site-specific work by bringing the site, in the form of raw material associated with it, like dirt, seeds, feathers, stones and splinters of wood, into her studio and working on it there.

"They subvert the very language of fashion, art and advertising, right down to making ugly a compliment," said Sarah McCrory, a curator for Frieze Projects 2012, who commissioned DIS to make site-specific work for the Frieze Art Fair in London last month.

Similarly, some of the freshest performances of the year came from the demanding improvisational roles of a troupe of local Perth actors in You Once Said Yes – a work devised by a British company, but made site-specific to the streets of Northbridge in Perth.