Sentence examples for music installation from inspiring English sources
Mr. Valgora collaborated on the tunnel with two Manhattan design companies, FTL/Happold Architects and Engineers, and Art in Commerce, which did the music installation.
And there is a music installation of compositions inspired by Hebrew letters, organized by the composer John Zorn, and mounted in the building's most unusual space — a white, angular, asymmetrical structure in which glints of sunlight from 36 diamond-shaped windows turn the room's dimensions fluid.
Spanning a wide variety of mediums including music, installation, film, and painting, Biggers discussed the reasons for tackling themes of race and identity in so many formats.
This include: any sensors for parking, back parking camera, radio, CD, music installation, etc. Test drive the car before making any final decisions.
Artists and punters alike will be able to interact with art, science and music installations and exhibitions in and around Hobart for the festival's duration.
The exhibition showcases drawings, poetry, film, music, installations, video and performance art from throughout Ono's career.
At the Drill Hall of the Park Avenue Armory, the fast-rising Russian-German pianist Igor Levit played the "Goldberg Variations" on a gradually rotating platform, as part of a classical-music installation designed by the artist Marina Abramović.
One, Janet Cardiff's choral-music installation "Forty Part Motet," a circle of 40 speakers (one per voice) conveying a piercingly beautiful work by the late-16th-century composer Thomas Tallis, is being shown in the same gallery where it went on view shortly after the attacks.
A bubbly elevator-music installation by Los Angeles band Lucky Dragons recalled similar experiments by James Ferraro, who took over the museum's elevator, on-hold phone-line, and website last year with his installation 100%.
Ballroom Marfa (108 East San Antonio Street; www.ballroommarfa.org) presents an unusual roster of film, music and installation art.
It is more like a fractured poem, a piece of music, an installation.
