Sentence examples for paper installation from inspiring English sources

Trévien is known on the UK poetry circuit for her website, sabotagereviews.com, which publishes reviews of "poetry, fiction magazines, manifestos, online journals, stapled pieces of paper, installation poetry, performed poetry".

In this paper, installation of the IEDs is in the standard bay as in traditional protection devices and the IEDs are based on block-based design principle which makes it easy to recombine or extend functions through standard module interface.

The undulating ultramarine waves and swimmers of Henri Matisse's The Swimming Pool, a large paper installation made for the artist's dining room in Nice, are in fact currently on view in the exhibition Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs until February 10 at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Textbooks Get Twisted in a New Paper Installation.

Crock explores these themes in Dream House, a paper installation that gives a tangible interpretation of a very common goal.

From Mia Pearlman's cut paper installation to Beata Drozd's intricate collages made from fashion magazines to Nathaniel Donnett's thought-provoking piece on colorism titled Barbara Jordan Beauty School.

But this show will presumably be a bit more extensive, bringing together 125 of her early objects, works on paper, installations, performances, audio recordings and films to celebrate the decade before her unofficial debut.

Through September 1 Please Return To: Mail Art from the Ray Johnson Archive Richard L. Feigen and Co. Oh No, Yoko A display of her early works on paper, installations, performances, audio recordings, films and other creations of Yoko Ono gives visitors to the Museum of Modern Art a chance to decide for themselves whether she is more than simply the Beatles "other woman".

(Cotter) ★ 'Gaylen Gerber' (through Feb. 9) Starting from a gray-painted floor that coincidentally matches the gray-paper installation lining a small back room, Gaylen Gerber's latest New York appearance forms a modest, weirdly perfect entity, as well as a meditation on the monochrome.

Ms. Walker comes out of Conceptual and appropriation art and makes the bitter legacy of race relations in this country the engine of her cut-paper installations, animated films and language pieces.

At the Whitney drawings form interludes between more structured work, like the cut-paper installations and projected film animations, one of which, "8 Possible Beginnings or: The Creation of African-America, a Moving Picture by Kara E. Walker" (2005), is a highlight of the show.