Sentence examples for projects and installations from inspiring English sources

Each fair has lectures, special projects and installations alongside the exhibiting galleries.

In the art world, Mr. Eno has created numerous video and sound projects and installations.

Tomorrow, the Art Commission will convene at City Hall, as it does every month but August, to weigh the aesthetic merits of dozens of construction projects and installations.

It brings the excess and color of Ms. Mutu's Mylar paintings into real space, which is an accomplishment, but like many elaborate artists' projects and installations these days, its main message seems to be: I built this because I can.

Born in Fujian Province, China, the son of a scholar-artist in the old Chinese "literati" tradition, Cai studied stage design in Shanghai, became a painter, and eventually moved to Japan, where he lived for eight years, and where he became known internationally for his large-scale, avant-garde art projects and installations, many of which involved gunpowder.

Maxwell Boykoff, an assistant professor of environmental studies at the University of Colorado, Boulder, partners with a professor in the theatre and dance department to teach a class in which students create climate-themed videos, art projects, and installations.

For successive UK governments, the scale of MoD spending on capital projects and major installations in Scotland has been the best proof available of the "union dividend" and the greatest weakness in the Scottish National party's prospectus for independence.

Now showing at the Whitworth art gallery in Manchester, and produced by Artangel, 1395 Days Without Red is premiered alongside a number of previous Artangel film projects, including films and installations made over the last decade or so by Francis Alÿs, Atom Egoyan and Catherine Yass.

In addition, other investment costs related to planning, projecting, construction, and installation are also markedly higher in Japan as compared to Germany.

Chatonsky, known for his modern day fossilization project and interactive installations, developed a program that pulls tagged Instagram photos of Kim K in real time, and filters them through a software program he made using Unity3d.

Ms. Hesh, an artist who lives in Hollins Hill, Va., printed signs with phrases like "I feel so lost" and "I want what we had," above, and hung them on doorknobs in a Washington neighborhood (14th Street between P and V Streets), photographing the results for a recent public art project and an installation at her Web site, lindahesh.com/gallery.