Sentence examples for visual installations from inspiring English sources

With an artfully monochrome visual theme and a manifesto to "utilise redundant architecture and abandoned spaces to stage innovative light and visual installations", we're certainly looking at something more ambitious than your standard warehouse rave.

Vignettes and visual installations, inspired by the ovine breeding cycle and the lives of the farmers who have worked the historic Hafod y Llan farm, now part of a National Trust reserve, punctuate our journey.

The result, "Hinge Picture" (1974), translated to the page Howe's visual installations, in which isolated phrases had been offset by the stark white of a gallery wall: the gutter, a unique feature of books, divided the visual "picture" into distinct zones.

But the fact remains that the new art that excites people these days is likely to come in the form of film or literature or popular music or visual installations, not from an art like opera, whose best days seem well behind it.

But we really took it to the extreme, even going so far as to bring in our own visual installations.

There are lot of people like Anti-VJ in Paris that do visual installations for festivals or architectural environments.

Meanwhile an exhibition of Kraftwerk's past audio and visual materials — including the robots — and material from the concerts at the museum will be incorporated in a sound and visual installation at the new Performance Dome at MoMA PS1, from April 10 to May 14.

Head to the AE Harris building in Birmingham for Gardens Speak (Thu to 12 Oct), an audio and visual installation created by Tania El Khoury, which contains the oral histories of 10 people buried in Syrian gardens to help their families avoid the attentions of the regime.

McQueen, a Brit who attended art schools and worked in visual installation before turning to feature films, was lauded for "Hunger" (2008), and rightly so, although even that movie, about an I.R.A. hunger-striker (also played by Fassbender), was imperilled by the coolness of its own gaze.

3 Steps is part of an ongoing visual installation, in which three objects are displayed separately, showing the evolution of these three different shapes through video projection.

Striking a Jesus Christ pose, this audio visual installation Innovates from Belgium-based designers Konstruktiv ponders what it means to be human in the digital age.