Sentence examples for whole installations from inspiring English sources

There you could walk into whole installations – for example a room-sized cat's cradle of black threads, chairs and a scorched grand piano, by the Japanese-born Chiharu Shiota.

The whole installation took about a half-hour.

What if someone — a rich collector, say — wanted to buy the whole installation?

The whole installation is a play on insides and outsides, mental space and physical place.

Your attitude toward the whole installation may depend too much on the order in which the rooms become available.

The whole installation functions as a kind of "magic Cornell box, a tiny epic," at once "troubling and ecstatic".

Since the only conspicuous signs of life-enhancing achievement in the gallery are the actual artworks, the whole installation becomes a satire of art collecting as a form of domestic consumerism and, more broadly, of capitalist determinism.

The whole installation, titled "Monalisa," conveys, in imposing and distilled form, the kind of just-completed or about-to-happen menace that hovers over much of Ms. Applebroog's work.

Tomato Head solemnly gazing at the droopy white dogs with a panel proclaiming in the background "Want to Be Your Dog" gave the whole installation photographed by Kate Carr in the Milk Studio, Los Angeles, a sense of gravity that touched a chord with bidders.

And in the catalog for the Prado show there's also a photograph by Mr. Struth of the whole installation, a virtual Chinese box of allusions, true to what is so often the experience in a crowded, diverting museum, which is that we lose ourselves in the act of looking.

This process is often not recognized until sudden defluidization and often leads to a costly shutdown of the whole installation.