Sentence examples for works in installations from inspiring English sources

He often places his works in installations that increase their disorienting characteristics.

A group that emerged from Glasgow in the early 1990s, and later described as "The Irascibles", includes Roderick Buchanan (b. 1965), who works in installations, film and photography, Douglas Gordon (b. 1966) working in video art, Christine Borland (1965), whose work focuses on forensic science, and sculptor Martin Boyce (b. 1967).

Matthew Ritchie is a contemporary artist based in New York who works in installation, performance, painting, drawing, sculpture and sound.

You can't be outside of music, and I work in installations that you can't be outside".

He rubs his chin and squints at me. "So you work in installations?" "I sell pickles from cart," I explain.

Lumiere is a festival of light where artists and designers working with light showcase their work in installations and exhibitions set in and around this pretty town that sits on the River Wear and is home to a Norman cathedral and castle.

Contemporary artists emerging from the Glasgow include Douglas Gordon (1966–), working in the medium of installation art, Susan Philipsz who works in sound installations, Richard Wright, noted for his intricate wall paintings and Lucy McKenzie (1977–), whose painting is often sexually explicit.

Danny Marino, who worked in installation and repairs for six years at Bell Atlantic before it became Verizon, said he never imagined that he would be out on strike.

He also has worked in installation and dance, conducted theoretical research into the relationship between mid-20th-century abstract painting and the music of American composer Morton Feldman.

It might also be taken as a measure of China's new openness that the show consists almost entirely of pieces by artists working in installation and video and with computers -- art forms banned from Chinese museums up until two years ago.

Although not working in installation, Jiha Moon packs even more information into large, teeming paintings on paper, creating a sense of flux similar to that in Ms. Lau's work, but also rife with references to everything from traditional Chinese brush painting to contemporary cartoons.