Sentences with phrase «centre of the space»
A few years ago I saw a poster for the observatory at Greenwich, which claimedit was the centre of space and time.
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A small stage in the centre of the space will elicit Tagore's love of theatre and directly reference his allegorical play The Post Office.
Isaac Julien's five - screen installation that set up in the centre of the space, comments on the essence of creation and creativity to lead viewers into an unknown space.
The moving - image pieces at the centre of each space speak to some aspect of every work here.
In the centre of the space is a rectangle of intense blue pigment.
Then in the centre of the space, back to back are very large scale works that quote respectively from Raoul Dufy and Boris Bućan, as well as connecting to Byrne's interest in theatrical sets.
A slow moving ceiling fan in the centre of the space hangs down low, silently stirring.
In the vegan leather cushion in the centre of the space and the wire suspended monitor and speaker, the artist explicitly references the sado - masochistic practice of artists Sheree Rose and Bob Flanagan.
At the centre of the space, two semi-abstracted white polystyrene sculptures based on Ancient Egyptian gods, Wadjet (King Cobra) 2015 and Taweret 2015, merge the organic nature of the human body with biological engineering.
A light - up dancefloor designed by Kathrine Sandys (Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts) occupies the centre of the space and visitors are invited to take part in a silent disco.
These works will be presented in an innovative and exciting way: a light - up dancefloor will occupy the centre of the space and visitors will be invited to take part in a silent disco.
Timber finishes draw the disparate elements of this modern kitchen dining area together; the painted table sits at the centre of the space, contrasting with the unfinished and varnished timbers of the mantelpiece, storage and chairs.
Instead, the vast, plush sofa is the main attraction, enhanced by the circular rug that continually pulls the eye to the centre of the space.