Sentences with phrase «choreographed display»

On the other side of the island, Scotland + Venice have taken over an elaborate Venetian palace where artist Graham Fagan has developed a carefully choreographed display which leads visitors through opulent rooms of Murano glass chandeliers and views over the Grand Canal, culminating in a multi-channel video installation entitled The Slaves Lament.

The impeccably choreographed display will last approximately 17 minutes.

So by early September, and conceivably much sooner than that, the Conservative party will have a new leader who will then be hosannaed at the party conference in October in a choreographed display of adulation.

Mr. Cuomo also pressured the authority to spend tens of millions of dollars to study outfitting M.T.A. bridges with lights capable of choreographed display, install wireless internet and phone - charging ports on buses and paint the state logo on new subway cars.

After crossing into the South, Kim Jong - un invited Mr Moon Moon to cross back over the demarcation line to the North side to shake hands again — an unscripted moment in an otherwise highly choreographed display.

Using carefully chosen materials and choreographing display strategies to produce narrative, Bove and Scarpa share a concern with relationships between an object, its environment and the moment of sculptural encounter.

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Speed and power, choreographed teamwork, brilliant ball handling and precision kicking are often on display.

This time their display of spraying Diet Coke (which reacts with the rough surface of the Mentos candies to create a gush of soda through the mouth of the soda bottle) was comprised of over 600 2 - liter bottles of soda that were choreographed to music resemble Las Vegas» Bellagio Fountain.

Hundreds of people gathered in front of Hogwarts castle for a spectacular display of fireworks choreographed to a special performance of music from the «Harry Potter» films conducted live by renowned composer John Williams.

Most know Bellagio for its public spaces — those fountains performing nightly to a choreographed music and light show, or the Conservatory with its revolving, over-the-top floral displays.

Skies over the luxury destination will come alive with a six - minute display choreographed across the whole of The Palm Jumeirah and the islands of The World.

Well - choreographed cinematic displays add a movie - like quality.

Exploring Kahlo's highly choreographed appearance and style, these include 22 distinctive colourful Tehuana garments; pre-Columbian necklaces that Frida strung herself; examples of intricately hand - painted corsets and prosthetics which will be displayed alongside film and photography of the artist as a visual narrative of her life.

However, with «Choreograph,» on display starting tomorrow at David Zwirner, Welling has developed a more physical way of deconstructing color: feeding three black - and - white images into Photoshop's red, green and blue color channels, and dragging the «adjustment» sliders until he creates one serendipitous, psychedelic composition.

These encompass installations, environments, staged video displays and even choreographed humans.

Exhibitions include «Illuminations d'eau» (directed and choreographed by Robert Castle, with a creative reconstruction of fragments of the (now lost) original score by Willy Merz) at the Fondazione Mario Merz, Turin (2008); «The solitary body», Riccardo Costantini Gallery, Turin (2013); «Glasstress 2011», 54th Esposizione Internazionale d'Arte, Venice Bienale, on display at the Palazzo Cavalli Franchetti and the Berengo Centre for Contemporary Art and Glass on Murano.

Chinook (2013) focuses on the absurdist spectacle of UK military air shows in which a Chinook helicopter performs an aerial ballet, carefully choreographed to push the craft to its limit for the purpose of display.

The exhibition features about 30 works and will be on display in the Vivian & David Campbell Centre for Contemporary Art (Level 5) and in Walker Court, where Tino Sehgal's ephemeral Kiss (2002), a choreographed dance referencing sculptural kisses from art history, will be exhibited alongside two of the works that inspired it: Auguste Rodin's The Kiss and Constantin Brâncuşi's Kiss.

Also displayed will be his Anthropometry paintings created by the artist choreographing nude models as living paintbrushes to transfer blue pigment onto canvas and his pyrotechnic Fire Paintings, created using a flame thrower.

The centerpiece of the exhibition is a display of costumes designed by Chagall in 1942 for the production of the ballet Aleko, choreographed by Léonide Massine with music by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

As the centerpiece of the highly choreographed opening session at its recent convention, Century 21 proudly displayed the logos of all the operating entities in the HFS family, including such stalwarts as Ramada, Days Inn, and Howard Johnson.