Sentences with phrase «first empty wall»

Not exact matches

Bayley is still hanging up on the wall just in time for Sasha Banks to enter the Elimination Chamber — Mandy Rose goes head first into an empty chamber pod, and Sonya's attempts at saving her teammate earns her double knees to the face.

When I first thought about an exhibition at Night Gallery my instinct was to tear down all the walls, which I thought created difficult triangular areas and didn't offer long distance viewing of the work that would be possible in an emptier space.

The distressing Neither, from 2004 and now at the Brazilian art institution Inhotim, is a room that at first appears to be an empty white cube, but on closer inspection the white plaster walls are revealed to contain steel mesh fencing.

The first room was empty except for some blue lettering on the wall that gave the dimensions of the space, its network facilities, person capacity, etc. — in other words, the specifications given to help an artist plan a show there.

Placed in the otherwise empty room for which it was conceived, Take Over first manifests as a contained architectural structure consisting of a central wall with angled glass panels.

One of his first works, at the San Francisco Art Institute in 1969, involved simply rearranging the institute's movable interior walls that were used for exhibitions but leaving the walls empty, to make evident to visitors that while the walls «appear to be architectural surfaces,» as he wrote, «they are really planar objects.»

First up, we emptied the area then I freshened up the walls with paint to give the space more light and a bigger neutral vibe.

BUT, the old shower is gone, they rebuilt that wall (pushing it back to make room for the larger bath and flipped around the shower head to empty into the tub), and you get the first look at how I'm laying out the tile in a herringbone pattern on the walls to compliment the large hexagons that will go on the floor.

Once the room was empty, I filled all the holes in the walls and got to work painting the ceiling first, then the walls.