Sentences with phrase «visitors move around it»

«The expansion of this popular program will help residents and visitors move around our diverse San Francisco neighborhoods and around the Bay Area region more easily.»

«Ford GoBike will help residents and visitors move around our diverse San Francisco neighborhoods and around the Bay Area region more easily.»

Instead, as visitors move around the stages they hear conversations among various groupings of «instruments» (four «strings,» three «sticks,» four «bells,» three «bows / delays,» various «pulleys,» and two «wires»).

As visitors move around the installation, they look at the chaotic electrical wiring suspended in the gallery but hear the prerecorded sounds programmed into different segments of the sculpture.

«As the visitor moves around the space, I want to have areas where this intricate line drawing will be filled in with sporadic color,» Kerwin says, «but I also want places where the color breaks away and becomes more dynamic and abstract.

Not exact matches

During a daylong public demonstration in October, HERB moved around in a model kitchen, opened cabinets and a refrigerator, and handed objects to visitors or put them in a recycling bin — all with only a few missteps.

For now, this sweet pup wants to move around and greet his visitors with playful snuggles, but we are keeping him restricted for a few weeks while he recuperates.

This giant monolith of red rock, formed around 550 million years ago, holds incredible spiritual meaning for the traditional owners of the land and even a visitor can not help to be moved in it's presence.

Most visitors spend years saving up for a trip of a lifetime, or perhaps even a honeymoon, but Joe decided to move there for ten months to get a closer look at life in and around Costa Rica.

«Bangkok has superb hotels and improving mass transit infrastructure that helps visitors conveniently move around the city.

PVMBG recommends communities around Mount Agung and climbers / visitors / tourists not to move, do not climb and not camp inside the crater area of Mount Agung and in all areas within a 9 kilometer radius of the crater the peak of Mount Agung.

- using the Mii Mask makeup item now colors all exposed body parts - ability to sit down on big rocks found around villages - floor cushions are laid out in houses - ability to shake trees while holding a one - handed piece of equipment - place objects on top of certain pieces of furniture - hang clothing on the walls - upload screenshots directly from the game - Villagers give a full week's notice before they ship on out of town - choose who to kick out of a town if they manage to convince a visitor to move in longterm

Visitors are invited to lie in the bed, and experience a unique composition by the artist, as the sound moves up and down and around their bodies via a twelve channel sound system hidden within the bed.

Theatrical sculptural works by Jennifer Rubell, Cristina Iglesias, and Maria Nepomuceno encourage visitors to move around the gallery space.

The sculptures are placed on a distorted pink world map and the visitors to the Deutsche Guggenheim are invited to move them around.

«14 Rooms» will include Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla's «Revolving Door» (2011), in which a group of dancers spontaneously form a line and begin to rotate around the room in a circular motion, sweeping up visitors as they move around the space.

That's the concept of an exhibition where visitors can see the artwork themselves or don a virtual reality headset and move around using a game pad.

The figures move like specters around the perimeter of the space, in a looped choreographic sequence made variable by a visitor - activated motion sensor, which intervenes to restart one of the projections when triggered.

Although a visitor can't move around or between the sculpture's units with much freedom, the work nonetheless engenders acute awareness of the space in which it is encountered.

From atmospheric installations to intangible sculptures that you can move around - and even through - visitors can experience light in all of its spatial and sensory forms.

Modern and contemporary artworks range from immersive environments that visitors can move around in through to video, painting and sculpture, with light experienced in all of its spatial, sensory and perceptual phenomena.

From atmospheric installations to intangible sculptures that you can move around and even through, visitors can experience light in all of its spatial and sensory forms.

In McCall's work, visitors can explore the projected line by moving around it, interacting with it and moving within the cone of light created.

Circulating around these floating objects, the visitors have an experience that may be equated or contrasted with that of the fish moving aimlessly within the gallery.

In something of a change from the artist's typical displays of found photographs, here images will be incorporated into large scale collages, multi-channel video projections (which worked so well in The Visitors by Ragnar Kjartansson at Luhring Augustine), and moving screens which will zip around the gallery space on a custom - built track.

Local visitors undoubtedly picked up the subtler cues, notably Hare's ambivalence — shared by many white South Africans — around whether to remain in a place where they are a minority, yet are accountable for a long history of domination, or to move on further into the Commonwealth.

New wings are added like the flying buttresses of Gothic cathedrals at Tate Modern, which already has around 5 million visitors a year, and in New York, where the Met celebrates its modern and contemporary art holdings with its move into a Marcel Breuer - designed building on Madison Avenue and 75th Street.

The line of light gradually expands to become a cone, which visitors may move around and through.

Moving through, under, around, and within these new sculptures, the visitor becomes partner and participant in the continuing quest to articulate the female experience through art.

Site visitors use a mouse to navigate these images, which create the illusion that the viewer is moving around a room.

Moving around the island has always been controlled — visitors are driven around in shuttle buses to a limited set of stops, unless they want to pay $ 150 a day to rent a dirty, battered jeep.