Other works involved Arnold undertaking durational tasks in public, such as navigating the Bermuda Triangle in "B. T. Exploration" (1996), funded by a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship; being installed underneath a sheet of glass at the entrance to the Basel Art Fair such that visitors had to walk over him to enter the event ("Gruezi", 2002); being installed wrapped in plastic in a public square in Slovakia ("An Occurrence at Nove Zámky", 2002); or taking eight-hour showers daily for four days in a hotel room during the Gramercy International Art Fair ("Shower", 1997).