Sentences with phrase «big paintings because»

Big paintings because the scale is very important, the scale within the picture but also dealing with the periphery, beyond the periphery.

Not exact matches

Conservative wonks like to dangle images of companies taking advantage of the big new influx of funds to build factories and hire workers, because that paints an appealing picture of what the strategy amounts to.

Honestly, the reason these comments are so critical and judgmental is because the people issuing their ignorant opinions do not see the bigger picture the author intended to paint.

The kids have to take turns because some are older and bigger so when the bigger kids go in the smaller ones get to do finger painting... I am having the parent bring old clothes for them so they don't ruin anything to fancy and I have tons of wipes and buckets of water on hand to clean them up.

We must not paint everybody with the same brush and say that all the «big beasts» were failures, just because Major's government was ultimately unsuccessful.

She believes it's an excellent way of engaging the public with science, because a painting is «something you can talk about which avoids big words.»

I love the paint - dipped look, but because this basket is HUGE, it would be tough to find a big enough container or enough paint to dip this big beast into.

So I guess I'm not sure what the difference is with chalk paint — is it a big trend now because of the ingredients in the actual paint (low toxins, etc.) or is there something else that chalk paint can do that regular latex can't?

But buying MAC nail paint was a big problem — all because of its price.

Stir in the drops of coloured paint one at a time because only the tiniest amount will make a big difference to the colour!

That's because «Tomb Raider» is a paint by numbers, big - budget, action / adventure, with numerous perilous action sequences set in exotic locations.

And thus, the Big 5, especially Hachette at the moment, are only attempting to paint Amazon as the bad guy because they fear losing their author pipeline — which in turn will render them extinct.

This can lead to some stupid glitches where your «team» ambles in front of guards who completely ignore them because you're in stealth mode on the other side of the map, but they are surprisingly decent at gunning down the enemy, though real players are still much more effective.The biggest issue is that your A.I. comrades won't gather up gold or paintings or other objectives of that ilk, leaving you to wander back and forth between the gold boxes and the escape car, for example.

Not because Yoshi's paint is a little rough, but because of that noticeable seam in his big, bulbous nose.

But this painting vibrates with the feeling that something's not right — maybe it's because her shoulders seem too big for her head, or that her skin seems to crawl, or that she appraises us with a cool, reptilian, alien stare.

Those big paintings they made, they were in a certain group and I couldn't make paintings that big even if I wanted to because I had no room.

I love small paintings, but big paintings are easier for me because I'm an athletic, bodily person.

And in that, I thought that he was showing that he cared deeply about the housewives and students and big - boobed women — he respected them, in a way, because he respected the craft of painting so much.

A 37 - year - old Art Center graduate who was in Sterling Ruby's class, Joshua Nathanson is only now starting to get attention — he's currently having his first solo show at Various Small Fires — but the timing is fortuitous, because if Ruby's rambunctious sculptures and big - sky paintings capture the L.A. of the aughts, Nathanson's thoughtful, computery, sleek, and telegraphic paintings exemplify the city's present - day art moment.

It's in these pieces — unkempt, offhand, and inching towards intimacy — that one realizes how much Katz, the grand reconciliator of realism and abstraction, has been oversold — how the big paintings are all things to all people because their emptiness repels nothing.

The big yellow painting in the far room («Rain in The Port of Spain») is actually for me, quite a sad painting because within the city of Porto Spain where I live one whole city block in the centre of the city is occupied by the jail.

Because, growing up in the early «90s, my generation was mostly involved in a big questioning of the object, questioning painting, but I finally felt through Richter that, you know, maybe it would be interesting to do a kind of cartography of painting.

Doing those paintings was a big help in the transition because I was working from the shape of the piece of marble, a found shape, and as a result, I started using diagonals.

One big decision the curators agonized over was whether to dispense with the traditional museum practice of devoting separate galleries for drawings and prints; paintings and sculpture; photographs; and film and video — in part because they felt that artists today think and produce across different media.

It's a big deal to see the latter painting again in New York, because the last time it showed up here, in 1999, then mayor Rudy Giuliani led a disgraceful campaign to censor Ofili and strip the Brooklyn Museum, which was exhibiting it, of city funding.

Unfortunately, that demand seems to be stuck in the lower ranges, perhaps because few paintings capture big prices and the artist has created a large body of prints.

The thing about Fremicourt, also about St. Marks, I had to roll [big] paintings to get them out, which was a real drag, because of thickness [of paint].

Because of the complicated manner in which the Norton Simon museum as it presently exists came to be, its holdings include some big abstract paintings from the 1960s despite Mr. Simon's distaste for nonobjective art.

At his atelier in the working class reaches of northern Paris, Maguire has just completed a series of paintings on the migrant crisis, because «what an artist has to do is reflect their time... That's really what I'm trying to do, to reflect what is for me the biggest story in Europe — those deaths in the Mediterranean.»

In «Working Space,» Stella wrote that abstract painting «has the freedom to be big without magnification,» because abstract forms, having no reference, have no inherently right size.

Partly, it's because what has been thought of as art photography — which legitimized itself in [an aesthetic of] painting when it started to be taken more seriously — was big painting-esque tableau photographs by people like Andreas Gursky or Jeff Wall.»

Finally, the thing — me, my attitude, the history of the work, the paintings themselves — because its mass is so big, it starts moving, ever so slowly shifting.»

But there is the big question: should I paint with oils just because somebody told me an oil painting has more value?

Happily, because art — and the market that seems to drive it — has trended toward the big: the big wall - power painting and print, the gigantor sculpture; and the big spaces and names that can accommodate.

When I got into Yale Al offered me a ride up to New Haven because I had this big trunk full of acrylic paint.

P.P. - Part of this is because painting has become pretty much a niche medium in the big - time contemporary art world.

He innovated quite a bit, and yet at the end of the day, because they look like good paintings, we are not asking the bigger questions.

A newly announced partnership between the world's biggest private coal mining company and coal - burning country cuts against recent efforts to paint China green because of its push on manufacturing wind turbines and solar panels.

Not that it's overtly bad — although it does tail behind just about every third - party antivirus solution — but because it has a big target painted on it for attackers.

We went with a light color because the room is SO big, plus the adjoining dining room is painted a much darker color, Farrow and Ball Hague Blue.

Stir in the drops of coloured paint one at a time because only the tiniest amount will make a big difference to the colour!

It's embarrassing how long I lived with those old cabinets because painting them wasn't that big of deal!

And I find it interesting that you painted the frame around the doors but not the windows which is awesome because I have often decided against painting trim as it's just such a big job.

Photo 7: I am asking about painting walls and wood the same color (different finish of pain) because I remember reading that makes a room look bigger.

Because if you have a big, red sofa, there are only so many colours you can choose to paint and accessorize the room.

I agree with you, if I had it my way, the living room with its huge window would be my painting studio and a VERY much needed homework / computer / library room - because it is the biggest room in the house and the least used... read you soon and will be looking forward to your updates on the used - to - be-living room

Sure, you can do the painting job on your own if you want to but if there is one thing you need to invest in, it has got to be good, quality paint because if you go for cheaper brands and do it by yourself, there's a big chance that the paint will not last long and you'll be compelled to repaint it all over again.

BIG MISTAKE, because I ended up having to do 6 coats of chalkboard paint because it kept soaking up into the MDF board.

I also giggled because I had a big straw ball that came black and to go with my new bit of whimsy, I globed white paint on it and glitter.