Sentences with phrase «artists creating art»

Scheduled for June 23 - 25, the event will feature nearly 50 artists creating art on location throughout the town and on the beach Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Charlie is a talented artist creating art on a variety of media, including lunch bags for his son.

«The Tales We Tell Together» is the third edition of an international group show where female artists create art with a female as muse and subject.

As well as affecting how artists created art, 19th century social changes also inspired artists to explore new themes.

Both artists created art that has a «now you see it, now you don't» character.

From larvae - built jewelry to baskets woven with weather data, we've seen artists create art through a conscious collaboration with natural processes.

Not exact matches

Artists must create art that consumers want to see on products and that appeals to the mass market.

Touria El Glaoui, founder of the 1:54 art fair, discusses how she felt it was her duty to create a platform for African artists, but adds that it is hard to define an «African artistic practice».

You can also see that these were artists which they truly cared about as they put real effort into creating these doughnut - sized pieces of art.

Hoping to change public opinion, artist Daan Roosegaarde created an art piece, Windlicht, that links wind turbines using green lasers and tracking software.

A street artist that used to sneak into the rail yards years ago to create art illegally was now commissioned to produce a massive piece for BCG, bringing things full circle.

«Tom and I are excited to take this classic brand into the future and create a new, artist - centric, artist - friendly company driven by strong business principles,» says Wagner, who likened their vision for UA to that of the Medici family's patronage of the arts during Italian Renaissance.

The artist, who specializes in watercolors and gouache, developed a vivid way to create art by dripping a rainbow of paint onto a canvas.

Proceeds will go to the Foundation for Arts & Blockchain, which was created to support global artists creating works with or about blockchain and artists using blockchain to distribute their works.

Imagine the possibilities with digital art created by actual artists becoming desirable and more valuable.

The confidence artists have in their ability to create relevant art is an easy thing to dilute.

If the art created is not a true reflection of the artist, we are only doing God and ourselves a disservice, because those two are the real audience of our work.

The artist paints them underneath what will become the finished art piece to create richness and depth.

This is a very elegant flip - side to the ideas in Francis Shaeffer's work, in which the arts anticipate and even lead changes in our societal condition through the connection of the artists to the spiritual to create their «great» works.

Music, literature, and the visual arts all depend upon the ability of the artist to select and arrange individual components (notes, words, colors) and to create relationships among them in which each element contributes to the beauty of the whole work while the unity of the work enhances the value of each individual part.

5 Nor is the answer possible through creating «immortal» works of art: «Art is the artist's false Catholicism, the fake promise of an afterlife and just as fake as heaven and hell.&raqart: «Art is the artist's false Catholicism, the fake promise of an afterlife and just as fake as heaven and hell.&raqArt is the artist's false Catholicism, the fake promise of an afterlife and just as fake as heaven and hell.»

But in a secular society in which churches have not shown an interest in the visual arts, artists have tended to create their own private religious symbolism.

The artists often times created this works while in protest and when you look at the art with a spiritual eye, you will see the blasphamy as was the artist's true intention.

This situation leaves artists in a bind: either they hearken back to long «dead eras and create art that is, at best, derivative; or they capitulate to the offensiveness that seems now to have become the one and only hallmark of originality in the art world.

If the art lover can find value in Christian art of past eras apart from the God it celebrates, then the believer can give thanks to God for the beauty that the artist (believer or not) discovers and creates.

Why do I get the feeling if the «artist» created this with Mohammed, instead of Jesus, and a Muslim destroyed the «art», the response would be different?

So, «attacking» Jesus by making art that depicts him in a way Christians find offensive is wrong, but destroying the art, well, you only think thats wrong because the artist made it and the museum showed it, so its kinda okay that she destroyed it, because she wouldn't have if they hadn't created it / showed it.

I think most Christians would say «No,» and I think most artists would say we have convictions that motivate our art and cause us to create in a certain direction, whether these convictions are religious or not.

Artists in every medium have an imagination and an intelligence that enables them to pull together what they perceive in the world and contemplate in their souls in the process of creating new works of art that in turn help the rest of us apprehend reality in entirely new ways.

It can be frustrating for many artists when they are trying to sell their art, or even create something with it's marketability in mind.

«It can be frustrating for many artists when they are trying to sell their art, or even create something with itâ $ ™ s marketability in mind.

I love how a work of art can stand on its own and create its own communication separate from the artist.

Bottle design itself was new, but something that I'd always found interesting; as a street artist, being able to create a piece that can be held in your hand as a tangible, 3D piece of art, is a very different and satisfying experience.

Suffolk - based print firm Denny Bros has teamed up with a leading artist to create two pieces of art as part of a project supporting a local mental health..

The artist likens the intended experience of her installation to that of the op - artists of the 1960s, which saw the likes of Bridget Riley manipulate traditional art techniques to create optical illusions.

The River Foundation's ambitious projects range from installing exciting urban art pieces by renowned artists to creating unprecedented opportunities for education, recreation, reflection and interaction with nature along the entire river.

The free admission, family - friendly Cultural Survival Bazaar features art, crafts and other ethically made cultural products created by Native artists from around the world in Plymouth July 23 - 24 and in Jamaica Plain August 6 - 7 (Plymouth + Jamaica Plain)

We talk to textile artist Heidi Meier, who started by making nursery art and now creates original embroidered artworks that capture a moment in time, nature and the changing seasons

We talk to Justine Nettleton from Art You Wear — a fine artist who creates jewellery inspired by the marks and colours of her paintings and shapes in nature.

We are especially interested in this exhibition on artists creating new business models, an open house at City Hall, a talk on craft, and a tour of public art in Lynn.

Icelandic artist Steinunn Thorarinsdottir created this public art exhibition and titled it «Borders,» a name as open - ended and abstruse as the artwork.

SpotLight, an exhibit designed specifically for the museum, presents 10 artists who use light to create art.

Starting at the National Museum of Mexican Art, you'll find several large and beautiful altars created by artists and families.

Meet textile artist Sarah Chatterton from Lotus Blossom, who creates eco-friendly textile art, cards and jewellery featuring beautiful machine - embroidered birds and flowers.

Art for Babies / Faces for Babies 12 black - and white images created by well - known contemporary artists, and selected to tie in with research findings that suggest focusing on high - contrast images as the first step in developing visually and figuring out images and eventually words as well.

Special for ArtWeek, the South Shore Art Center launches a new interactive outdoor installation, titled «Under Great Grandmother's Trees,» to be created by our community of artists, faculty, students and the greater community of neighbors and passersbys.

And artists who are feeling a bit stuck and blocked have done the course and the fact we all work together sharing ideas, artists, techniques, and materials has meant for me a wonderful community has been created in the name of experimenting with art.

You need to create a fine art print section, because, at the moment, us artists would be forced to put our prints in a inappropriate section.

Arts programming includes daily classes taught by professional artist - educators, special arts programming for babies, toddlers and preschoolers (Kids Create), and a wide range of performing arts programs and special art exhibitiArts programming includes daily classes taught by professional artist - educators, special arts programming for babies, toddlers and preschoolers (Kids Create), and a wide range of performing arts programs and special art exhibitiarts programming for babies, toddlers and preschoolers (Kids Create), and a wide range of performing arts programs and special art exhibitiarts programs and special art exhibitions.

In partnership with Chicago artist Justus Roe, they created a new #StartedWithAScreenshot he (art) mural in Grant Park to coincide with Lollapalooza.