Sentences with phrase «as an icon depicting»

«i see my typestracts as icons depicting sacred questions — dual space - probes of inner & outer... they should probably be viewed like cloud - tracks & tide - ripples — bracken - patterns & gull flights — or simply as horizons & spirit levels.»

If a lawyer who is part of the system is in the vicinity, the lawyer will show up as an icon depicting the number one.

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(It is worth pointing out, as Koerner does, that a depicted crucifix is itself an image of a negation, simultaneously an icon and an iconoclasm, an image of God that violates all expectations about God, «a stumbling block to the Jews and foolishness to the gentiles.»)

The logo, presented as an icon on top of the stopper depicts Bacchus posed like Leonardo da Vinci's Virtuvian man harvesting local bergamot, encompassed by the irregular shape of the fruit — referencing Rosolio's renaissance credentials.

The new MyPlate icon depicts a plate which is sub-divided and color - coded into sections which represent what we refer to colloquially as «food groups»: green represents vegetables, orange represents grains, red represents fruits, purple represents protein, and a small blue circle next to the plate represents dairy.

The ten «Memory Mates» are depicted on the program's website and displayed in classrooms as accessible icons, and are provided to students.

As you know, The Easter Egg is a symbol of new life and hope at this time of year, however — Jessica has decided to flip this fragile icon on its head by creating Bad Eggs, a collection of knitted egg sculptures that depicts leaders, both past and present, who have made «empty promises and given false hope to their nation's people».

It juxtaposes references ranging from very early paintings depicting paradise to modern paintings of industrial times, references Nietzsche as well as Bob Dylan, and shows the striking similarities of symbols found in Mitla Oaxacan pyramids with that Atari video game icons.

In a group of large - scale paintings — exhibited for the first time — businessmen are depicted as Orthodox icons on altarpieces.

The technique can be seen in the image above depicting Chuck Closes» fabulously laid back images of the president, the exhibition also includes other well known modern icons such as Brad Pitt, Willem Dafoe, and Kate Moss.

His most recent works - painting / sculpture tableaux depicting les tristes tropiques and a series of self - exploitative portraits made in Bali - are as wonderfully toxic as the now classic - looking»80s icons, his faux - high - tech contraptions and his «abstract» logo paintings.

Described by New York Times art critic Holland Cotter as «a classic artist's artist and one of our few important practicing history painters» Saul is best known for his paintings depicting exaggerated, provocative images of pop culture ranging from well - known art references to political icons.

The Pictures Generation artist Louise Lawler is used to showing her work alongside that of other artists — in fact, her photographs typically consist of work by other artists, coolly depicting name - brand icons of art as they are tastefully displayed in collectors» homes, museums, and other out - of - the - studio settings together with furniture, vases, and the other decorative objects of the well - heeled.

Close also began to create wall - size portraits in tapestry, depicting both celebrity icons (such as Kate Moss) and friends (such as Cindy Sherman and Philip Glass), as well as himself.

Freight + Volume is pleased to present All U Can Eat, an exhibition of recent paintings by Jennifer Coates that depict processed foods as devotional icons, using food as a vehicle to explore a variety of approaches to paint handling: from dense, detailed fields of marks and patterns to expressionist gesture and spills, familiar foods assert their physicality and transcendent radiance.

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