Sentences with phrase «by granary»

Published by Granary Books / Z Press.

He is the author of eleven books of poetry, including Alcuni Telefonini, a collaboration with painter Francesco Clemente published in 2008 by Granary Books.

Not exact matches

These stress - tolerant varieties hold the promise of improving the livelihoods of some of the world's poorest farmers who till lands most vulnerable to climate change — and securing the granaries of many countries — by ensuring a good harvest, for instance, even after over 14 days of flooding.

As a child, fused glass artist Sally Banks from Granary Glass was spellbound by the colours cast on the floor as sunlight streamed through stained glass windows.

It is also more easily absorbed by the body through foods such as granary bread, beans and nuts.

Since 1991 Granary Herbs has been providing high quality herbal tinctures for use by professionally qualified Medical Herbalists.

Ancient Egyptian art shows cats at royal granaries where they protected the grain from being spoiled by rats.

Your room style is called Lumbung meaning a rice granary building in times gone by, the «lumbung «is a distinctive feature of Sasak architecture and is part of Bali's unique cultural heritage.

This exhibition brings together the work of potter Sara Flynn, who has been commissioned to make a new body of work for display on the granary, alongside a major installation by British artist Richard Smith and over twenty photographs by the Sri Lankan artist Lionel Wendt.

Curated and chaired by artist Rose Gibbs at Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, Granary Building, 1 Granary Square, London N1C 4AA on 30 September 2014.

2014 Raw Talent 2014 by We Create Int., London Degree Show One, Central Saint Martins, London Moving Gallery by Hyphen Project, London Open Studio Conclusion, 1 Granary Square, London LINKS, 5th Base Gallery, London ITS ABOUT TO START, 1 Granary Square, London BIG SPACE II, 1 Granary Square, London

The exhibition at The Gallery @the SHS takes its inspiration from the ground - breaking 2013 show curated by Bucksbaum at the Granary in Sharon, «The Distaff Side,» a diverse exhibition of paintings, sculpture, photography, and video by more than 100 female artists from the collections of Bucksbaum and Learsy.

Since some of the food was needed by people who had no direct hand in producing it (such as weavers, shamans and granary guards), some means had to be found of giving them equitable access to it.

This forced us to move to higher ground and by the time we came back, all the houses had collapsed, our granaries were destroyed and our food was washed away.