Sentences with phrase «coal dust on»

signed, titled and dated «Glenn Ligon «Stranger Study # 11» 2012» on the reverse; further signed titled and dated «Glenn Ligon «Stranger Study # 11» 2012» on the overlap oilstick, acrylic and coal dust on linen 101.6 x 76.2 cm (40 x 30 in.)

You believe the coal dust on these people; you grieve for their secrets.

One forgets that the 19th - century worshipers came in from streets redolent of horse manure, to a building whose heating plant left coal dust on the higher reaches of the furniture.

Not exact matches

At the bottom of the shaft I waded through some coal - black puddles, hitting my head occasionally on the low ceiling, breathing in coal dust and hot air, and sweating profusely.

Scrubbed of coal dust, cooled and compressed on site, the gases are then sent down a pipeline that snakes across the countryside to a sprawling power station on the outskirts of the industrial town of Angren, where they are burned to generate electricity.

Linfen, China — a city in the heart of China's coal region in Shanxi Province, its three million inhabitants choke on dust and drink arsenic that leaches from the fossil fuel.

GM's turbine program continued into the 1980s, with one of their last visible projects being a 1979 Cadillac Eldorado turbine car that ran on coal dust.

«Well then, look under the yellows,» Indigo said, and tipped the whole of the coal bucket upside down on the hearth, enveloping his end of the room in a cloud of coal dust.

On the day I arrived, the once white snow was now covered in a layer of black coal dust and grime.

The bike tour ends with a short introductory section on the Coal Creek Heritage Trail (where you probably won't want to be wearing white shoes since the trail is practically made of coal duCoal Creek Heritage Trail (where you probably won't want to be wearing white shoes since the trail is practically made of coal ducoal dust!)

Glenn Ligon Stranger # 21, 2005 Acrylic, coal dust, silkscreen, gesso and oil stick on canvas 96 x 72 in.

Ligon talks about his work, including his response to Mapplethorpe via Notes on the Margin of the Black Book, the coal dust paintings, AMERICA, and the Coloring series.

She's the artist who carved coal dust and brought us the skull of a giant whale, Leo Benedictus gives us the lowdown on Lucy Skaer

Her works include tall, black, skittle - like sculptures made with coal dust and arranged in rows and in a pile on the floor.

Coal dust, printing ink, glue, gesso, and graphite on canvas, 82 5/8 × 55 1/8 in.

Silkscreen ink, coal dust, ink, and glue on paper, 40 × 54 in.

Glenn Ligon Untitled (Stranger in the Village # 17) 2000 acrylic, oilstick, coal dust and resin on canvas 78 1/4 x 132 1/4 inches (198.8 x 335.9 cm)

At times it would look like you were crying as the rivulets of water would drip off your head and run down your face causing little streaks through the caked on coal dust.

when the planet has been sufficiently cooled by a thick, grimy and everpresent layer of coal dust, we'll all be wishing on a star for just another teacup of oil....

Life on land: By displacing 1.8 terawatt hours of electricity from coal - fi red power plants, the hydropower plant avoids about 12,900 tons of SO2, 3,800 tons of NOx and 400 tons of fi ne dust per year.

With more coal flowing through the terminal, the amount of dust settling on people's property is increasing.

China's fast - growing nuclear industry has complained that vital uranium deposits might be contaminated by coal mining: others fear that uranium - contaminated coal could be being burned in power stations, showering radioactive dust on the surrounding countryside and its inhabitants.

Maria — Coal is king when it comes to generating electricity and will continue to be when the dust has settled, unless you guys are willing to get on board with nuclear energy.

When I was a child, some people spread soot (or coal dust), along with salt, on icy walkways to melt the ice, much to the dismay of mothers when you tracked it into the house.

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Millions of tons of coal dust spewed from the Bellingham terminal would be the «nail in the coffin» for the Cherry Point Pacific herring, according to Fred, and would endanger animals higher up on the food chain such as Chinook salmon, migratory seabirds and orcas.

He remembers seeing the snow often turn black from coal dust and pollution within a day or two after falling on the ground.

Due to the terminal's unprecedented risks to the health, safety, local economies and natural resources of Northwest communities, the Washington State Department of Ecology and Whatcom County planned to consider the project's broad impacts in the environmental impact statement, including coal dust around the terminal, rail traffic and coal dust along rail lines and waterways in Montana, Idaho and Washington; and the effects of burning coal overseas on the Northwest, particularly regarding climate pollution and mercury contamination.