Sentences with phrase «continued use of glass»

The piece continues her use of glass to represent elements of nature, which began with blown glass representations of water - worn rocks that she collected at the Pilchuck Glass School in Stanwood, Washington, where she was artist - in - residence in 1994.

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There are many practical reasons to continue using plastic bottles, but I'd recommend adding in a set of these glass bottles and seeing how it goes.

I would say I'm going to be 90 % paleo as I have a small amount of milk in coffee, use ricotta in some recipes (maybe once a week) and will continue to enjoy the odd glass (or bottle!)

On the inside, the S - Class continues to use a pair of display screens behind one piece of glass, measuring a combined 12.3 inches diagonally.

We used coupons, ate a lot of meatless meals, shopped at thrift stores, cooked from scratch, brown bagged it, continued to use our old and worn - down furniture, didn't replace anything that wasn't an absolute necessity, limited our going out to eat, only had one car, stayed home a lot, used gift cards from Swagbucks to buy any non-necessities, bought eye glasses from Zenni optical, learned to be content with what we had, and continued to live on a strict written budget.

Fiore continues her practice of using fireworks as her sole medium to create works on paper and, most recently in addition, glass sculptures by uniquely utilizing fireworks and smoke bombs for her work and compositions.

Using everyday materials such as paper, soap, and glass — a primary medium in her work Still Standing (2010) in the Kemper Permanent Collection — Ahrens continues to play on themes of loss, fragility, danger, and survival.

In her later years, she suffered from multiple chronic health problems attributed to repeated exposure to glass fibers and petrochemical fumes from the experimental materials she had used in her pioneering artworks, but she continued to create prolifically until the end of her life.

This exhibition continues to explore the artist's interest in opacity, transparency and the psychology of looking, with specific references to the Claude glass — an 18th - century painter's tool that contained a lustrous black mirror made of glass or obsidian and was used to view tonalities in landscape subjects.

Presenting images from Cairns» series TYO2, taken in Tokyo in 2016, this artist book makes visual reference to glass negatives used by 19th century photographers, representing Cairns» continued investigation into the history of photography as well as its mechanical and chemical processes.

Parker continues this exploration using a group of found glass photographic negatives of antique silverware, originally produced for a 1960's Spink auction catalogue.

From the mid-1970s, abstract painting became more predominant although he continued to work in realist styles and to explore innovative constructions using mirrors or panes of glass.

Pilchuck Glass School, call for applicants: Professional Artist in Residence (PAiR) Program Applications accepted after October 1st, Annually The PAiR program offers experienced professional artists the independent use of Pilchuck's facilities for a specific period of time in winter or... Continue reading →

Creative Glass Center of America at WheatonArts (NJ), Call for Applicants: 2015 Fellowship / Residency for Artists using glass Deadline: October 15th, 2014 In response to the changing needs of artists due to continued economic uncertainty and the increasing difficulty of leaving... Continue readGlass Center of America at WheatonArts (NJ), Call for Applicants: 2015 Fellowship / Residency for Artists using glass Deadline: October 15th, 2014 In response to the changing needs of artists due to continued economic uncertainty and the increasing difficulty of leaving... Continue readglass Deadline: October 15th, 2014 In response to the changing needs of artists due to continued economic uncertainty and the increasing difficulty of leaving... Continue reading →

While it's fun to advertise either one as a positive feature, fingerprint unlock continues to be the quickest and most reliable method to unlock the S8 using biometrics; especially for those of us who wear glasses.

The broad use of glass at the street level combined with limestone will continue Drexel's progress toward creating a pedestrian - friendly, mixed - use campus district enlivened by retail amenities.

If you want to continue regretting a majority of your life decisions, know that this multi-million dollar property uses only the most luxurious materials inside and out, from hardwood floors, vein - cut travetine marble, rare Havana onyx with Kozmus slate floors and molten glass mosaic walls.