Sentences with phrase «copy of a piece of their work»

Pupils research artists whose work is based around the human form and complete a copy of a piece of their work using the gridding method.

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First, it's a piece of music intended to make a political point about a modern conflict, one inherent in the nature of networked digital communications — authors and copyright holders have long profited from creative works by charging to distribute them, but in a digital world, books, music and movies can be made in unlimited copies and shared essentially for free.

Whether or not one manages to equal (or even surpass) the piece of art that served as impetus, simply having something amazing to aspire to can lead to great things, especially when developers take bold new directions rather than simply copying everything that worked in the original.

The position of all the characters, the prominence of Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins with the ring, and all the dwarves accounted for might have made for a busy piece of work, but I wish I could have a copy of this up one on my wall.

Preparation includes copying and cutting the 3 piece puzzles, students work page and sorting the pieces into envelopes for groups of students.

Since asking for help or posing a question can be out of our comfort zones, bring a copy of a fun lesson or an interesting piece of student work to start a conversation.

Using a set of guidelines, students selected four pieces (including drafts as well as final copies) and provided several written reflections on their writing processes, rationale for their selections, and the criteria they used for judging their work.

Show small sections of various pieces of art by copying portions of famous artwork as well as portions of children's work.

Instead of copying someone else's work, she selects a piece of it to respond to or expand on.

When it comes to academic settings, there is no room for error or discussions on the subject — with GetGoodGrade.com, you never run the risk of handing in plagiarized work or pieces that have been copied and pasted or lifted off the Internet.

Doug Wojcieszak, whose profiled in the piece, has sold at last count just under 15,000 copies of Sorry Works!

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Bearing his distinctive, playful hand - drawn type, the works are text - based pieces bearing copy also created by Goodman; and here, we're showing some snippets of the three murals he created for New York's Tribeca Target store and one for booze brand Anheuser - Busch's offices in NYC.

Although his starting point will be a brilliantly executed copy of the original, his concern is essentially to apply a contemporary painting and sculptural approach to the works as a comment on the original piece.

Gad's work reflects the idea of multiples (copy machines, slip casting, etching) but instead of making identical works, she identifies the mark making and integrity of the process to create, instead, unique pieces.

Up one flight, Stuart Comer's floor includes a miniature exhibition of works selected from the Whitney's collection by Julie Ault, which is smartly demarcated by mirrored paneling on the insides of the doorframe that are copied after those in one of Liberace's homes, and includes pieces by Martin Wong, Danh Vo, and James Benning.

Each piece of visual material used in this work was handmade and consequently glued onto a Styrofoam copy of the wall.

«The Original Copy: Photography of Sculpture, 1839 to Today,» at the Museum of Modern Art, 11 West 53rd Street, through November 1, moma.org This stunner, organized by MoMA photography curator Roxana Marcoci, may be the surprise star of the summer, assembling dozens of works that document other pieces, from Lee Friedlander's snapshots of public monuments to Robert Mapplethorpe's iconic portrait of the late Louise Bourgeois with a large sculptural phallus tucked under her arm.

For instance, if you feel as though something isn't working — if a piece of copy needs tweaking, or an image swapping — you can do so, quickly and easily.

Bochner's initial idea was to ask his artist friends to loan him their working drawings for the exhibit, but there was no money to frame each piece, so Bochner compiled notebook pages of print material and working drawings by Donald Judd, Carl Andre, Jo Baer, John Cage, Tom Clancy, Dan Flavin, Milton Glaser, Dan Graham, Eva Hesse, Alfred Jensen, Michael Kirby, Sol LeWitt, Robert Mangold, Robert Moskovitz, Robert Smithson, and others into a xeroxed volume which was then presented in four identical copies, each on their own pedestal.

The tactic, which keenly targeted the Instagram - addicted collectors who hotly pursue such work, created a sensation — particularly after Wade Guyton, who had a painting in the show, responded to its inclusion by printing out a roomful of copies of the exact same digital file and posting photos on his own Instagram feed in what was seen as a bid to tank the piece's auction value.

«All of artport «s projects were commissioned under non-exclusive licenses, meaning that the Whitney Museum has the right to exhibit them in perpetuity and hosts projects on its server, but that artists are still able to retain copies and show their works in exhibitions with a credit line stating that the respective piece was commissioned by the Whitney.

The Pace Gallery, which now represents Mr. Turrell, provided a copy of an e-mail that was included in the lawsuit in which Mr. Hue - Williams appears to explain to an associate that he had put up for auction several Turrell pieces to damage the market for the artist's works, which Mr. Turrell asked him to stop.

The Lehmann Maupin web store has many limited - edition and unique works available at different price points, including signed copies of Gilbert & George's LONDON PICTURES book ($ 30); a limited edition, 504 - piece puzzle featuring an Alex Prager photograph ($ 75); Ashley Bickerton's lavishly illustrated monograph ($ 375); a hand - colored, limited edition etching by Billy Childish ($ 750); a unique collage on paper by Tony Oursler ($ 4,500); and Mickalene Thomas's photograph Portrait of Lili in Color ($ 6,000).

Existing as a set of instructions, these works are to be drawn directly onto the wall of whatever room they're exhibited in; in theory, anyone can carry out the instructions and make their very own copy of the piece.

Fred Palmer said nearly 20,000 copies of that tape have been circulated «helping to ensure that this scientific work was not overlooked when countries considered climate change policy,» the undated Basin Electric news piece wrote.

Material for a ten - dreidel garland • Dreidel garland and Hebrew letter template (print here) • 10 pieces cardstock in blues and silver or white • Scissors or X-Acto knife • 1 / 4 - in / 6 - mm hole punch • 1 / 8 - in / 3 - mm hole punch • Marking pen in metallic blue, silver or black (for Lettering Option 1) • Glue pen (for Lettering Option 2) • Paper plate • Glitter (for Lettering Option 2) • Clean, fine paintbrush • Clear - drying glue • String of clear lights, preferably in white, shorter length preferred, as making each dreidel takes time (a 10 - to 20 - light strand works best) Cut out the dreidels 1 Copy the dreidel template and trace it onto cardstock.