Sentences with phrase «fabric works meant»

The Golden Lion for the central show's best artist went to Franz Erhard Walther of Germany, for his hanging fabric works meant to be activated by viewer participation.

Not exact matches

Knitting garter stitch flat means you can knit every stitch of every row, but things are different when working in the round because you're working the right side of the fabric every round.

The elastic around the bottom means this cover - up stays put — unlike some — and because there's plenty of fabric, your baby doesn't feel too constrained — although some mums find it doesn't work so well with a very wriggly baby or one finding it difficult to latch on.

Compliance with these standards means buggies have two locking devices to prevent folding, the brakes work properly, they have a five point safety harness to restrain your child, there are no sharp edges or open tubes, removable pieces can be fastened securely, fabric and linings fit snugly and do not contain gaps or hidden pockets that baby can get trapped in.

When I was working in finance, I wore a lot of matching dress - and - coat ensembles (and by coat, I mean one in the same fabric as the dress so it can be worn indoors, not a heavy winter one).

Did you mean to sew RIGHT sides together??? Seems like it would only work to sew wrong sides togeteher IF the two fabrics are the same on both sides.

I mean, when working with such amazing fabrics — the brown, black, red, and white check is a key fabric in the label's AW16 collection — and prints, shaped in the most compelling silhouettes, it's meant to be perfect.

This style is considered a t - shirt dress, but the fabric is thicker, meaning it works well for cool weather months.

Often, a score will merely be the cherry on top of a film (we don't necessarily mean that in a derogatory way), but Levi's work is positively ingrained in the very fabric of the film, and it's impossible to imagine it without it.

Pretty much all of the engineers who worked on the Odyssey have children and own Odysseys, meaning every single surface from the cupholders to the seatbelt fabric is carefully selected to hold up to the spills and thrills of parenthood.

Born in the early - to mid-20th century with no formal training, their creative spirits compelled them to make eclectic and found - object works steeped in religious, historic and cultural meaning and quilts with family and regional heritage literally sewn through the fabric.

Akunyili Crosby's works are multilayered both in their materials (she uses paint, charcoal, pencils, fabric, paper transfers, and collage) and in their meaning — she explores questions of cultural identity, relationships, and geography through portraiture, interior space, and objects.

What the works featured in Art / Sewn share is sewing — sewing on woven fabric, paper, felts and skins, as well as the technique of sewing as a means of production, as expression and as the basis of a variety of narratives.

The appliquéd works that followed carry the same association, often using fabrics from Emin's past and present imbued with personal meaning: sofa coverings, sheets and, as in the present work, fragments of clothing.

It was public art that caught his imagination, and starting in 1979 he began to reconsider his role as an artist by making works of functional furniture - as - sculpture (pragmatic sculpture, he called it) that were meant to be largely anonymous, invisible, and woven into the fabric of the everyday.

In Ruby's series SOFT WORK (2012), consisting of loose fabric sculptures sewn out of the American flag, he offers a playful means of confronting the pitfalls of overt patriotism.

Featuring paintings and sculpture characterized by his signature use of clothing, fabric, and objects to give his works cultural and socio - political context, the exhibition takes its name from an invented term that means «one who embodies elements of beauty and hardship, one who has been rejected, disjointed, disfigured, and discarded after being used for his labour.»

Creating works in a diverse array of mediums, employing fabric, audio, video, film, installation, cultural events, and artistic happenings, Riedel often copies or recycles his own past work or art - related objects to comment on, expand, or even invert the meaning and intention of the original object or event.

The duo coined the term «collage» (from the French verb «coller,» meaning «to glue» or «to stick») to describe works composed from pasted pieces of colored paper, newsprint, and fabric, considered at the time to be an audacious intermingling of high and low culture.

Focusing primarily on the artist's late work, they show how Bourgeois used diverse materials such as bronze, marble, steel, fabric and lead as well as text and drawing to investigate what it means to be human.

Her work — which uses bold colors, abstract shapes, and pieces of fabric scraps — creates a sense of disorientation for the viewer, meant to challenge the typical response of defining characters by gender, race, or sexuality.

This exhibition includes text - based works, graphic elements, woven fabrics and collages of newspaper photographs that collectively blur the systematic with the haphazard in which meaning is layered and elusive.

The materiality of Francesca DiMattio's works is also crucial to their meaning, and the cultural connotations of the paints, fabrics, ceramics and found materials she uses influence how we understand them.

The build structure and fabric of the house, combined with gas boilers, meant designers and builders could get away with quite poor work.

So far, most solar fabric innovations have involved either printing solar cells onto regular fabrics or weaving solar technology into or onto the fabrics, which are very cool breakthroughs, but a new project by an international team of scientists and engineers has found a way to make fibers that work like self - contained solar cells, meaning a resulting fabric would itself be the solar technology.

Its classic shape means it will work in practically any scheme — simply match the style of the fabric and legs to the style of your home.