Sentences with phrase «fragile objects from»

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► Keep household cleaners, electrical cords, garbage and fragile objects safely away from your pet.

Keep household cleaners, electrical cords, and fragile objects safely away from your cat.

The fragile child is able to absorb blood from any red object in the environment, and is then able to transfer that blood to objects lacking life.

Its opening exhibition, «Revolution in the Making: Abstract Sculpture by Women, 1947 - 2016,» is on par with the best museum exhibitions in ambition and quality, comprising many rare, big and fragile objects on loan from some of the major museums of the world.

Drawn primarily from collections of the Musée Rodin, Paris, and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, the exhibition brings together more than 200 objects — fragile plasters, patinated bronzes, marbles, ceramics and works on paper — and examines the artist's creative process.

One is quickly caught scanning their shapes in search of the identifying markers of human features: welded from found steel objects, Melvin Edwards's contorted mask Iraq (2003) was made in response to the war's dramatic events; Nicholas Cheveldave created an uncanny medical cast of Kaspar, a robot with minimal facial expressions that helps children with autism; The Grantchester Pottery deconstructed the fragile outline of muse Dora Maar's eyes, mouth, nose and tears in glazed stoneware gracefully suspended from hemp cords.

The new works, whose mediums range from materials as durable as iron or as fragile as paper plates, represent ideas and objects that have been intrinsic to Oldenburg's career.

Common objects like rocks, newspapers, and furniture mutate from something known, to something foreign, fragile, newly composed, and entirely transformed.

The new works re-contextualize small - scale sculptures ranging in subject from bowling pins to a paintbrush and a slice of pizza — created by the artist and Coosje van Bruggen in diverse materials, some as durable as iron and others as fragile as paper plates, as well as found objects from the artist's shelves.

The sparse, fragile constellation of objects lies underneath a thick rain of narrow brass rods suspended from the ceiling.

The archive is brought together from found, donated and created objects each lending its weight towards preserving a fragile memory of a particular event.

An artist continually writing his signature in a spiral for the life of an ink cartridge (Tom Friedman); a square section of drywall polished to a fragile, mirror - like finish (Karin Sander); a film that records an image of the sun from sunrise to sunset (Paul Pfeiffer); a rectangular Plexiglass volume with water inside it (Hans Haacke), are but a few examples of how modest means evolve into objects which are complex ruminations on presence and absence, nature and culture, order and chaos.