Sentences with phrase «gave painting back»

He gave his paintings back to bodies and minds and crude, cruel mentalities.

Not exact matches

Here's the quote I gave for the back of the book, «There was a point in my life when I realized limiting myself to baking with all - purpose flour was like limiting myself to painting with just one color.

Clearly there will always be awkwardness on the offensive side of the ball in these pairings, but I'm suddenly more encouraged that he could really play that defensive «4» to amazing success (especially given who will be having his back in the paint).

They use it in ink for printing back in the mid 90's or maybe late 90's there was a concern in orange county with these lunch bags that we're given out for free that had whatever logo on it and apparently, they had used some lead - based paint on them.

He reupholstered the seat with a striking vintage fabric, painted the ornate back spindels in a bright white gloss and gave it to us wrapped in a large red ribbon as a Christmas present.

Instead of painting the backing I decided to use fabric and cardboard to give the bookshelf some life!

Before your baby arrives, get the basics set up in the room — paint the walls, get a crib, and figure out storage — and then go back later to add masculine or feminine twists to give the nursery a more personal feel.

This their budget is «paint ma mento» budget where they give you one thing with one hand and take it back with the other», he said.

On retirement in 2003 Rita began the Robert Hooke project, «to put him back into history» - give him images, raise his profile and obtain memorials for him in the City of London (St. Paul's Cathedral and Monument Square) and painted memorials elsewhere e.g. Gresham College, Open University, University of Oxford, Willen Church.

Once the paint was dry I sanded back some of the paint to reveal more wood and give it a more distressed look.

I will be sharing some fantastic paint posts and will also be part of 2 wonderful events where I am giving back to the community.

I'll circle back to give my review of the chalk paint in a separate post, but first let's sew an envelope pillow cover!

Painting the front and back with several coats of white will give the plate a finished look when it is fired.

Stallone gives Henry a more laid - back persona of a man comfortable with his post-boxing life while De Niro paints Billy as an emotional hothead who hasn't been able to let go of the past despite a successful career outside the ring.

Because I barely remember anything from any other movie in this series (I had to go back and reread my reviews, not just to refresh my memory, but to affirm that I'd even seen the previous films), everything that wraps up loose threads, the two (count»em) times characters are forced to give Biblical genealogies to the probable delight of ardent fans, the deadening nonsense involving love triangles, all that jazz, is exactly like watching paint dry.

I had to come back to the dealership where they were nice enough to give me matching paint.

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So I leave and contact Chrysler Corporation and tell them the problem, I didn't get anywhere, so I called the dealership and ask who their body shop was, got the name Robs Collision in Bristol, PA, I took my truck there unannounced and got an estimate for $ 2,000 in repairs took the estimate back to the dealer and gave it to them and they threw it the trash along with pictures I took of the paint work that were supposed go to corporate, after fighting with the dealership and Chrysler Corp for 4 weeks, Chrysler is buying me out of the truck, the dealership wanted nothing to do with it.

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Throughout the novel, Hay moves back and forth through Elsie's years, giving the reader introspective looks into her life: from her days as a vibrant, adventurous young woman to her years mothering her twins, Elaine and Don; from the time she stepped out of her ordinary life to have her portrait painted to the present day, when she looks into her mirror at «the facility» and says to herself, «I have no idea who you are or why you're here.»

The quiet girl from Brooklyn refused to go back to the projects — being raised by her selfish aunt her whole life was the push she needed to run far away and never return.According to Ms. Hudson, actions have always spoken louder than words, so when a blast from the past resurfaces and refuses to take «no» for an answer, Nia decides to give him one hour of her time.Surprisingly, one hour turns into a week, a week transpires into months and before she knows it, the two have become a couple.Together, East and Nia don't paint the perfect - picture — they have nothing in common, and in fact, he's the complete opposite of everything she stands for.Dangerous, thr...

Exposed ugly plumbing pipes, paint blotches on varnished skirtings, rough and ugly wooden windows and barn - type doors, the host is able to enter through the back door for which we were not given the key to block entry, unsightly amateur - assembled cupboards, my shoulder got scratched and bled on dangerously protruding sharp corner of microwave cupboard, oven interior dirty, floors only half swept, no TV, so soap, no toaster, but good bed aand clean linen.

About Blog Lisa Andrews's vision was to create a place by using art, specifically painting, as an icebreaker to create conversations & connections to celebrate occasions & raise funds to give back to the community.

Originally released back in 2014, this remaster from Bacon Bandit Games gives the original game a new coat of paint fully redone in Unity, including a new mode, new music, and new animations.

Though Atari is no longer a pioneer in terms of making new consoles, they have taken the time to help bring Warlords back to life as they have given it a new coat of paint so to speak.

After beating them, the gang go back to the fountain to which Huey reveals that there used to paint stars that gave life and colour to Prisma Island and they seem to have disappeared.

Fortunately, back in 2012, artist Suzuhito Yasuda gave the Digital World a fresh code of paint in the PSP ’s

After giving its Assassin's Creed series a year off, 2017 might be the year Ubisoft brings it back with a fresh coat of paint and some new ideas under the hood.

If you give me an image of your work, whether it's a painting, sculpture, or performance, I'd love to display it here with full credit and a link back to your site.

I especially like the paintings where it is hard to figure out what you are actually looking at (the taming of the shrew, siren); it gives the work an air of mystery and formal abstraction that keeps you circling back through.

Maybe spending every summer in Maine with Ada, where I paint from nature, gives me fresh insight when I come back to the city.

For artists of Owens's generation (she's forty - seven), the easy back and forth between found and made forms, and between painting and printing, is a given.

I mean, I was close to Vicente and Jack Tworkov, and Franz Kline gave me special attention (and Twombly and Rauschenberg and John Chamberlain were there), but when I look back, I think all of the painting I was seeing seemed stylized, in some way, to me.

It's a taboo that goes all the way back to Georgia O'Keefe, who gave up trying to beat down that door in the early 20th century when her radically abstract, viscous paintings were described as «great painful, ecstatic climaxes,» «an outpouring of sexual juices,» «loamy hungers of the flesh,» «the very essence of woman as Life Giver.»

Give them the time and attention they demand, and they turn back into paintings: they are what Clement Greenberg (discussing Mondrian in 1948) described as a «scene of forms,» even if those forms are often hard to see.

Samorì's reinterpretation of Ribera's The Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew (Ebbro, 2011) is seen as if in a memory, but instead of the saint's skin being flayed the artist peels back the rich crimson paint from the canvas to give a totally contemporary stance to the work.

Back in the 1990s, when many in the art world had turned their back on painting as a «dead» medium, Amy Sillman was one of the leaders of an underground revival, combining cartoonish imagery, a draughtsmanlike line, and jazzy color combinations to give new life to the legacy of abstract expressionBack in the 1990s, when many in the art world had turned their back on painting as a «dead» medium, Amy Sillman was one of the leaders of an underground revival, combining cartoonish imagery, a draughtsmanlike line, and jazzy color combinations to give new life to the legacy of abstract expressionback on painting as a «dead» medium, Amy Sillman was one of the leaders of an underground revival, combining cartoonish imagery, a draughtsmanlike line, and jazzy color combinations to give new life to the legacy of abstract expressionism.

These lamentations by Rubinstein and Schjeldahl — and there are many examples by other writers I could have given — about painting's fallen status, its descent from Olympian greatness, remind me of people who preface everything with, «back in the good old days» or prattle on about how «you can't paint like Rubens» anymore, as if that is what the world needed most.

They serve as experiments in how much paint can absorb the light and how little it can give back.

The artist originally gave this painting to his friend Clement Greenberg, the art critic, and later obtained it back in exchange for another work so that it could be presented to the Tate.

PAM LINS: She was like, «Well, maybe if you used like somebody who was just involved with painting, you know, it would just sort of happen within the work,» and so she gave me one of her paintings, and you know, shoved one in the back of my car, and I drove off to my studio and I started a sculpture.

Before long, Sobel left Brooklyn for a spacious home in New Jersey, gave up painting, and never looked back.

His twenty - eight paintings in Chelsea, like his appearance at the 2018 art fairs, start with his latest — in part to give the largest and squarest early paintings enough space in back.

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The caption reads: «The eye - catching abstract painting by David Palmer in the informal eating area reflects off the mirror - like black granite countertop in the adjoining kitchen...» Installed in an historic, stately, century - old Back Bay Brownstone, David's bold, undulating, swooping and knotting single stroke painting over a pristine white ground gives the space a magical sense of life.

It is important for her to give the surprise of discovery when looking closely at her paintings and then stepping back, allowing room for imagination.

Mr. Malouf's mushroom paintings also appear in a moody, tightly organized exhibition of six promising artists in the back galleries of Greene Naftali, though they are not quite as dominant a force there, given the presence of two laser lights by Sam Pulitzer (who has a nearly invisible co-authored piece in the Feuer show, runs a vitriolic blog with Mr. Malouf and others, and is also a dealer, again with Mr. Malouf, operating the William gallery out of a garbage can in a Chinatown building).

We gave you a preview of Jeremy Fish's new exhibition, «Hunting Trophies,» at Mark Moore Gallery in Culver City a few weeks back, and now we have some views of the installation and set - up of the paintings and mixed - media works in the show.

Nose art is decorative painting on the fronts and sides of airplanes that dates back to World War I. To give it a contemporary twist, the two men invited about two dozen artists to transform the relics — ranging from 3 to 6 feet tall — into sculpture art, which was unveiled during the opening of «Nose Job» last Friday at Eric Firestone Gallery in East Hampton.

Hemali Bhuta: Artists thrive on the idea of uncertainty, give it environmental, political, social, economic in the hope of this utopia but what if we reach the state of certainty, then would we look back and find ways of addressing the uncertainties of the past or we shall start painting beautiful landscapes?