Sentences with phrase «insert images of their art»
When artists do email marketing, they need their email service to be easy to use, they need to be able to insert images of their art, and it needs to be flexible enough to grow with their business.
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The text, which recounts her subject's life, is as strong as Stanley's own pictures, but rather than trying to re-create Michelangelo's art, she inserts images of his work into the spreads for an effective change of pace.
When the radical art collective Ztohoven slyly inserted a digital image of a mushroom cloud into an otherwise ordinary morning weather report on Czech Television's CT2 channel last summer, the response was nothing like that provoked by Orson Welles's 1938 radio play The War of the Worlds, which was based on H. G. Wells's novel about an alien invasion and caused near pandemonium.
When «Radical Presence» opened at the Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, last year, it also included five works from Piper's 1975 series I am the Locus, collaged and painted Polaroids on which images of Piper as the Mythic Being are inserted into scenes of a crowded street.
After a two - week trial, a jury ultimately decided that the work, which included images of a man with various objects inserted into his rectum, met the criteria for serious art.
This results in conflicting energies that appear to be incompatible with the self - image of Conceptual art and its emphasis on rationalization since the 1960's: in employing her handwriting as a medium and assembling material - informed montages, Darboven is, furthermore inserting a subjective ductus into her conceptual works, literally inscribing her own life - time, the span in which her works were written, into these: «am burgberg — heute... und keine worte mehr... und eine welt noch.»
«America's Finest» (1990 - 94) is among the most chilling works of art I know: An AK - 47 assault rifle is fitted with a modified gun scope, rigged so that squeezing the trigger inserts into what is seen in the viewfinder (including anyone in the gallery at whom the gun is pointed) a momentary recorded video image of violence.
She seeks ways to insert images that relate directly to African Americans and peoples of the African Diaspora into glass art.