Sentences with phrase «lyrical text»

For example, if I take a lyrical text from Persian tradition, I put it in a straight line of a grid instead of preserving its calligraphic nature.

The Carmichael speech, which advocates the right to dignity and self - determination in the face of oppression, functions as the libretto (or lyrical text) for the opera, which was originally written in both French and Spanish.

Conceived as a picture book, it contains lyrical text, drawn from Jackson Pollock's own comments and those made by members of his immediate circle, and it is perfectly complemented by vibrant watercolors by Robert Andrew Parker.

Visual, lyrical text.

Author Laurel Snyder's gentle, lyrical text is brought to vivid life by Samantha Cotterill's exuberant illustrations, which capture the joy of gardening and the growing friendship between a child and her neighbor.

Rhyming lyrical text and dramatic textured collage introduce a day in the life of turkey vultures.

Although the title seems impossible, lyrical text and mixed - media illustrations in earthy tones show how leaves fall into streams and become soggy on the bottom, where they are eaten by bacteria and become a home for algae.

This lyrical text about the life of the Chilean Nobel Prize — winning poet mirrors Neruda's personal style.

Equally important, they skillfully represent Pinkney's lyrical text, which sometimes requires historical accuracy, magic realism, and nods to future possibilities, all within one spread.

Sidman's lyrical text opens...

The lyrical text and atmospheric illustrations, rendered in watercolor and pastel, depict the dusty plains and beautiful rock formations as well as such common dangers as thunderstorms, icy rivers, and buffalo stampedes.

A lyrical text and magical art touch a familiar childhood complaint with enchantment in this luminous offering.

The winning combination of Ray and Frazee crystallizes the idea that stars are everywhere into a near - perfect picture book with airy illustrations and a lyrical text, which encourages children's minds to wander and wonder.

Here, Smith's sculptures present her short lyrical texts within institutional signage, the changeable letter boards that typically advertise visiting hours or church announcements.

Not exact matches

especially interested in well - drawn female characters, fresh story - telling techniques (unreliable narrators, lists, emails, charts, texts, etc.), and voices that are unexpected for the genre the book is in (literary, lyrical middle grade, for instance).

She is especially interested in well - drawn female characters, fresh story - telling techniques (unreliable narrators, lists, emails, charts, texts, etc.), and voices that are unexpected for the genre the book is in (literary, lyrical middle grade, for instance).

The text consists of two long, lyrical sentences that explain how Matisse strove to incorporate inspirations from his childhood into his art.

Acrylic - and - pencil collages mimic artwork from Ezra Jack Keats» books, skillfully illuminating the text, which consists of a lyrical tribute poem that blends in biographical facts, historic context, nods to magic realism, and imagined future possibilities.

Lyrical language and simple text conveys the essence of jazz great Jelly Roll Morton.

Boldly colored cut - paper collages combine with short, lyrical, rhyming text to describe turkey vultures and their role as scavengers in the food chain.

Watercolor and collage illustrations amplify the text, a form of lyrical Arabic poetry called ghazal.

Exquisite, naturalistic watercolor scenes extend the lyrical, well - paced text and include creative stop - action sequences that illustrate the passage of time.

Czech playfully investigates the interactions of images, texts, poetry, and art, thereby revealing a recurring lyrical potential.

The vernacular language that Oursler employs is written to be spoken by «electronic entities» and carries a sort of musical cadence that makes his text surprisingly lyrical.

Several of Berriolo's lyrical books, which combine watercolor, sewing and text, are on view through June 22 in «Paper Goods,» a group exhibition curated by Kara L. Rooney at Susan Eley Fine Art.

Beyond his local and often urban focus, the California - born artist's tight pictorial arrangements, lyrical use of colour and smart incorporations of text reveal a deep awareness of art history, stirring up references from Goya to Matisse, German Expressionism to Jean - Michel Basquiat.

The first room of the Saatchi's summer exhibition, Paper, opens with a sprawling mural of interior scenes framed by lyrical passages of text: Untitled (Colour Kitchen) by Dawn Clements.

This publication is conceived as a platform to present the wider scope of her work and at its core is a compendium of her writings, which oscillate between lyrical poems and fable - like macabre short stories, including three new texts: The Half - Smile, Problems With The Moon, and An Inquisition To Divine The Necessary Things.

The lyrical content of the record is an adaption of texts taken from Dave Beech's book «Art and Value: Art's Economic Exceptionalism in Classical, Neoclassical and Marxist Economics» (Brill, 2015).

Standing before the Ligon text sculpture, flashing blue in the main gallery, it was impossible for me not to think of other short lyrical phrases packing the power of racialized color.

As with any great graphic novel, artist Keith Mayerson and author Dennis Cooper understand the work as a visual and lyrical rhythm rather than a series of individual pages; the effect, when seen spread out in rows across three walls, is a transformation from linear narrative to a score of washes, scratches, and text.