Sentences with phrase «magazine advertisements from»

The think tank is a warren of offices lined with framed magazine advertisements from the 1950s and earlier.

The black - and - white illustration is a magazine advertisement from 1968, and it portrays a Porsche 911 Targa zipping down the street of a big - city business district.

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So perhaps Ms. Peeters» film can tell us some things about us as well — it does not hesitate, after all, to move its camera from the harassing men onto the various soft - porn advertisements that also haunt the streets of Brussels, and ask the old - fashioned feminist question, one which Ms. Brown's magazine actively mocked and undermined, «How can we be respected when images like this are displayed and circulated?»

Advertisers and advertising agencies will agree to indemnify and hold harmless The Publisher from any claim arising out of the publication of any material or advertisement submitted to The Publisher by the advertiser and published in The Magazine or in any associated products whether delivered on paper or in electronic form.

While these publications contain helpful articles, a new study found a surprising number of advertisements appearing in the nation's top magazines for parents showed images or products that contradicted health and safety recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

On each of the five days, the women viewed 16 pages containing advertisements or articles taken from top women's beauty and fashion magazines.

From our health care practitioners, parents, TV and magazine advertisements, to the Canadian Food Guide, the idea that milk is essential for healthy bones has been drilled into our brains for most of our lives.

Flip through early editions of The Crisis, the NAACP's quarterly magazine, and you'll see advertisements from Patti's Beauty Emporium for «Brazilian toilette luxuries.»

Inside this beautiful magazine is filled with everything Full Moon and horror from Blu - ray advertisements to convention promotions.

Inside you will find 60 examples of incorrect English, including the one above, adapted from genuine mistakes published in newspaper and magazine articles, advertisements, websites, and leaflets.

In magazine advertisements it says the XL - 7s rating in an independent crash test equaled SUVs from Mercedes - Benz ($ 35,800) and BMW ($ 39,000).

From feasts on sitcoms to advertisements in magazines, the image of a «traditional» Thanksgiving meal is everywhere this time of year.

My latest expenditure, supported by the monthly royalties I have received from my book sales, is paying for an advertisement in a magazine geared towards creatives.

Battered by rejection letters from well - known publishers (often because the book is not ready for publication), the author may abandon mainstream or small press publishing to respond to a magazine advertisement or an enticing email that promises editing help, distribution, even submissions to film producers.

These may sound like scenarios from an advertisement in a writer's magazine intended to separate you from your money, but they actually happened for this writer, thanks to the Internet.

Simply Pets Magazine.com is an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary of Simply Pets LLC., Other than loans or transfers from affiliated companies, the only external sources of funding are from advertisements and sponsored content on the website and magazine.

Not much is known about the title yet, the announcement advertisement in a recent issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu offering scant details on what consumers can expect from this second remake.

[«Game Ads A-Go-Go» is a bi-weekly column by Vintage Computing and Gaming's RedWolf that showcases good, bad, strange, funny, and interesting classic video game - related advertisements, most of which are taken from his massive classic game magazine collection.]

[«Game Ads A-Go-Go» is a bi-weekly column by Vintage Computing and Gaming's RedWolf that showcases good, bad, strange, funny, and interesting classic video game - related advertisements, most of which are taken from his massive game magazine collection.]

[«Game Ads A-Go-Go» is a weekly column by Vintage Computing and Gaming's RedWolf that showcases good, bad, strange, funny, and interesting classic video game - related advertisements, most of which are taken from his massive vintage game magazine collection.]

[«Game Ads A-Go-Go» was a bi-weekly column by Vintage Computing and Gaming's RedWolf that showcases good, bad, strange, funny, and interesting classic video game - related advertisements, most of which are taken from his massive game magazine collection.]

The paintings and photographs, which were predominantly taken from magazines and advertisements of the era, are confronted with each other; Richter's selective process is illuminated and categorised here.

Using studio sets, collage, and re-photography, she produces intricate tableaux that draw from magazine advertisements, postcards, or catalogs.

He went on to appropriate and incorporate images from popular culture, iconographic clichés, including advertisements, well - known popular paintings, foreign bank notes, family photos, and photographs from popular magazines.

Comic strips, squirts of oil paint, art magazine illustrations, and a host of textiles jostle for attention, and gestural paint strokes drawn directly from the vocabulary of Abstract Expressionism carry the same compositional weight as newspaper clippings of car thefts and department store advertisements.

The central space is given over to research, highlighting key historic works borrowed from the RIBA Drawings Collection, as well as a selection of critical articles and advertisements culled from archival issues of Building magazine, dating from 1975 — 2002.

With so many outlets depicting what female sexuality should look like — from pornography to magazines and billboard advertisements — the «Secret Garden» show is designed to highlight a more dynamic female experience.

Artists On Artists / Mickalene Thomas By Kara Walker Interspersed within my few remaining early issues of Ebony magazine from the 70s are faded liquor and cigarette advertisements, rich with period visions of black urban cool.

This ad hoc collection gathers images of women sourced from family photos, magazines, advertisements, movies, and television.

Ramiro Gomez will show new works on canvas and collage pieces from his Happy Hills series, wherein Latino domestic workers are painted into luxury magazine advertisements.

Along with archive materials, some of which have not previously been exhibited, as well as collages designated by the artist as source materials and many of the original advertisements that he used from old issues of Life magazine, the show will reveal a historical cosmos.

Prior to this work, Prince had acquired his images from magazines, advertisements and motion picture studio archives — sources from which the subjects of the images, and the people who had taken them, had been compensated.

Works in the exhibition will include the serial sculpture 9 Lives and two digital prints, Dollar Bill (2000) and Mandala (2008), commissioned by University Museum of Contemporary Art and UMass Art Dept. Repetition and revision are central to Ellen Gallagher's treatment of advertisements that she appropriates from popular magazines such as Ebony, Our World, and Sepia.

In the Magazine paintings, Gomez tears out advertisements from upscale design magazines like Luxe, Dwell, and Architectural Digest, and paints domestic workers into the scenes in ways that leverage the subjects and compositions of the ads.

Another work, Sending out an S.O.S., is a large, vertical painting that uses repeat cartoon images from a vintage SOS cleaning pad magazine advertisement.

Some of these images are from the artist's archive of personal snapshots, magazines and advertisements, while others are sourced from the internet.

She continued to incorporate historical material in subsequent works, most famously using midcentury advertisements for African - American beauty products from Ebony magazine and other publications of the period, abstracting portraits of models with yellow Plasticine, oil paint, pencil marks and incisions.

Like his paintings, this photograph is composed of juxtaposing images taken from different sources — real life, torn magazines, advertisements, everyday culture.

As though taken from another era when classic magazines featured those wonderful, illustrated advertisements, this series of work will appeal to those of you who enjoy a look back.

ARTnews called several galleries today to ask if they would pull their advertisements from the magazine.

In her artworks, she pulled figures from movie posters, magazines, and advertisements, and set them against boldly colored painted backgrounds.

The artists of the Pictures Generation, such as Cindy Sherman, Sherrie Levine, Laurie Simmons, Barbara Kruger, David Salle and Robert Longo, explored a new stylistic vocabulary grounded in their interest in popular culture, appropriating images from books, magazines, advertisements, television, and film.

On the opening day of «Mélange,» the artist gave a walk - through of the show where he explained why he uses imagery and advertisements from popular magazines within his collage works.

The artist draws viewers into her works through details within acetone - transfer prints of small photographs takes from the internet and Crosby's own photographs, in addition to magazines and advertisements.

Similarly to her peers, Drexler culled her images from a variety of popular sources - newspapers, magazines, and advertisements - and appropriated them to fit her needs.

(1956), uses consumerist imagery from magazines, advertisements, and comic books to parody media representations of the American dream.

Oldenburg often tore images of commercial goods from magazines and newspapers as source material for his sculptures, which he described in 1961 as «rips out of reality,» fusing the printed advertisement with three - dimensional reality.

Texts appropriated from magazine and newspaper headlines and articles; film poster advertisements; song titles and lyrics; paperback covers; and the lingua franca of the moment are among the raw materials for Anthony Campuzano's lexical approach to drawing.

Her source photography from mid-century magazines and advertisements was overlaid with oblique type proclaiming «Money can buy you love», «We don't need another hero», «You are not yourself» and, most famously, «Your body is a battleground».

In Warholian fashion, Johnson often imbues his work with queer desire and dry melancholy as he mines lowbrow registers of American culture, resituating material drawn from such sources as People magazine, pulp fiction, celebrity auto - biographies, Hollywood histories, and advertisements.