Sentences with phrase «message scrawled»

Vancouver - based artist Geoffrey Farmer welcomes viewers into the gallery with a yellow Post-it note stuck to the wall, and a simple message scrawled in pencil: «It's not the work, it's the worker.»

The response is to hold on to what you've got, if we believe in the message scrawled on Laura Owens's large, silly painting «As - yet - untitled» (2014).

Unapologetic pill popper and frequent connoisseur of ladies of the night, a disenchanted Galloway «garda» Gerry Boyle (Brendan Gleason) gets a shock to his normally dull beat when a man turns up dead in a guest cottage, shot in the head with a mysterious message scrawled on the walls.

So it was no surprise to see a worried journalist with a message scrawled on the back of her hand, finishing with the words «PTO».

But the social connection may help steer Facebook conversations toward civility, just as debates at a party are more likely to be polite than anonymous messages scrawled on a wall.

The short walls are covered by messages scrawled in thick marker by whoever hangs out here at night, big sloppy hearts and dirty words.

Though cities have emptied out after waves of evacuations, humanity feels close enough to touch thanks to the messages scrawled on the walls of safe houses.

Not exact matches

While hiding in a boat hours before his arrest, Tsarnaev scrawled a note reading, in part, «we Muslims are one body you hurt one you hurt us all,» a message that counterterrorism expert Matthew Levitt said was similar to extremist writings found on his computer.

In this example, the digital message was designed to resemble what it might look like if someone scrawled one's name on the table using a knife.

De Blasio placed flowers under Washington Square Park's iconic arch where those gathered — including many French nationals — scrawled messages honoring the 129 people killed in the massacre.

Perhaps eager to curry favour with the party's leader Nigel Farage, Mr Gould had leapt onto the beach near the venue for the party's spring conference and scrawled a message: «We love Nige».

OUR item expressing suspicion that the UK Royal Mail is deliberately smudging the printing on its «write the postcode clearly» messages (18 February) reminded Howard Greenwood that he once received a piece of homework marked by his physics teacher bearing an unreadable scrawl in the usual red ink.

However, on the eve of her 18th birthday, Heather comes home to find Harry missing and the message «Come to Silent Hill» written on the wall in a bloody scrawl.

He awakens to find his first wish granted, but the mysterious Fiona has also vanished into thin air, leaving behind only the cryptic message «Meet Me at the Love Is Blurred» scrawled in lipstick on a mirror.

The message - scrawling scientist made his video game debut in Lego Dimensions» Portal level pack, though he's so well hidden it took more than a year to find him.

Before he perished, Sauniere carved symbols into his flesh and also scrawled a message on the museum's floor.

A message appears, scrawled across three empty billboards on a lonely stretch of road.

Student confusion when trying to decipher quickly scrawled messages like «Be specific» or «Needs more clarity.»

Using posted notices, scrawled letters, rifles, torches, and sticks of dynamite, they delivered a message to their black neighbors — including many they had known and worked with all their lives.

Finally, there's QuickMemo +, which lets you scrawl quick messages on the tablet's screen using your finger and then save it to the gallery.

On a local news show that features extended features, many spotlight local businesses and a message is scrawled across the bottom that the segment was a paid ad.

It also had a unique feature: players were able to leave messages for each other in the game world, scrawled on floors and walls.

In these games, players can leave shared online messages in any area of the game by piecing together pre-made text fragments and scrawling them on the floor.

Each game is one giant guiding hand, and even when its condescension is not spelled out very slowly via text scrawl, its gated world, blatant signaling (this goes there), and countless safety nets make sure the player gets the message.

Ian Cheng calls the shiny red scrawl Bigger than Your Blog, which perhaps it is — but starts it Ohm My God, like the compression of text messaging in reverse.

At Lehmann Maupin, the menacing message of «you will always love me» in Another love story (2011 — 2015) is in a stark contrast to the Wanting to be with you (2015), in which the demure message is scrawled beneath an image of a female figure gazing at an enormous rock (Lehmann Maupin will also open a new show of Emin's work in New York on May 5).

At Lehmann Maupin, the menacing message of «you will always love me» in Another love story (2011 — 2015) is in a stark contrast to the Wanting to be with you (2015), in which the demure message is scrawled beneath an image of a female figure gazing at an enormous rock.

Alex Van Gelder's collaborative portrait and book Mumbling Beauty Louise Bourgeois is in many ways a message from Bourgeois to the world, her chosen epitaph, scrawled in her own way by gesture, expression, and posture.

Antiwar messaging bookended entryways as well: One was occupied mightily by a Bread and Puppet Theater display (MILITARIZED; HYPNOTIZED declared their banners), and the other hosted seldom - seen paintings by Don Van Vliet, whose chunky, visionary abstraction The Drazy Hoops, 1997, hung catty - corner from Wally Hedrick's Peace, 1953, a wavy American flag with the title scrawled across it.

Last summer protesters spent 25 hours scrawling climate change messages in charcoal on the floor of Tate Modern's Turbine Hall.

A report in the Inside Art column on April 4 about the coming sale of the Andy Warhol painting «White Marilyn,» which has a message from Warhol to the art dealer Eleanor Ward scrawled on the back, referred imprecisely to the Warhol show she organized at the Stable Gallery in 1962.

Now that her third exhibition this year opened last week at New York's Lehmann Maupin gallery, Tracey Emin feels that she has earned a yearlong sabbatical, which she chose to announce, in the tradition of artists who wish to make an overt statement that doubles as an inside joke, by taking out an ad in Artforum: a photo of herself along with her four representatives, their contact information, and the message «If you need anything call one of these people» in the scrawl now so recognizable from her signature neons.