Sentences with phrase «new cartoon show»

Seriously, it has only one minor but noteworthy flaw, and you should definitely check it out, especially if you love the new cartoon show.

My little Pony has undergone a resurgence as of late and its popularity can be attributed to the new cartoon show that has been on the air the last few years.

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A New Yorker cartoon from the 1920s showed a gawky young man and girl standing awkwardly about, while off to one side, one upper - crust old lady says to another: «They're discussing sex.

A cartoon published after the world did not end in September 1988 shows a bookstore owner replacing a sign that says, «The book that proves Christ will return in September 1988» with a new one that says, «The book that proves Christ will return retroactive to September 1988.»

He might resist taking a nap because he's worried he'll miss out on something fun while asleep, such as a favorite cartoon show or the ice cream truck or his grandmother with a new toy.

Spot Goes to the Farm, by Eric Hill Suspend your sense of reality for a few minutes as you read about Spot, a cartoon dog who drives a tractor and shows his farmer dog dad that he can find the new baby chicks.

A new cartoon exhibition in London shows how prime ministers can expect a rougher ride from political cartoonists than was the case 30 years ago.

The New Yorker once published a cartoon showing a Roman nobleman being fanned by a slave.

The results of the new study, involving Colorado State University and published online in the Journal of Consumer Psychology, show that kids are responsive to the apparent bodyweight of cartoon characters like the aptly named Grimace, a rotund, milkshake - loving creature created by McDonald's restaurant in the 1970s.

He took a closer look at this eye reflex by showing volunteers cartoons from the New Yorker magazine and using an eye - tracking device to monitor their pupil dilation and eye movements.

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If your kid is a fan of Disney's «Recess,» one of the hotter properties on ABC's Saturday morning cartoon lineup, the new inspired - by - the - TV - show movie, Recess: School's Out, will be quite a hit.

Don't see the new Wachowski Brothers movie «Speed Racer» if your memories of that»60s Japanese cartoon show are less than fond.

We've got cartoons for kids like Home and cartoons for grown - ups like Bojack Horseman, new dramas starring movie stars and shows returning stronger than ever.

Based on the popular 80's cartoon, this reboot seeks to bring the magic of the show to a new generation who know fame can strike at any given moment on social media.

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And we debuted our new Opportunity Culture: Teaching, Leading, Learning — a fun six - minute cartoon video showing what an Opportunity Culture is and what it means to all those teachers who want great things happening in their schools and careers.

The Transformers cartoon show is fondly remembered by anyone that grew up in the 1980's and the recent Michael Bay movies have got an entire new generation hooked on the franchise.

His cultural ubiquity was such that a New Yorker cartoon showed a woman in a bookstore asking, «What can you recommend that's not by Michael Crichton?»

Are you looking forward to a new Spider - Man cartoon about the struggles of an adolescent Peter Parker, or can you do without another Spider - Man show?

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A trailer can only show so much, but right now all I see is EA trying to appeal to the Wii «family» demographic by putting a new cartoon - like look on old gameplay.

If you are anything like me, your Monday night consists of FEVERISHLY waiting for new episodes of Adventure Time and Regular Show to air, because CARTOONS!

From older shows like the Saturday Supercade and The Legend of Zelda to newer cartoons like the Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

SEGA finally lifted the lid on Sonic Boom, a new game and 3D animated cartoon show, coming as a surprise to many.

Globally it will be called Super Mario TV World but in the US it will be called The NEW Super Mario Bros Super Show and will have a remixed version of the classic cartoon song.

A while ago, a new Mega Man cartoon show was announced.

The trailer not only shows us some new footage, but also includes a bonus little cartoon which is an enjoyable watch for any Scooby Doo fan.

A special video message shown in the event by Kingdom Hearts III co-director Tai Yasue revealed that new mini-games inspired by the classic Disney cartoons would be playable on both Kingdom Hearts III and Kingdom Hearts Union X (Cross).

Nova has been one of the big stand out characters for me, he really took me by surprise, I wasn't too aware of the character before the game was announced, as I had missed the new cartoon (I used to buy Spider - Man comics as a teenager and I have watched every Spider - Man show since the old 60's ones!).

This particular game is entirely themed around the new Sonic Boom cartoon, which means the world and the entire cast in this game all come from the TV show.

Richard Prince's new show at Sadie Coles is a series of cartoon - inspired pieces depicting nudist culture.

This month Scharf will be unveiling two prominent new efforts that will take his impishly playful, cartoonish style in different directions: a solo show at Paul Kasmin Gallery (April 4 — May 4) debuting a new series of squiggly monochromes that tackle one of the more austere schools of painting, and a Munch-esque blue sculpture of a screaming cartoon head at the Standard Hotel by the High Line.

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Since David McKee, the New York dealer who represents Guston's estate, has closed his gallery, this show has been organised independently of the estate, and will include the most expensive of his cartoon style late works, Head & Bottle, ever sold at auction ($ 6.5 million in 2007).

Dancers and female painters figure in her second New York gallery show, evoked in images culled from old photographs and rendered in simplified shapes that sometimes merge in a surface brushiness or are outlined in the manner of cartoons.

In 1978, the Whitney Museum of American Art opened New Image Painting, a show intended to historicize a thread of abstract expression — explored most notably by Philip Guston — which used an imaginative play of simple signs or cartoons augmented by the expressive power of paint.

For Jamian Juliano - Villani, the 29 - year - old painter from New Jersey whose cartoon - cribbing compositions have graced gallery shows since before her graduation from Rutgers in 2013, widespread recognition is proving to be a double - edged sword.

A skeptical article in The New York Times reported that the show presented «35 artists» largely acerbic views of the real estate industry and the city planning process through drawings, montages, cartoons, architectural mockups and, in one case, a sculpture made of cigarette wrappers.»

Featuring a dizzying variety of works — from paintings and photography to political cartoons and posters — this volume shows how contemporary artists appropriate and recontextualize myth and history to tell powerful new stories about life in Iran.

Cartoons offered for free are simply that... «free» and I think Hugh would agree that if one of his free cartoons showed up on package designs promoting Campbells soup or used in a national or global print campaign to promote the newest pharmaceuticals, that image would still be free to use by the chosen company uCartoons offered for free are simply that... «free» and I think Hugh would agree that if one of his free cartoons showed up on package designs promoting Campbells soup or used in a national or global print campaign to promote the newest pharmaceuticals, that image would still be free to use by the chosen company ucartoons showed up on package designs promoting Campbells soup or used in a national or global print campaign to promote the newest pharmaceuticals, that image would still be free to use by the chosen company using it.

Drug paraphernalia, porn stars, and renowned cartoon characters line the walls of the 6817 gallery in Los Angeles for artist Jesse Edwards» new show, Lets Watch TV All Day.

Her canvases — layered with imagery sourced from cartoons, books, and the internet — have been exhibited in places like the Whitney, Hammer Museum, Swiss Institute, MoMA PS1, SculptureCenter... you name it, and her solo show at JTT gallery in New York just closed earlier this week.

For the new series of canvases on view in his first exhibition with the gallery, Mr. Becker portrays characters from cartoons, children's television shows and sci - fi and horror films alongside words, written in a balloon - style font, that comment on the American political landscape.

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Opening: «Sam McKinniss: Black Leather Sectional» at Joe Sheftel Making his New York solo show debut, Sam McKinniss fills the gallery with ten new paintings inspired by themes of murder, revenge, teenage passion, lust and cartoon ghosts, and a large sectional soNew York solo show debut, Sam McKinniss fills the gallery with ten new paintings inspired by themes of murder, revenge, teenage passion, lust and cartoon ghosts, and a large sectional sonew paintings inspired by themes of murder, revenge, teenage passion, lust and cartoon ghosts, and a large sectional sofa.

New shows include album cover designs by Grammy - winner John Berg at Guild Hall, historic landscapes by Orient painter George W. Hallock (1916 - 1984) at the Southold Historical Society and contemporary political cartoons at the Hofstra University Museum.

Look Mickey (1961) was the first of a series of works featuring characters from cartoons and Bazooka Bubble Gum wrappers, and led to the 1962 solo show at Leo Castelli's New York City gallery that launched his career.

Her most recent works are the video essay Annals of Private History (Frieze Live, 2015), and Privilege (online performance, 2016) and its subsequent solo shows: Labour Dance at Arcadia Missa (London), Reputation at New Galerie (Paris), Dignity at James Fuentes (New York), Intolerance at BARRO (Buenos Aires), Monday Cartoons at Deborah Schamoni (Munich), Atchoum!

His recent show, «A Superficial Lyric», at Nathalie Karg Gallery in New York, juxtaposed large fresco abstractions with graphic cartoon images of a figure walking in the rain.