Sentences with phrase «of prayer rugs»

Make the youngest one the salat manager at home, taking care of prayer rugs, timing, and inviting everyone to salat.

Melding the two disparate visual traditions, the silhouette of the Officer and rearing horse are filled with details from the prayer rugs and a plethora of other sources defined in similar «Acid House» blues and reds., In juxtaposing the hybrid images of the prayer rug and the soldier, Haward investigates the millennia old relationship between religion and war, and more broadly the immense power and effects of ideology and doctrine in a world in which East and West are struggling to redefine the global hegemony.

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In fact, he retells his story as an adult living in Toronto, in a house whose décor» a portrait of Our Lady of Guadalupe rests beside a photo of Kaaba; a brass statue of Shiva stands beneath paintings of Christ; a prayer rug lies near a bedside Bible» inadvertently displays our protagonist's eclectically tacky approach to religion.

As a chic boutique hotel in Kuta, the Rhadana boasts a halal concept and often has long - staying Muslim guests who feel at home with supporting comfort features, such as qibla directional markers, sajadah prayer rugs, and even copies of the Quran, so that you can still pray accordingly and on time while on vacation.

Baseera Khan's installation psychedelic prayer rugs provides a moment of silence within the art fair.

He is interested in the idea of the death of the object of consumption, such as his installation, in which prayer rugs are attached atop skateboards.

Valentine is also installing what may be perceived as a nervous sand painting of a makeshift prayer rug out of bleached flour.

On the occasion of this presentation, Biggers will create a large site - specific installation of a floor rug composed of loose sand poured unaffixed to the floor in colorful patterns that evoke prayer rugs or quilts — objects frequently referenced in Biggers's works for their aesthetic and cultural associations.

Based on his series of Prayer Paintings from 2013, Bleckner's Prayer Rugs feature handwritten prayers composed by the artist himself.

«X-plane,» resembling a prayer rug, makes direct references to Malcolm X through a combination of an FBI files and brick rubbings from the site of his murder.

Mona Hatoum's amazing «Pin Rug» (1998 - 99) prayer mat, studded with upright pins like a vast but shrunken bed of nails, evokes Islam in an ambiguous key.

These images are then made into hand - woven prayer rugs, which emphasise the dual nature of this concept: that a sanctuary also serves as a place of contemplation.

These include a new series of works called «Reliefs,» that are densely layered, beaded panels which recall Muslim prayer rugs on which they are partly based, while being reminiscent of topographical maps of cities, abstract art, and mysterious altars; and «Continuous Mile,» a mile - long rope woven entirely out of cotton and bone - white beads.

Construed as a triptych, the first two panels acknowledge the artists» Pakistani roots in comprising stylised paintings of Islamic prayer rugs from the Baluchistan region of Pakistan and Azerbaijan in Northwest Iran.

The show features five large screen prints, each representing the artist's interpretation of the Pillars of Islam; silk prayer rugs designed by the artist and handcrafted in Kashmir, India; a fifteen - foot - long braid of hair suspended from the ceiling; a climbing wall; embroidered sound - dampening blankets; and a display case of family photographs, letters, jewelry, and other archival materials.

In this exhibition at New York Gallery Osmos Address, titled «Precious Not Precious,» the artist presents collaged textile cushions, Islamic prayer rugs and heirloom textiles alongside her personal garments, creating a space of her own orientation and defying what she calls a «manufactured identity.»

We first saw Khan's work at NADA Miami in 2017, where she exhibited her handmade «psychedelic prayer rugs,» in which the repetitive patternmaking acted as a performative exploration of emigration and displacement.

For Noronha Feio rugs are above all objects of the everyday, livable places where both rompy child - making and daily prayers are held.

When the male cab driver loaded my roller bag into the trunk of his car, I noticed a Muslim prayer rug on the floor.