Sentences with phrase «of space age»

This high - quality leather sofa has a hint of the Space Age about it, with its slim, chrome feet.

I got the help of Space Age, Toronto.

Oh, the wonderful techno - optimism of the Space Age, two years before the oil embargo when they thought fuel was cheap enough to deliver houses by helicopter.

The rise of human civilisation coincided with the end of the last Ice Age: humankind went from small groups of tool - using nomads to settled agriculture, the growth of the cities, the birth of writing and mathematics, and the flourishing of the Space Age, the Information Society and the onset of human - engineered climate change.

Edwardo Piaolozzi is considered one of the most versatile British artists of the 20th century in this exhibition, as well as examples of Paolozzi's work for Ambit, works on show include bronzes, prints, and artists» scrapbooks, as well as a range of space age toys from the artist's collection.

Cosmonauts; Birth of the Space Age at Science Museum Understandably, many people view putting a man on the moon as one of humanity's greatest achievements.

Raimundas Malasauskas presents the group exhibition Sculpture of The Space Age, which he has developed over the last 12 months.

Malasauskas writes «Sculpture of The Space Age became an anachronism that keeps living on its own ambivalence as something that could have happened, then almost happened again.

It openly contains its own possibility and impossibility, as this new diversion suggests: Mario Garcia Torres with Ryan Gander and Gintaras Didziapetris with Rosalind Nashashibi bring Sculpture of The Space Age to where it could have been and where it has never been yet: the year 2009.

The show was called «Sculpture of Space Age».

Running parallel to the exhibition Sculpture of The Space Age, The Object of the Attack is a series of footnotes and infiltrations.

Sidlina lives and work in London, and recent exhibition projects include Russian Constructivism Reconstructed, the State Tretyakov Galley, Moscow (2006); Naum Gabo — Prototypes for Sculptures, Tate Britain (2010); and Cosmonauts: Birth of the Space Age, Science Museum, London 2015.

Recent projects include Cosmonauts: Birth of the Space Age, Science Museum, London; Interspecies Communication, Transformation Marathon, Serpentine Gallery, London; Systems Thinking From the Inside, Chisenhale Gallery.

Kogelnik's work from the mid to late 1960s is invested in science, technology, and the potential of the space age.

Modernist design also began to enter the mainstream of popular culture, as simplified and stylized forms became popular, often associated with dreams of a space age high - tech future.

Artspace's Loney Abrams speaks with artist Kenny Scharf about the Club 57 exhibition currently up at MoMA, how Scharf found his signature style, the dawn of the space age, and the trouble with New York today.

The first major museum survey dedicated to scenes of night in American art from 1860 to 1960 — from the introduction of electricity to the dawn of the Space Age — opens at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art (BCMA) this June.

The one piece infotainment plus the instrument cluster screen looks like its taken straight out of the space age!

That spacecraft provided evidence that supported «the first major scientific discovery of the Space Age.»

This is particularly true in a couple scenes when the characters use swords, and the equivalent of space age machine guns to indiscriminately annihilate crowds of onlookers and oppressors.

Take the feeling of the 70s and combine it with the center of Space Age fashion and you'll have a trendy style this fall!

Pairing the knee - length dress with high boots was a chic combo, especially for the ones who embraced the minimalism of the Space Age Fashion.

Somewhere between the optimism of the space age and the sparkling vibe of society the mini skirt was borned.

The 90s also had some touches of space age fashion with a lot of white, metallic, ultra violet and references to cosmology.

The Aerospace Corporation traces its roots to the beginning of the space age, when landing on the moon was a distant but exciting possibility, and mastery of space was seen as a huge strategic asset in the conflict with the Soviet Union.

Prior to the advent of the space age, the outer Solar System was largely seen as a vast, icy planetary graveyard.

Concern about contamination has been part of exploration since the dawn of the Space Age.

One of the more enduring images of the opening months of the Space Age was the failure of the Vanguard TV - 3 launch attempt on December 6, -LSB-...]

Beginning in the early days of the Space Age - well before the advent of manned spaceflight - the United States, followed soon by other nations, undertook an ambitious effort to study the planets of the solar system.

All this changed with the advent of the Space Age, when these points of light started to transform into real and exciting worlds just like our own.

Ivanovskiy was there for the newborn cries of the very first creature of the space age.

For most of the space age, the sun's activity ebbed and flowed like clockwork in 11 - year cycles, with six - to eight - year lulls in activity, called solar minimum, followed by two - to three - year periods when the sun is more active.

Since the dawn of the space age in the late 1950s, low Earth orbit has become a junkyard, with about 110,000 hunks of old spacecraft one half inch or larger hurtling at speeds as high as 30,000 miles per hour.

Since the dawn of the space age, humankind has never passed through and explored this far - flung, pristine environment.

Prototypes like the Skycar have been on the verge of full - scale production for almost a century, though, and it may be another hundred years before you can score that most badass symbol of the space age, the flying car.

The cover of The Economist even went so far as to proclaim «the end of the space age.»

It is an alternative history of the space age, written from a viewpoint looking back at the Earth.

And besides, in the 54 - year history of the space age, no one has ever been hit by falling debris, despite a steady rain of satellites and rocket bodies.

Today we have halcyon memories of the Space Age, cleansing that golden era of its military drivers and allowing us to say of ourselves, «Back then, we were explorers and risk takers.»

The notion that Earth's gravity field could be measured with satellites dates back to the dawn of the space age.

Since the dawn of the Space Age, science fiction enthusiasts have fantasized about reusable rockets.

Carl Sagan considered it one of the iconic images of the Space Age.

In one of the great ironies of the space age, Skylab — the first manned U.S. spacecraft to observe the sun — was dragged to Earth prematurely by this effect.

Its military launched Sputnik — the world's first artificial satellite — heralding the dawn of the space age.

The Red Planet has fascinated earthlings since we first took to staring at the stars, so it's no surprise that, at the dawn of the space age, we started trying to send our mechanical minions to Mars to take a look.

This watercolor painting by Dale Myers, titled «Apollo 11 — Firefly to the Moon,» presents one of the most breathtaking sights of the space age: a launchpad illuminated by floodlights on the night before liftoff.

OCTOBER 4 World Space Week Celebrate the launch of Sputnik and the dawn of the space age at hundreds of events here and abroad.

«This designation is most appropriate given the Pavilion's distinctive architectural style and its connection to the excitement and hopefulness that captivated the world at the beginning of the Space Age.

Now, this was the 1960's and TV dinners were the height of space age convenience.

Finally in the 20th century, literally at the dawn of the space age, Mary was proclaimed to have bodily ascended into heaven.