Sentences with phrase «other odd objects»

An heir of Dieter Roth by way of Gordon Matta - Clark and Rirkrit Tiravanija, the young and widely admired artist Anicka Yi combines foodstuffs and other odd objects into poetic melanges that sometimes emit an odor, sometimes ooze, and always signal an extraordinary unique talent.

For the majority of people, having stones, tires, logs, and other odd objects isn't realistic to their training.

As you know deadlifts can be performed with the standard barbell, but this movement can also be executed with kettlebells, logs, trap bars, and even other odd objects such as tires.

Not exact matches

Projecting one's own beliefs to society at large, even going so far as to make up false resons that can not be backed up by fact, «women are seen as objects», as to why others should do the same, is just plain odd.

What makes the 11 - cell abstract is that if the cells were separated, they could not serve as conventional 3 - D objects, because they have some odd qualities, such as the fact that their sides can pierce or coincide with each other.

Second, everything you do needs to be functional and real - world based, so the means to which we train will always revolve around using our own bodyweight or some sort of external odd objects such as rocks, sandbags, or other strength building tools.

Meanwhile, the enchanted household objects conspire to cause the odd couple to fall for each other and break the spell that allows both them and their master to return to human form again.

The game comes with a Challenge Tower that has a total of 300 levels to get through, and most of them provide completely different takes on the normal fights or odd challenges such as finding the object among three skulls, testing your might by breaking through concrete or other barmy things.

His work is instantly recognizable, with idiosyncratic cartoon creatures popping up in the oddest of places: in paintings, on functional objects, or piled up on top of each other to form huge totem - poles.

Other noteworthy works were a Katherine Bernhardt canvas of her usual 2 - d miss - mash of objects, Puppies Puppies, Nolan Simon's Earth which took up most of the What Pipeline (Detroit) booth, forcing fair - goers to squeeze into odd spaces and angles to view the paintings on the walls, and Mika Tajima's spray - painted Jacuzzi - like structures at Eleven Rivington (New York).

Many of these pieces depict a cast of characters that are inanimate objects, toys and figurines that Porter finds in flea markets, antique stores, and other odd places.

Intended to be scaled for larger companies and other institutions, Royal College of Art graduate Mireia Gordi i Vila is proposing «Fragile,» a reusable, modular, collapsible packaging design that looks something like a flexible clamshell membrane that will fit any odd - sized, valuable object.