Sentences with phrase «paint works wonders»

There's only so much you can do with rough raw wood like this, but paint works wonders too.

The white paint worked wonders, but your styling choices are perfect as well!

Not exact matches

You believe wonder, reverence and joy should be at the heart of early school life and these experiences should be enriched with outdoor exploration, painting, gardening, cooking and working with natural materials.

Color Wonder paints are clear and only work on Color Wonder special paper; they won't color on skin, carpet or furniture.

Hi Cindy, I was wondering if you thought chalk paint would work on my stair rails?

Thanks for the info, I have been wondering about this ~ as an artist I am very familiar with the characteristics of paint and how it would work on a chair.

This pen is supposed to be paint like, so I wondered if it would work on mugs.

I have two comments about chalk paint: 1: it is not a one coat wonder... It is great but works best with several coats thinning each coat a bit until you have a nice finish.

Thanks for giving me hope that a couple coats of paint can work wonders, your kitchen looks great.

Thanks for the tips on using the sprayer with chalk paint; I've often wondered if that would work.

Finally, for those wondering about the «nude image» mentioned in the MPAA's rating descriptor, it refers to a fascination young Jane has for a painting of a reclining nude woman (the work of art is seen in close - up).

Reader, if you wonder - as I suspect you may - why you have never heard of Gillespie, this supposed genius, then be aware of one thing: that, before he died, Ned burned almost all of his work, save for a handful of paintings which were in private ownership and thus inaccessible to him.

If you've ever wonder what the cafe in Edward Hopper's «Nighthawks» would look like without the customers, or «American Gothic» without the family, Ymage Works Creative Studio has reimagined many famous paintings without their characters.

I noticed the featured paintings on the walls from Paint Mixer addicts, previous work and I wondered if I would be able to do the same.

Another interesting element of Ubud is the presence of the royal family of Bali and the painting and artwork community that they have maintained for there own pleasure but today the whole world is interested in some of the fine pieces of work and particular style that have been born out of this land no doubt inspired by it is inherent beauty and magical wonder.

A fresh coat of HD paint would work wonders here.

He continues to work hard for his success, but uses his head too - and needless to say his paintings are beautiful When the interview started I wondered about an Australian without an accent, then heard his explanation - but bits and pieces and phrases of Australia came through.

Haggarty comments: «I never start a painting and think I'm going to arrive at a subject, or I'm going to find it through process... I want mistakes to happen and I want process to intervene and surprise me and interrupt me but... it almost always has some kind of direct relationship with either a memory, or a situation I have been in... and I wonder how I can remember that and portray that... [The works] are almost always rooted in some kind of personal memory.»

I wonder if the sensibility that produced his Turner prize work, the complicated celebration of his paintings, the directed anger of the Stephen Lawrence piece, feels like emotion from another stage of life for him?

My wife wondered to me the other day if perhaps one or two of Stettheimer's works are among the most flat - out ravishing paintings ever made?

One can't help but wonder: would Jacob Kassay's monochromatic paintings be different if his former boss, Christopher Wool, hadn't worked in his early days for the modernist sculptor Tony Smith?

New York — Pace Gallery is pleased to present Kiki Smith: Wonder, a major exhibition that presents the artist's investigation of the natural and spiritual worlds through works made of aluminum, bronze, fine silver, textile, stained and hand - blown antique glass, and paint.

You mentioned that when you're working on paintings you like to be able to have shapes flicker in and out of the composition, so I wonder how these animations relate to your paintings?

Hao Liang «Portraits and Wonders» Gagosian Gallery Upper East Side May 8 — June 23 «Portraits and Wonders» is an exhibition of new ink - and - wash paintings by Hao Liang, one of the foremost artists working in China today.

I like Philip Cole's «Anthropo - scene» wall painting and Ian Boutell's yellow and black sprayed works, but am wondering if generally, pristine perfection can sometimes look decorative?

By contrast, the labels at the New Museum accord with my experience by allowing whatever referential features may be there to remain at the level of suggestion by focusing on form and process («Composed along a central axis, each work is charged with a magnetic asymmetry; delineations between colors are blurred in the process of melting the powdered enamel pigment into glass») and by relying on Müller's biography (her work with a genderqueer collective) to prompt viewers to wonder what exactly gender might have to do with what we see in her paintings — if anything at all.

When Damien Hirst's first spot painting came up for sale in 1996 — the first of his works to reach auction — many commentators and journalists wondered out loud if this was the start of a new era.

Sometimes we wonder when we see work like Houston - based Kevin Peterson, with his ability to recreate photorealistic quality paintings with graffiti included, what sort of graff artist he would be?

In the San Francisco Chronicle in January, when the show was hung at the Berkeley library, Louis Freedberg wondered why the paintings weren't shown in a museum: «The only other place they have been shown in the United States was last November at New York's private Marlborough Gallery, which has been showing and selling Botero's work for decades.

Now 88, Ms. Kusama works nonstop and, if you're wondering, does all the painting herself, save for a ground color applied by assistants.

No wonder Evans, who painted under various pseudonyms, signed these paintings S.S. David while saving his real name — or rather a variation on his given name, David Scott Evans — for the «serious» work on which his reputation was based at the time: now - forgotten genre scenes and portraits of rich young women.

The Italian artist Carol Rama's subversive, sexually explicit body of work included a painting of a woman with a snake wriggling out of her vagina, so it is perhaps no wonder that her first exhibition, in 1945, was shut down by the Turin police.

The works in Painter Painter are so fresh one wonders if the paint's even dry.

Visual art review Whitechapel, London Peyton's collection of stylised works is a parade of strung - out, damaged faces from Sid Vicious to Kurt Cobain, but what would happen if she painted unfashionable subjects, wonders Adrian Searle

In his essay, Ligon attributes the appearance of the song in his consciousness to the work's title and colors, but I wonder if the shape of the painting — this shape with deep historical resonances of bearing weight — does not also have something to do with the connection.

Dyani White Hawk's dynamic multimedia paintings come from an inward inspiration of reflections and contemplations that intrigue, engage and draw viewers into the wonder of her work.

I sell my jewelry, woodburnings, paintings, and prints at farmers markets during the summer, and I wonder how this would work there?

Selected exhibitions at Kunsthaus Zürich: «Signs and Wonder — Niko Pirosmani and Contemporary Art», 1995, «Birth of the Cool — American Painting from Georgia O'Keeffe to Christopher Wool», 1997, «Martin Kippenberger — Early Paintings, Sculptures and the Complete Posters», 1998, «Hypermental — Rampant Reality from Salvador Dali to Jeff Koons», 2000, «Public Affairs», 2002, «Georgia O'Keeffe», 2003, «Sigmar Polke — Works & Days», 2005, «The Expanded Eye — Stalking the Unseen», 2006, «Peter Fischli & David Weiss — Flowers and Questions», 2007,» Friedrich Kuhn — Der Maler als Outlaw», 2008, Katharina Fritsch, Kunsthaus Zurich and Deichtorhallen Hamburg, 2009.

Matthew Palladino's gallerist calls his new works paintings, but one wonders whether that label is given partly for simplicity's sake: They are paintings but also sculptural reliefs.

One Day Wonder Painting (1954), the earliest work in the show, reveals Kienholz's initial desire to become a painter.

I wonder if this type of painting or theory about making work is has developed into it's own set of rules or «formalism.»

Both images, so poignant with their haunting, partially wrought bodies, might make you wonder why artists ever complete their paintings.

Rail: From what I remember from Jeremy Gilbert Rolfe's favorable review of the Clocktower show in Artforum, in which he talked about the glitter being identified as color with planar adherence of the surface of a painting, I'm wondering whether artists including Joyce Kozloff, Miriam Schapiro, whom you already had contact with at CalArts, along with Betty Goodman, and Robert Kushner, had any dialogue with you or responded to that aspect of your work before creating their own Pattern and Decoration movement?

We see you in your films, but I wonder if you could talk about how you work with your paintings?

While his teacher Beuys's famous show «I Like America and America Likes Me» (1974) celebrated the mythical America of Indians and coyotes, Palermo paid homage to a no less magical place: his most ambitious work was called To the People of New York City (1976) and he named other abstract paintings for Coney Island and Stevie Wonder.

I wonder if your heightened, almost exaggerated colors and sense of light is driven — not necessarily in particular paintings, but in all of your work — by a desire to highlight some aspect of that relationship.

Her work has been featured in a string of group shows at galleries like CANADA, the Journal, Tanya Bonakdar, and Marlborough that are known for acting as launching pads for novel painterly stars, and the critical establishment has gotten on board in a big way: no less than Roberta Smith has said that a painting of hers «knocked me out,» and the Village Voice noted of one show that her works were «selling pretty well, and no wonder: They are some of the loveliest little things you'll find anywhere.»

A gentleman, Dan Tran, newly retired and pleased with how his life has worked out, came into our gallery recently and allowed he had been painting since retiring and wondered about a show.

From a thrifted necklace that turned out to be a seminal sculptural work to a long - lost painting discovered in the background of a children's movie, these stories of chance are bound to make you wonder... Read more

The work's intense colours, inspired by the painted tombs of ancient Egypt, demand a clean formal structure: the simple stripes of Greensleeves scintillate in gorgeous optical fusion, singing a rhythm of radiance and repose that gestures beautifully to the wonder of the world around us.