Sentences with phrase «photographs of women holding»

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In April of this year, 2004, while shopping at our local Petsmart for food and general supplies for our already large animal family, we noticed while in the checkout line, a woman being photographed holding a large white rabbit, thinking that it was some sort of Easter promotion we wandered over to see that it was instead a rabbit rescue organization adopting out adult rabbits.

Below this elegant mix of old and modern are three inky renderings, indelibly contemporary, based on photographs Mr. Salle took of a seminude woman holding a garment in one instance and a Noguchi lamp in another.

In the Binary Code Series, Baldessari used images as information holders by alternating photographs to stand in for the on - off state of binary code; one example alternated photos of a woman holding a cigarette parallel to her mouth and then dropping it away.

Photographs of the exhibition «Women in Classical Greece: Pandora's Box,» February 4 - March 31, 1996, held at the Dallas Museum of Art.

They show groups of people in Nigeria or Brooklyn or Los Angeles, and incorporate photographs of politicians, images of ancestors (mostly women) and objects that signify life in both cultures — a bowl to hold rice, a kerosene lamp, Ikea furniture.

Among the most moving works were Kiluanji Kia Henda's photographs of fellow Angolan countrymen and - women posing atop vacant pedestals that once held statues glorifying European colonizers.

Created by writer and collector Kerry Purcell and distributed through Unbound, Grunts and Grapples delineates the «outrageous outfits, the often genuine antagonism, the holds and moves, the larger - than - life characters, the role of women wrestlers, and the audience itself,» showcased via photographs, original posters, magazines, flyers, the costumes, and much more.

One man mindlessly holds a rope that a woman at the bottom edge of the photograph is using to pull herself up to the summit.

In its Statements booth, Tracey Williams is exhibiting works from the artist's first show of new work made after the accident — in 2001 — featuring a small video of a woman in a dress pirouetting surrounded by photographs in smashed glass frames and broken ceramic vessels that were repaired with gold seams according to a Japanese tradition, with the fixed pieces held in the highest esteem.

The Whole Family presents a conversation held with a group of women living in Southern France together with footage taken at Rotterdam zoo and photographs of motorbikes in public spaces.

On the whole, these photographs are quieter and more subdued than Thomas's in terms of color and composition — for example, Frasier's «Grandma Ruby Holding her Babies,» a black - and - white photograph of an elderly woman in a nightgown holdingHolding her Babies,» a black - and - white photograph of an elderly woman in a nightgown holdingholding dolls.

The exhibition title, Doubleworld, is taken from a 1995 photograph of the same name, which presents two 19th - century stereoscopic viewing devices, each holding a stereophotograph of two women standing side by side.