Sentences with phrase «pressed against paper»

Whether those absences be the figure of Trayvon Martin and other African Americans whose lives were stopped short at the hands of institutionalized racism, as evoked through Hammons's hood; the artist's own body, coated in grease and pressed against paper to create silhouettes of his form in his early «bodyprint» series; or the bodies missing from behind the standing mics in Which Mike Do You Want to Be Like...?

The roller presses against the paper applying the proper color of ink.

That's like claiming that a news web site isn't a part of the «press» (as in «freedom of the press») because nothing mechanical is pressing against paper.

I performed the process of making body prints, using the white light of a slide projector to illuminate the action, which involved coating various body parts with india ink and pressing against the paper to produce imprints.

The artist coats her body, nude or clothed, with oil and presses herself against paper on the floor of her studio.

Not exact matches

As I have trawled through the extensive recent press reports and academic and policy papers about trade, I've come up with a list of statements in favor and against the protectionist policies suggested by Peter Navarro, and by the Trump administration more generally.

Pier Giorgio Frassati) sold to the more pliant Giovanni Agnelli) the ability of America's papers to scream doubt in their headlines and offer critical analysis on their op - ed pages» and the government's tolerance of same» were a reassuring balm to Antonina; if there was a depression, and everyone was struggling, at least she could trust the government, because the constitutionally protected press existed as a «fourth estate»» a citizens» check and balance against governmental excess.

Take the fresh placenta and press the side with all the blood vessels branching out like a tree, against a white canvas or art paper.

Dip your child's hand into the green paint and have them press it against the white construction paper.

Pretty much all the left press other than Solidarity [Workers Liberty's paper] has denounced the election court decision against Lutfur Rahman, mayor of Tower Hamlets in East London, and most of the left has backed Rabina Khan, Rahman's ally, for the new mayoral election on 11 June.

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In an e-mail exchange with Science, the Springer representative wrote, «We agree with what Cyril Labbé says in his quote [in the press release]: «Software can not replace peer reviews and academic evaluation, but SciDetect lends publishers an additional hand in the fight against fraud and fake papers.»»

But Deer's investigation - nominated in February 2011 for two British Press Awards - discovered that, while Wakefield held himself out to be a dispassionate scientist, two years before the Lancet paper was published - and before any of the 12 children were even referred to the hospital - he had been hired to attack MMR by a lawyer, Richard Barr: a jobbing solicitor in the small eastern English town of King's Lynn, who hoped to raise a speculative class action lawsuit against drug companies which manufactured the triple shot.

Press the hot glued section of twine and grass against the wax paper to ensure that everything is sealed properly.

Pressing it directly against the glass felt almost as natural as rubbing it on paper.

This he referred to as his «found drawing»; it created a fluidity between his painting, sculpture and printmaking: «I loved the idea that simply inking the surface of the plywood board would produce a web of white lines, if one only pressed a piece of paper against it.

Over the next two years, he began to make a new kind of picture, the «anthropométry,» by covering models with paint and having them press their bodies against paper or canvas.

Such performances or actions — be it pressing his greasy body against paper, running over a spade (shovel) with a car, or absurdly selling snowballs after a snowstorm — are rituals.

Sheets of paper pressed insistently by her pencil up against windows, walls and doors become heavily material objects, while things in the world — windbreaks, found photographs, a fireplace — are redrawn as artworks through subtle alteration.

He applied margarine and baby oil to his body and clothing, strategically pressed himself against sheets of paper placed on the wall or floor, and dusted the resulting impressions with pigment powder.

To create his body prints, David Hammons rubbed margarine and oil on his body and clothes and pressed himself against sheets of paper.

Decalcomania involves applying a wet medium (ink or gouache) to a sheet of paper and then pressing it against another sheet.

That backward - forward sensibility is highly apparent in Heinecken's first posthumous retrospective, which includes his mash - ups of men's magazines and popular newsweeklies and «videograms» made by pressing Cibachrome paper against a television screen.

Then there are the body prints: works on paper in which Ms. Ferris pressed her torso, thighs, hands, feet and face against the surface.

In her exhibition last year at Mitchell - Innes & Nash on Madison Ave, she displayed her body prints, made by covering her body in oils and pigments and then pressing it against the surface of canvas or paper.

The current press campaign against Dr Soon began after he had co-authored a paper titled Why models run hot: results from an irreducibly simple climate model, published in January 2015 in China's leading learned journal of scientific research, the Science Bulletin of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, co-sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.

For the claimant lobby pressing against the green paper proposals it was the wrong case at the wrong time.

Pressing buttons was once necessary to make physical processes happen, we applied force to keys on a typewriter so that they hammered against the paper.