Sentences with phrase «recently visited the studio»

He recently visited the studio for my Deadline video series The Actor's Side, in which I explore the techniques, style, insecurities and careers of some of our finest actors.

Our friends at PlayStation recently visited the studio to sit down with Creative Director, Shaun Escayg, and Game Director, Kurt Margenau to discuss how the project began, the story we ultimately wanted to tell, and some of the new gameplay elements you'll experience when the game launches, beginning on August 22.

LSS Art Advisory recently visited his studio.

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I had a studio visit with Rachel Muse, an architecture student at Carnegie Mellon, whose recently delved into the world of runway.

I had a studio visit with Rachel Muse, an architecture student at Carnegie Mellon, whose recently delved into the world of runway.

Full Disclosure: I recently took a studio - sponsored trip to visit the filming locations of this particular film in Iceland.

Recently I got the chance to visit composer Hans Zimmer in his recording studio.

When she visited the studios of my Deadline video series The Actor's Side recently, it was all just starting to happen for her and the movie, which is now expanding nationwide this month just as Academy Award nominations will be announced.

When she visited the studios of my Deadline video series The Actor's Side recently, it was all just... Read

Ashley Denmead is the design director of the company and he recently visited the Autoline studios to tell us all about the company's wheels.

Whether Hyman is visiting to help get an animal adopted, such as Gummy Bear the toothless dog who recently graced the studio, or to promote events, Lewis values ABC's role as a platform to promote the shelter's message.

It matches the studio's logo, but apparently Peter Molyneux wasn't much impressed by it when he visited recently

Recently, Inafune made a visit to the Seattle - based studio and expressed his admiration for their work.

Recently I visited Harsh's studio in the small port city of Benicia, north of San Francisco.

I recently mentioned Benglis's work during a studio visit, and I found myself describing it as open, unguarded, and sensuous, yet also prickly and aggressive — like a Kathy Acker novel.

Recently, visiting an exhibition by a painter friend, I was chatting to the young artist who runs the gallery — which doubles up as his painting studio.

I recently visited Otero in his Brooklyn studio after we met briefly in Miami at an opening held at the Rubell Family Collection.

Sheryl Kasak, a visiting associate professor and coordinator of the first - year design studio in Pratt Institute's Department of Interior Design, recently received a 2011 Innovative Interior Design Education merit award from the Council for Interior...

Sheryl Kasak, a visiting associate professor and coordinator of the first - year design studio in Pratt Institute's Department of Interior Design, recently received a 2011 Innovative Interior Design Education merit award from the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA) for her entry, titled, «Retail: Changing Room — a collaborative exploration of materials and occupancy at full scale.»

When AM recently visited Shepard Fairey at his studio in Los Angeles, he also took us on a private tour of Subliminal Project's latest exhibition Too Fast To Live, Too Young to Die.

Recently I went to visit the talented and always affable Amy Pleasant in her studio, located in historic downtown Birmingham.

According to one challenge he issued to himself on Twitter, he recently tried to visit every open studio during Bushwick Open Studios weekend.

He frequently stops by local studios, and Thomas Houseago, a British sculptor based in Los Angeles, recently visited Mr. Marciano's home to pick out the right spot for one of sculptures.

The Danish - born artist, who we have written about many times on the site and print mag before, and recently did a studio visit with, has been making paintings of animals and humans, as well as collage works, for years now.

I recently visited Lawrence Swan's studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn to talk about and select pieces for Of Plectics, Swan's forthcoming solo exhibition at Centotto Gallery, slated to open later this month.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Rico Gatson's Bushwick studio as he prepares works for his forthcoming solo show at Samsøn Gallery in Boston, Massachusetts.

I recently came across a beautiful and rich website that highlights studio visits to West Coast artists — http://inthemake.com -.

Alfred also recently launched his podcast SOUND & VISION, where he visits artists and musicians in their studios to talk about their lives as creative people.

Interview recently met with Cianciolo at her Fort Greene home for a studio visit, conducted over spiced tea and honey made by bees living on the roof of the Whitney Museum.

Recently, Michael Darling, Chief Curator at the MCA, came to visit our studios, which was amazing.

We recently had the pleasure of visiting Jim Houser's studio in Philadelphia as he worked on his collection for «AND YET NOT YET», whic...

Fiona Maddocks recently visited the sculptor's studio for RA Magazine — read her interview with the great man.

Recently I had a great studio visit with a well - known curator.

Recently I've had some very encouraging studio visits with other art dealers, and I think one of them might ask me to join their roster.

When we had the chance to visit the Brooklyn - based artist in his studio recently, we got to check out more of the...

Outside the studio, Lauren recently served as a visiting faculty member at the Rhode Island School of Design.

Recently, I visited Brooklyn Wayfarers, an amazing art studio and a community project of George Ferrandi.

Rail publisher Phong Bui recently visited the painter Joan Snyder in her Park Slope home and studio in order to discuss her work.

For example, we were recently able to do a big Saskatchewan show and it was a great opportunity for me to do studio visits in another province.

Over the last few weeks I have encountered a rather odd collection of sculptural things: the postwar ceramic sculpture of Lucio Fontana and Fausto Melotti bursting with dynamically glazed and roughly handled surfaces, currently on view at the Nasher Sculpture Center; The Age of Innocence, a victorian bust in three different materials by the English sculptor Alfred Drury at the Henry Moore Institute; a visit to Henry Moore's house, studios, and now foundation at Perry Green, and most recently what I can only describe as a wonderfully insane lecture by the contemporary sculptor Thomas Houseago, which involved an increasingly drunk, cursing artist saying some surprisingly sincere, profound things about sculpture.

Recently, artnet News went to visit Ward at his studio in Harlem to discuss this new body of work, his place in his community, and the material and spiritual transformations of his found objects.

I recently paid a visit to my friend Jodi's new space at She's So Shabby, a local studio / shop to see the new color additions to the American Paint line, pick up some supplies, check out her new adorable Shaba - licious Studio Van.