Sentences with phrase «scrawls words»

He overlays figurative screenprints with smeary abstractions, spills enamel like blood - spatter across a mundane landscape, scrawls words across a painting that already samples so many styles the congestion is almost deafening.

A believer in the team aspects of what too often has been a free - lancing game, Shero scrawled the words UNITY AND HARD WORK IS OUR Mono on the blackboard when the Rangers showed up for training camp.

Vandals doused the Columbus statue's hands in blood - red paint and scrawled the words «hate will not be tolerated» in September, and three demonstrators briefly interrupted a wreath - laying ceremony at the monument during the city's massive Columbus Day Parade in October.

I scrawled these words in my notebook before swooning home from Carol, Todd Haynes's consummate braiding of social diagnosis and emotional catharsis.

That couple clings beneath the scrawled word Peace, as if afraid to believe it.

Like his late contemporaries Keith Haring and Jean - Michel Basquiat, Kenny Scharf has been a key figure in the translation of street - art culture from the walls and train yards of New York City to the fine - art galleries of Chelsea, applying the graffiti burner's tools of trade (spray paint, acrylic, scrawled words) to canvases.

These shapes were interspersed among scrawled words and lettering, as if a text had become physically separated from its book.

In June the group occupied Tate Modern's Turbine Hall for 25 hours and scrawled words of warning about climate change across the floor in charcoal.

Second, in the next gallery, is Twombly's «The Four Seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter,» from 1993 - 94, four tall white canvases each of whose marks, colors and scrawled words leave little doubt as to the time of year.

The 75 demonstrators from the Liberate Tate group, dressed in black with veils covering their faces, spent 25 hours scrawling words of warning about climate change in charcoal on the sloping floor of the hall.

As described in this CBC story, and this International Business Times story, Umanets stepped over a barrier and scrawled the words «Vladimir Umanets 12 a potential piece of yellowism»...

I know you can find all sorts of recipes online but there's something about the scrawled words and little notes.

Not exact matches

Hsieh has lots of other ideas, too -; displayed as 108 multicolored Post-it notes, assembled in columns, on his living - room wall, with words like Farmers Market, Breakfast Place, Community Kitchen, and Pool scrawled on them.

It didn't start in a garage but a small, wooden shed in Milwaukee with the words «Harley - Davidson Motor Company» scrawled across the door.

You may have read these words reportedly scrawled on the wall of a German concentration camp:

So here I am, my father's daughter, as the light breaks through the forest, writing down the names of my children and my husband, my friends and even the needs of the world like our brothers and sisters in Iraq or Haiti or Burundi, and beside these scrawled names, I am writing out the words of Scripture.

The day before we flew out with my parents, their Wiltshire home had racist words scrawled all over the outer walls.

With his team trailing 56 - 44 at half - time, Detroit coach Chuck Daly scrawled two words across his blackboard: POISE and FRANTIC.

The word «Murderer» was found scrawled across the Columbus statue near the Broome County Courthouse in Downtown Binghamton on Saturday, the Press & Sun - Bulletin reported.

Befitting of Brown, our eyes struggle to decipher his rambling scrawl, but once comprehended, the words are quite self - assured, if disarmingly simple: «Quarry No. 1 contains [several bones] of a large carnivorous dinosaur not described by Marsh....

Asa Gray, the academy's secretary, did not think Maria deserved the title «Fellow» (the usual category of membership), so he crossed the word out and scrawled «Honorary member» above it.

So it was no surprise to see a worried journalist with a message scrawled on the back of her hand, finishing with the words «PTO».

Even the proudest of parents may struggle to find some semblance of meaning behind the seemingly random mish - mash of letters that often emerge from a toddler's first scribbled and scrawled attempts at putting words on paper.

The word gluttony has been scrawled on the wall behind the refrigerator.

That's the sort of action that many teen movies would depict as a flight of fancy, a burst of quickly forgotten surrealism meant to illustrate an impulsive teenage mind; Christine spends the rest of Lady Bird sporting a fluorescent pink cast with the words «Fuck you mom» scrawled on it in black sharpie.

Sure, some of the things Sorkin makes them say are more than a little on the nose (including an anecdote about Jesse Owens that's right out of the Sports Night playbook, not to mention the words «Quo Vadimus» scrawled across the walls of the Cobra Club) but you take the bad with the good with Sorkin, and Molly's Game is pure Sorkin, uncut and unadulterated.

Also, there's a scene where Loomis finds the word SAMHAIN scrawled on a chalkboard at Michael's former school, so that implies some sort of connection to Halloween and why he has come back, but it's only a vague implication.

That the film skirted hagiography owes much to a notably expansive script from playwright Tony Kushner (Angels in America) and an unsentimental clutch of performances from Sally Field, a feisty Tommy Lee Jones, and a deeply human Daniel Day - Lewis, an actor who at this point all but has the word Oscar scrawled in invisible ink across his forehead.

Look closely at the trailer and you'll see a doghouse on fire with the words «PREPARE TO MEET THY GOD» scrawled on the rocks nearby, as well as a religious play and mini-church that the two kids can be seen exiting at the end of the clip.

After Ross notices Klaw's fancy new prosthetic arm, he hands over a suitcase full of stones (18 pounds worth, to be precise), prompting Klaw to unzip his trousers, reach in and pull out... a chunk of Wakanda's precious metal wrapped in brown paper with the word «fragile» scrawled on it.

This relationship with words continued throughout middle school and high school, and it was through my own command of words that I navigated the rocky terrain of my teenage years by scrawling angst - ridden poetry in journals made of handmade paper.

The «dirtiest of all words» was scrawled on textbooks and walls, and the teacher just wanted to get to the bottom of it, Barrowes said.

The short walls are covered by messages scrawled in thick marker by whoever hangs out here at night, big sloppy hearts and dirty words.

I know you like to imagine all indie authors as just a bunch of barely literate morons pounding random words togethers and scrawling covers with crayons, but they're not.

Five years since I scrawled out the first words of the first draft of my memoir and five years later, I am still writing.

I guess Dickens really started the concept of by - passing publishers with his «Household Words» when the reality of digital was confined to the fingers that scrawled ink across loose pages.

For months now I have been attempting to beak in to the underworld gaming scene which so far I have only read about through the disturbing scrawling on a cubicle wall, or heard about through hurried whispers, my sources too scared to speak aloud or put word to email.

«REVERSE THE TRUMP,» Pope.L scrawled on one unevenly primed canvas, rhyming the President's name with the word «BUTTCHUMP.»

Right across from the bed is a Kelley painting of Satanic - like graffiti with the words «Thay You Love Thatan» scrawled elegantly and scarily.

This gorgeous painting, which has the words «furry nuts» scrawled on its side, is being offered for $ 7,000.

In Dreamt of you (2016), for example, the splatter of red conjures, in equal measure, love and lust, as well as anger and spite; in Hurt heart (2015), the word «heart» scrawled beneath a crossed - out «hurt,» is similarly ambiguous.

The word Bleiben, which translates as to stay or to keep, is scrawled in chalk on their sides, suggesting they were saved from the scrap heap.

«There was a tendency, particularly in the»70s and»80s, to pigeonhole artists — you were a woman artist, you were an artist from the South, you were a black artist,» explained Jennifer Burris, co-curator of the show along with artist Park McArthur, as we strolled past a button - down shirt covered in painted crosses, a totem - like sculpture made of pill bottles, and a postcard scrawled with the words «Here is a good solid woman,» each underlined emphatically with glitter.

They seem full of an improvisatory spirit and embody a freedom to express and include whatever he wanted — whether words from poems, or scrawled cartoonish hearts, or loopy, repetitive drawing.

In 2012 he was getting up at four every morning to do a cleaning job to support his work as an artist; in 2013 his paintings — teeming with loose, scratchy, expressive marks, patches of pure colour, and daily dust and grime from the studio, scrawled with words such as burrito, yuka and chorizo — started reaching six - figure sums.

This series features terse, colorless scrawls, reminiscent of chalk on a blackboard, that form no actual words.

Norwegian artist Bjarne Melgaard has reproduced a portrait of artist Kelley Walker from Interview magazine in two paintings and scrawled on one the words «Fuck me John Kelsey» — Mr. Kelsey being the artist - critic who is part of the Spaulings enterprise, which has shown Mr. Melgaard — as a peculiar celebration of the psychosexual tension between dealer (or writer) and artist.

The real clincher, according to POBA, was the rare inclusion of a personal inscription scrawled in purple crayon on the bottom right corner, which included the words «To Kim,» Basquiat's signature, and the work's date, 1984.

The prevalent tones of clean whites and vibrant pinks soften the signature scrawl of her handwriting, inspiring a calm appreciation even before the pith and wit of her words hit home.

Taking its title from the words scrawled in a painting by Alicia Gibson, the exhibition brought on rich, organic possibilities in contemporary abstraction.