Sentences with phrase «sleeping woman»

Sleeping woman depicts a woman sleeping on a bench and Young man is a sculpture of a standing naked man.

As the proverb says, when sleeping women wake, mountains move!

Upon opening her sealed coffin, the grave robbers are greeted by the beautiful visage of a peacefully sleeping woman who then decays before their eyes, the sudden exposure to air ravaging her preserved body.

Things pick up, though, with the local boys; Charles Ray, represented by his burnished steel Sleeping Woman, Doug Aitken by Start Swimming, flashed on an aluminium lightbox, Vincent Fecteau by a sculpture wrested from pink papier - mache, and Mark Grotjahn by one of his radiating oils on cardboard.

(Poul Volther J110 Chair, 16 - Piece Vintage Napkin & Placemat Set, Metal Dining Table With Sculptural Legs, 1960s Milo Baughman Style Upholstered Bench, Mid Century Lime Dining Chairs, Green and Black Abstract Vase, 5.5 foot Column Artificial Cactus, Sleeping Women Pastel Drawing Signed W. Gray, Dorothy Draper Style Glam Mirror.)

George Galloway found himself at the centre of a row over sexual violence today, when he suggested it was acceptable to have intercourse with a sleeping woman if she had previously consented to sex.

«In Colorado, it is against the law to kiss a sleeping woman.»

The opening image and the film's deceptively somnolent aura are rooted in the cult of decadent Victorian and Symbolist fin - de-siècle paintings of sexualised dead and sleeping woman and broken - backed nymphs, creations of an implicitly violent male gaze.

But Franken was sunk as soon as that photograph of him «humorously» pretending to grope a sleeping woman's breasts hit the news, and there have been additional allegations that a figure of SNL royalty — while serving with distinction in his unlikely role as senator — engaged in at least the sort of demeaning sexist behavior rightly being called out with ever greater volume and frequency.

In 2007 he was awarded the Kiriyama Prize for Fiction for Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman but, according to the Kiriyama Official website, «declined to accept the award for reasons of personal principle».

The origin of two volcanoes near Mexico City, Iztaccíhuatl (the Sleeping Woman) and Popocatépetl (from words meaning smoking and mountain), is told in this original version of an ancient legend.

The title of the show is attributed to English Pre-Raphaelite artist Sir Frederic Leighton's famous classist painting Flaming June (1895) which portrays a sleeping woman in a vibrant orange gown.

Charles Ray, Sleeping woman, 2012; collection SFMOMA, gift of Helen and Charles Schwab through The Art Supporting Foundation; © Charles Ray

Perhaps the most noteworthy piece for the reopening, however, is Sleeping Woman, a solid stainless steel sculpture by Charles Ray of a clothed black woman, clearly homeless, asleep on a bench.

Highlights include three new acquisitions of major works by Mark Bradford, the Los Angeles artist who will represent the United States at the next Venice Biennale; a somber drawing - cum - sculpture that seems to predict a stormy future, which David Hammons «drew» with a bouncing basketball and graphite; and a solid stainless steel «Sleeping Woman» by Charles Ray, all gleaming dead weight anchoring the gallery around it.

Along the way, she has worked with scores of living artists — her 1990 Charles Ray exhibition was my introduction to that endlessly inventive Los Angeles artist, whose solid stainless steel «Sleeping Woman» anchors the seventh floor at the new SFMOMA.

The untitled work, depicting a sleeping woman and man, was created by Warhol as a student at Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie Mellon University), and has been in a single private collection.

In Exposure # 115 and Exposure # 116 some of the cameras are fixed on an interior space: a sleeping woman, cocooned by the city around her, a draped shawl, a figure gazing out onto the world, her lips gently parted as though she were about to speak out.

Toronto criminal lawyer Graham Clark says the case of a man who has been granted a new trial after arguing he sexually assaulted a sleeping woman while he was also asleep is extremely unusual and will hinge on whether the defence can establish that the accused suffers from parasomnia and is not criminally responsible by reason of a mental disorder.

Toronto criminal lawyer Graham Clark says the case of a man who has been granted a new trial after arguing he sexually assaulted a sleeping woman while he was also asleep is extremely unusual and will hinge on whether the defence can establish that the accused suffers from parasomnia and is not criminally responsible by reason of a... Continue Reading →