Sentences with phrase «subject matter from»

«The Safe Hiring Manual» also adds new information about subject matter from the first edition of the book:

These recipes, as they are called, can range in subject matter from stock prices to Craigslist posts or your calendar.

The decision challenges the famous quote about patentable subject matter from Diamond v. Chakrabarty, 447 U.S. 303 (1980),

The term is meant to distinguish subject matter from other patentability criteria (novelty, nonobviousness etc.).

Through detailed analysis by a team of law librarians, LLM identified areas of overlap in the coverage of similar subject matter from multiple resources both print and online.

«The fact that the e-mail itself was made in a private forum with a restricted audience does not preclude the subject matter from being considered to be one in the public interest,» wrote Dunphy.

Thomas's artworks are inspired by a variety of subject matter from the civil rights movement to the United States space program (NASA) to the daily experience of her Washington, DC garden.

Koons typically works in series, tapping into subject matter from popular culture and art history that is frequently reminiscent of childhood in order to empower the viewer towards achieving a state of personal transcendence.

For the past three decades, British artist Paul Winstanley has been painting the future past — that utopian architectural imaginary of the postwar years concretized in a range of quasi - public / quasi-private milieus, from the airport to the hospital — making only the most incremental variations in his address of the subject matter from one show to the next.

Indiana draws subject matter from the visual vernacular of commercial logos, highway road signs, factory die - cut stencils while incorporating the cultural heritage of American Modernists such as Charles Demuth and Marsden Hartley.

His parents encouraged his interest in art, and at age 16 he quit high school to study painting in New York City under Robert Henri, leader of the group known as The Eight (later absorbed into the Ashcan school), whose teaching emphasized the importance of taking subject matter from urban life.

Angel Otero is quickly becoming well known for his textured canvases that weave between abstraction and representation taking their subject matter from an ongoing personal and often autobiographical narrative from his childhood in Puerto Rico.

Although their work did not differ radically in technique or subject matter from that of the artists who participated in the large annual exhibitions of the Society of American Artists and the National Academy of Design, they chose to exhibit independently, hoping to draw public attention to their paintings.

Although structurally held together by the miniscule network of vibrant patterns, the compositions do not fail to make us dizzy, leaving us to wonder where Charles is going to take us next and how to expand the subject matter from there.

Barbara Macfarlane's works take their form and subject matter from maps - in this case, maps of London and New York - and make of their familiar shapes something startling...

Revealing the surprising stylistic diversity of this work, the exhibition also focuses on the great variety of subject matter from the personal to the political, addressed by featured artists.

SCOTT ROTHKOPF: A lot of Glenn's work deals specifically with subject matter from black history, African American literature, and for that reason, it's often been discussed in terms of its engagement with questions of identity as they relate to race.

Bill - Lee's Delight (1946), for instance, is ostensibly devoid of subject matter from the visible world.

Continuity in art's politically engaged subject matter from one generation to the next is the central theme.

Her work has been seen in the Americas, Europe, the Caribbean and Asia and ranges in subject matter from the historical past to the distant future illuminating issues of race, sex, power and the complexities of the human condition.

West was more consciously heroic in his style, but like Copley firmly believed in choosing subject matter from contemporary events, for his history painting.

In her most recent body of work, «Landscapes,» now on view at Paul Kasmin, Barney tests her formal and technical skills by changing up her subject matter from humans to space.

Prince's highly readable Interview with Jeff Rian ranges in its subject matter from rock and roll to folk art, from criminals to celebrities, as well as his experiences and history as an artist.

Mining her subject matter from Italian and Northern Renaissance painting, mythology and architecture, Al - Hadid explores pictorial devises usually confined to the two - dimensional plane.

By this time, the artist was already internationally acclaimed as a pioneer of both the Dada movement and Surrealism, and this relocation inspired a shift in Ernst's preferred subject matter from foreboding landscapes and petrified cities to natural scenes in brighter palettes.

As a pioneer of feminist art, her work was directed against the abuse of power, Western privilege, and male dominance, processing the subject matter from both current and past events, as the oppression of Jews and the Holocaust, the torture of women in Nicaragua or horrors of the Vietnam war.

Fretz examines what he calls «pedestrian» views of the urban landscape, because he gleans his inspiration and much of his subject matter from walking to areas that are usually «unseen.»

Executed with a raw intensity on paper and in ephemeral installations, her work often draws its imagery and subject matter from current and historical events such as the torture of women in Nicaragua, the extermination of Jews in the Holocaust, and the atrocities of the Vietnam War.

Kilimnik's paintings are bright, brushy and colorful, and range in subject matter from Romantically inspired landscapes to kitschy gilded interiors and from proud, resplendent felines to enigmatic, smiling female figures.

Contemporary Realism is seeing a resurgence as people are enjoying the technical expertise needed to make the art and recognizing subject matter from life.

Famous for his appropriation and manipulation of old master paintings, Brown has developed a new group of works that instead borrow their subject matter from renaissance drawings.

Focusing on this era, the display demonstrates the remarkable ease with which the artist moved between fine and applied arts and approached varying subject matter from people to still life and landscapes.

Informed by a broad range of subject matter from anthropological studies of pre-language mark making by humans, 20th century art history, and Melanie Klein's psychoanalytic theory of object relation, Black's central concern is to immerse herself in the seemingly inexplicable compulsion to make art.

Like Jonathan Borofsky (MATRIX / BERKELEY 10), Winters derives much of his subject matter from dreams, believing that through his private fears and obsessions he can touch similar emotions in others.

He has painted a wide range of subject matter from the landscape of the rural west to the cityscape of Brooklyn, NY as well as the still life.

With a lifelong interest in film, often returning to the work of filmmakers such as Derek Jarman and Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Eisler's paintings range in subject matter from representational (as seen in «Margit» (2013), depicting an isolated facial crop of German actress Margit Carstensen in Fassbinder's 1973 TV - movie World on a Wire) to abstract (as in «Headlights» (2015), sourced from Amos Poe's 1984 film Alphabet City, in which a car is almost completely obscured by the shine of its high beams).

Her artworks are inspired by a range of subject matter from the civil rights movement to the United States Space program to the daily experience of her Washington D.C. garden.

Although Doig draws his subject matter from photographs, he deliberately selects those whose blandness leave room for invention.

These pieces reference the topography of a range of subject matter from Botticelli's La Primavera (1477 — 1482), to a half scale portrait of the artist's head nestled, as if sleeping, inside the skin of his arm.

Favoured by English collectors, Canaletto forged a lucrative business by transferring his subject matter from the views of Venice to Britain's latest achievements in architecture.

A representational painter, but not a realist, Mayerson has traditionally drawn his subject matter from media sources.

To more fully represent the working methods of photographers and news agencies, the RIC has in recent years acquired a number of large archival collections, including the Black Star collection of press photography, the Rudolph P. Bratty Family Collection of Canadian subject matter from the New York Times Photo Archive, and several individual artist archives.

In the paintings on view, Churchman selectively reiterates subject matter from fellow artists as well as images from printed matter and the web.

Using a wide variety of subject matter from sci - fi to love stories, I create idealized scenes.

For his painting, Anders Sunna gathers subject matter from history and his personal experience.

The artist draws his subject matter from early township life during apartheid in Johannesburg, South Africa.

As she has stated, «I choose my subject matter from topics apparently «forbidden» in contemporary conceptual art, like family life, optimism and sweetness, and, by taking this radical position, I make my art approachable and controversial at the same time.»

Nowadays, a skepticism of formal beauty is received wisdom and the favored landscape to draw subject matter from for art includes both the sacred and profane.

Murakami employs his «Superflat» style in his dragon paintings which is a combination of a highly refined classical Japanese painting technique and a wide range of subject matter from Pop, animé and otaku.

Drawing her subject matter from nature and often incorporating found objects into her pictures, Warren's compositions are richly textured and boldly gestural.