Sentences with word «tarpaulin»

Two of the cottages that were built in 1894 still exist: the «Red Roost» and the «Red Rest», also known as the «Neptune and Cove Tea Room»; the two cottages have been vacant since the 1980s, and are covered in tarpaulins.

The exhibition presents Schnabel's five - part series Untitled (Series on Melancholia) from 1989, in which he employed the found material of tarpaulin as his canvas, and used bold, gestural white strokes to create monumental abstractions.

Downstairs are four recent paintings (all Untitled, 2014), each in a colourful, gestural AbEx style and draped with tarpaulin found on the street.

I had no idea that cable ties could be made artistically interesting, but somehow Barlow, who relishes working with surprising, overlooked materials such as cement or tarpaulin sheets, pulls off this trick.

A specifically made rainfall tarpaulin is affixed to the baby stroller hood, and also is extended down to the foot board of the dual child running baby stroller.

In each room there is a «Freitag» bag made of truck tarpaulin that the guests can use during their stay.

The researchers worked on sites in the Arctic and Antarctic and took precautions to limit the impact of sunlight and wind, using tarpaulins to protect their sample sites and positioning themselves on the middle of a glacier away from soil and other forms of polar wildlife which might contaminate the snow.

Which doesn't show us what the changes are — otherwise there wouldn't be much point in the disguise — but Land Rover have made it easy for us to see where the tweaks will come because that's where the bit of old tarpaulin with holes cut in has been glued on.

Beside these interventions is a wall piece that has the quality of an enclosed balcony shrouded in blue tarpaulin; it is an object in a state of flux, it could be finished or still in the process.

Supplies of water, soap and tarpaulin shelters are being distributed by a Christian charity in Sri Lanka after the worst flooding in years.

You could easily use a piece of old carpet (preferably Hessian backed rather than foam backed) or a thick piece of plastic tarpaulin weighed down with stones.

There are many examples, ranging from rock and hair sculptures to vibrantly lyrical Kool - Aid paintings and his rugged use of black rubber, fabric, concrete, and steel, not to mention his snowballs and paintings concealed by tarpaulins.

The government - backed «winter drought project», throwing tarpaulins over rows of vines, is designed to simulate reduced rainfall of between 15 and 20 per cent that the region is projected to experience in 2030 - 50.

To applause from spectators, workers in Charlottesville covered two statues of Confederate generals with black tarpaulins in honor of the woman who was killed during a rally by white nationalists in the liberal - leaning college town.

This exhibition brings together 7 large - scale bronze sculptures installed both indoors and on the adjacent property, together with a series of monumental paintings on found tarpaulin.

Barlow makes her work from a range of materials, such as tarpaulin, wooden pallets, cement, polystyrene, card, plaster and chicken wire, and after construction many are painted in industrial or synthetic colours.

Julian Schnabel paints on surfaces ranging from broken plates imbedded in putty to velvet, rug pad, and tarpaulin drop cloths.

The walls of the structure are formed using large sheets of printed tarpaulin.

Our liners are constructed from durable tarpaulin, so they are scratch - resistant, easy to clean, and last up to three months!

Use puppy pads to encourage toileting in one area when he's alone like this (house train him religiously when you are home) and place tarpaulin underneath the pen to protect your floors and for easy cleaning.

These visceral paintings — where velvet is drenched in sea water, or tablecloths are doused in paint and used as sponges on visibly patched tarpaulins — embody an alternative, iconoclastic approach to «the sacred cloth,» shared with the aforementioned American forbears, as well as kindred spirits Francis Picabia, Yves Klein, Alberto Burri, and Sigmar Polke, to name but a few.

He got his breakthrough by incorporating e.g. tarpaulins and velour into his works thereby joining the group of American artists who confronted the art critics who had declared painting dead.

These were done for an exhibition at an old monastery, the Cuartel de Carmen in Seville; 24 paintings on olive green tarpaulin he found in Mexico.

Though perhaps best known for his video, sculptural, and conceptual art, Abdessemed has chosen to distinguish his Los Angeles debut show by exclusively exhibiting drawings on paper and military tarpaulin.

He'd been experimenting with folding and creasing his canvases before he stained them, creating furrows and channels where the pigment would become particularlyconcentrated; he took the paintings off the stretcher andlaid them on the floor, turning them into something more like tarpaulins, which he worked from all four sides, creating a rosy, translucent effect, much like Chinese screens.

Although Schnabel's «Spinoza» (1987) is comically megalomaniacal - it consists of the name of the philosopher printed across a 12 - by - 10 foot tarpaulin - Salle's «The Face in the Column» (1983), a 1997 gift of Shirley Davis, is a significant acquisition.

Created original logos, t - shirt print designs, book covers, posters and tarpaulin materials for various clients

«This place is one big building site,» said Luca Dioletta, the owner of Bar Duomo in the L'Aquila's main square, dominated by the neoclassical cathedral which is one of few buildings not shrouded in protective tarpaulins.

Plus, the bottom is made of heavy duty tarpaulin to protect it from rips, tears, and punctures.

Well, because this kayak is made of 18 - gauge rip resistance tarpaulin, it's not only tear resistant.

The drones whizzed, hovered and soared, racing around a circular «track» and dropping ball - bearings on tarpaulin targets from high above.

With some tyres and a few tarpaulins they could've built a den or a car using those benches, which would've been far more enjoyable and beneficial to their development of teamwork skills and creativity.

Why tarpaulins?

Huge painting of hippos on tarpaulin banner on the walls; in exhibition space — ceramic and bronze sculptures - statuettes seemingly stuck in thoroughness of monumental objects and statuettes - vases displayed on console tables.

Likewise Kirchentag also explores a German festival, here we are shown a night scene populated with silhouetted figures in dimly lit tents amongst a vast expanse of patchwork tarpaulin.

Likewise, it might transpire that Griffiths» attempts to cloak his exhibition in skins of beige tarpaulin only serve to make its invisibility all the more explicit.

Permitting himself the expressivity, Schnabel balanced technical and sentimental by avoiding flatness which he achieved by incorporating unconventional materials as black velvet, weathered tarpaulins, and cardboard.

A similar large - scale Haring — a 1983 vinyl - on - tarpaulin Untitled — sold for $ 2,045,000 at Christie's last November, and judging by recent auction trends, it's probably safe to assume all five of these works are worth somewhere between $ 2 million and $ 4 million.

Their surfaces are repurposed Mexican tarpaulins that once covered a fruit stand in Troncones, Mexico, where Schnabel, who has been surfing since he was a teenager in Texas, has a house.

As Mr. Schnabel often does, he used found materials for the canvas, this time repurposing lonas, a type of gabardine tarpaulin he discovered covering a traveling fruit market in the Lagunillas area of southern Mexico.

All this has been assembled out of Barlow's trademark combination of grubby industrial tarpaulins and haphazardly banged - together four - by - twos.

Lebanese artist Dala Nasser employs unconventional materials such as liquid latex, brick pigment and dirt collected off the floor, on «grounds» including tarpaulin and trauma blankets to create a body of work that, possessing an intricate physicality, speaks to the contemporary moment.

Started with bronzes before settling on assemblages made from canvas / tarpaulin untidily fixed to a support, and other imaginative arrangements.

«On black tarpaulin lying flat on the rooftop, capital letters in white paint implore, «HELP... read more... «Mark Bradford's live feed in LA»

Gardner Cole Miller's work in fiber and tarpaulin subvert the traditional, repetitive process of quilting while drawing material inspiration from the historic narratives associated with the places they inhabit.