Sentences with phrase «use of these everyday»

I use both of these everyday, definitely sharing this in my Ten Things Tuesday this week!

Although I take a holistic approach to health, I focus predominantly on the area of toxicity within the body from the use of everyday skin, hair, beauty and personal care items.

Tools are not causes of social actions, but parts of socio - technical action, things that help us do some things, hinder others, and are integral to how we live, act, and see ourselves — this is also how I hope people will think of the role of social networking sites and other technologies in the popular uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt, not as causes, or as irrelevant, but as tools (for protesters, though sometimes also for security forces)-- in North Africa, even with a less than open internet, some of those involved in recent events certainly seemed to produce their own role as active citizens partially through the use of everyday tools and technologies.

The campaign includes short web - based videos in multiple languages that make preparedness manageable through the use of everyday skills and small, low - cost steps.

With this kit, children discover «why» as well as «how» common electronic components work through the use of everyday materials.

When times are tough, resource - poor people become more creative in their use of everyday products.»

Current methods of assessing performance - based tasks are impractical, outdated or subjective (self report), and fail to include use of everyday technology.

Though it may be years before the robots find their way into real - world applications, Whitesides believes the techniques used in their development — particularly the use of everyday, off - the - shelf materials — can point the way toward future innovations.

Great eye and creative use of an everyday item.

This resource comes with a lesson plan for the Year 2 topic Uses of Everyday Materials (DfE, 2014) and is done in detail with timings, materials, l...

This resource comes with a lesson plan for the Year 2 topic Uses of Everyday Materials (DfE, 2014) and is done in detail with timings, materials, learning objectives, learning outcomes, links to other areas of the curriculum, the science process skills, new vocabulary underlined, and the activity itself.

You can create an agility course inside your house with the use of everyday furniture such as broom poles for jumps, chairs, mats for makeshift pause tables, blankets over the space between the coffee table and the couch for a tunnel, and boxes for weave poles.

Feher's work involved the careful, deliberate use of everyday materials, which he just barely altered.

Although recognized for their use of everyday materials in unexpected and unusual ways, these artists» sculptures and installations also stimulate and challenge their audiences» preconceptions of material, purpose, and intent.

These beautiful, figurative blueprints clearly show his rejection of Abstract Expressionism and signal the beginning of his innovative use of everyday objects, silkscreened images and mixed media, which would culminate in his celebrated «combines» of the late 1950s.

Humorous and poetic, his works often focus on the use of everyday objects, subverting their meaning in a thoughtful and playful manner.

Through the ingenious use of everyday materials, artists and artisans create memorable works of art that celebrate both the vibrant joy of life and reverence for the deceased that pervades Mexican culture.

The use of everyday materials has been a foundation of the country's art since the mid-1950s and 1960s, when artists like Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica transformed found objects — from cloth to metal and colored glass — into spaces for colorful expressions that appeal to both the mind and the body.

Richard Tuttle revolutionized sculpture in the 1960s by challenging preconceived notions of the genre through his use of everyday materials such as paper, rope, plywood and cloth.

Earth (Land) Art Emerging out of Installation Art, Earth Art or Land Art celebrated the use of everyday natural materials and the idea of performance and expression being produced in any environment.

Wesselmann never liked his inclusion in American Pop Art, pointing out how he made an aesthetic use of everyday objects and not a reference to them as consumer objects: «I dislike labels in general and «Pop» in particular, especially because it overemphasizes the material used.

Using the language of pop art, one of the most relevant comparisons is how both artists have made work to reach a wide and popular audience, creating symbolic visual languages through the use of everyday objects.

In this interview, Damián Ortega talks about the basic concept of the show, the Beetle Trilogy, and his use of everyday objects and materials.

Foot of the Grimey, Pourous, Porous, and Plaza all borrow from Miró, but Segre's exaggerations, deliberate messiness, and use of everyday materials (painted slices of bread are a constant) take them more into the realm of Franz West.

Through her use of everyday materials, typically associated with the female gender, You invites the viewer to explore the boundaries between women's work, craft, the ready made and the language of abstraction.

In fact, Dine's work diverges from the work of his contemporaries, well - known Pop Artists Andy Warhol, and Claus Oldenburg, because whereas their use of everyday objects in their artwork was cold and distant, Dine's approach was much more personal and autobiographical.

The artists make ingenious use of everyday resources, and a highly finished work might be the product of an unexpected process.

The use of everyday objects and words was general for the generation of Pop Artists with which Ruscha has often been grouped.

For his exhibition at the Schindler House, Wurm sourced props ranging from banal to blatantly comedic, and then produced a set of instructions for visitors to perform the various sculptures for sixty seconds at a time, consisting of balancing acts, mild contortions, and altered uses of everyday physical objects.

By making use of everyday things that are often overlooked, Therrien situates the viewer in familiar territory, then allows the objects to demand reassessment as instruments of subjectivity and of consciousness itself.

His work explores the idea of sculpture through the use of everyday objects, subverting their meaning.

In the 1950s and 60s, works such as Bed (1955) and Canyon (1959) broke free of the spatial limitations of the two - dimensional canvas, while the use of everyday readymade materials in the paintings inspired the work of many artists to follow.

Odder examples of minimalist use of everyday objects include sticking a one - inch cube of masking tape on every wall in a building.

One of the most significant artists to emerge in the late 1980s and early 1990s, Felix Gonzalez - Torres» (1957 — 96) reduced formal vocabulary, conceptual rigor and evocative use of everyday materials resonates with meaning that is at once specific and mutable, rigorous and generous, poetic and political.

Known for her extensive use of everyday, found objects and imaginatively transforming their identity, Bharti Kher empowers her often otherworldly creations to present themselves unabashedly as if they were a natural part of our culture and environment.

Works like Ten Dollar Bill, a lithograph from 1956, illustrates Lichtenstein's early investigation into the use of everyday symbols as subject matter.

Lukas» distinctive use of everyday organic materials, such as thread, silk, or larvae, and his innovative techniques create intricate works which engage the viewer in an intimate and contemplative way.

The use of these everyday objects reminds the viewer of his daily dependence on a technological support system.

While many of the works on view illustrate the artist's deliberate use of everyday materials and objects, the newly created works on view in Tom Sachs: Boombox Retrospective 1999 — 2015 demonstrate the artist's recent explorations of more durable media, including ceramics and bronze.

Her works are deeply rooted in the use of everyday materials, like brick, concrete, glass, packaging, and plausible manufacturing processes.

Spanning sculpture, photography and installation, her work has consistently been characterised by irreverent humour and the use of everyday «readymade» objects — furniture, food, tabloid newspapers, tights, toilets, cigarettes — to conjure up sexual puns and corporeal fragments.

This use of everyday materials you might find in a hardware store mixed with some nicer wood create a nice balance.

Phyllida Barlow's sculptures are experiments with colour and collage, making use of everyday materials such as cardboard, fabric, timber, polystyrene, plaster, scrim and cement.

In his work he explores the idea of sculpture through the use of everyday objects, subverting their meaning.

Spanning six decades, this retrospective brings together more than 250 paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs and recordings that illustrate the ways Rauschenberg's use of everyday objects and his interdisciplinary approach broke ground and influenced many other artists.

His use of everyday materials recreate the American landscape with a deep sense of nostalgia and anxiety over a lost era.

For nearly two decades Donovan has employed the use of everyday items — plastic cups, straight pins, buttons and straws — in her practice, transforming their most basic structural aspects into shape - shifting assemblages that sprawl across walls, floors and ceilings.

Sophie graduated from Carmarthen School of Art in 2017 and the use of everyday objects has been a recurring theme in her work.

She transforms them through the use of everyday objects or materials and reducing them to a human scale.

Untitled was an important step in Rauschenberg's development as an artist; his use of everyday objects continued to evolve, eventually resulting in a hybrid of painting and sculpture now known as Combine paintings.