Sentences with phrase «white chalk lines»

McElheny has the performer walking along white chalk lines on the floor — minimal geometric abstraction meets catwalk — which recalls Andrea Zittel's performance Single Strand Forward Motion at the gallery back in 2009.

Not exact matches

In Union Square, team members write «WELCOME HOME» in white chalk across the steps of the legendary Irving Plaza as the scent of alcohol and marijuana wafts through the air from the show the night before; dozens of 20 - somethings line up outside hoping to get a seat at Hillsong Church.

i had wanted to use the rustoleum chalked line of paint too but found the choice of colors undesirable, except for linen white, which is great.

Cressida painted the lamp and shade using Chalk Paint ® in Lem Lem ™, and added illustrative dots and lines using a palette of Aubusson Blue, Florence, Graphite and Old White.

Pierre — Paul Prud» hon, Psyche Carried Off by the Zephyrs, 1808 or later, black and white chalk over graphite on faded blue wove paper, with framing lines in black chalk, 17 1/2 x 12 in., Minneapolis Institute of Art

Armed with chalk and a spirit level, Dutch artist Bart Lodewijks (b. 1972) draws abstract white lines on everything from residential buildings in quiet suburbs to street surfaces in bustling city centres.

The compositions feature large clumps of broad back - and - forth gray and white brushstrokes — think of whitewashed windows or rubbed - out chalk on blackboards — through which wander black spray - painted lines of varying thickness that suggest bent rebar or mangled wire coat hangers.

It is also black twice over, in its subject and in white lines on four black walls in place of Bearden's sharp color, like chalk on a blackboard.

«The protean nature of identity is examined in White's, Constantinople I, an ebullient network of thick chalk - white lines over a background of rich purples, blues and gWhite's, Constantinople I, an ebullient network of thick chalk - white lines over a background of rich purples, blues and gwhite lines over a background of rich purples, blues and golds.

Adolph Gottlieb, American 1903 - 1974 - «Flying Lines», 1967; screenprint on wove paper, the full sheet, signed, dated and numbered 7/75 in white chalk, 76x56cm.

This is just an aside about influence, but there's a real conversation going on between Carl Andre's 1966 Equivalent VIII, his once - notorious bricks, Richard Long's line of white lumps of chalk from 1984, and a 1966 work, a wall - bound cast of a patch of London wasteground, which itself includes stray bits of brick rubble, by the Boyle Family.

Above the chair and night stand, I hung a couple old frames, then I made a quick sign by tacking black construction paper behind one of the frames and writing with a white chalk pen a line to one of our favorite songs.

I did not use duckcloth or even white fabric but a dark brown (4 kids) and used white chalk to mark my lines where it needs sewing.