Sentence examples for artists dimension from inspiring English sources

Various artists, "Dimension Mix" (Eenie Meenie): In the sixties, the iconoclastic composer and electronic-music innovator Bruce Haack and the dance teacher and lyricist Esther Nelson issued a string of sweet, mind-altering children's records.

Remix Artist: Dimension.

Table 1 Nine selected paintings No. Title artist, year, dimensions no., SMK painting accession no.

Include full credit details: artist, work dimensions, link to the image, drop-box link to a 300dpi print-ready image — no attachments.

When the United States entered World War II, combat artists added another dimension to what the public at home gleaned from grainy newsreels and still photos.

(There is also little discussion or assessment of Greene's books -- though in a fashion more emphatic for its restraint, she makes it clear that she considers him an artist of heroic dimension).

In Hueman's latest body of work at KP Projects Gallery in LA, the artist explores this dimension through prismatic, gradient portraits and abstracted narrative landscapes.

Picasso was particularly struck by Poincaré's advice on how to view the fourth dimension, which artists considered another spatial dimension.

These dimensions of cognitive style correlate with some measures of ability (Blazhenkova & Kozhevnikov, 2009; Kozhevnikov, Kosslyn, & Shephard, 2005) as well as choice of career; for example, engineering majors are likely to rate more highly on the spatial visual style dimension, whereas artists are more likely to rate highly on the object visual style dimension.

Here she creates a carbon molecule with raspberries to demonstrate the way micro and bio artists add a new dimension to their work with biological and microscopic materials.

Schulz was an artist of a universal dimension whose works were unique because of their local character and roots.