Sentence examples for body print from inspiring English sources
"Number 19" (1951) suggests a body print.
Body print, pigment, and mixed media on paper.
Bob Cesca's excellent post of 10/21 outlines the elephant-shaped body print in the room in bright orange chalk.
The style of the protest foregrounds the themes and materials of Mendieta's art: the sheet with the body print alludes to her series Silueta, while the paprika sprinkled on the ground in front of the arc of hand-holding protesters echoes its color.
However, we speculate whether these sophisticated detectors could identify geometric complexes and embryoid body print patterns.
But now her work, in all its variety, is being introduced to new audiences in shows on both coasts of the United States, "Sculptures of the Mind: 1968 to Now," a solo exhibition at Ms. Tonkonow's gallery in Chelsea (through Jan . 19, and "Agnes Denes: Body Prints, Philosophical Drawings and Map Projections: 1969-1978," athehe Santa Monica Museum of Art (through Dec. 22).
Also on view are her body prints of 1970-71, made by coating her own breasts and her former husband's penis with fingerprint ink and using them as stamps to suggest globes and forests, as if to imply how the intimate can evoke the universal.
His first mature works, four of which are in the show, are body prints that he made by greasing and pressing himself and others against paper, applying black pigment, and adding such symbols as American flags and spades from a deck of cards.
In order to function in the body, printed tissues need complex internal structures populated with living cells, or, in some cases, layers of cells on scaffolds.
The show's one photograph — an especially blurry body-print earthwork by Ana Mendieta — provides an uncanny link to the Abreu show (right next door).
