Sentence examples for bone sculpture from inspiring English sources
Indian art such as stone and bone sculpture, basketmaking, and carving is particularly popular.
"Down to the Bone: Sculpture by Bisa Washington" remains at the Tomasulo Gallery, Union County College,1033 Springfield Avenue, Cranford, (908) 709-7155, through Feb. 21.
THE Tomasulo Gallery at Union County College is showing "Down to the Bone: Sculpture by Bisa Washington," a tantalizing exhibition of the work of Ms. Washington, a sculptor who lives in Morristown and works with unorthodox materials.
Over the past decade, Mahalski has experimented with what he likes to call "textural bone sculpture".
The ABC news team can be seen awkwardly approaching hippies and artists trying to build a goddamn bone sculpture, attempting to learn what this crazy festival is all about.
The interim restoration was used as a guide to perform bone sculpturing to create space for the biological width and to restore a monolithic zirconia implant-supported fixed restoration.
The basement at Sedlec, where all the bone sculptures are located, is open to the public and has long been one of the most popular tourist spots in the Czech Republic, attracting around 200,000 visitors every year.
In addition, in the developing individual, myoblasts fuse to form multinucleated skeletal muscle fibers, while cells of monocytic origin fuse to form osteoclasts, which participate in bone sculpturing and remodeling as well as in the regulation of serum calcium concentrations.
10022 (212) 421-4848 Bone china sculpture by Peter Hayes; black magnesium glazed porcelain bowl by Vivienne Foley: James Graham & Sons 1014 Madison Avenue New York, N.Y.
An exhibition by Gregory, opening in London next Thursday, includes nine skulls, a bronze love seat cast from human bones and a sculpture of an orchid made from beaded bone.
Repositioning of sculptured bone grafts or prostheses was utilized in both type III and type IV tympanoplasties to reconstruct the sound conduction mechanism in the tympanic cavity, in accordance with the classification proposed by the Japan Otological Society in 2010 [ 18].
