Sentence examples for call paintings from inspiring English sources

The stunning visuals of Energy Flow, which FIELD call "paintings in motion," look deceptively simple to the average viewer but are actually the result of months of visual research, prototyping, and complex computer-generated processes.

Blinky Palermo's approach has emboldened others, as a visit to various galleries will confirm: young artists sew, embroider and otherwise fashion things that might be called paintings without deigning to paint on canvas.

These photo prints, which Mr. Richter calls paintings, start at a more affordable $2.2 million.

Martee Levi's works might be called paintings, but the staff at Collaborative Concepts calls them "collages of wood".

*DJ Simpson, 35, who creates what he calls paintings using a router on materials like glass and wood.

Dreams and the spirit world figure prominently in his works, which he calls "paintings for power and life and for protection from sickness and jealousy".

But he supported himself as a stylist in his mother's beauty salon in South Central Los Angeles and used hairdressing supplies — curling paper, gels — in his art, the large abstract collages that he called paintings.

Not that there isn't a lot of Warhol here: 250 pieces, mostly paintings, or the elaborately manipulated silk-screens he called paintings, along with some sculptures and drawings.

Participants: Young father with son, about 5. Observer: Howell A. Johnson, who overheard this: Father: These things are called paintings, and this is what people had to look at before DVD.

The hourlong production, from the Wroclaw company Song of the Goat Theater and playing a short run at BAM, is structured as a series of vignettes that Mr. Bral calls "paintings" though they rely entirely on singing, much of it a cappella.

In the film you will witness interwoven and glued polymers that are sanded and polished into what Zammitt confidently calls "paintings".