Mr. Ashe did not waste his fame; he used it to leave a mark on the social canvas of his time.
It is the people who are speaking, and it is Twitter providing the fantastic black canvas of the time.
As the graph demonstrates, 12 reference works can be situated in the First Antwerp Period, which is 16% of his known production on canvas of that time.1 Although this sample leaves room for uncertainty, the relative consistency within the data of this period suggests that this corpus is representative.
In another magnetic canvas, In the Nick of Time, a frenzy of elements like color splatter, female energy, and comic book vernacular collide intensely on the canvas.
An exploration of the unsettling collisions of art and culture in Georges Bataille's revolutionary journal and a new consideration of twentieth-century masterpieces by Picasso, Miró, Dalí, and others against the canvas of their renegade times.
Mark Damazer's controllership of Radio 4 has enabled us to paint a bigger canvas a couple of times.
I just saw an article that discussed a recent study that showed that you'd have to use a reusable canvas bag thousands of times in order to equal the energy use for producing single-use plastic bags.
Ms. Jarrell, perhaps the most experimental of the group, writes that she "morphs plants, animals and humans" in her sewn canvas pieces to meld the dimensions of time and space.
Scottish rugby suffered two body blows this week and, rather like boxer Ricky Burns who "drew" with his opponent after getting one heck of a hiding from opponent Raymundo Beltran, it's a little battered, a little broken and in need of time off the canvas.
Developer Bungie paints a vivid picture of a world in peril; a grand canvas of war which, at times, makes the player feel very small indeed.
