Sentence examples for changing canvas from inspiring English sources

R. Houston Bowery Wall: From Keith Haring to Maya Hayuk, this wall is a constantly changing canvas.

The building itself has become a permanent and ever-changing canvas for street artists, and its guts a playground for the explorers of city ruins.

Here you will find a stretch of wall more than 200 feet long that has become an ever-changing canvas for many of the city's most respected muralists and street painters.

The hall is not a museum of vintage graffiti but an ever-changing canvas for new pieces whose lineage stretches back to subway art and stars of the first wave of graffiti, like Blade, Seen, Lee Quiñones, Dondi and Iz the Wiz.

Though constrained in space, Fago's home is an ever-changing canvas.

Today, L + L is an ever-changing canvas, displaying the beauty she finds in her every day life- from bump to baby + beyond.

That is, you cannot change the arrangement of colors and shapes on a painting's canvas without changing its microphysical properties.

Eight years after it was planted, the meadow is a canvas of changing colors — yellow predominating in the summer, lavender in the fall.

Granted, some details of the canvas are changing: women's share of the workforce is much higher than it was a generation ago, and they comprise the majority of university students in some countries.

So in a way, Instagram has made me think about the things that will be the canvas to changing highlights (like accessories).

Whether it's a single grain of sand, or a human hair, our preconceived notions of what can constitute a canvas are changing on a near-weekly basis.