Sentence examples for collaborative paintings from inspiring English sources

He was immersed in scribbling, tagging all these book of Michael [Chaz 00 50 32], the owner of the restaurant had this book that all these artists had contributed and Jean was going through and tagging which is in the moment, the two of them are collaborating on these collaborative paintings that they made together.

The dozen collaborative paintings, possessed of a noticeable vitality, sparkle like Champagne.

The collaborative paintings, possessed of a noticeable vitality, sparkle like champagne.

Rollins organised an extracurricular art club, the Art and Knowledge Workshop, for his most enthusiastic students, meeting every day after school and at weekends to create collaborative paintings.

In the early galleries alongside we find the works of Tony Tuckson, an abstract expressionist experimenting with found objects, and the collaborative paintings of Mike Brown, Ross Crothall and Colin Lanceley, with their funky, colourful assemblages that echoed early pop but also French New Realism.

In stylistic terms, the vivid colors in the duo's collaborative paintings bring detailed street murals to mind, though letters and texts are utterly absent throughout the works.

Alika, whom Mr. Grillo met at art school in Boston, works on the group's collaborative wall paintings, in this case an array of Delaunay rainbows that tie the whole thing together.

In a video interview before the opening, the trio explained the process behind their collaborative, nostalgia-excavating paintings.

Independent photographer Eric Paré recently stamped his 360° mark all over photography with his collaborative 24x360 light-painting experiment.

Miniature paintings were collaborative, created by groups of artists specialized in drawing, portraiture, background, or border illustration and were exclusively commissioned by patrons princes, merchants, religious leaders.

Twenty one artists and collaborative groups put their film, paintings, installations and more on display as individual, non-commodified digestions of the "utopian," "speculative," and "pragmatic" future.