Sentence examples for contemporary drawing from inspiring English sources

PRINCETON Paul Robeson Center for the Arts "Drawing Beyond," an exhibition of contemporary drawing.

The attraction for artists of the ballpoint pen has grown over the years, particularly in affectedly informal contemporary drawing.

Although choreographically Until the Lions is a complex synthesis of the traditional and the contemporary, drawing on all Khan has absorbed in his career, it also represents a return to his roots.

(Smith) Museum of Modern Art: 'I Am Still Alive: Politics and Everyday Life in Contemporary Drawing' (through Sept. 19) This show of contemporary drawings (most acquired since 2005) is anchored by a group of telegrams sent by the Japanese artist On Kawara to friends and associates; each one bears the message "I am still alive".

(Johnson) Museum of Modern Art: 'I Am Still Alive: Politics and Everyday Life in Contemporary Drawing' (through Sept. 19) This show of contemporary drawings (most acquired since 2005) is anchored by a group of telegrams sent by the Japanese artist On Kawara to friends and associates; each one bears the message "I am still alive".

(Rosenberg) Museum of Modern Art: 'I Am Still Alive: Politics and Everyday Life in Contemporary Drawing' (through Sept. 19) This show of contemporary drawings (most acquired since 2005) is anchored by a group of telegrams sent by the Japanese artist On Kawara to friends and associates; each one bears the message "I am still alive".

A sidebar show, "Charles Sheeler's Contemporaries," drawn from the Met's photography collection, suggests that in 1915 Sheeler had a sharper understanding of photography's autonomy as art than either Stieglitz or Strand, and that the great Walker Evans owed him a considerable debt.

When his contemporaries drew the shoguns and samurai, he portrayed the common people, and when he painted landscapes, it was strictly from his own point of view (3 ).

Perry's work allegorises life in contemporary Britain, drawing on folk art and craft traditions to create some eye-catching and decorative works.

Paul Martin creates a contemporary garden drawing inspiration from yoga and travel in Asia, resulting in a calm relaxation space for a busy city worker.

With an air of the vaudevillian, Limbo is contemporary circus drawing on dance, music and circus influences from the last one hundred years, and bringing them together in a piece where all performers and disciplines are given time to shine.