This work, consisting of a few themes woven into a vast canvas of four continuous movements, was greatly admired by Wagner but derided by musical conservatives in the 1850s.
Abstract paintings lose their individuality when strung out like continuous washing on a line, each canvas deactivating the next.
The writer tells about the difficulties Laver must adapt himself to--one-night stands, canvas courts, pro sets, continuous public relations--and, despite the high quality of his tennis, losing regularly.
But we never get much more than a few seconds' continuous showing of Kaufman's act, his "comedy canvas", and maybe that is as it should be.
Scored, alternately continuous and broken horizontal lines cut to white gessoed canvas through a white-bordered square mass of tar-black paint.
Several features distinguish NPACT representations from other frame-analysis viewers and from a classical 'genome-browser' representation: (i) NPACT generates a continuous representation of the genome sequence and its features in a multi-line format enabling canvas interactivity under the KonvaJS HTML5 Canvas JavaScript framework.
Army caravans move slowly in a continuous serpentine, skirting roadblocks and barricades, their passengers pointing rifles out of canvas-topped vehicles.
Heilmann's most unmistakable quality is an insouciant disregard for the compressive limit of the canvas edge, which points up her experience as a glazer of the continuous surfaces of pots and cups, lots of which are in the show.
Screens first appeared as part of his live stage set up in 2002 on The Private Press tour, his visual collaborator Ben Stokes filling the canvas fields with psychedelic imagery that fit the narrative of Shadow's continuous, flowing set.
The $2m festival, funded by the NT government, showcases "the oldest continuous culture on earth through the newest technology on a 300-million-year-old natural canvas", according to its official website.
