Sentence examples for like readymade from inspiring English sources
Priority and airmail stickers grace some like readymade signatures.
After a flurry of press in Seattle, her hometown, and in magazines like ReadyMade and Bust, she got a book deal.
"People were writing about it, magazines were starting," she said, referring to publications like ReadyMade, which started in 2001 and contained projects like Slayer T-shirt pillows, as well as newer magazines like Make and Craft.
After all, last year more than 56percentt of households in the United States reported that they engaged in some form of beading or quilting or knitting or soldering — maybe just gluing on glitter — to create all kinds of handmade objects that they learned to make from hip, young magazines like ReadyMade and Make.
Martha Stewart Living, which all but created an entire category of lifestyle magazines with its elaborately presented tutorials on entertaining and decorating, now finds its innovations being played back by large, successful competitors like Real Simple and O, the Oprah Magazine, as well as scrappy upstarts like ReadyMade and Budget Living.
Mr. Walker likes ReadyMade's premise, but doubts it can succeed.
She had her long hair swirled into a loose bun, and wore dark, utilitarian clothing; a roll of bright-blue carpenter's tape circled her wrist like a readymade bangle.
In his barrage of materials and symbols invested with national significance — mussels, most famously, but also frites, coal, and the tricolor — Broodthaers treated nationhood, and the nation of Belgium above all, as something like a readymade.
Here's a soundbite from the news report that seems like a readymade jump off point for artists who aren't keen on the po-po: "The technology allows the police to manipulate the image any way they want... "...
The signs were all around us: the knotty, urbane films of Spike Lee; the punkish bravado of Fishbone; all the artsy, middle-class kids exploring identities that weren't beholden to readymade signifiers like "Africa and jazz".
The works in the Popeye and Hulk series look at first like cheap readymades, but they're actually painstaking fabrications in aluminium or bronze, executed via volumetric scanners and other nifty technology.
