Sentence examples for make functional objects from inspiring English sources

Instead of using clay to make functional objects, a collective group called "life in general" (Brook, Rose, Cooper and Shepherd Le Van) takes actual objects and renders them useless.

The main nanotechnology processes used to make functional objects are described.

So even while she became increasingly enamored with glass, "making functional objects to sell in that context was never an option for me," she says.

Alyson Baker, the park's executive director, said the idea for the fair came to her after realizing that many of the artists working in the park also made functional objects to help support themselves.

In between Ms. Occhipinti's fine art and the decorating cliché of the book bundle (seen at West Elm and Pottery Barn this year, and Restoration Hardware last year) is the craft she practices, making functional objects like lamps and sewing boxes out of old books, selling them on Etsy (etsy.com/shop/theshophouse).

It is the technology of designing and making functional objects at the nanoscale that is new; science has long been working at this scale and below.

Rokudenashiko is best known for making functional objects resembling a manko (vagina) in an effort to de-stigmatize female sexuality.

For three months the exhibition, which will feature drawings and video of Mr. Burks's projects, will transform part of the museum into a workshop where New York-based Senegalese weavers will make functional and experimental objects using Mr. Burks's designs, with natural materials like sweet grass and cloth and far less natural ones like Tyvek and polypropylene.

I got started because I wanted to make functional art.

Angood makes functional replicas of objects that she will never be able to own due to cost or availability issues, like the Valentine typewriter and Photoautomat above.

Questlove is a drummer and DJ who has become the face of The Roots; Sachs is a sculptor who, amongst other things, makes functional sound systems out of unexpected objects like refrigerators and newsstands.