Sentence examples for monumental objects from inspiring English sources

(It's easy to imagine Olatz traveling the world and asking, of improbably monumental objects: "Are you done with that?") The place feels much like her nearby namesake store: clean and a little colonial, as if you'd dreamed you'd been to Havana or New Orleans, and come back refreshed.

But as with so many monumental objects, it's not enough.

The mirrored surfaces of these often monumental objects absorb the viewer and its surrounding environment, enticing them to become part of the work,.The unevenness of the surface results in abstraction and a distortion of reality as reflected in the rock, thus creating a visual interplay between positions of tradition and modernity.

To talk of art as an agent in the way Jones does in his Jeremiad is to congeal myriad individual instances of art-making into a single, monumental object, and then to attribute intentions to this lifeless lump as if it were in a position to decide how to behave.

With a soft painterly touch, Ms. Evelth turns humble jelly doughnuts into a monumental, voluptuous objects of desire.

Equally thought-provoking is Charles Simonds's monumental abstract object hanging from the ceiling in the front gallery.

Under her direction for the next several decades, the House of Boivin achieved a reputation as one of the most innovative designers of the century, its jewelry becoming monumental, an object of haute couture rather than a symbol of social status.

One of the jurists, Alice Aycock, is a sculptor who works on a monumental scale, creating objects and installations that draw on modern architecture and explore systems and cosmologies.

Monumental and ritual objects from Teotihuacan's three pyramids will be shown alongside mural paintings, ceramics, and stone sculptures from the city's apartment compounds.

On display here are eight images from the late 1970s through the '80s showing geometric objects, monumental in scale and often covered with reflective foil, acting as mirrors, installed in nature.

It is at once grand and humble, a monumental free-standing object and part of the street.