Sentence examples for pavement art from inspiring English sources
The six idents - Bike, Lake, Market, Beach, Pavement Art and Basketball - form the second phase of the broadcaster's on-screen rebranding across all its services, first introduced in January.
Women have been gathering at more than a dozen "risings" across South Florida, from flash mobs in West Palm Beach, pavement art sessions in Coral Springs, belly dancing in Hollywood to a live concert in Miami Beach.
Like pavement art or sand sculpture, the beauty of Handford's work is that is has been carried out using frost protection material and will only last a few days.
ASPHALT RENAISSANCE: The Pavement Art and 3-D Illusions of Kurt Wenner (Sterling Signature, paper, $24.95), by Wenner with B. Hansen and M. Hospodar, exhibits his sidewalk murals of classical compositions — destined to be washed away by time and rain — that might have put Michelangelo to shame (at least the church let him do his indoors).
Although the special effects have long been supplanted by ones that don't involve turning the camera on and off, I still love the way the medicine changes colour and the way they jump into the pavement art in a puff of coloured chalk dust and wind up with those penguins at the cafe.
So here I am". The Pasadena event bills itself as the world's largest street painting festival and this year it is attempting to establish the Guinness World Record for the Largest Display of Chalk Pavement Art.
In addition to turning pavement into art, participants can catch an art exhibition and musical performances from noon to 5 p.m. in and around the grounds of the East End Arts Council on East Main Street.
Turn right, head along pavement passing art gallery on right.
If you go for the occasional run to help balance out all your excesses, chances are the last thing on your mind as you're pounding the pavement is making art.
With Pavement, the line between art and college prank was always hazy.
The Greens may well retain their existing two MEPs, and the Lib Dems struggle to beat UKIP into third place.Back in the shiresLocal elections, in contrast, are often fertile ground for the Lib Dems, who long ago perfected the art of pavement politics.
