Sentence examples for road art from inspiring English sources

"I'm not sure of what interest that would be to anyone and also I'm sure it would alienate and upset the four districts where each road art is located".

A spokeswoman for Essex County Council said: "Elaine Tribley has provided two wonderful designs and we haven't yet decided which one we are going to use for the road art at the Tour de France.

Afternoon: Spend an afternoon exploring Shanghai's burgeoning arts scene, first at the 50 Moganshan Road Art Centre (50 Moganshan Rd, Jing'an), where edgy contemporary artists emerge, then at Art Scene China (No. 8, Lane 37, West Fuxing Rd, French Concession), housed in a beautifully restored villa.

The best place to see contemporary art is M50, or the Moganshan Road arts district, an enclave of studios, galleries and shops.

Cristina: Yes, we have a mural in the Bird Road arts district and plan on working on many more large walls!

Apart from a peculiarly Russian mystical tradition, which he exploited — evoking the compact spell of the icon, as a conduit to the divine — his work amounts to a cosmic 'Song of the Open Road.' " Art lovers planning a road trip might want to pick up a set of "Malevich and the American Legacy" note cards.

"We once had a guy come in who does road kill art, and we turned that down.

On Peggy Bowditch's road, an art gallery owner from New York is building a big house with lots of glass that is nothing like the traditional seaside cottages.

Almost all agree that last summer's bailout simply kicks the can down the road – an art EU mandarins have mastered since Greece's ordeal by financial collapse begun.

The maps Mr. Margolies collects have previously been found mostly in his books, notably "Hitting the Road: The Art of the American Road Map Chronicle Booksks, 1996), on which he collaborated with a fellow map collector, Douglas A. Yorke Jr., and a designer, Eric Baker.

And since she is, for the most part,… Berlin in Lights, a gloriously omnivorous music-and-arts festival that recently unfolded in and around Carnegie Hall, took its title from Kurt Weill's 1928 song "Berlin… Most filmmakers regard subjects like illness and despair as dangerous traps — mawkish sentimentality lying on one side of the high road of art, pleasureless suffering on… Huckabee.