Sentence examples for tape art from inspiring English sources

Yes!" He stopped at the median and, sensing an audience, waved his cigarette, addressing the phone cameras: "When do you tape art?

Matted blurs the line between high and low art by combining a gallery (the current show features photos developed from vintage negatives) with anti-Kondo baubles, such as sequined stuffed animals and duct tape art kits.

From 5 to 8 p.m., Hudson Beach area, 105th Street and Riverside Drive, swingaring.com; free.20100812 'Tape Art: Let's Draw Together' (Friday through Sunday, and Wednesday and Thursday) Artists have all different ways of creating images, but the group that's the focus of this new show at the Children's Museum of the Arts uses a medium not often seen: tape.

Tape Art, based in Providence, R.I., has gone into schools, hospitals and communities to make collaborative murals of colorful tape, and its members will respond to the suggestions of young museum visitors in making the set of drawings in this exhibition.

From 5 to 8 p.m., Hudson Beach area, 105th Street and Riverside Drive, swingaring.com; free.20100805 'Tape Art: Let's Draw Together' (Friday through Sunday, and Wednesday and Thursday) Artists have all different ways of creating images, but the group that's the focus of this new show at the Children's Museum of the Arts uses a medium not often seen: tape.

Day of show, $20 and $14.20100930 'Tape Art: Let's Draw Together!' (Friday through Sunday, and Wednesday and Thursday) Artists have all different ways of creating images, but the group that's the focus of this new show at the Children's Museum of the Arts uses a medium not often seen: tape.

When you frame artwork, tape the art to the back of the mat board.

Broken laptops, books held together with duct tape, an art teacher who makes watercolors by soaking old markers.

As cassettes have all but vanished as a commercial format, a nostalgic movement has sprung up to celebrate the culture that surrounded them, in recent books like Thurston Moore's "Mix Tape: The Art of Cassette Culture" and Rob Sheffield's memoir "Love Is a Mix Tape".

(Read all about it in the book "Mix Tape: The Art of Cassette Culture," edited by Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth). Now, listening to Tool's glorious, immersive new album, it's possible to mourn the tragic demise — is there any other kind?

He creates freehand - without stencils or tape - blending art and science.