Sentence examples for uses of color from inspiring English sources

The curator, Ann Temkin, tracks uses of color determined by "chance, readymade sources, or arbitrary systems" by forty-four contempaintersaintersculptorsors, photographers, and video and conceptual artists.

Eggleston's uses of color insult intellectual values that long defined modern photography, including the work of his early heroes Cartier-Bresson and Evans.

Hussein Chalayan, for instance, designed a lovely collection, full of elegant silhouettes — he makes gaucho pants look cool — and lively uses of color.

Working under the name Peter Andrews, Mr. Soderbergh again shows what an exceptional cinematographer he can be, whether shooting on celluloid or in video, with a particular sensitivity to the narrative and graphical uses of color.

This has come at the expense of the imaginative uses of color, scale or space -- in short, form -- that both balanced and heightened the creepiness of his early set-up photographs.

Ms. McCartney's collection was super clean, with V-neck tunics and skinny wool pants, sleeveless wool coats, mini-shifts and graphic uses of color amid the neutrals, like a cropped sleeveless jacket in burnt-orange wool over a salmon turtleneck.

There's more liberal use of color.

And Michelangelo makes adventurous use of color.

The expressive use of color is a complementary force.

"I was pretty inspired by his restrained use of color".

I was also taken by "Sun Storm Sea" (2005), with its minimal use of color.