Sentence examples for work fashioned from inspiring English sources

And it was sculpture he returned to at the end of his life, making work fashioned from wire, gauze, sand and plaster one weekend in the New Jersey backyard of the sculptor Tony Smith's house.

Tuesday's program opened with John Harbison's "Great Gatsby Suite," a 25- minute work fashioned from his operatic adaptation of the Fitzgerald novel, which had its premiere at the Metropolitan Opera in 1999.

The soprano Barbara Hannigan will be the soloist in Ligeti's "Mysteries of the Macabre," a work fashioned from the composer's 1978 opera "Le grand macabre," a bleakly satirical apocalyptic fantasy.

He describes the retrospective itself as a "really democratic hanging," one that will represent a last, ephemeral, new work fashioned from almost all of the ones he has ever made and also "a way for me to finally make peace with my mistakes".

Beauty does not lie solely in the work fashioned by the artist; nature itself manifests a complex beauty in each of its discrete parts.

Katchor set to work fashioning a nifty display box, complete with eight-watt illumination.

CUT TO MONTHS LATER: A montage of the Duke at work fashioning a variety of knots but without success.

As a trio, the three of them set to work fashioning their collected releases and sensibilities into a live context.

We learn that Losh's collective works "fashioned a whole landscape of memory," both personal and historical.

It will be followed by "Paper Cuts," paintings, sculpture and other works fashioned from paper, from Nov. 30 through Jan . 26

Few whites ever saw the more ephemeral art forms of desert Aborigines, such as ground paintings, which were communal works fashioned directly on the sand.