Sentence examples similar to work of colour from inspiring English sources

Colour and Meaning: Art, Science and Symbolis, by John Gage More work on colour and a discussion of it in history, from the authorative art voice from Cambridge University.

So instead of boycotting an event and wasting time writing blogs about why it's unfair, invest in us, the working filmmakers of colour.

"But it's not going to be work for people of colour," Gay emphatically said.

Musa says white writers should read, support and promote the work of writers of colour before attempting to encroach on that space themselves, if that is something they want to do.

The work of people of colour is even less visible.

YOU magazine's fashion editor Amy E Williams is discussing new and returning boot trends this Autumn, with tips and tricks on how to style your favorite Chelsea boots with the latest fashion, what to remember when trying out a new cut like the midi boot and how to work a splash of colour into your outfit.

Here the influence of spirited museum curators worldwide was powerfully felt; recent exhibitions like Soul of a Nation at Tate Modern in London, The Place is Here at Van Abbemuseum Eindhoven and Nottingham Contemporary, and Kerry James Marshall's Mastry at New York's Metropolitan Museum have had an enormous impact on the prominence of work by artists of colour at the fair.

Although he loves India, and says that he has been influenced far more by it as a place and people than by its art ("which has really had no influence on me at all" he asserts surprisingly), in collecting he has pursued mostly sophisticated works of subtle colour, purchasing them not to hang on his walls but to frame and take out a few at a time to compare and contrast.

His works painted on Martinique, such as Tropical Vegetation (1887) and By the Sea (1887), reveal his increasing departure from Impressionist technique during this period, as he was now working with blocks of colour in large, unmodulated planes.

But, when you look at those works, the use of colour, the composition, the line, it's all just virtuoso.' Guston continued painting, and refining this late style, until his death in 1980.

Last week, the American Library Association announced that the 2016 Banned Books Week will spotlight works by authors of colour; Morrison is one of the most banned authors in American libraries, with her novels The Bluest Eye and Beloved both appearing in the top 10 most challenged books on multiple years.