She canvasses neighborhoods trying to get witnesses to come forward.
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I make my own canvasses out of burlap on board.
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THROUGHOUT history artists' canvasses have mostly been stretched on a frame.
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County canvassing boards have until August 21 to complete their canvasses.
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Three giant, bruise-colored canvasses are bathed in natural light from above.
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IF: Yeah, there's three different canvasses that the Assistant lives in right now.
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She added three-dimensional objects to her canvasses and then began to sculpt.
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Some remove the paint from old canvasses and reuse them for their creations.
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They're divided into canvasses and woven leathers and floral and things like that.
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In the morning she'll launch phone banks and canvasses in the Boulder area.
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But there is another, significant obstacle as Rubio canvasses the Romney map: Jeb Bush.
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Ultimately, I.S.S. will say that it reflects its clients' wishes and, presumably, canvasses them.
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The canvasses did increase the number of registered voters — but not by a lot.
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How are owls, ears, or staffs standard or dissimilar across each of Bosch's canvasses?
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In 2016, one of her canvasses sold for $5,000 at a Christie's exhibition in London.
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Ina called that canvasses, and that's kind of the right way to think about it.
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The group touts that it's twice the size of any other independent canvasses backing Ossoff.
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I paint in oil so I always have several canvasses going at the same time.
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Dee Rogers canvasses in Everett, Massachusetts, for the "Yes on 3" campaign to protect transgender rights.
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They're also blank canvasses for super-simple beer cocktails that transform them from swill to swell.
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Every state elections division conducts canvasses of results in the weeks and months after an election.
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She listened to classical music and painted watercolors on canvasses she showed no one but him.
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The cavernous space is remarkably tidy, with canvasses hung against the walls and tools stored neatly.
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Im Hultberg produces mostly monochromatic canvasses but creates accents in her work through areas of strong contrast.
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The moody palette lends gravitas, while the rich tones of skin and vegetation jump off the canvasses.
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When flatness returned it again fractured into the elaborate rectangular archipelagoes — or clusters — of small shaped canvasses.
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The household survey, which canvasses homes and asks how many people are at work, provided less encouraging data.
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Uinseann came into her studio and said, "I rather like that painting," pointing at one of her canvasses.
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Other experts use scientific testing of paints, canvasses or other materials to determine if the work is legitimate.
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In 21970, three lucky New Yorkers bought graffiti-style canvasses, priced at $60 each, from a Central Park stall.
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If Instagram offers a place to play with your grid, Pinterest is all about creating multiple canvasses of work.
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In 2013, three lucky New Yorkers bought graffiti-style canvasses, priced at $60 each, from a Central Park stall.
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More than 150 events were held across the country, attended by 5,000 people and resulting in 85033,500 scheduled canvasses.
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"Their designs, linework, and detail rival that of professionally trained painters, though their canvasses are considerably smaller," Blocker says.
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He distrusted whites, and felt he was prevented from becoming a painter of canvasses rather than of signs and billboards.
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He'll launch get-out-the-vote canvasses in Manchester, Dover and Concord and will hold a town hall in Rochester.
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The women's bodies depicted in canvasses by Peter Paul Rubens have long since made "Rubenesque" a euphemism for plus-size.
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But Love hasn't conceded and there are still outstanding votes in two big counties as the vote canvasses wrap up Tuesday.
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The paintings in the Fragonard Room, of course, cannot be changed, as the large-scale canvasses are set into the walls.
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For presidential candidates, that meant the end (for now) of rallies and canvasses, replaced by occasional live streams or live interviews.
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Some of their large canvasses bring the viewer into urban streets framed by fiery furnaces that seemed to define the modern city.
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Either way, have fun and snag this acrylic paint kit with two canvasses, 12 paints, five brushes, and an easel for $27.99.
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But as Mr. Malpass canvasses the world to seek support for his candidacy, he is trying to distance himself from his boss.
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Buttigieg's team, in this upcoming week alone, will launch canvasses from 13 field offices that are located in an Iowa pivot county.
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Color-Aid allows itself one gimmie on the color front, and these are the poured-resin canvasses of Cologne-based artist Peter Zimmermann.
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Elias proceeded to list five main objectives and actions implemented by the campaign, including conducting meetings and monitoring and staffing post-election canvasses.
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Three of 42-year-old elephant Sandra's abstract canvasses, with colored lines flowing across them resembling rivers, fetched about 40,000 forints ($150) each.
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It canvasses about two-dozen top pollsters in the country on a question of public interest and then averages the total of the answers.
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The exhibition catalogue shows Pundyk in her studio kneeling on the canvasses to apply paint from the sumptuous palette of colors arrayed around her.
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Spurlock canvasses the country doing market research, investigating whether fast food fare has improved since his first film and making wry observations on branding.
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I like to keep a steady stack of different sized empty canvasses around because I never know what size I want to start working on.
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It will also fund canvasses and literature campaigns across the country, said Lindsay Killen, the vice president for strategic outreach and communications at the Mackinac Center.
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In 2271, the leaders of LUCHA, Puente and Poder in Action created a campaign called BAZTA Arpaio, featuring neighborhood canvasses that were more like block parties.
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It has abandoned plans for smartphone canvasses in group living quarters like college dorms and prisons, and scaled back its culling of information from federal databases.
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They just keep on trying to come up with different canvasses or surfaces or whatever to get at this giant pile of knowledge they have about you.
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The exception to my argument comes when you get enough extra horizontal space to allow you to run two (or more) vertical work canvasses side by side.
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There are artists using every square inch of wall space, with stacks of canvasses on hand to replace any gaps that appear when their work exchanges hands.
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He said it can take 14 layers of alcohol ink for the material to adhere to the nearly indestructible Japanese Yupo paper he uses as his canvasses.
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Painter Zach Federbush, who greeted all visitors with "May I offer you some candy?" showed a series of four canvasses that celebrate water, fire, plants, and electricity.
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And my cohort are hardly in the tank for Trump: Nearly all of the anti-Trump protests, rallies, and canvasses I've gone to have been led by millennials.
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We would get back from canvasses and I'd look up at the tally sheets and see that 18 out of 18 conversations that somebody had were positive views.
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For her painting series Derby Kisses, currently on view at Helsinki's Gallery Saariaho Järvenpää, Hyvönen created massive, hyperrealistic, bas relief renderings of these "love bites" on leather canvasses.
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She has taken a radically new direction in this body of work: painting on significantly larger canvasses; using a more vibrant, chromatic palette; and stepping into mythological terrain.
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Images from Rhea Karam's book Breathing Walls (2009) trace the political posters of Beirut and explore how the city's walls serve as canvasses onto which political conflicts are mapped.
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Mr. Wade had a second artistic pursuit: creating photo emulsions in which he transferred images of the Southwest from old postcards and photographs onto canvasses, painted and enlarged them.
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Some stood in a semicircle around a young field organizer providing instructions on how to conduct door-to-door canvasses for Harley Rouda, the Democrat challenging longtime Republican Rep.
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They use the files to target registered voters in phone drives, door-knocking canvasses and by mail, and the files can be the base of more complex microtargeting efforts.
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Typically, they said, before sending documents into the Oval Office, the staff secretary canvasses senior administration officials to give them a chance to object to a draft's analysis or recommendations.
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Little surprise that in 1948 he rendered his Parisian kitchen in monochrome lines and abstract shapes, and that the foodstuffs that appeared on his plate appeared on his canvasses, too.
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In the states below, just as in the Super Tuesday states, Sanders has built real organizations, whereas Biden is largely zooming by on endorsements, name recognition and some last-minute canvasses.
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The Cuban learnt to then soak the canvasses for at least an hour and rinse them to get rid of the salt and any organic matter, before hanging them out to dry.
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But when hyping up his supporters over the weekend as they launched more canvasses, Ossoff still made indirect references to Trump, saying that "fear and hate" won't be tolerated in the state.
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It's a gruesome exhibit — famous photos of murdered women recreated with paint and giant canvasses — and the city can't help but wonder if Lord has suffered the same grisly fate as her subjects.
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At a recent show in Singapore, dubbed the "K+ Instagram Exhibition," 13 Instagram users had recent posts enlarged, printed on canvasses and priced to sell to anyone who wanted to pay for them.
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"They just took my cane away and I'm walking around pretty good now," says Crouch, who recently stocked up on cans of spray paint and canvasses in order to help pass the time.
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While watching the different takes and more expansive canvasses can be instructive, it hasn't solved the riddle of why King adaptations have so often been disappointing, which hasn't dissuaded producers from repeatedly trying.
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Moving forward into the maze of Guston's lush and fleshy abstractions, placed beside his figurative canvasses full of wonky hammers, light bulbs, and cartoon figures, you become immersed in a unique physical language.
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Selim Jabbouri, the Sunni parliamentary speaker who hails from the Muslim Brotherhood, speaks of establishing a cross-confessional party in the 2018 elections and canvasses in Shia as well as Sunni parts of Iraq.
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The company has already built highly detailed maps that developers can now use to develop collaborative AR experiences — it's like the maps of these spaces become canvasses for virtual objects to be painted on.
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This exhibition unearths many works from that era, including large canvasses, sculptures, and an installation of Rammellzee's "letter racers," spacecraft-like sculptures shaped like letters of the alphabet created from toy bits and ephemera.
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" Despite a series of key primaries taking place next week, the Sanders campaign said it would put a halt to all "door-to-door canvasses, instead moving to digital formats and outreach wherever possible.
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Some canvasses show intelligence documents with the black redaction lines in gold and silver leaf, while others are blowups of handwritten statements by detainees alleging all kinds of horrific abuses at the hands of Americans.
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"We have monitored and staffed the post-election canvasses — where voting machine tapes are compared to poll-books, provisional ballots are resolved, and all of the math is double checked from election night," he wrote.
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Some of the DSA's canvasses are held in conjunction with Sanders and local candidates, so beyond talking about the 2020 primaries, volunteers are also talking to voters about people running for state and city office.
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The survey was conducted during the week including the 12th day of the month, to match the period when the government canvasses business establishments for the nonfarm payrolls component of the closely watched employment report.
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The survey was conducted during the week including the 12th day of the month, to match the period when the government canvasses business establishments for the nonfarm payrolls component of the closely watched employment report.
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As police chased graffiti artists from their canvasses of choice in the city's subway depots, tunnels, and bridges, they began to take refuge in arrangements that relied on the kindness of more lenient and enlightened property owners.
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"And most importantly, we have monitored and staffed the post-election canvasses -- where voting machine tapes are compared to poll-books, provisional ballots are resolved, and all of the math is double checked from election night," Elias said.
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Election data from prior years come from official canvasses produced by state elections offices, whereas the 2018 election data relies on unofficial results, before every absentee and provisional ballot is counted, meaning final tallies are likely to increase.
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A staggering amount of her time is spent shuttling to events of potential voters, where she schmoozes and canvasses in equal measure: "We can't be complacent," she was seen telling guests at a bar before the last primary.
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He's a way to get and train new potential volunteers and members, and combining pro-Sanders canvasses with work for local democratic socialist candidates could help the DSA accomplish its bigger project of becoming a larger national movement.
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For Our Future was making a particularly aggressive push via canvasses and City Hall press conferences in recent days -- ahead of the opening weekend for early voting here in Milwaukee, when Democrats hoped to rush in low-propensity voters.
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His work for the Olympics — his biggest-budget project ever, he said, though he would not disclose the cost — and an independent addition to Casa Amarela complements his long-running "Inside Out" photo series, turning urban landscapes into canvasses.
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Gillian Ayres, a leading British abstract painter whose pursuit of beauty led her to use evocative colors, texture her works with thick layers of oils and occasionally to hurl paint at her canvasses, died on Wednesday in North Devon, England.
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While Sanders's canvasses are shut down here and elsewhere, Biden always had a shoestring operation in post-Super Tuesday states, and he has done best with voters who have made up their minds in the last days before an election.
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But if liberals also shy away from face-to-face political communities, choosing to spend their free hours as at-home hobbyists rather than participating in weekly political meetings and canvasses, they should expect to reap as little as they sow.
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The poll, which canvasses more than 10,000 voters on a weekly basis, found that 6 percent of Democratic voters listed women's issues as their top priority at the beginning of May, compared to 14 percent that did so around the start of June.
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By taking an image of Jackie Kennedy at John F. Kennedy's funeral, or a moment of racial violence, and silk-screening the image again and again on a series of canvasses, Warhol recorded his own inability to respond emotionally to televised tragedy.
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But the ideas and art brought forth during the fecund period of Viennese history from the late 1880s to the 19473s endured—from Loos's modernist architecture to Gustav Klimt's symbolist canvasses, from Schoenberg's atonal music and Mahler's Sturm und Drang to Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophy.
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It took him some two decades to complete the cycle of paintings, which depicts what he called "the joys and sorrows" of the Slavic peoples (most of which were without a state when he began) on canvasses as big as six by eight metres.
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One exception was Jean Pigozzi, heir to the Simca motoring fortune, who, starting in the 1103s, amassed a huge collection of contemporary African art, though never by going to the continent himself; instead, he sent a curator with cash, canvasses and paint for encouragement.
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In addition to walls as barriers and canvasses, the exhibition also explores the use of these structures as sites of spirituality and reflection, as in the case of Jerusalem's Western Wall and collections of Buddhist mani prayer stones that are stacked along pilgrimage routes.
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Calder reports on fresh efforts to track down canvasses that Kelly and the painter Jack Youngerman — who'd introduced Kelly to Calder in Paris — had sent to José Hernan Briceño at the Galería Cuatro Muros in Caracas for a 1952 exhibition and had not yet received back.
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"Whereas the actual Bernie campaign might have a top-down approach of getting a volunteer network to go out and build these coordinated canvasses, we're really encouraging people to almost do a self-directed canvas," said Lawrence Dreyfuss, program associate for the DSA, in an interview in 2019.
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It was on view for the first time in the United States at the Guggenheim in 2018–2019 where her canvasses were radiantly exhibited in the museum's renowned spiral in a deeply moving show curated by Tracey Bashkoff, Director of Collections and Senior Curator, and David Horowitz, Curatorial Assistant.
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The cottage was bright with sunlight and cluttered with a lifetime's accumulation of achievements — artwork he'd completed or abandoned tucked into every available space, sculptures on stools and stacks of canvasses leaning against walls, a table covered with bottles of paint and jars of brushes, a couch weighed down with books.
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I have long held to the theory that one of the benefits of being a curator is the opportunity to lick canvasses when no one else is around, and the candy finish on these works by Zimmermann would make the temptation almost irresistible for me (thankfully I'm not a curator).
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"During this 20-year period, there was also a greater correlation between the mark making that Still executed on canvasses and on works on paper, as well as between the composition of the paintings and the works on paper in terms of the relationship between positive and negative space," Sobel said.
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"Bevin, bless his heart, can't pass the opportunity up when a microphone is around to insult a teacher," says Jeni Bolander, a high-school teacher who is a member of Kentucky 120 United, a teacher-advocate group, as she canvasses for Mr Beshear in the eastern part of the state.
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Equally drawn to vernacular imagery, Jim Falconer's canvasses are crowded with floppy, wriggly forms adapted from popular sources: "Morbid Sunshine by a Miner Artist" (1966), for example, features a central figure in bright yellow and a black top hat, looking like a wobbly version of the Planter's company's Mr. Peanut, surrounded by similarly cartoonish forms.
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Her solo debut in New York, following her viral portrait of Michelle Obama, will feature some of the largest canvasses she's ever made, the better to showcase what she previously described to Hyperallergic as "a gentle presentation of Black identity," a response, or a rebuttal to assumptions about what that identity should or shouldn't be.
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And that was true even before a spate of allegations of sexual assault enveloped Trump's candidacy -- which is expected to tear into Trump's numbers with suburban women in places like Milwaukee's collar counties, even though no voters brought it up over three canvasses last week, and groups on both side of the aisle are steering clear.
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"In light of concerns about coronavirus and out of an abundance of caution for our staff, volunteers and supporters, the Sanders campaign has asked all staff to work from home and will no longer hold large events or door-to-door canvasses, instead moving to digital formats and outreach wherever possible," the statement from Casca reads.
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"You're basically knocking on doors and doing neighborhood canvasses and looking at the suitability and fitness for office of future FBI agents, of people who are undergoing a five-year re-investigation to maintain a top secret clearance, and for judicial nominees, like Kavanaugh," said retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent James Gagliano, a CNN law enforcement analyst.
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The exhibition is centered on large-scale canvasses from Azzam's most recent "Untitled Storeys" series (2015), filled with images the artist sourced from Reuters and other news outlets, which are void of any figuration or presence of human life, depicting instead the stillness, alienation, and haunting sense of absence experienced by the millions of men, women, and children who have fled, to destinations unknown, in search of asylum.
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Kalla and Broockman did find 260 existing randomized field experiments wherein campaigns, working in cooperation with academic researchers, randomly subjected a subset of voters to canvasses, phone calls, direct mail, TV or online ads, and other interventions, and compared how the treated and untreated groups responded to later surveys on how they expect to vote in the upcoming election, or how they voted if the election happened already.
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More from the Financial Times: Trump signs 'Buy American, Hire American' orderUS Treasury canvasses appetite for 'ultra-long' bondsSupport builds for watered-down Glass-Steagall law Instead, he laid out an agenda that gives credence to the growing view in Washington that, when it comes to economic policy at least, the Trump administration may be turning out to be a variant of mainstream Republicanism rather than the fire-breathing "America First" populism Mr Trump employed to get elected.
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