My students spent many hours carefully carving their linoleum blocks using sharp linoleum cutters.
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So I roll out the linoleum and then I draw with charcoal on the linoleum, and then I solidify the drawing with ink so that I know exactly where I'm carving.
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Let your kids slide around on the wood or linoleum.
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The dirt floor buckling underneath a thin layer of linoleum.
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They held my arms and my legs against the antiseptic linoleum.
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The linoleum floor of her room was covered in human waste.
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The roof was caving in; the linoleum floors were peeling back.
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But this is no linoleum-floored community center reeking of bleach.
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His father, Albert, was secretary of the British Linoleum Manufacturers' Association.
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Sleepy-eyed students take their coffee at tables of teal linoleum.
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Until then, I'm going to have another look under my linoleum.
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The women's washroom, lined with teal and white linoleum, is empty.
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The floors that were supposed to be wood were made of linoleum.
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At Ross, the linoleum floors are badly scuffed, the hallways dimly lit.
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Much of the original interior had been buried under drywall and linoleum.
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The fluorescent lights glared off the linoleum floor and hurt my eyes.
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It's a narrow, glass-fronted affair with linoleum flooring, abraded in places.
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It makes a sticky sound, like linoleum coming free from its glue.
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The interior of the shul features arched windows, chandeliers, and a linoleum floor.
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I still remember the whitish noodle curled up against the black linoleum floor.
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It's part the décor, and linoleum floor,And, the punchy and pungent aroma.
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My floor is linoleum, which is easy to clean when I use charcoal.
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She painted the walls yellow and covered the floors in blue linoleum tile.
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It slid across the dirty linoleum and glinted off Tim's black body suit.
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White tablecloths, plastic plates, and disposable utentils are laid out over linoleum tables.
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The floor these days is linoleum (which can be rolled up on moving day).
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Then Prabhati lies down on her stomach, full length, cheek to the cool linoleum.
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The process of creating a linoleum block print demands tremendous patience, time and concentration.
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Upstairs is an office with red linoleum flooring and access to the roof deck.
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The third-floor bathroom includes patterned linoleum floor tiles and a claw-foot tub.
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There is a cheap, mylar curtain in the background and linoleum on the floors.
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Then, have a bite amongst the linoleum, casual chandelier and yellow-and-lime-green everything.
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Linoleum floors, a few tables with chairs, walls covered in accolades and glowing write-ups.
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The white and grey bathroom was clean was striking, with a retro linoleum graphic floor.
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I lay down on the linoleum floor while my son wiggled in his bouncy seat.
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When they found it, the home had a tiny kitchen, linoleum floors and white appliances.
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Both bathrooms in the unit have vintage linoleum flooring and a combined tub and shower.
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The delightfully greasy linoleum sparkling, as sickly fluorescent light dances about with unquestionable beauty and elegance.
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This design makes the 380t ideal for cleaning large surfaces of tile, cement, and linoleum floors.
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Two large prints mounted on the walls are covered in linoleum scraps from the building's floor.
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The players gathered in the locker room, quiet save for the sound of cleats on linoleum.
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Crews ripped out walls, ceilings and flooring, exposing layers of linoleum flooring original to the building.
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At the same time, I worked midnight Black Friday retail shifts and scraped vomit off linoleum.
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Under the worn linoleum and stained carpets were beautiful hardwood floors, ready to be sanded and finished.
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We'd make these little guns that would shoot pieces of very thick linoleum with a rubber band.
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Stacks of clothes and textiles line the rough, wooden floors and remnants of old, blue linoleum tiles.
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Balloons in purple, gold and black lost their helium and floated to the apartment's linoleum tile floor.
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Pablo Picasso's "Nature Morte à la Pastêque" (1962), a color linoleum cut, led the sale at $39,000.
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His father, Arthur, was in the linoleum business, and his mother, Olga (Thorzen) Earle, was a homemaker.
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Just the tap of her heels on the kitchen linoleum sent my heart rate into rapid ascent.
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A town square with linoleum underfoot, not grass, and fluorescent lighting above, not a Norman Rockwell sky.
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The renovated kitchen in this unit has new linoleum checkerboard flooring, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances.
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Bewitched by a gnarled fruit tree, a soapstone sink and a carved pineapple newel post, she chooses to ignore a few insalubrities, like kitchen linoleum that makes her "want to look up the year linoleum was invented" and the former owner's possible expiration in one of the bedrooms.
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On the way back across the linoleum of the kitchen, my bare foot kicked something that rocketed away.
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This kit is suitable for use on linoleum, clay sculptures, soapstone, and softwoods like pine, hickory, and poplar.
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The brick-and-glass building has linoleum floors, low ceilings and wide doors to accommodate beds on wheels.
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My name tumbled out of their mouths and I manifested in the center of their linoleum lunch table.
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He would lay a suit bag down on the linoleum and put his coat on top of it.
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"My linoleum paintings," she called them, jokingly, nailing a resemblance that dissolves with more than a cursory glance.
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Materially speaking, the works range from paintings to linoleum prints to a small etching done on confetti paper.
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As I braved the store's interior, sadly the freshly polished linoleum floor showed no signs of forgotten receipts.
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"This method is fine for linoleum tile and laminate flooring, but it could permanently damage wooden floors," he says.
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Paint and glitter spilled across the blue linoleum and most of the tables in the room, but not Downey's.
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Original wood paneling along with 1930s-style linoleum, which was called congoleum back in the day, decorates the floors.
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The majority of the perps were cuffed, weapons secured, kneeling on the filthy linoleum floor of the Quik Fuel.
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My father greeted each new customer from behind a yellowing linoleum counter, equally attentive to person and ailing machine.
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The squeal of an Ohio union hall's metal chairs, dragged across the linoleum for a morning meet-and-greet.
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The films are accompanied by austere wrought-iron benches, linoleum and men's padded pullovers in a progression of colors.
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The inherent visual characteristics of linoleum block printmaking are an excellent match to create editorial illustrations of this nature.
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It didn't have good flow, she said, and the ugly carpet, popcorn ceilings and linoleum floors were not helping.
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At Vox Recording, which dates to the 1930s, "it's just linoleum floors, so it sounds very live," Danielle said.
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Two of the victim's friends were on their hands and knees, scrubbing the linoleum hallway tiles of her blood.
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Her materials include fiberboard, copper, plywood, galvanized steel, rivets, aluminum, linoleum, canvas, Velcro, high density foamboard, pencil, and acrylic.
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I spent the following evening skating across the floor of the linoleum kitchen in my shared tiny two-bedroom apartment.
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To eat, the children sit on the cracked linoleum floor, which never feels clean no matter how much they mop.
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In her early Woodbridge pictures, she typically depicted children in rooms with cinder-block walls, linoleum floors and battered furniture.
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Even after he graduated to lusher courses, with grasses that roll like linoleum, no one dared to change his stroke.
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On the linoleum floor sits Bruce Tito, Kane's four-week-old Boston terrier, as models circulate in elegant evening dresses.
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The kitchen has checkerboard linoleum floor tiles, granite countertops, a ceramic farmhouse sink, new stainless steel appliances and a pantry.
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The child's head was invisible under various layers of rubble, including parts of a door as well as linoleum flooring.
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The left front parlor has high ceilings, pine floors (freed from their linoleum covering) and an original white-marble fireplace.
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I heard the thump of his cane on the linoleum down the hallway, then his heavy, resonant voice outside my room.
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The teen was not breathing and was lying on the waste-covered linoleum floor of her unfurnished bedroom, investigators have said.
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They tested the theory using using different foods on indoor floor surfaces containing 10 million bacteria, including carpet, linoleum and tiles.
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When you step inside the house, your foot splashed in inch-deep water, sending ripples throughout the home across linoleum floors.
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I love finding stacks of weird paper, discarded insurance company portfolio folders, gift boxes, floor linoleum, X-rays, old books, etc.
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The family's apartment was falling apart, the walls warped and the linoleum stained, said Lilia Borisovna, who bought the apartment later.
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She entered the linoleum-floored front hall of the building, turned the corner, and went down the stairwell toward her door.
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"I can hear the voices of aunties in my head," she said, sliding across the linoleum to flip the sputtering plantains.
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It makes for an odd scene, plucked from an igloo and plopped on the linoleum in front of a humming refrigerator.
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A pool of water is collecting on the linoleum floor, spilling from a washing machine on one side of the tent.
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A dozen young Haitian Americans filled the space, ranging in age from 7 to 20, scattered in groups across the linoleum floor.
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We shuffle around on the buffed linoleum floor of the family visitation room where a few plastic chairs are unstacked for us.
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"But the runway is a linoleum floor and a concrete-walled tunnel," and you can see Teamsters setting up in the background.
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They could be said to describe the domestic realm, while other paintings of photographs on the same linoleum conjure a working studio.
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The 100% natural rubber attracts hair and debris "like a magnet" from hardwood, linoleum, and traditionally difficult surfaces like carpet and rugs.
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It shifts perspective cinematically — close in on young Ms. Winfrey sitting on the linoleum floor, pull back to a panorama of America.
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For example, "Aluminum Foil" (1978) recreates the surface effects of a folded and bunched sheet of aluminum foil on a linoleum floor.
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Underneath the foil, linoleum is visible, a manufactured material intended to look natural, but the variability of the pattern is not random.
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Linoleum can't look like marble, plywood can't recreate the grain of mahogany, and we cannot hide who and what we already are.
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The master bathroom includes double sinks and a sunken Roman tub with a shower head; the period-appropriate linoleum flooring is new.
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The kitchen, which connects to that room, is long, with red linoleum floors and white-painted hardwood cabinets with their original latches.
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Dated, neglected, this oddly shaped chamber, lined in cola-stained linoleum contained maybe seven gaming machines, three of them lightless and lifeless.
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Even though it was my first time carving out of linoleum, it was extraordinary to be part of such a beautiful project.
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You'll find this tiny, linoleum-lined cafe carefully tucked away next to a Converse outlet store on the western side of the city.
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Excited by the aroma, our feet stuck to linoleum, we came alive as the sun went down, our bellies growling for a taste.
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She rubbed her leg in the blood pooling on the linoleum floor so the gunman might think she and her granddaughter were dead.
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It has deep turquoise linoleum with a gold quatrefoil pattern and two thresholds, suggesting that it lay at the juncture of three rooms.
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Don't miss the funky balls of colored masking tape that resulted from making the nearby trompe l'oeil paintings of expanses of linoleum and woodgrain.
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The family's business was started by Mr. Weinrib's grandfather, Samuel, an Austrian immigrant, who began selling carpets and linoleum from a pushcart in 1897.
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With all that soap and water on tile or linoleum, you're very likely to take a tumble if you decide to have penetrative sex.
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Befitting the ethos of the emerging artists they represent, the booths are platforms for performance or installations, with linoleum or AstroTurf covering the floors.
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She's expected to be on the linoleum floor, surrounded by a swarm of nervy patrons, each of whom could potentially pass her the disease.
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Built in 1931 to house sailors from nearby docks, the heavy-set brick building has raw concrete walls, small windows and worn linoleum floors.
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The scientists tested the five-second rule with different foods on various surfaces, including carpet, linoleum and tiles, which were riddled with 10 million bacteria.
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There was no carpeting and no linoleum on the floors, and the walls were covered with what Mr. Rankin described as a tar-like substance.
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There's not much encouragement to be found in the yellow wall tiles and gray linoleum floor that make up the small room's drab institutional decor.
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The dining room leads to a sunny breakfast room and a kitchen with linoleum or Marmoleum floors, new marble counters and a restored vintage stove.
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The area behind the front desk was an industrial yellow and the floor was a drab linoleum and was later covered with faux wood planks.
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This linoleum block printmaking project is one way that gets my students to think deeply about how to communicate an idea in a visual manner.
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How had I become the dejected mother in the fruit aisle, helpless as Micah bucked and cried, dangerously hitting his head on the linoleum floor?
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Coming back to his kitchen, he slipped and fell on the wet linoleum, and ended up at a local hospital with a severely broken pelvis.
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There, she's working on her installation for Brooklyn Bridge Park, a linoleum block printed and cut paper installation that will be over 50 feet long.
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His apartment was five and a half linoleum tiles across from the door of Ms. Torres-Gonzalez's mother, at the end of the fifth-floor hallway.
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His father, Max, who sold linoleum from the back of a truck, eventually bought a drive-in movie theater with his savings, then bought several more.
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I stopped prepping for a second, looked down at my feet, bare and out of my standard uniform's chef shoes, planted on the kitchen's linoleum floor.
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The show is not a wholly immersive experience; rather, the more decorative elements throw the gallery's linoleum floors, air conditioner, and exposed lighting into humorous relief.
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The school's fluorescent lighting and worn linoleum were in marked contrast to his own alma mater, a private school on a verdant hillside in Mbabane, Swaziland.
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Over the years, however, customers started to linger, preferring to enjoy their "takeout" while socializing at the increasing number of tables crowding the store's linoleum floor.
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She led Njoku and Tinsley into a tidy linoleum-floored break room, where she and Dalton Johnson, who started the clinic, in 2001, were having lunch.
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Early in their marriage, she had asked Mr. Pence to carefully move a refrigerator, when she noticed a rip in the kitchen's newly installed linoleum floor.
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The vinyl stools and linoleum-topped tables fill up with grizzled drinkers, staid couples in their sixties, and flannelled young professionals, all scruff and asymmetrical haircuts.
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Beyond is a 215-by-21-foot formal dining room that connects, via a small butler's pantry, to a kitchen with Formica countertops and linoleum floors.
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We wait in hard chairs in a room with shiny linoleum floors and cheery "Information about Canada" signs, tense until they return my brother to us.
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They have installed works from the different shows in different rooms and, where appropriate, displayed their Maxwell Street finds and hung their paintings against gaudy, patterned linoleum.
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They explained that men are seeking out a pampered grooming experience that the barbershop—with its dusty TV, linoleum floor and stack of auto magazines—doesn't offer.
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One is a large sheet of linoleum (2006), and the other a stained maroon carpet (2011), which both appear to have been salvaged from poor people's homes.
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Chip and Joanna reimagined the dated interiors, which included heart-patterned wallpaper and linoleum flooring, and opened up the closed-off layout typical of the 1950s build.
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"It's the iconic South Carolina sauce is what it boils down to," he said, surveying the restaurant, with its lazy Susans, ceiling fans, and brown linoleum floor.
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I favored the soundtrack to "Annie," tap dancing my way across the lemon-lime colored linoleum kitchen floor for months after receiving the album as a present.
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She recounted the story of "sitting on the linoleum floor of my mother's house in Milwaukee" in 1964 watching Sidney Poitier win the Oscar for best actor.
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They spend dozens of hours carving large sheets of linoleum to be placed on asphalt, covered with ink, and pressed by a steamroller onto giant pieces of paper.
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In the 16 works on paper, Goodman uses an ice pick to incise the surface, while in the paintings she uses a linoleum cutter to score the wood.
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Our own faded linoleum and pilled brown carpet, and later, certain poems and paintings, taught me that sunlight, while cast evenly, doesn't touch everything in the same way.
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This makes life complicated if your bedroom — the nursery — is directly above hers and the floors are covered in linoleum, as they are in London in the 1960s.
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When the prayers begin, the girls go into the stairwell so they can hear through the speakers, kneeling on the cold linoleum to be closer, spiritually, to Allah.
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Now I'm just doing it with the linoleum cutter: pulling out and using the shapes and forms which are generated, and letting that lead to the next shape.
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You can't trust urinals either—massive grinning underbites that would get a good laugh out of leaving me to be discovered unconscious, pants down, molars scattered across the linoleum.
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Canada and Russia are the world's two biggest suppliers of flax, a blue-flowering crop whose seed is used in breads and that produces oil for paints and linoleum.
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They decided, however, that they were O.K. with paying a little more for hardwood rather than linoleum floors, new stainless steel appliances, and a bathroom redone with subway tiles.
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Mr. Zakharov runs the fan club from an office with a cracked linoleum floor, and decorated with a "Miss Baltika" calendar, open to Miss May, a scantily clad brunette.
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They keep your feet from hitting the cold linoleum floor in the morning, add some color to your room and make your tiny box look a little less institutional.
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They gain exposure to the field of editorial illustration, experience the complex but rewarding technique of linoleum block printmaking, and finally, produce an artwork that has meaning and depth.
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I remember the door frame with its chipped paint, Bill's messy desk, the scuffed linoleum, the fluorescent lights that made us both ghastly as we stood on the threshold.
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There were awkward, robotic pop-locking moves; an unsanitary worm along the dusty linoleum; and an uninspired finale featuring Cirque du Soleil-lite pole maneuvers and unfortunate body contortions.
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Christian Pederson Behrends critiques both of those works in two linoleum, black-and-white prints that liken the inane actions portrayed in the inaccurate historical paintings to children's games.
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Six years ago — three days after my Paragard IUD was inserted — my knees slammed into the linoleum floor of my kitchen as I fell to the ground in pain, screaming.
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And it is much cozier to step out of bed onto a soft, new rug than cold linoleum or the well-worn wall-to-wall carpeting found in many dorms.
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The short part of the L is used as the dining area and leads into a kitchen with white cabinets, white-tile countertops, linoleum flooring and a separate wet bar.
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While the middle of the store was carpeted in a grayish linoleum, here was a warm-colored fake wood: our initial clue that fruit and vegetables carried a special cachet.
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All the families gathered in the cobwebbed basement lined with chipped linoleum, and sat at the sagging particle board tables for bowls of kimchi stew and bibimbap at post-service lunch.
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And walls made of multi-shaded beige tiles and mint green linoleum, and a countertop that looks like it hasn't properly washed since 1924, is Detroit's version of the Tuscan countryside.
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Each week, they took family and friends and posted photos online of their children frolicking on the beige linoleum floor of the prosecutor's office, like snapshots from a dystopian family vacation.
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After the lunch break, the prosecution showed crime scene photographs of the same nine people, splayed out on the linoleum floor of the fellowship hall, blood pooling where they had dropped.
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There's something pleasantly boozy about Mark Van Yetter's work, and it's not just the tipped-over empty wine bottle that appears in six cheery linoleum prints on the gallery's back wall.
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That May, after Regina and Andrew glided across the linoleum in a moment of joy, I graduated and prepared to move to New York for a summer internship at The Times.
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He sat beside Strauss on one side of a bank of tables in the prison hearing room, an informal chamber with linoleum floors, blond-wood-paneled walls and an acoustic tile ceiling.
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In 1964, I was a little girl sitting on the linoleum floor of my mother's house in Milwaukee watching Anne Bancroft present the Oscar for best actor at the 36th Academy Awards.
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What used to be a 16-by-16 foot mundane dorm room, encased by cement block walls and covered in linoleum tile, has now been transformed into a Pinterest-perfect college living space.
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He uses hyper-amplified sounds like the flick of a lighter and the click of a cane slowly coming into contact with cold linoleum, which pierce through the ambient rumblings of the city.
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Occasionally, between trips up and down the steps, he paused to wipe up drops of paint that had fallen beyond the brown paper he'd laid on the studio's faded but immaculate linoleum floor.
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The other evening, a patron who'd dined in the dorm remarked on the aesthetic step up, from grubby linoleum and napkins by Bounty to Hans Wegner chairs and a wood-burning pizza oven.
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Her blue high heels click across the DMV's blue linoleum tile, and she has vertically layered her dyed blonde hair into a look best described as a chicer version of the Kate Gosselin.
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Joseph allegedly told detectives he had replaced the carpet in Natalie's room with linoleum tile because "it was so soiled by the bodily waste from the children," according to the affidavit, the Register reports.
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Her father sold carpet and linoleum and later fur coats; her mother took in laundry and was an activist for the N.A.A.C.P. Beverly wanted to make art from the time she was a child.
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Mr. Woodcock, known as Woody, had in 103 raised $33,000 to build a morgue, a sparse three-room building with a linoleum floor, where a dozen silver-handled coffins stand upright in two rows.
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About a year after Mikaila tested positive for lead, maintenance workers painted, patched over a large hole in the wall and laid new tiles on top of her crumbling linoleum floor, Ms. Broomes said.
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For "A Moment's Pleasure," Ms. Thomas is transforming much of the museum's east lobby and entrance into residential-feeling spaces with murals (one depicts a sofa), faux-wood paneling and even patterned linoleum floors.
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She paints on hollow core doors, first cutting into them with linoleum cutters and ice picks and attachments to her Dremel drill, to incise the surface with "automatic writing" that guides the development of forms.
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They're a distillation of Art Deco design and research, and the repurposing of actual wallpaper and linoleum flooring from the time (a display outside the gallery lays out Simpsons research materials — be still, my heart!).
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Disobedience was met with strict punishment ranging from revoked snack privileges to receiving "licks" with a wooden paddle, being put in an isolated closet, or being forced to kneel on linoleum for hours on end.
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We lived in rentals and apartments and trailers and tents and our '67 Volkswagen van, which was so rusted that you could lift the torn linoleum beneath your feet and watch the highway blur below.
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Known as Soccer Town USA, Kearny traces its soccer roots to 1870, when soccer-playing immigrants from Scotland and Ireland came to work for two Scottish-owned companies, the Clark Thread Company and Nairn Linoleum.
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After crossing through immigration and customs I normally stop to pick up groceries at the Derby Village Store, an old-fashioned market with linoleum-covered wood floors, narrow aisles and seemingly pre-school-age cashiers.
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Morris and Polonsky predict Europe's next trend-driven restaurant interiors might include angular Serge Mouille sconces and chrome seating, Formica counters and linoleum floors; in this context, these mundane American surfaces would likely feel modern.
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Read the full speech below: In 1964, I was a little girl sitting on the linoleum floor of mother's house in Milwaukee watching Anne Bancroft present the Oscar for Best Actor at the 36th Academy Awards.
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What passes for linoleum in the kitchen is cracked open enough to feel a draft from below, and the shower cannot be used if anyone else in the building also fancies getting clean at that moment.
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In the kitchen, they covered the deteriorating floor with stick-on linoleum, painted the counters with a textured paint that mimics marble and used peel-and-stick paper printed with subway tile to create a backsplash.
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Teams of young men shuffle down the long, linoleum-lined hallways in sweatshirts, pace the research rooms in their socks, or hover over laptops in rows, heads down, subsisting mostly on Red Bull, crackers, and Pocky Sticks.
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In Concord earlier this month, before the big finish, he'd started off quite stiffly, reading off teleprompters through weak speakers to a crowd that had already waited on linoleum through three introductions and the pledge of allegiance.
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I remember the color of the linoleum on the floor where I fell, beige, and the pattern, veined, and then the blood, and the tissue, a swirl of red and white: red-wine red, egg-white white.
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Should you forgo the drive-thru window and actually make it inside one of the chain's locations, you're usually greeted by a sea of linoleum tabletops, dingy tile, and maybe some maroon and purple barstools if you're lucky.
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Aside from the basement's tendency to flood during the rare Los Angeles rainstorm, it was a fine setup, a linoleum warren of adolescent artifacts and piles of books that I ordered from eBay when stoned late at night.
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Biggers's patterns and textures sumptuously occupied the David Castillo Gallery booth with four quilt-based wall works, a wonderful decoratively patterned linoleum floor, and a feather-covered sculptural figure, as well as smaller pieces on the outer walls.
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There's the relentless squeak of rubber soles on linoleum, the distant whirr of shopping cart wheels, the dazed chatter of couples deciding what's for dinner, and the polyrhythmic beeping of the cash registers that guard any available exit.
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I was to come through the front door, take off my shoes directly a few feet from the house mat outside of the door, so no dirt would be tracked in on the freshly installed white, porcelain linoleum.
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From the late 1970s come photorealist oil paintings of linoleum floors; chaste though they are, they, too, hint at things to come, with spilled fluids, shiny bits of foil, and canny alignments of subjects with the image surface.
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In front of a vending machine in an adjoining room, away from the other visitors, he placed his thumbs on the linoleum floor, stretched out his legs, did a few pushups, and swore he could do many more.
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The three bedrooms are on the second floor and share a hall bathroom with an original sink, new linoleum flooring and a combined tub and shower; the two bedrooms at the front of the house have dormer windows.
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But the postbrunch atmosphere for Sunday's game had all the buzz of a linoleum convention, an indictment of two lousy teams playing for nothing — and an indication, perhaps, that James has lost some of his luster this season.
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Though at the time critics perceived only an incomprehensible heap of red and black linoleum shavings when contemplating "The Spring" (1912), today our practiced eyes can organize the fractured forms into several figures cavorting in a shallow pictorial space.
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Like most homeowners, she decorated the public spaces of her new house first, and the master bedroom was given the unglamorous last place on the list of rooms to redo, right next to the green linoleum-clad guest bath.
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Many of these slice masters are chasing an ideal version of the foldable, portable triangle sold across linoleum counters in all five boroughs, a search suffused with nostalgia for an era before processed cheese, sweetened sauce and wholesale dough.
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He and his team of contractors gutted much of the apartment, tore up the linoleum floors, exposed a brick wall and shifted the placement of the kitchen, bathroom and living room to bring in more light from the backyard.
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It's a linoleum (or hardwood, or Spanish tile) Shangri La, a little bigger than a convenience store, with a highly visible exit, a couple of checkout staff, no more than four or five aisles, and not a single bird inside.
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Oprah opened her address describing a scene of herself sitting on the linoleum floor of her mother's house in Milwaukee as a child in 20083, watching Sidney Poitier become the first black man to win the Oscar for best actor.
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Drame and her daughter had returned home that April day from shopping, the newspaper reported, and Diop was replacing linoleum tiles on the floor when he and his wife began arguing and "tussled" on the ground, where Diop violently strangled Drame.
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The morning is cool on the outside and hot in the restaurant, the war in the words playful as a war can be, meaning each gut bleeds out like a slit pig's, filling the cracks in linoleum, spilling over, becoming smooth.
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With green tiles lining the walls, black and white linoleum flooring, and hallways redolent of an antiseptic whose recipe hadn't changed since the 1950s, the hospital had a distinct postwar feel, and an unchanging culture to go along with it.
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Unique takes on classical portraiture created from reclaimed detritus (like pieces of chairs, linoleum, doorknobs, and wallpaper), Shrobe's works often include only fragments of the faces of his "sitters," their collaged torsos surrounded at least partially by old frame fragments.
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For their joint show at Anton Kern Gallery in New York, which runs until later this month, Gamper built linoleum tables to display her pieces and surrounded them with chairs from a shuttered ice cream parlor in Italy that he salvaged and reupholstered.
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If, say, your promised hardwood floors turn out to be cheap linoleum, that correspondence or pics of misleading ads can be the ticket to making your landlord deliver, or allow you leverage to negotiate a more appropriate rent when perception doesn't meet reality.
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This 863-year career survey includes sculptures made from broken-down furniture; painting on a found, large sheet of beat-up linoleum; and a video in which a ventriloquist's dummy lip-syncs a presidential campaign speech made by Ronald Reagan in 1980.
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This 15-year career survey includes sculptures made from broken-down furniture; painting on a found, large sheet of beat-up linoleum; and a video in which a ventriloquist's dummy lip-syncs a presidential campaign speech made by Ronald Reagan in 222.
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In the Bronx Museum's first large gallery, photographs from the Bronx Floors series and one surviving sculpture—a squat, L-shaped chunk of floor whose blue linoleum is still surprisingly vibrant—occupy the center of the room, surrounded by photographs of graffiti.
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On the heavily Latino east side where in some neighborhoods children make up nearly 40 percent of the total number of residents, the city's two community centers cater to children — and have the charm of a hospital, with linoleum floors and fluorescent lighting.
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This 15-year career survey includes sculptures made from broken-down furniture; painting on a found, large sheet of beat-up linoleum; and a video in which a ventriloquist's dummy lip-syncs a presidential campaign speech made by Ronald Reagan in 1980.
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In an ode to the material, the artist Myra Mimlitsch-Gray created a sculptural work called "Magnification: Engraving," (2017) that looks like a of a block of linoleum (or an exceptionally smooth container of ice cream) with scoops of material gouged from its gleaming surface.
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Interviewed at the alliance's utilitarian quarters—think linoleum floors and corridor signs reading: "No Classified Discussion In This Area"—Mr Stoltenberg notes that America is the only superpower with so many formal allies, calling that a source of strength which China and Russia lack.
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I saw my facility's vocational offerings dwindle to a choice between horticulture and flooring, and wondered how the fuck I was supposed to make my way in this world armed with nothing but the abilities to wax linoleum and grow basil in a greenhouse.
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"I felt my back pressed firmly against the linoleum floor, my limp body buckling under each compression, my chest swelling with each artificial breath squeezed into me through a tube, a hollow slipping sensation," he wrote in his memoir Mirror Touch, published in 2017.
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Inside was a Sam Spade labyrinth of bad linoleum, but the offices had giant windows and a swank mailing address ("World Trade Center"), and my father had what used to be the thrill of urban real estate: the feeling of getting away with something.
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It's hard to imagine Mario Buatta or Nate Berkus spending three months sleeping on a mattress in a corner of a client's farmhouse in New York's Hudson Valley scraping up old linoleum with a putty knife, or cooking chili in a makeshift outdoor kitchen.
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In the kitchen, to give the dated linoleum floors a new look, he skimmed the surface with a pole sander to ensure the paint would stick, then primed the floor and used a yardstick and painter's tape to create thick blue-and-white stripes.
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Well, you can't run a sander over linoleum so we had to, over a weekend, take out the stub floor for that whole part of the stage, drop it down a half an inch and lay in an honest-to-god, real wood parquet floor.
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" The tour Noe gives us of the town is full of pleasures: a digression on traveling encyclopedia salesmen; illuminating, often comic descriptions of the social intricacies of church and pub culture; the chemist's shop with its "once flood-swollen and now lifted-in-places linoleum.
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In the exhibition's signature work, Eric Avery appropriates Dürer's engraving "Adam and Eve" (1504), which idealized the human form, and focuses on the diseases from which humans suffer in "Paradise Lost" (2011), a three-linoleum block print with polymer text block on okawara paper.
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A pencil drawing captures the gritty crunchiness of a waffle cone; the saturated color and velvety quality of pastel are best suited for a dollop of ice cream; black ink brushwork shows the high-contrast shadows of jewel-toned candy apples on a white linoleum counter.
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Indeed that worn linoleum and carpet of "Untitled" (2006) and "Untitled" (2011) suggest that domesticity is a kind of simultaneous wearing away of the substrate, and an accumulation of signs (stains and tears) that indicate use by a particular set of people in a particular time.
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Twenty-six years later, not much has changed: the interior looks like an archived "Twin Peaks" set (wood veneer, linoleum flooring, fluorescent red lighting), and, aside from biannual trips to Poland, when she shuts the place down for several weeks, Lucy still works from open to close.
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The early Rivers, in her cocktail dresses and pearls, seemed to be playing a version of herself, the wised-up funny lady who made jokes about sex on the linoleum because she knew it was far better to make jokes about that floor than to scrub it.
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But when that final scene rolled, and Kevin Spacey twisted his ankle back into working order just as the coffee mug shattered on the precinct's linoleum floor, I jumped up and down in the basement like my favorite team had pulled off a miraculous last-minute upset.
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The meeting itself — once I willed myself out of the car, into the cold and through the lit doorway — was just a bunch of strangers gathered around a huge wooden table, past a kitchen tracked with footprints, old linoleum curling upward at the edges of the room.
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But it didn't tell me that my attic insulation was worthless or that the previous owner's renovation had covered up a vent in the kitchen with linoleum and a refrigerator, which is why the kitchen was boiling in the summer, even when the oven was off.
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Instead of hewing to the geometric formalism of stencils, randomness began to reign, perhaps inspired by enamel kitchen "speckleware" — first sold in the 1870s and still found on lobster pots and clam steamers — or the new vogue for spotted linoleum, invented in England around the same time.
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These were bureaucratic reports conceived like novels, with Lange capturing the sort of detail no pie chart could render — the decaying roll of linoleum, for instance, that a homeless family had been carting around for three years in hopes of once again having a kitchen floor.
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I enjoyed seeing her up on the screen, but I never lost my heart to her the way Sorel has, and if it had been my linoleum she surfaced from, I wouldn't have felt driven to research all the interesting details that have mesmerized the author.
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If you don't ride a subway but you have tiled floor nearby, you can get a sense for this by standing at the center of a three-foot-by-three-foot section of typical vinyl or linoleum tiles and imagining yourself surrounded by more and more people.
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Mr. Feit, 83, shuffled with his walker along the linoleum floor at the Fourth Avenue Jail in Phoenix on Wednesday, anchored his stooped body behind a desk and addressed Commissioner Paula Williams of Maricopa County Superior Court, who was presiding over his initial court appearance on closed-circuit television.
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The project is Self's first foray into installation, and Sour Patch is a kind of cartoonish simulacrum of a store: colored linoleum tile floors, safety mirrors along the ceiling, shelving wallpaper festooned with images of giant, colorless Sour Patch Straws, Vicks Vitamin C drops, and Udupi chips (plantain chips).
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In the words of the humblebrag that emblazons the museum, "I did this all while you were watching TV." New York: The Toynbee Tiles Scattered across Manhattan and Philadelphia are what have come to be know as the Toynbee Tiles, linoleum tiles wrapped in tarpaper and covered in glue.
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The snow's groans as it's stepped on; a mop's slop-sound as it cleans a dingy linoleum floor; the gelatinous fight a casserole puts up as it's dished out; the whooshing one's arms make in a parka; the heavy clunk of a police badge on a wooden kitchen table.
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And then I was really trying to figure out what the wooden floors were made of, and finally realized that it was just linoleum printed to look like wood … when I looked at that plaster on the walls, I thought it was wallpaper, because it was so ornamental.
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Deacon is a creator—or fabricator, to use his favored term for himself—of disconcerting objects of variable size (from small to monumental) and unpredictable design (airily looping, glumly massy) made of materials that have included, by turn or in combination, wood, steel, iron, ceramic, plastic, linoleum, and leather.
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In her exhibition Brenda Goodman: In a New Space at DAVID&SCHWEITZER Contemporary (September 8 – October 1, 2017), she uses a linoleum cutter on wooden hollow core doors or, in the case of paper, an ice pick, to incise the surface, or, more accurately, to scar the work's skin.
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An impressive medley of aesthetic strategies (rips, sutures, holes, fragments, patches, stitches, wrappings, knots) combined with a startling array of painterly, handmade and found materials (repurposed fabric, linoleum, metal, charred wood, grommets, burlap, natural straw, leaves, root, hair, blood, latex rubber) characterize the visual lexicon of this pioneering artist's work.
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After all, their combined renovation experience consisted mostly of watching reality TV. But in a search for more space and proximity to nature, the couple found themselves captivated by a dated one-bedroom apartment in Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. Never mind the wall-to-wall carpeting, linoleum-lined balcony and pink bathroom toilet.
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And so it was that about two dozen Pflag volunteers, some in their 20s, clad in sneakers and tattoos, others comfortably into retirement age, found themselves in the very guts of the Great White Way — a windowless, subterranean room in Midtown Manhattan with gray linoleum floors below the Circle in the Square Theater.
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Valerie meant to go looking for Robyn then, to say goodbye, but the sight of chaos in the kitchen brought her up short: dishes piled in an old sink, gas cooker filthy with grease, torn slices of bread and stained tea towels and orange peels lying on the linoleum floor where they'd been dropped.
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I was working as a cook and broke as fuck, and so what you did was you went drinking on Division Street, where there were all of these just really crappy bars with peeling linoleum floors and swinging fluorescent lights, and people in there drinking till 6 AM. It wasn't nice, but it was cheap.
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I loved everything about the place: the pictures of movie stars like Jimmy Cagney lining the wall; the hint of tonic and talcum in the air; the sound of a broom against the linoleum as it swept clippings between cuts; the soundtrack: Frank Sinatra to Motown to Van Morrison, almost always accompanied by John's humming.
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In "Window Dressing: Background 4, Apron VI" (2003/07), the central garment is as reminiscent of a stylized samurai jinbaori as it is an apron, and the background, which features a circular opening and white gridded wallpaper, equally suggests the vintage linoleum tiles of an American kitchen or the sliding paper screens of a traditional Japanese house.
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Countering the online health gurus is especially difficult when they offer the irresistible cocktail of medical language muddled with a much more pleasing aesthetic than medicine, far from the clinical world of linoleum and antiseptic, a better place where patients' conditions are diagnosed with metaphors ("adrenal fatigue") and treated with poetry (holy basil, bone broth, Himalayan sea salt).
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From there she slowly amassed interesting pieces: a Matteo Grassi dining set from the estate sale of a Dow Chemical heir, a pair of Mario Bellini chairs she found on eBay, a brash, craggy ceramic vessel purchased directly from the L.A. artist Roger Herman and, more recently, a custom maple and linoleum credenza commissioned from the independent furniture maker Doug McCollough.
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Metal mesh, metal shelving, sandpaper, linoleum, bubble wrap, cardboard, coffee filter, painted brick: holding a pen-shaped utensil in your right hand, you touch the desired texture's name and then drag the utensil across a countertop, say, and in your fingers you feel exactly the sensation that you would feel if the tool were being dragged across the material you specified.
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Three years ago in Wired, Adrian Chen wrote a great piece about the poor souls who work for these billion-dollar companies out of linoleum-tiled offices in the Philippines — far from the glittering campuses of Silicon Valley or the high-tech office towers in San Francisco — whose job it is to keep dick pics and beheadings from reaching the screen of your preferred internet consumption device.
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WINNIPEG/HAMBURG, Dec 22 (Reuters) - Demand for Canadian flax, used in linoleum flooring and health foods, has pushed prices of the oilseed to one-year highs as Europe shuns Russian supplies laced with a herbicide made by Dow Chemical Co. The European Union, the world's second-largest importer of flax after China, slashed acceptable levels for haloxyfop by 90 percent last June, shifting demand to Canada, where farmers do not use it.
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Shanahan scraped Kessel off the linoleum and sent him to a building in Pittsburgh; he tore the David Clarkson garbage disposal out of the wall and sent it to a landfill in Ohio, and with the extraction and shipping of Dion Phaneuf to Ottawa as part of a nine-piece swap that brought traffic cone art installation Jared Cowen to Toronto on Tuesday, all of the overpriced amenities and unsightly decorations Nonis insisted the house needed have been redistributed throughout North America.
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Robert Smithson, "Untitled [Venus with lightning bolts]" (1964), pencil and crayon with collage on paper, 30 x 1963 in (© Holt-Smithson Foundation / Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY, courtesy James Cohan, New York) (click to enlarge)The primary focus of Pop is the series of pencil-and-crayon drawings in the main space, each following the formula of a central rectangle containing a geometric or humanoid element ("Striped Center," "Pink linoleum center," "Pink psychedelic center," "Man in colonial American dress and Indian") surrounded by a figural frame.
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