kaish造句

• Kaish continued his artistic practice in a studio at the American Academy.
• Kaish received a Louis Comfort Tiffany Grant for travel and study in Europe.
• For over 30 years, Kaish has served and advised various arts organizations.
• Kaish was deeply influenced by these changes, as were classmates including Sol LeWitt.
• Kaish's work bends towards abstraction in its experimentation with color and light.
• A brief period back in the United States followed Kaish's work in Florence.
• During Kaish's years at Syracuse, the College of Fine Arts underwent radical change.
• Subsequently, Kaish returned to Italy, where she lived and worked in Rome from 1956-57.
• In 1959, Kaish was recognized with a Temple B'rith Kodesh, designed by architect Pietro Bellushi.
• Kaish was born in Newark, NJ, grew up in Maplewood, NJ and attended Columbia High School.
• Neil, whose stage name is Kaish, wept several times and bowed his head during the hour-long hearing.
• A retrospective at the Jewish Museum in 1973 featured the range of Kaish's work across the previous two decades.
• I don't mind working with Kaish in this issue, but the information must be verifiable at the highest level.
• Living in a MacDougal Street loft above the Cafe Reinzi hailed as a center for Village intellectual life Kaish pursued his art.
• In the early 1960s, Kaish returned to the U . S . and settled in New York City's Greenwich Village.
• Kaish had an early affinity for drawing and painting, which was fostered by weekend trips to the Metropolitan Museum in New York City.
• Major commissions from a variety of organizations and architects also led Kaish to create ark doors, memorials to the Holocaust, menorahs, and Christ figures.
• It's native to New York State, but the quarries have all been deserted, and you can't get it anymore, " Kaish recounted.
• Shortly after the birth of his daughter, Melissa Kaish Dorfman, the Kaishes relocated to the Upper West Side studios where they worked side-by-side.
• Over the years, critics have pointed to Kaish's affinity to masters like Joaqu韓 Sorolla for his treatment of light and the figure and Pierre Bonnard for his use of color.