Sentences with phrase «as viewers»

In sensing this music, we as viewers unwittingly find ourselves entering the narratives of her work.

As viewers smooth their hands over the undulating biomorphic surfaces, the act of touching produces a variety of sounds and vibrations coming from within the sculptural forms.

We as viewers are given a rare opportunity to wholly experience these works on their own, articulated by the artist's intentions.

And so it feels like a free - for - all as viewers descend into the exhibit, a riot of color, electricity, abstraction and new media.

Collectively, the works invite us to investigate the question of how we, as viewers, approach art and what kind of catalysts are used to shape a sense of Self in relation to the Other.

Meanwhile, the clouds shift in and out of sight as viewers walk around them.

As viewers, we're left with the aftermath of a frenetic, scribbled outburst that resembles yet critiques the mark - marking of the (male) minimalist artists of the day.

The formal and conceptual complexity of her practice leave much room for investigations of composition and mark - making, representation and identity, and as viewers, we can only be certain that Ojih Odutola will continue to welcome us along as she excavates.

As viewers, we are treated to voyeuristic depictions of vivid patterns, contrasting against the brightly coloured umbrellas of commuters passing by, occasional scuffs and road markings cutting through the sharp painted lines.

As viewers we accompany the artist on this process of discovery and we are inevitably drawn to contemplate the anarchy and threat of modern life.

Often prerecorded animations run on a loop as viewers walk within the work, ultimately diffusing the boundary between the exhibition space and the art.

Da Corte's work tends to unfold like a choose - your - own - adventure exploration as viewers encounter a series of...

In experiencing their art, we as viewers, are welcomed to explore the deeper themes that trouble the American psyche and collective American memory.

It is compelling to recognize that we as viewers are more able to expand our perception, with broader leaps, when we have pre-validated the artists at whose work we are looking; affording us to think more about nuance.

Paintings also have possibilities as odd, hybrid «image - objects» that add a layer of resonance in contradistinction to the variety of images rooted in an interface (from screens to pages to billboards); interfaces that we as viewers are invited to ignore, and from which media images seem to float.

As viewers circumambulate the sculpture, their reflection recalls that which is seen in a carnival house of mirrors.

We see works not just in their completed state, but often in process, which for Gonzalez - Torres could mean the process of disappearing as viewers interacted with them.

We will be screening the top two films and an honorable mention, as well as a viewers choice awards from each category.

Referencing such sources as Golden Age children's book illustrations, 19th - century botanical drawings, floral textile patterns, lunar maps, and prints of underwater sea life, Bowdoin's fragile, lush installations shift and change as viewers explore their surfaces.

As viewers, we primarily experience sculpture in the virtual space of internet searches and photography apps.

And although the visuals are powerful enough on their own, the installation was made all the more impactful as viewers were confronted with the stench of the rotting fruit while touring the exhibit.

For artists who post their own artwork, I think it is helpful not to tell everything about the image, as the viewers will create way more interpretations than the artist could hope to.

As viewers cycle through the report, they're treated to a visual feast, along with information about the company.

And as viewers, watching between the tree trunks, it almost feels like we're peeking at something we're not supposed to be.

Watching players utilize the games verticality in a battle royale mode would make for entertaining gameplay for players as well as viewers of live streams.

The nurses» locomotion was made famous as viewers watched her sporadic movements on the silver screen when the first Silent Hill movie released.

As the lights dimmed, the orchestral music steadily increasing in volume, the Naughty Dog logo appeared, and attendees as all viewers all over the world no doubt felt the hairs rise on their bodies and then, finally, we saw it.

The first continues the hardcore soundtrack responsible for breaking thousands of necks as viewers headbanged in excitement during a Mech launch sequence, while the second features the developers talking about the game types that will be available at launch and how they're designing the game so that the Mechs will fulfill certain roles on the battlefield.

In the run up to E3 2014, Phil Spencer, head of Xbox assured fans that their E3 showing would be squarely focused on games and to that end, similar to last year, Microsoft kept that promise as viewers enjoyed back to back games without all the overly - long rambling or TV talk that plagued the latter part of Sony's E3 show.

The former will let players challenge one another by displaying their avatars in each other's games, while the latter will let players stream level runs, as viewers vote on positive and negative ways of influencing the player's game.

We as viewers get to see maybe 20 - 30 minutes of gaming from you but is there more going on behind the scenes?

(He even says it himself, in one of his reviews something like «I rather like this game, but seeing as you viewers only enjoy it when insult, i'm going to do just that» before he went on a rant to nit pick about game features.

But... as viewers of the Princess Bride well know, there's a big difference between mostly dead and all dead!

Maddie's person is an everywoman, and we as viewers can relate.

The 6500K white LEDs provide brilliant white daylight to illuminate the terrarium for both its inhabitants, as well as its viewers.

While cats are not yet counted as viewers in Nielsen ratings, it's not uncommon for some kitties to become engrossed in TV programming.

So it can be quirky, interesting, beautiful, tragic — as long as viewers have some reaction to it.

The Streaming Partners Program is a streaming subscription program for video providers that enables companies to reach tens of millions of Prime members as viewers, while providing viewers with a more convenient way of managing their streaming subscriptions.

This informative film sheds light on the 1994 massacre of more than 800,000 Rwandans as viewers follow grass - roots village court proceedings of a genocide survivor who openly accuses a neighbor of killing her husband and children.

Because this is a case we hear a lot about in the media, it's a good idea to analyze the coverage to see what we can learn about how the media approaches crime - related coverage, and how we as viewers may be affected as a result.

While web - surfing we may be disguised as viewers, but we are still consumers of written language.

In a clever twist on the found footage genre, the entire film takes place from the perspective of Brice's video camera as viewers slowly begin to suspect that the oddball client Josef might be more sinister than he initially seems.

In my review, I likened it to Hitchcock's Rebecca (the great formative example of the trope in cinema), and how fascinating it can be to watch these characters cope with events for which we have no immediate context as viewers.

As a disgraced journalist, Finkel seizes the opportunity to connect with Longo, and soon enough the two morally - compromised men are locked in psychological warfare, where we as viewers aren't sure just who is using who in this oddball «friendship».

It's not the last time we as viewers will be uncomfortable, but it is the last time we will chuckle (even if it is awkwardly).

However, I (Heart) Huckabees is especially quirky, as viewers will find it either incredibly disappointing or surprisingly fulfilling.

Nacho Libre strikes me as one of those movies that will run the gamut in terms of where people will individually assess it, as some viewers will find it inspired and hilarious, while others will find it stupid and without much humor value.

That's what I wish for us all as viewers and reviewers this year: that we enter into each movie with a kind of renewed innocence, so that without abandoning our critical faculties we leave a part of ourselves open to chance, fate, seduction, and surprise.

Indeed, each moment of the new preview is punctuated by fervent ticking on the soundtrack as viewers are treated to the inner...

As the film progressed we, as viewers become totally immersed in her character.