Sentences with phrase «chance encounters series»

The LOEWE FOUNDATION presents the third exhibition in its Chance Encounters series, bringing together artists from various disciplines in order to explore unexpected conversations.

Cage on Vinyl on Marley is part of the National Academy Museum's Chance Encounters Series: a series of public programs, presented in conjunction with the exhibition John Cage: The Sight of Silence.

Not exact matches

In some ways the most exciting encounter of the year for me was a long - deferred look at George Cukor's 1954 A Star Is Born: I waited to see it in CinemaScope and Dana Benelli's ASUW series gave me the chance — in 35 mm, yet.

More like a Guy Ritchie movie than a Tarantino one, the boys then indulge themselves in a series of wandering conversations, throwing crass jokes around, and having chance encounters with eccentric characters — all of which turned up knowing each other and eventually come to a head with a final chase / shootout.

One might view Mike's trajectory as a series of random occurrences or chance encounters; some might even go so far as to say he was foolish to rely always on a Plan A, instead of looking into alternatives if things did not go the way he planned.

And now with the general difficulty of the series being lower than ever, the chances of you encountering a game over are slim to none.

Continue the adventure of a young high school boy that was pulled into the dark by series of unfortunate events after a chance encounter with a mysterious girl.

Kingdom Hearts was a game conceptualized by chance when series director Tetsuya Nomura had a fateful encounter with a Disney executive in a building elevator.

Inspired by a poetic and chance encounter in which the artist discovered a series of coffee cans placed underneath a leak to catch drips of water, Shimabuku recreates the installation with a coffee can tin out of which emanates a field recording of water droplets, reminiscent of a samba, comprising the memory of a sound.

In this combined piece, abstractions of light travel across and into space, illuminating the High Line's passageway and initiating a series of chance encounters with visitors to the park.

A series of chance encounters and being introduced to Kay Politowicz, head of textiles at Chelsea College of Art & Design, where I ended up doing my PhD.