Sentences with phrase «life and art intertwine»

Life and art intertwine in the mind of a French filmmaker whose wife disappeared 21 years earlier.

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Intertwining the country icon's songs with his turbulent life experiences (revolving largely around his wife, Audrey, played by Elizabeth Olsen), the film focuses not on Williams» artistry, but the events and environments the art was born out of.

In New York, the artist untangles the intertwined histories of ballet, avant - garde visual art and clandestine gay life in mid-century America

From her earliest series, for which she responded to the deteriorating urban environments of New York and New Jersey in the 1970s, to her later works, which intertwine with oral history to excavate African American social life in rural communities of the American Southeast, Buchanan undertook a deep, empirically driven study of architecture in visual art.

2 His art and his life are intertwined in a mixture of art historical idea - based critique, Disney-esque «Imagineering,» and a healthy dose of British wit and mischief, à la Roald Dahl and Monty Python.

The 90 works in the exhibition intertwine past and present in transformative new intersections of art and life, and demonstrate the dominance of the popular as today's ubiquitous culture.

In Meckseper's work, the full complexity and contradictions of how contemporary life, art, commerce and politics intertwine are addressed and embodied; the gallery space becoming a site of inquiry into hidden ideologies and power systems.

Seen as a whole, his practice raises fundamental and evergreen questions about the value of images and art, the nature and possibilities of painting and film, the intertwined relation of our subjectivity to cultural identity, and the ways we address what we experience in life in parallel to the mediated world of images.

He is known for his installations, sculptures, paintings and drawings that explore the complex and intertwined relationships between art, beauty, religion, science, life and death.

Her art draws from nature to explore the impermanence and beauty of life, where birth, aging and death are intertwined and nothing remains constant.

The show is described as an examination of «recent African art according to two fluid and often intertwined aesthetic and conceptual frameworks: the impact of the environment on contemporary African life, and the use of found objects and appropriated materials as a recurring presence in current African art.

Her art practice is intimately intertwined with her life, not only because she borrows motifs and artefacts for her work, but also because she has an inquisitive mind and a strong desire to understand sociological issues such characteristics endow Kher's work with a narrative quality and fascinating interiority of things that frequently contradict her practice of addressing more global and collective concerns.

Organized by the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College, this exhibition examines recent African art according to two fluid and often intertwined aesthetic and conceptual frameworks: the impact of the environment on contemporary African life, and the use of found objects and appropriated materials as a recurring presence in current African aArt Gallery at Skidmore College, this exhibition examines recent African art according to two fluid and often intertwined aesthetic and conceptual frameworks: the impact of the environment on contemporary African life, and the use of found objects and appropriated materials as a recurring presence in current African aart according to two fluid and often intertwined aesthetic and conceptual frameworks: the impact of the environment on contemporary African life, and the use of found objects and appropriated materials as a recurring presence in current African artart.

Culling from the canon of art history, mining the mass media, scouring the streets and screens where we live and dream today, these artists, alongside Kehinde Wiley, Brian Paumier, Robert Wilson, Fahamu Pecou, Frances Goodman, Derrick Adams, Slater Bradley, Titus Kaphar, Sanford Biggers, and others, enshrine the everyday, and intertwine past and present in transformative new intersections of art and life.

Opening Reception: Thursday, December 14, 6 - 8 pm Closing Reception: Friday, January 5, 6 - 8 pm Intertwined is a group exhibition of artists whose work represents the interwoven tapestries of art and life.

Environment and Object: Recent African Art examines recent African art according to two fluid and often intertwined aesthetic and conceptual frameworks: the impact of the environment on contemporary African life, and the use of found objects and appropriated materials as a recurring presence in current African aArt examines recent African art according to two fluid and often intertwined aesthetic and conceptual frameworks: the impact of the environment on contemporary African life, and the use of found objects and appropriated materials as a recurring presence in current African aart according to two fluid and often intertwined aesthetic and conceptual frameworks: the impact of the environment on contemporary African life, and the use of found objects and appropriated materials as a recurring presence in current African artart.

He and Dreier, another faculty member, and some of their students left for a remote area of North Carolina to start a progressive liberal - arts school and community where learning and living would be intertwined.

Inspired by post-war Film Noir, Helen Lawrence intertwines theatre, visual art, live - action filming and computer - generated recreations of historical backgrounds in a groundbreaking multi-media showcase.

Her art practice is intimately intertwined with her life, not only because she borrows motifs and artefacts for her work, but also because she has an inquisitive mind and a strong desire to understand sociological issues.