Sentences with phrase «real artists understand»

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Do we understand that the con artist has been alone and pushed around all of her life, or does not know her real name or has to steal identities because she has none of her own?

The real genius of The Disaster Artist is its understanding of anti-genius.

Ready At Dawn Studios: Lighting Artist «Successful candidates are able to demonstrate both a strong aesthetic sense for lighting, as well as understanding of how to effectively lead the player through real - time environments and gameplay scenarios.

This exhibition features the work of artists who generate meaning via cracks in mimesis, delving into the intermediary spaces where the illusory meets the actual in order to examine the understood but oft - unacknowledged gulf between the real and the reproduced, as well as the knowable functional reality of the artifice's construction, the evidence of tremor in the Trompe - lœil painter's hand.

2:30 p.m.: Asher Hartman, Da Real Izzard Gizzard, performed by Paul Outlaw Asher Hartman is an interdisciplinary artist whose work at the junction of performance and theater focuses on the understanding of the self in relation to Western histories and ideologies.

Through a series of conversations with the city's leading artists and intellectuals, Maltzan explores such issues as real - estate speculation and future urban development, infrastructure, resources, site density, urban experience, political structure, commerce and community, attempting to transform our understanding of how each affects present - day Los Angeles.

I also found myself working with a number of artists who were looking back to the feminist initiatives of the 1970s, and directly referring to it in their work, apparently without any real knowledge or understanding of the moment or the work.

The transition between what is real, remembered or imagined creates a fertile territory for the artist, fully understanding that art derives from art.

Featuring works by eight artists working in New York, Chicago, Detroit, and Kansas City — with varied relationships to the Global South — Queer Tropics both embraces and blurs this conceptual and literal distance in order to better understand how we relate to place, whether real or imagined.

The talk was an incredible way to explore the show in all its facets and have an understanding of Harpaz's personal fascinations as an artist, for instance, that of creating real pre-mirror images.

Artist David Brooks describes how his experience with artifacts from Papua New Guinea inspired a newfound understanding of art objects existing beyond an aesthetic experience, with the potential to connect to functional, real - world elements.

My entire education was predicated on the notion that all of those precursors to Minimalism and Conceptualism were failed movements, and that the only real way to make art, or to understand the motives of an artist, was through theory and philosophy.

While the experience isn't quite as immersive as seeing the real deal, it allows for a more comprehensive understanding of the artists» processes and concepts.