Sentences with phrase «social fabric focuses»

Social Fabric focuses on the textile industry and its relation to capital, labour, colonialism, international trade and radical politics.

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But a 2013 review of HCZ by Danielle Hanson at the conservative Heritage Foundation was more sympathetic to HCZ, noting that Brookings» narrow focus on test scores in one Promise Academy misses the zone's mission to «reweave the social fabric of Harlem.»

The work on view focuses on artists in the collection whose practices respond to issues of identity, gender, class, power, and the values that contribute to our social fabric.

Focusing on the developments of gentrification and on how community is constructed in this particular neighborhood, the feminine cinematographic gaze engages with the social and historical fabric of the urban geography, the spatial legacies of Apartheid, the class and gender based diversity of life experience and the current transformations in Jeppestown.

Fia Backström's work focuses on the fabric of our co-existence with and construction of subjectivity through the social life of images.

While prior shows focused on emerging artists, according to press notes the 2015 edition plans to «examin [e] key points of connection and intersection between emerging and more established artists across New York, while also exploring aspects of earlier histories of the city itself, and its changing political, social, and architectural fabric.»

Mellors has been invited by the gallery to make a new film using the fabric and social history of the city and he proposes to use the architecturally monumental, Brutalist Preston Bus Station as its focus.

Now the rest of the world needs to catch up with what Justice Goodearle called «monumental changes in our modern day socio - economic fabric» and demarcate modern child focussed rules and standards, all proven by the social sciences, so that children will continue to enjoy the love, affection and guidance of their parents and extended families on both sides.