They give a good sense of what's happening, though, a look at what is being made, what people are thinking about, and
what kind of imagery is finding its way into galleries.
What kind of imagery do they have?
Not exact matches
Outlined in the documents are rules about
what kinds of statements are considered too offensive to allow, how much violence the site allows in videos — including Facebook Live, which has been the subject
of significant controversy recently — and
what to do with sexually suggestive
imagery.
What finally is important is the symbol and the
kind of symbol, the
imagery and the
kind of imagery, the myth and the
kind of myth.
What makes Se7en so unique is the way Fincher treats his material - he permeates the film with the very essence
of dread, fear and self - loathing, from the relentlessly dark
imagery to the up - front portrayal
of the desperate need
of all the principal characters for some
kind of redemption.
The trailer for Hereditary is a
kind of nice horror film previews that piles at the freaky
imagery, leaving you in need
of to grasp
what's even going down and why.
This
kind of pathos - inducing
imagery is
what we have become accustomed to today.
She continues to explain that «this process
of source - gathering can result in my playing games with the underlying
imagery — like some visual strand
of «God Monopoly Charades»; placing seemingly non-connected historical events and figures alongside one another and seeing
what kind of dialogue results.
What kind of source
imagery do you use?
The first major museum survey
of its
kind, The Painting
of Modern Life re-examines
what has been arguably the most influential development in the history
of contemporary painting: the use and translation
of photographic
imagery.
What is important for me is that the work has some
kind of narrative, even if the
imagery is completely abstract and non-figurative.
This need to transcend the trappings
of apocalyptic
imagery goes beyond the need for a different
kind of discourse: we need a different
kind of mapping to understand
what's going on.
I discovered a British artist who creates my
kind of masterpieces... paparazzi photos that raise «questions about whether we can believe
what we see when we live in a mediated world
of screens,
imagery and internet.