Sentences with phrase «where traditional art»

What does it mean to live in a country where traditional art forms lacking innovation struggle for contemporary relevance; where cultural curricula and public event lament the era before the Khmer Rouge wiped out intellectual life, or before Communist propaganda replaced one's right to freedom of speech?

Where traditional art has spent hundreds of years coming to a refined balance of aesthetic and concept, conceptual art emerged as a sort of protest.

Through Mana Monumental Lemay, together with a talented troupe of peers, demonstrate the enduring relevance of Barnett Newman's belief that, in a contemporary context where traditional art subjects and styles are made invalid, it is the sublime that will save us.

Not exact matches

Some people the look of paintings over traditional print art (lino, etching etc), but can not afford an original piece, so where do they look?

It has 22 Vaishnavaite monasteries, some of which date back to the 15th century, where traditional Hindu arts, music, and dance forms are kept alive.

But unfortunately for foreigners aiming to tap this treasure trove of product, the adoption of internet technology like e-commerce has been uneven in this technically sophisticated yet deeply traditional country, where state - of - the - art customer service robots coexist with outdated fax machines.

From the heart - rate monitors that students wear during their weekly twelve - minute run / walk (a healthier version of the traditional 1 - mile run) to a comprehensive computer - based fitness station where students measure everything from strength and flexibility to cholesterol levels, Madison has embraced the use of state - of - the - art tools to support the physical health and education of its adolescent students.

Bold and powerful forms and proportions are, upon closer inspection, contrasted with aspects of traditional Japanese craftsmanship expressed in a contemporary way,» said Alfonso Albaisa, senior vice president of global design at Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. «The exterior's combination of western and eastern concepts continues inside the Xmotion, where advanced connectivity and autonomous technologies mix with modern Japanese digital art and cultural craftsmanship.

La Fee Verte (The Green Fairy) is a bistro and absinthe bar just off Voltaire metro station near the Bastille, where as well as tasting more than ten types of absinthe in the traditional Parisian way — sugar lumps and all — you can find good, reasonably priced French food in authentic 1920s, art - deco surroundings.

Then it's another flight, to the capital of Hanoi, where we stroll along tree - lined boulevards with a French feel to discover the markets, art galleries and coffee shops of the old town, and see a «water puppet» performance in one of the traditional theatres.

Head just across the road from the palace to explore Ubud's traditional art market, where various Balinese traditional and contemporary artworks are sold.

Your panoramic city tour continues with a visit to the traditional Cinelandia Square where you'll tour the various historic buildings such as the Municipal Theater, the National Library and the National Museum of Fine Arts.

In addition to the traditional local markets where people can buy everything needed for daily life, there are now several shopping malls, supermarkets, mini marts, silk shops, souvenir shops, boutique shops, art galleries, and shops and stores of every size and description.

This centre of town lets you see the variety of Ubud's major landmarks, the likes of the Puri Saren Royal Palace, the community hall where village girls rehearse traditional Balinese dances regularly, and the bustling Ubud Art Market.

Placencia Village, on the tip of the Peninsula, is where visitors experience the charm of a traditional Creole fishing village with the bonus of numerous village eateries, bars, art galleries and gift shops that welcome visitors.

You will meet with a local Aboriginal guide, who will point out examples of rock art at Injalak Hill and show you through the Injalak Arts and Crafts Centre, where you can watch a demonstration of traditional basket weaving.

Presents the beauty of traditional Balinese architecture where local culture, unique arts and the friendly people becomes a whole services of the Villa Santai Sanur.

Puri Gangga Resort is a charming luxury boutique resort in Ubud, a home of living cultures where you can experience the richness of Balinese cultures live naturally in the village of Sebatu.Puri Gangga Resort is located only 15 minutes drives from the hustle and bustle of Ubud, a home of art and culture and only 20 minutes drives from Kintamani Lake Batur, a world Geo Park site.Puri Gangga Resort is surrounded by the extensive of beautiful rice terrace view of Ceking Tegalalang Ubud, an ancient historically Hindu's temple called Gunung Kawi where specific ceremonies host regularly and people do purification, and exactly located at the uniqueness of traditional Balinese village called Sebatu Ubud.

Ubud is situated an hour drive northwest from the international airport and is therefore away from the tourist populated south side of the island where all the conventional seaside resorts are and instead offers a mountain side paradise with a vibrant traditional life and passion for the arts including dancing, carving and of course the famous Ubud painters.

Sativa Villas Ubud is located within the famous painter villagein the main Ubud area where you can find an easy going pace of life and some fantastic art in the vibrant cultural traditional markets located around the area.

Explore a great, big world decorated like a miniature diorama in a new art style for the franchise, where each side - scrolling stage has the traditional front side as well as a flip side with different views and surprises.

Music simulation, music creation games, rhythm / action music games, dance games, karaoke, exercise aids, meditation aids (a small genre admittedly), vehicle simulation, social network Second Life stuff, Tetris, videogames that mimic traditional board and card games, games where you only avoid danger but never hurt anyone, farming games, games where you manage a business, games where you create and manage a family or a hospital or even a civilisation, sex simulation, dating games, art creation, cooking guides, brain training, pet caring, extreme sports like skateboarding or biking or freerunning, all sorts of puzzle and collecting games, games where you navigate mazes and obstacles, pinball, nonviolent detective and adventure or rpg games, interactive films or books.

Art Sonje's institutional desire to keep alive, but not historicize its past is mirrored outside, where Jun Yang has renovated a hanok (a traditional Korean house) into a café and bookshop, freeing up their respective spaces on the art center's ground floor for the exhibitioArt Sonje's institutional desire to keep alive, but not historicize its past is mirrored outside, where Jun Yang has renovated a hanok (a traditional Korean house) into a café and bookshop, freeing up their respective spaces on the art center's ground floor for the exhibitioart center's ground floor for the exhibitions.

Pauline has exhibited her work annually in Boston since 1998 and has also continued to exhibit in Australia where she was the recipient of a coveted prize for oil painting in the prestigious national juried exhibition, The A.M.E. Bale Art Awards, known as Australia's premier awards for traditional realism and figurative aArt Awards, known as Australia's premier awards for traditional realism and figurative artart.

A major influence on the development of contemporary art in Scotland was the establishment of the Glasgow School of Arts» School of Sculpture and Environmental Art; where students learned to create art that explored ideas rather than a single traditional mediart in Scotland was the establishment of the Glasgow School of Arts» School of Sculpture and Environmental Art; where students learned to create art that explored ideas rather than a single traditional mediArt; where students learned to create art that explored ideas rather than a single traditional mediart that explored ideas rather than a single traditional medium.

Marrinon received the Anne & Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarship in 2001, which enabled her to attend the New York Academy of Art, where she was introduced to traditional techniques of figurative sculpture and gained a greater technical understanding of human anatomy.

Born in Berlin at the turn of the 20th century, Albers studied at the School of Applied Arts (Kunstgewerbeschule) in Hamburg from 1920, but, growing disillusioned with the traditional teaching methods, she moved to Weimar where she joined the experimental Bauhaus school in 1922, enrolling in the textile workshop.

In the 1980s, he left the region to study traditional painting and calligraphy at the Shandong University of Art and Design and in the mid-1990s moved to Berlin, where he was asked to curate a show to promote cultural exchange between the two countries and then teach at the Berlin University of the Arts.

The only artist to have come out of Brancusi's studio, Noguchi had unique insights into what Noguchi Museum Senior Curator Dakin Hart calls «that Modernist Eden of ambiguity — where traditional craft met the avant - garde, object became indistinguishable from base, and art was life.»

Ye Linghan, age 27, attended the prestigious China Academy of Art in Hangzhou where he studied traditional mural painting and drawing, his academic training evident in the many works on paper included in the exhibition.

During his residency he developed new paintings, but also shared his knowledge of the Tibetan contemporary arts scene, which is generally under - represented in the West where we tend to think more of their traditional culture.

In a traditional e-book, where fonts can be expanded and shrunk, and where text scrolls from one page to the next, these types of treatments would be much trickier, if not impossible, to execute — which is part of the reason art catalogs have never gone away.

Laube approaches his art with a traditional concept of painting on his mind, where his treatment of color, its application and the technique used are all based on the painting in a conventional sense.

In 1955 Rachel Rosenthal moved to Los Angeles where she embarked on a new form of improvisational theater called Instant Theater, while Robert Rauschenberg took over the lease on her Greenwich Village apartment and employed traditional performance conventions to concepts already understood in his visual art practice.

Pan's ab - ex style is simply a reflection of her personal journey, beginning in traditional Chinese art training from age 6, to her move West, where she was exposed to Western abstraction in depth.

Yangyang Pan, who was born in 1976, spent the first 30 years of her life in Central China where the meanderings of the Yangtze River, traditional Chinese art and art education shaped her thinking.

After training in traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy, and studying briefly at the University of British Columbia, Tseng moved to Paris in 1974 to attend the prestigious École Supérieure d'Arts Graphiques (the successor of the Académie Julian), where he began to study photography as art.

My ab - ex style is simply a reflection of my personal journey, beginning in traditional Chinese art training from age 6, to my move West, where I was exposed to Western abstraction in depth.»

Orozco was featured at Documenta XI (2002), where his sensuous terra - cotta works explored the elegance and logic of traditional ceramics — a pointed commentary on Mexican craft and its place in a «high art» gallery space.

Instead we work with partners to discover and develop new places where the arts can be experienced by a wide swath of different audiences, not always served by the traditional venues.

Courses vary on topics ranging from traditional programing, like weekly evening lectures at Cooper Union by important art thinkers and artists, to the more experimental offerings, like a course inspired by Chopped — a completive cooking show on the Food Network — where selected class members compete against one another in a reality TV - style gauntlet of hands - on, cutthroat art - making.

She graduated from the Tokyo National University of Art in 1958, where she majored in traditional Japanese painting.

After graduating from the U.K's Slade School of Fine Art in London in 2011, she found an eager audience for her painting - meets - sculpture environments, which often feature traditional canvases hung at unusual angles like her solo show, «Turner,» at the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art in Sunderland, where most of the works adorned the floor of the Pepto - pink colored gallery.

Her abstract works are composed of newspapers, cloth, plaster and hessian (a fabric made from hemp or jute), all mostly sourced from West Africa, where she has studied traditional crafts and art making.

Some artists, Hershman Leeson is one of them, transcend the contemporary artworld norm and build alternative universes, contexts and identities, where the art is so investigatory and esoteric, traditional conventions are challenged.

In 1984, he went to the Academy of Fine Arts in Tirana, where he was educated in the traditional approach of the old masters.

On the other hand, traditional art still thrives in Mainland China where an enormous number of ink painters and calligraphers and even Western - style experimental painters tend to incorporate to varying degrees traditional images, materials, and techniques.

Night Art Gallery offers over 300 + original artworks from 30 + concurrent artist exhibitions where visitors can view many styles such as; traditional, abstract, mixed media, photography, pop culture...

Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Charles Rettrew Sheeler Jr studied design and industrial drawing at the Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art, from 1900 to 1903, before attending the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (1903 - 6), where he studied traditional figure drawing and figure painting under the eminent Impressionist William Merritt Chase (1849 - 1916).

Visitors to the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago this past fall may have stumbled upon a food truck where American veterans of the Iraq War served traditional Iraqi food.