When making the selection, I wasn't looking for a single aesthetic, rather a way of working that acknowledges
the act of creative freedom whilst staying within constraints.
Not exact matches
A more relational way
of saying this is that God's
freedom must be reenacted to be free — not repeated slavishly, with full attention given to the particular details and circumstances, but reenacted, taken up anew in fresh
acts of free,
creative activity.
Through a curriculum based on the developmental stages
of the human being and on the integration
of art and academics, our children learn to meet the world with clear and
creative thinking, compassion and moral strength, and with the courage and
freedom to
act.
Acts covered include: - * Computer Misuse
Act *
Freedom of information
Act * Communications
Act * Data Protection
Act *
Creative Commons * Copyright Designs and Patents
Act
Responding to the potent history
of Alcatraz, the exhibition will examine incarceration as a tool
of repressive governments, and
creative expression as an
act of defiance and individual
freedom.
NEW YORK - Oehlen's oeuvre is a testament to the innate
freedom of the
creative act.
As Mack notes, «the quality
of light, that is its beauty, is essentially a purely sensorial value, its perception a
creative act of freedom within the sphere
of our sensibility.»
This style, known as action painting, gave complete
freedom to the painter's
creative impulses, and made the
act of painting more important than the work itself.
Oehlen's oeuvre is a testament to the innate
freedom of the
creative act.
According to Rosenberg, action - painting gave complete
freedom to the painter's
creative impulses, and made the
act of painting more important than the work itself.
Section 2 (3) states that the
Act «shall be construed and applied in a manner that is consistent with the
freedom of expression and journalistic,
creative and programming independence enjoyed by broadcasting undertakings».