Sentences with phrase «aesthetic judgement»

Through this collective process of exhibition installation, the mechanisms of human relationships and their role in aesthetic judgement become apparent.

Everybody's taste is different and so this is mostly my own personal aesthetic judgement, but it's a strong one.

The High Court ruled that section 215 notices can not be used to try to deal with issues of aesthetic judgement rather than disrepair or dilapidation.

Obesity as a public health issue does not seek to make aesthetic judgements about people carrying extra body fat.

Black's working process is intensely physical and this energy is conveyed through works that emphasise her free, experimental working method, combined with the editing, muting and reigning in of careful aesthetic judgement.

Reading the comments here, I'm amazed aesthetic judgements are being made about a vehicle that is so obviously camouflaged.

In the fight again relativism and subjectivity in aesthetic judgements, I have been outlining how we might approach objective judgements of value.

This preoccupation will form a key thread in the exhibition at IMMA, which will present Black's extraordinary creative output through a series of new works tailored for the spaces here, revealing the artist's free, experimental way of working combined with a careful aesthetic judgement.

Interpretation, on the other hand, involves the specifically human traits of taste and aesthetic judgement.

Aesthetic judgements aren't enforceable.

These artists modify our vision of the town and encourage us to make an aesthetic judgement on things that were previously likened to a pollution of the senses.

Among the earliest examples of Conceptual Art, it was with these seminal paintings that Baldessari reconsidered the practice of artmaking, questioned the concepts of authorship, originality, and aesthetic judgement, and first explored the narrative potential of imagery and the associative power of language that continues to inform his work today.

The juried exhibitions present works chosen by a selected juror and represent the aesthetic judgement and curatorial eye of the juror.

Cologne's art scene in the late 1980's ignited a lasting creative debate, picking apart solid conventions of aesthetic judgement and taste.