Sentences with phrase «art is a catalyst for change»

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«SHEILA PREE BRIGHT: 1960Now» @ Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia Atlanta Known for her unique approach to portrait photography, Sheila Pree Bright «s «1960Now» «celebrates a generation of leaders from Atlanta and elsewhere in the American South who became the catalyst for social change in the early 1960s» and is described as her most ambitious project yet.

Since 1995, the pair has been experimenting with visual art as a catalyst for social change, seeking to engage their audience and encourage active participation through their work.

In contrast to the esoteric, formalistic, and linguistic concerns of much late 1960s conceptual art, the defining principled of Atkinson's work since the early 1970s has been to function as a crucial reflector of immediate political and economic realities and as a catalyst for social change.

This year, we will exhibit collectives from across the globe to start a conversation in Brooklyn about how art can not only generate communities, but how it can also be a catalyst for social and political change.

MICA (Maryland Institute College of Art) president Samuel Hoi discusses how Baltimore's creative economy can be a catalyst for positive change.

His work as a director of important European institutions, curator of major biennials and both writer and publisher of critical texts have sought to investigate the role of art as a catalyst for social change and the societal or political contexts in which art comes to be made public.

This summer the Rockport Art Association, an almost century - old arts organization and not a young buck contemporary space, was the unexpected catalyst for change in this coastal community.

to Gabriella Boyd's painting of a man holding a glass half empty, art is often spoken about as a catalyst for social change.

Because all MACLA programs remain loyal to our mission and to our roots as an organization founded by artists / activists committed to using the arts as a catalyst for social change, community development through the arts is the overarching track that informs all our programming decisions.

Now, years on, the sculptor may also be the catalyst for further changes in the art world.

Sept. 25 — Nov. 28, 2015 «SHEILA PREE BRIGHT: 1960Now» @ Museum of Contemporary Art Georgia Atlanta Known for her unique approach to portrait photography, Sheila Pree Bright «s «1960Now» «celebrates a generation of leaders from Atlanta and elsewhere in the American South who became the catalyst for social change in the early 1960s.»

RSA Arts & Ecology is a catalyst for the insights, imaginations and inspirations of artists who are responding to environmental changes and emergencies.