Sentences with phrase «artistic freedom»

They also allow some neat bits of bare canvas, but more for painterly care than for artistic freedom.

The project raised questions about artistic freedom, censorship, and the relationship between experimental art and society at large.

The group is demanding reforms to protect artistic freedom, citing the South Korean government's increasing bureaucratic restrictions on the arts.

The chance and artistic freedom involved in motions of dance and similar movements are also reflected in his mixed media work.

These artists pursued creatively diverse paths to personal artistic freedom under the harsh political circumstances of the time.

There is a powerful artistic freedom implicit in works commissioned by non-profits as opposed to commercial galleries.

It was a time of rebellion, of experimentation and of artistic freedom.

At the center is Lieshout's most recent piece developed at the Kochi - Muziris Biennale in India that focuses on artistic freedom, censorship, and interaction with the audience.

It also manifests his intent to exercise artistic freedom by challenging cultural norms in Mexico that firmly place knitting and certain crafts in the hands of women.

The more people we get reading on the democratic medium, the medium that allows artistic freedom of expression, the medium that ships electrons and not fuel - costly paper, the better our tradecraft as writers and pastime as readers will be.

In the beginning, these installations were relatively restricted in scope before Kabakov's emigration to the United States in 1987 provided him with greater artistic freedom and access to large exhibition spaces.

Are academic and artistic freedom at risk?

Horwitz claimed artistic freedom through confinement to a few simple rules: she came to base all her work on the numbers one to eight — often deploying a colour code for each number — and used this system to depict time and movement.

Horwitz claimed artistic freedom through confinement to a few simple rules.

Penck at that time lived in Dresden in Communist East Germany and was barred by the authorities from publicly exhibiting his paintings; Immendorff, residing in the West, enjoyed near total artistic freedom.

Matthys Gerber's self - titled survey exhibition declares — in a rather subtle manner — that he has reached a new milestone in artistic freedom.

Give them a little artistic freedom with a Design Your Own Turkey Craft that can be used in several ways.

He gave the couple a blank check and unrivaled artistic freedom, enough that some in South Korea suspect that Shin defected to the North rather than having been kidnapped.

After winning an Oscar, John Schlesinger used his newfound artistic freedom to make a personal film in which homosexuality is treated as groundbreakingly ordinary.

To complement that considerable array of vocal talent, DreamWorks has pulled out all the stops and given its animation department enormous artistic freedom, allowing them to create a gorgeous world of carefully designed landscapes that surround the characters and immerse us in a truly cinematic experience.

That's why «La La Land» award campaigners make sure that the message coming from their acceptance speeches center on art as a connector when artistic freedom is in jeopardy.

Given massive artistic freedom, Polanski and other young directors added their own flair and experimental styles to Hollywood's output.

Anonymous Content has developed a reputation for cultivating artistic freedom while maintaining a commercial sensibility.

The movie looks and feels luscious — it's a unicorn of artistic freedom backed by big - studio support.

Whether you're sold on having endless artistic freedom or complete control over your work, self - publishing is a rewarding task and terrific option for authors who are willing to put in the extra effort.

In this rush of new - found artistic freedom comes the assumption that everyone realizes this Brave New World is upon us.

We've had great clients who have given us amazing artistic freedom, but it's still not the same as following your own ideas to their eventual conclusion.»»

He was catapulted into the spotlight in 2001 as the youngest participant in the Studio Museum in Harlem's celebrated Freestyle exhibition, which featured black artists whose work unabashedly addresses race but eschews its potential to constrain artistic freedom.

The publisher appreciates artistic freedom above all, that's why each publication is a momentary picture book of personal, subjective depictions of our culture.

But he also longed to escape into artistic freedom.

Given Poland's somewhat mitigated artistic freedom — relatively expansive compared with other countries in the Eastern Bloc, such as Hungary — during the postwar period, Krasiński exhibited in New York, for example, as early as 1967.

«The book engages in a dialogue around the policies found across social media, which are designed to keep users safe, though have unintentionally censored artistic freedoms.»

Instead of battling with local police and government officials, Songzhuang artists now enjoy artistic freedom, Li said.

WHAT TO EXPECT AT MANIFESTA: König's hardball game might not carry over to the Hermitage show, where he will honor artistic freedom within Russian law — somewhat restricted, of course, with the recent anti-gay decrees passed in July.

Divided into five thematic sections, the exhibition charts a course of development of visual thought in a region where artistic freedom has never been taken for granted.

It's been 25 years since the Contemporary Arts Center ignited a national debate over artistic freedom and censorship with Robert Mapplethorpe's The Perfect Moment.

Since 1989, the influential Delhi - based Sahmat has offered a platform for artists, writers, poets, musicians, actors, and activists to create and present works of art that promote artistic freedom and celebrate secular, egalitarian values.

Picasso's juxtaposition of figurative and cubist techniques can be seen as an expression of artistic freedom during a time of great conflict, and his shifts in style became a means of not repeating, in his words, «the same vision, the same technique, the same formula.»