Sentences with phrase «artistic lives exist»

By splicing together scenes of Grabner's domestic life (she gardens, she cooks) and scenes of her artistic work (she weaves, she discusses her creative process), Robbins shows us the degree to which Grabner's domestic and artistic lives exist in tandem.

Not exact matches

Artistic expression has all the earmarks of a genetically evolved capacity: It appears early in life, is enjoyable for its own sake, exists across all cultures, and is mediated by ancient neural pathways in the brain.

A need exists, one might say a vast and burning need exists, for artistic works that honestly and accurately reflect contemporary American life, including its most intimate and painful secrets.

Do aesthetic and artistic practices have to refute political engagement, and can they exist without being rooted in social life?

The Watermill Center's Artist Residency Program invites collectives and individual artists take up residence at The Center to live and develop works that critically investigate, challenge and extend the existing norms of artistic practice.

«We do not systematically recognize vibrant artistic forms that exist right smack dab in Houston (or elsewhere),» she says, «because, since they forego the performance stage or gallery exhibition, folk and traditional arts are almost always «embedded» and «performative,» surrounded by the messy, meaningful stuff of social life.»

Each year collectives and individual artists take up residence at The Center to live and develop works that critically investigate, challenge and extend the existing norms of artistic practice.

Intuitive pairings of works from a diverse range of artists, whose careers and lives span multiple generations, places, skills and training and practices both decontextualize and recontextualize our understanding of art and artistic practice, making connections where none seemed to exist and breaking with conventions that have historically limited dialogue.