Sentences with phrase «as a point of departure into»

They elude straightforward classification, deftly using the representational as a point of departure into the abstract, allowing the subject to become incidental to the compositional form created.

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As it turned out, my point of departure from the «emerging ministry movement» took me more into the missional wing of things, where I've been continuing to work with several virtual, international teams on social transformation projects.

The cosmos can now be envisioned not only as a point of departure for the spiritual journey but as fellow traveler into mystery.

The point at hand is that the Spirit's presence as Counselor (Paraclete) solves the problem to faith of the vacancy left by the departure of the Jesus who had led in discipleship, and shifts the life of faith into another mode than «following.»

One may wonder whether this takes into account the religious attitude in its essence — for the present I put aside the Christian event, which poses still other problems — for the religious attitude appears fundamentally as the expression of a dependence, whatever the point of departure for this dependence may be.

It takes the A-bomb manga «Barefoot Gen» which started in 1973 in the Weekly Shonen Jump and was introduced into Japanese school libraries in the early 1980s as its point of departure and examines its impact on public consciousness.

The fragments plays a role as a solid point of departure that then leads into a place of personalized improvisation.»

Schnabel used abstract expressionism as one point of departure for his own work and almost singlehandedly brought expressionist painting back into the fore earlier in his career.

Using Temple Grandin's «hug machine» as a key point of departure, Squeeze Machine considers artist investigations into collective anxiety.

As its point of departure, the exhibition at MMK Frankfurt takes Schneemann's landscape and portrait paintings of the 1950s that evolved into object - like «painting constructions».

Taking nature as a departure point of creation, Reguera meticulously works out the texture, colors melting into one another.

By both mimicking the online realm and using it as a point of departure to their process, the artists strive to translate the binary back into analog.

From the spiritual significance of East Asian mountain peaks to the rugged sublimity of the American West, Yi taps into cultural mythologies of landscape as a point of departure to address visual perception, physical experience, and cognitive uncertainty.

This exhibition marks the second major exhibition of «Celestial Navigation: a year into the afro future», a year - long program of exhibitions and events at Urban Video Project and partner organizations that takes afrofuturism as its point of departure.

Some of the most captivating works use photography as a point of departure: Vietnamese artist Dinh Q. Lê mounts color prints onto strips of linen that he then weaves into contrasting images of war and domesticity.

The noted portrait photographer employs photography as a point of departure for a series of new paintings that show the ways in which photography (and its translation into other media) can leave a lot of questions hovering about what represents reality.

At Venus Over Manhattan, Harlan takes as his point of departure the book The Descent of the Goddess Ishtar Into the Lower World.

August 22 - December 13, 2014 Opening: Friday, August 22, 2014, 5 - 8 pm in presence of the artist WORKS With painting as its point of departure, Manish Nai, born 1980 in Gujarat, India, developed his practice into a unique form in which he pasted gunny cloth onto canvas and created increasingly complex patterns in the fabric by cutting out bits of the warp.

Ms. Takenaga's intricate paintings take the skies and seas as the point of departure for an exploration of spiritual abstraction, while Ms. Bradford's figurative canvases delve into the recreational realm of swimming as a playful way to deal with the medium of paint.

The images — which use canonical paintings as points of departure most of the time - are then digitally rendered into modular planes and altered.

Taking the conversion of infrastructure — oftentimes cold, invisible technical systems — into a kind of lauded aesthetics that penetrate power structures as the point of departure, the trio plunges into post-1950s Chinese audio - visual materials — from the archive of the propaganda pictorial Renmin Huabao, government recordings, to politicized pop music from the early 2000s and their music videos — to trace an aestheticized infrastructure's horizons and its ideological workings.

These programs are presented as the final installment of «Celestial Navigation: a year into the afro future», a year - long program of exhibitions and events at Urban Video Project and partner organizations that takes afrofuturism as its point of departure.

The artist employs the aesthetic of Baroque cathedrals and basilicas as a point of departure directly incorporating images of these architectural elements into the work.

Taking into account the history of painting as a point of departure — from such figures as Fairfield Porter, Henri Matisse, and Alex Katz, to the contemporary Masters of Nicole Eisenman, Laura Owens, and Tal R — the painted image is a work of embodied references.

While her approach — which takes as a point of departure the region's long history of abstract art — seems familiar at first glance, the show unfolds into something much more nuanced.