Sentences with phrase «at margins»

A major retrospective of her work, Histórias às margens (Histories at the margins), was displayed at the Museu de Arte Moderna de São Paulo, São Paulo in 2012, traveling subsequently to Museu de Arte Moderna, Rio de Janeiro, and MALBA - Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires.

For On Between, the ARKA group have created sculptures with materials collected from liminal spaces around London and Newcastle; spaces at the margins or intersections of the built environment.

At the margins, a beaded vertical of that red toys with one of the many shades of white that offer a continuo to the paintings as well as their relation to the space.

The panoramic images act as testimonies of dislocation and document, at the margins of Jerusalem, a precarious daily life, paced by immobility and the monotonous potency of waiting.

Matt Kalasky, The St. Claire's director, invited some of the city's cultural producers to teach open, skill - share lessons on topics at the margins of their practices.

Pratt's sculptures almost always articulate their interdependence at the margins and intersections of space, expressing an ethos of graft that resists rational hierarchies.

Though Binx's attendance at the carnival is peripheral, there's much to be learned from his vantage point at the margins of the crowd.

In the large photograph unscharfer Rückenakt (Out - of - Focus Nude Back), 1994, the slightly blurred contours of the naked male body possess a painterly quality reminiscent of Gerhard Richter's works; it is only at second glance that a vulnerability evoking life at the margins of conventional society becomes evident in this image of a kneeling man with dirty feet, who is seen from above and contained in a narrow pictorial space.

A visual tour through life at the margins in the United States from the late 1950s to the early 1980s, «Outsiders» highlights the work of iconic photographers and filmmakers who profoundly changed the image of American culture.

This slippery demarcation subsists at the margins of taste, determining the course of art history and culture as well as defining the parameters of consumption and capital.

American press, for the most part, responded by leaving the expat at the margins.

Through an intervention into the representation itself, the artist's have placed the protestors under - cover in an attempt to re-cover, or draw to attention the messages at the margins of the photographs.

Through different media and narratives, the artists comment on the personal, historical, political and cultural conditions in city life and at its margins.

«That is, to play with painting at its margins, where painting ceases to be painting.»

It is in reality an experimental space at the margins of a much bigger culture of the moving image — a place for talented film - makers to mess around with a freedom they could never enjoy in commercial cinema or mainstream television, but which the true artists among them hunger to apply in those bigger, more important arenas.

The entrance room houses the installation Spoiled Foot, which fills the space with a large, obstructing black and red mass hanging from the ceiling and which forces the public to walk in a narrow passage and brush against the side walls as a metaphor of the contrast between those who live at the margins and a centralized social power.

His performances in the 1980s — for example, when he sold snow balls (minimalist and ephemeral objects) to passers by in the streets of New York — testify to his decision to place himself at the margins, to be absolutely discreet.

Arbus focused her penetrating lens on those at the margins of society, Avedon directed his powerful vision to studio portraits of prominent individuals, and Winogrand canvassed the streets to capture candid expressions of anonymous passersby.

Alongside painters like Lois Dodd, Alex Katz, and Larry Rivers, as well as poets like Kenneth Koch, James Schuyler, and Peter Schjeldahl, Diamond worked at the margins of the city at a time when light and space were in ample supply.

«But these were arguments contained at the margins, not the center of the art world, and I'd consider the Whitney the center.»

This eerily beautiful painting is not so much about his search for a science of seeing as it is a revelation of classical calm and grace hidden at the margins of modern life.

He works simultaneously with vivid colours and large empty white surfaces, where everything takes place at the margins.

Just as Lu Xun's story comprises first - person narratives of a character at the margins of society who gradually turns mad, Cheng's fifteen new videos take the form of diaristic vignettes that reveal a larger assessment of a foreign place through the eyes of an outsider.

His research interests include storytelling across social networks, modifying the use of virtual and augmented reality to serve the needs of communities of color, and facilitating site - specific community organizing for those at the margins of dominant culture in the US.

Then the show turns to work by the second group, an imposing cadre of trained artists working in Los Angeles like Betye Saar, John Outterbridge, Senga Nengudi and Noah Purifoy, who worked for decades at the margins of the mainstream, exploring aspects of assemblage and found materials as well as political expression in often abstract forms.

Typically there is scaling and crusting at the margins of bald patches, with broken or stubbled hair in these areas along with variable itchiness.

A high blood cholesterol level is not thought to cause many symptoms in our pets (a whitish lipid line does occasionally appear at the margins of the cornea in some hypothyroid dogs [ref]-RRB-.

Frustrated that Meffe was willing to publish something he considered «nibbling at the margins» topic-wise, but then reject a thoughtful critique of it, I appealed — noting, among other things:

Publication of the Longcore et al. paper was nibbling at the margins to begin with, but I and the reviewers felt that it had enough relevance and interest for us to publish it.

Now that the author has so successfully catalogued many of the great ideas of Charlie Munger, I hope to read future works by Griffin that are focused on more controversial subjects at the margins of modern value investing.

So the manager has some discretion at the margins, but generally they follow the rules.

But the money is made at the margins.

It's called It's Not Possible That Valuations Matter Only at the Margins.

This increase in the marginal rate of RRSP contributions will not beat the opposite effect of a 50 % clawback of GIS for those at the bottom of the first tax bracket, or those with limited life - long savings, but at the margins of the 1st and 2nd tax bracket, the additional 7 % to 19 % will tilt the choice toward using an RRSP.

Investors respond to incentives in the marketplace, and if prices become too obviously untethered from fundamentals, then that creates an incentive at the margins for more investors to turn active.

What Kettu specializes in as an author, Page - Fort says, is «connections at the margins of history,» and connections at the edges of a novel can demand elements of diplomacy from an editor in her position.

Yes, Google's margin is likely so thin that it will barely make any money at all selling its tablets at this price, and other vendors may find it impossible to cut prices this much and remain profitable — adding their own apps, services and other value - adds costs money that simply won't be recovered at margins this thin.

You can see where the artists» lines stopped at the margins, see the marker strokes in the filled in areas and see the blue margins of the manga template paper it was drawn on.

They take a big chunk out of their market share at margins that, even if they're reimbursed by HP, are narrow at best.

But I maintain it's a decent segment of those at the margins that were helpful in building an indie author's career.

The results of these complementary projects will contribute to the body of research aimed at improving college enrollment and persistence, particularly for first - generation and low - income students at the margins of college enrollment.

Michael Horn, director of the Christensen Institute, explains that while many charter schools have succeeded in helping students, they have done so with an educational model that differs only at the margins from traditional schools.

Besides, coaches» expertise is too valuable — and too expensive — to be left at the margins of the important work of learning to teach for increased equity and intellectual rigor.

Mr. Mislevy of the ETS said he believes the biggest assessment breakthroughs will come at the margins, through individual groups like Carnegie and Khan, rather than the «big machine» of the federal and state testing industries.

Tutorial networks were first started at the margins of a public school system, where chronic deficiencies in structure, transient teachers, and regional poverty were invitations to try radical innovations, without disturbing the rest of the schools.

*** Getting students engaged in their own learning, asking them to solve real problems, getting them to read difficult texts and make sense of them, rather than regurgitate facts — all of this can help at the margins.

Kosher laws can be quite arcane and, as noted earlier, there are differences of opinion at the margins.

Charter schools remain at the margins of the education system.

Revolution at the Margins: The Impact of Competition on Urban School Systems By Frederick M. Hess Brookings Institution, 2002, $ 45.95; 268 pages.

Similarly, in Revolution at the Margins, Frederick Hess reports that limited competition had little impact, but the threat of serious competition from charter schools and vouchers in 1995 - ’96 led Milwaukee Public Schools to reform with Montessori options, decentralization, tougher graduation requirements, more transparent school report cards, advertising, and empowerment of their more innovative principals, who had previously been treated with contempt.