Sentences with phrase «audience participants by»

50 Bulbs places Hee Ran Lee's safety in the hands of 49 audience participants by requesting they swing light bulbs at the artist's head.

Not exact matches

How Each Works Sweepstakes winners are selected randomly through a drawing while contest winners are selected by an official evaluation process such as audience voting or requiring participants to meet a set of quantifiable criteria.

Here it is: You have a digital clock visible to the participants and the audience that gives a running total of the minutes used by each candidate.

While more than one of our participants this past season got recruited by talent scouts, karaoke isn't really the place to get up and croon alone — if your audience isn't a part of your performance, then you risk alienating them.

She is being honored by AAAS for «infusing her public engagement with multi-directional dialogue, reaching diverse audiences and empowering participants to join in the entire process of science.»

The participants are prepared to share the science appropriately with K - 12 audiences by extending their knowledge and giving them a hands - on experience with classroom activities.

The participants are prepared to share the science appropriately with K - 12 audiences by extending their knowledge and giving them hands - on experience with classroom activities.

Sub male needing to have his ass gape from rough pounding and stretching by multiple us in front of audience of waiting participants to use ass and my mouth.

By doing this Glazer turns the audience into active participants, though, if this was actually his intent, it would only work with native English speakers as Scotsman that understand what's being said or foreign audiences reading subtitles wouldn't have a similar experience.

«A decade after we took a risk in backing a film centered around a slide show presentation and one human's quest to awaken global consciousness about our changing planet, we are proud to bring global audiences a promising update: that a future powered by clean, safe, renewable, inexpensive, non-polluting energy is no longer a dream but a very attainable reality,» Participant Media Founder and Chairman Jeff Skoll said in the statement.

This elevator pitch will be targeted at a relevant audience identified by the participant (usually administrators or other stakeholders who need to be convinced that SEL and school culture and climate interventions are important).

And by devouring it as mindlessly as a bag of potato chips, we, the audience, end up being willing participants in our own cheapening.

Last week the New Museum announced the participants in its 2015 triennial, «Surround Audience,» which is being organized by curator Lauren Cornell and the artist Ryan Trecartin, and opens this coming February.A minor note in the release was that the museum willl... Read More

Open to participants and audiences of the Open Engagement Conference, the dinner will take place within an exhibition curated by AMERINDA — Recovering Memories: Vernacular photography from the historical Native American Brooklyn neighborhoods and Contemporary Photography from the New York Movement of Contemporary Native American Art.

While, close by, choreographer, William Forsythe engages the audience in an interactive dance, as the participant moves instinctively between the spaces of elegant, swinging pendulums in Nowhere and Everywhere at the Same Time.

In Public Space / Two Audiences (1976), which debuted at the Venice Biennale, the audience was divided in two by a reflective glass wall, allowing the participants to view others and their own reflections alike.

All of the projects, contributed by former Colab members and participants in the original Real Estate Show, take form through audience engagement, as Cuchifritos becomes a flexible site for the active processes unfolding throughout the duration of the exhibition.

11.00 am Vanessa Müller (Director, European Kunsthalle) introduces the themes of the day and presents European Kunsthalle, followed by Q&A with the audience 12.00 pm Rachel Mader (Researcher, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Art) discusses the production of institutional identities, followed by Q&A 1.00 pm Break 2.00 pm Lecture by Simon Sheikh (Programme Director MFA Curating, Goldsmiths College) followed by Q&A 3.00 pm Discussion with all participants moderated by Nicoletta Lambertucci (Curator, DRAF) and Simon Sheikh (Programme Director MFA in Curating, Goldsmiths College) followed by Q&A

Thanks to a variety of exhibitions, ranging from venues of National M. K. Čiurlionis Art Museum, to mid-sided galleries, such as Kaunas Photography Gallery, Meno Parkas gallery, Post Gallery, smaller adapted venues and outdoor exhibitions, KAUNAS PHOTO festival is the most attended photographic event in Lithuania, comprising 200 - 300 participants per year's program and counting its audience by tens of thousands of local visitors.

This is the 10th anniversary of the Serpentine's Marathon series, a once - a-year, 12 - hour event founded by the curator / art superstar Hans Ulrich Obrist, where artists (previous participants include Marina Abramović, Brian Eno, and Yoko Ono) bat around off - the wall ideas, perform, and engage with the (generally pretty rowdy) audience.

Drawing the series of workshops to a close, Skarmea and Brannan addressed the questions raised by Trockel's work as well as the role of «audience member» and «participant» in the exhibition space.

Audiences can search POST participants alphabetically by last name, geographically by neighborhood, and thematically by type of work or media.

4:15 p.m. Plenary session with all participants, moderated by Stuart Comer and Laura Hoptman, co-curators of the exhibition, with Q&A with the audience

Along with two public talks, the overall programme was well - received by the participants and audience and it connected UK's artists and artistic institutes to collaborate with artists in Korea and scientists in Daejeon's science hub.

This virtual simulation of the Royal Academy, based on surveyors» drawings as well as found text from Russian Tatler (translated into Mandarin for a Chinese audience, subtitled in English), invites the participant to a multilingual conjuring of the building's potential future as repurposed by high - end estate agents.

Bar Camp organizers Jay Goldman and Mark Kuznicki started the event by inviting participants to come up with topics - the audience is creating the agenda.

By removing the anxiety of being up on a stage in front of a watching audience, it allows participants — or «spectactors,» a portmanteau of spectator and actor — to be less self - conscious when they walk into the space and improvise a scene alongside the trained interactive actors («interactors»).

Eventually, the platform will benefit all participants of the World Wi - Fi ecosystem: users get free internet access by watching short ads, advertisers reach their target audience at lower price, and router owners generate passive income by sharing their resource.

This elevator pitch will be targeted at a relevant audience identified by the participant (usually administrators or other stakeholders who need to be convinced that SEL and school culture and climate interventions are important).

Each course is a one hour presentation conducted by a Carson Dunlop professional, with audience interaction that encourages reflection and discussion between the instructor and participants.