Sentences with phrase «become part of a working»

In fact with the Panchayat Raj coming into being all over India, these dialogues have become part of working together with people of other faiths in pluralistic local situations.

Some students go straight into grad school after completing their undergraduate studies, and others become part of the work force to even determine if they want to pursue a grad degree in the field they began, or some individuals start to work AND get married and start families before enrolling and completing grad school (me).

The two filmmakers discuss specific examples from their own bodies of work and how those relate to their own directorial processes, focusing on autobiographical elements, locations (especially cities), working with actors, and how an artist's personality or personal life becomes a part of their work.

No doubt there'll be the need for more compliance training as regulations change, but now as compliance becomes part of the working experience, you can have employees take pre-tests to fast - track them through subsequent issues.

They can't purchase homes, don't drive new cars and are becoming part of the working poor.

We look forward to meeting you and we would love for you and your pets to become a part of our work family!

In some cases, daily objects seamlessly become part of the work's narrative as with Four Rooms, a four panel work depicting domestic spaces.

Students entering Tyler's BFA program in Painting become part of the working world of art.

From day one, students entering Tyler's BFA program in Painting become part of the working world of art.

In keeping with previous installations, visitors are invited to become a part of the work themselves by directly engaging with the projected forms.

The gallery space too becomes part of the work, as the architecture containing each group of paintings he installs by colour in three separate rooms.

Siskind also shared an artistic ethos with many of these painters: he emphasized the way his own feelings shaped the image as he made it and became part of the work itself.

Reflected in aluminum panels, the viewer becomes part of the work and is invited to question what he or she sees.

The tiled platform alludes to a stage — the viewer, through the act of stepping up and onto this stage, thus becomes a part of the work, standing on the painted pattern instead of simply looking at it.

Rockburne's wall drawings also have a parallel in Sol LeWitt, with his strict rules for construction that become part of the work.

«When visitors explore the exhibition, they will inevitably become part of the works themselves, challenging their preconceived notions of autonomy, time and space.»

«What I like about it here [in the City Gallery] is what when people walk through here and into the gallery's cafe that they become part of that work.»

Other important works featured in A Walk on the Beach include Jim Dine's rendering of conch shells in oil, acrylic, charcoal, and pastel on canvas and paper, Key West Picture (1981) and his bronze sculpture from 1983, The Shell and the Log, where the log becomes both part of the work and the pedestal for a bronze conch shell.

When I started working with actors later on, this kind of language play became part of my work.

Furthermore, photograms have become part of the work of a number of artists since their encounter with The plates of the present.

Its power is intensified by its scale (nearly five by ten feet), which allows you to enter into it, becoming a part of the work instead of just a spectator.

Art installations, architectural interventions, design objects or social - oriented projects, the works by Elisasson, developed in his multidisciplinary Studio, always demonstrate a great formal sensitivity, a profound knowledge of physics and technology, a great capability to understand the spirit of place, and an exemplary interest in people, who often become part of his works as actors, instead than being passive spectators.

The work also fulfilled Judd's goal of creating real space with sculpture: in this column of alternating solids and voids, the distances between the units became a part of the work, the spaces functioning themselves as open volumes.

If multiple people are in the room, you might see a hand or head or shoulder through the cuts in a painting, and these people (or body parts) momentarily become a part of the work as well.

Considering the whitewashed, boxy nature of contemporary gallery spaces, Metz began by posing a question: «How can these walls and the movement of a person navigating through the exhibition become part of the work?»

I ask the public to help me, to take responsibility, to become part of my work, to join in.

I had been thinking about doing an installation of all double - sided work hung from the ceiling precisely so the viewer would become a part of the work and the boundaries of the paintings would blur as one walked through the space.

Even if not always in an explicit way, some artworks call for rumors to be started, which will then possibly become a part of the work.

Each is conceived as an exploration between drawing and sculpture and each is completed when viewed with and within their architectural surroundings; the cut - out sections of the drawings invite the wall behind to become part of the work.

Later, in his «Disseminations» series from 1976 the wall itself becomes part of the work thus breaking down the relationship between the painting and its surroundings.

But if something happens to a vitrine or a canvas en route, that simply becomes part of the work.

, on show at The Modern Institute till 2 June 2012, where fragments of the life of an artist, as narrated through pages of notebooks, become a part of the works on display.

The installation is complemented with projections in several formats (70, 35 and 16 millimetre), in which the film equipment itself is exhibited and becomes part of the work.

The viewer, as a pedestrian, a participant and a vital component of New York's energetic system, becomes part of the work, and of the interactive personal landscape that Aitken creates in and among the hard - edged concrete and glass language of Manhattan's architecture.

These works consist of a series of printed, brightly colored forms held in place by stainless - steel tubing — a support system that also becomes part of the work, referencing the dialectic between image and object broached by his earliest works.

Figures are rare, as he does not want to give the impression of staging them like ornaments in the composition, but if they appear during a painting session then they may well become part of the work.

He emphasized how his own feelings shaped the pictures during the creative process and became part of the work itself.

The paint is applied very sparingly, allowing the images below to shine through, becoming part of the work.

Visitors to the gallery become part of the work as the projection reflects off their bodies.

DBMany of Bruce Nauman's works are unsaturated in that they require an observer who becomes part of the work.

Using sources ranging from Malevich drawings to posters advertising hot chocolate - anyone who sticks their head through a hole becomes part of a work from the Stedelijk collection.

The Italian painter Lucio Fontana also made a name for himself in the 60s with his «slashed» canvases, allowing the spectator to see through the picture plane to the three - dimensional space beyond, which itself becomes part of the work.

Here's all the info you need to know to decide if Slack should become a part of your work routine.

Someone I feel I can bring along to become a part of our working family so that we can all keep growing together.

Not exact matches

Bob Metcalfe started working with computer networks in the 1970s and was part of Xerox's Palo Alto, Calif. team that invented what would become Ethernet, the foundational technology used to connect computers.

It's not just important to take measures online to protect your company and its assets, work must also be completed offline to ensure cyber crime doesn't become a part of your business» culture.

Accordingly, customer education has become a big part of the work Layfield does.

After ending her journey toward the Foreign Service, Bev went to work as an account executive for the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company (which later became part of AT&T).

Renewables, Hanrahan said, were «working and becoming a central part of our energy mix.»

Some years ago, Ashley Good, founder and CEO of Toronto - based consultancy Fail Forward, was working for Engineers Without Borders in Ghana when it soon became clear that the project she was part of was horribly flawed and would not succeed.