Sentences with phrase «between local audiences»

These principles are also at the core of Jankowski «s concept for Manifesta 11, What People Do for Money: Some Joint Ventures, which stimulates a direct interaction between local audiences and the process of artistic practices.

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In every American city the film opened in during the summer, he set up informal debates between a real local candidate and audience members.
Film Forward travels the globe and partners with local organizations and embassies to exhibit films and hold meaningful discussions, Q&A's, panels, and master classes that support an engagement between filmmakers and audiences and foster broader cultural dialogues.
Bridges brings a lived - in authenticity to Bad, a man who coasts between shows and drinks yet manages to rouse himself for his performances, where he comes alive to inhabit his songs, send out the dedications and call out the members of his pick - up band for the local audiences.
Somewhere between fun, superficial comedy and somewhat deeper comic theatre, Dylan Bolin has evidently found an appreciative local audience.
In other words good music making is always the outcome of good partnerships: between performers and audiences, schools and music hubs, music hubs and large music organisations such as The Sage, families and local communities.
To bring the array of impressive speakers to a wider audience and to increase collaboration and conversation between pupils and staff of Harrow and local schools.
Activision is interested in bringing Beyond Destiny to NX due to the fact you can play local and online multiplayer between units at the same time as well that the new mainline Pokémon games will not only guarantee a big NX user base but a new type of audience they can bring into the franchise.
Emily Riddle looks at the D.Daskalopoulos Collection in a new light for both a local and an international audience, as well as making poignant connections between art and archaeology.»
With recurring themes of concern and care, and encompassing the possibility of knowledge, freedom, and love, many of these artists add their timely and provocative political and gender - related commentary to the local art scene, promoting dialogue between audience and artist.
Artist: Jon Rubin Curator: Karin Campbell For his first exhibition in the Hudson Valley, Pittsburgh - based artist Jon Rubin has conceived a new, site - specific project at the Center for Curatorial Studies that aims to catalyze a more direct relationship between the CCS and its local audience.
Together, the installations represent Wasserman's proposed program to activate Detroit's art, design and music community, by providing a venue for artists not only to exhibit, but to foster a communication between artists and local audience.
While other museums are committed to public education, SPQ has tied solid and lasting connections between the arts curriculum at Queens College and the presentations at the museum, significantly influencing the curatorial direction of the museum, and helping opening in up to local and international audiences.
For his first exhibition in the Hudson Valley, Pittsburgh - based artist Jon Rubin has conceived of a new, site - specific project at the Center for Curatorial Studies that aims to catalyze a more direct relationship between the CCS and its local audience.
Senegal is marked by a discrepancy between an official national culture and one that is determined by artistic communities and local audiences.
He was devoted in the building of local and international profile of the UCCA with a world - class program of exhibitions, actively promoting Chinese contemporary art globally by fostering a vigorous dialogue between local and international artists and audience.
Kaelen Wilson - Goldie points out the conflict addressed in Wael Shawky's Performance DICTUM, performed at last year's Sharjah Biennial, between the largely poor local people and a «presumed - to - be-elite audience for contemporary art,» which was, so to speak, physically inscribed into the work.
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