Sentences with phrase «biennial competitions of»

Compiled from the organization's biennial competitions of art videos that address climate change, these stories link the park's local plot of land to the global dialogue surrounding climate change, stewardship and sustainability.

Not exact matches

He writes for many wine publications including Decanter and The World of Fine Wine, judges about ten wine competitions a year in Australia and overseas, and is involved in judging or contributing to many other wine activities, including chairing the biennial Vin de Champagne Awards and various other competitions, also working as a panellist for SIPNOT (Stonier International Pinot Noir Tasting), a member of the judging panel for the annual Winemaker of the Year Award and various others.

Originally founded by English businessman and golf enthusiast Samuel Ryder in 1927, the biennial Ryder Cup today attracts an audience of millions around the world and is one of the world's greatest sporting events, serving up three days of exciting competition, drama and tension.

This biennial competition is comprised of the world's most promising young pastry chefs, making up 22 teams.

Wie, who is coming off a T16 at the Evian Championship — one of her best finishes in a year plagued by injuries and illness — absolutely shines in the biennial competition between the U.S. and Team Europe.

It had two large dials: One showed a Greek lunar month calendar while the other showed the biennial and quadrennial cycles of athletic competitions, including the Olympics.

Episode 64: The topic of today's program is the 2013 - 14 Hudgens Prize, a biennial competition for artists living in Georgia where the winner will receive $ 50,000 and a solo exhibition at the Hudgens Center for the Arts.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki - Moon visits the first exhibition of designs submitted to the biennial LAGI design competition.

The Young Masters Art Prize is a unique, not - for - profit biennial competition open to international and UK - based artists who combine skill and innovation with awareness of the Old Masters and art of the past.

neo: is very pleased to announce details of the forthcoming, international biennial neo: printprize2016 Achieving critical acclaim in its inaugural year, the competition continues to offer a prestigious showcase for contemporary visual artists working within the field of printmaking alongside an impressive list of sponsored prizes and the opportunity to be considered for the 12 - week neo: residency supported by University of Bolton.

She manages exhibitions and public programming which includes management and facilitation of The Hudgens Prize, a biennial art competition for Georgia artists, which awards a $ 50,000 prize and a solo exhibition to one artist every other year.

Applications could be uploaded for free on the competition's globally accessible website: www.futuregenerationartprize.org Among the benefits of this new biennial award are a generous prize ($ 60,000 in cash and $ 40,000 towards production of new work); a group exhibition for the shortlisted artists at the PinchukArtCentre in Kiev, and mentorship by renowned artists including Andreas Gursky, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons and Takashi Murakami.

Now that there's a glut of biennials, triennials and other festivals worldwide, not to mention the art fairs that serve as their commercial counterparts, the competition for visitors is fierce.

The aim of this biennial competition...

The U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon is a biennial competition challenging 20 student teams from universities around the world to design and build houses powered entirely by the sun.

The team of student architects and engineers from Purdue appears to have chosen a solid strategy, as their pointedly suburban INhome has jumped into the top three in the first few days of the biennial Solar Decathlon competition.

In the biennial Solar Decathlon house design competition, the sun's energy takes center stage, but this year the University of Maryland team created a house that also highlights our water usage — a characteristic that has no doubt helped the team jump to first place in the esteemed design - build competition put on by the US Department of Energy.

United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki - Moon visits the first exhibition of designs submitted to the biennial LAGI design competition.