Sentences with phrase «bodies produce language»

In what sense do bodies produce language, how are they themselves grasped and defined by it, and what spaces for action are opened up by this understanding?

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They learned to pray in Arabic, they translated the Scriptures into Arabic and eventually produced a whole body of historical, devotional, polemical, theological and hagiographical literature in the language of their conquerors.

His body language was dejected at best, his errors mounted and he produced fewer winners than he had all tournament.

What happens, though, when the body language of Meaning Business produces the opposite of what we expect?

She is one of the most adorable characters Mortal Kombat has ever produced, particularly evident in her body language and her Fatality move — Selfie.

Over the course of thirty years, Miller has produced a diverse body of work that, in addition to figuration, addresses language, valuation, social hierarchy and abjection.

She produced a rich symbolic and figurative language, transposing the human body with architecture, animals, objects, and plants.

Inspired by objects and the body language of daily life, Martin Kersels builds not only staged spaces where body and machine interact, but also animated sculptures producing incongruous actions and sounds.

During her lifetime Bourgeois has produced a significant body of work in a personal visual language, which, nonetheless, has been fundamentally shaped by the tumultuous events of the 20th century.

During that decade, artists engaged the language of advertising and media, feminist and identity politics, and as the decade wore on, an increasingly urgent response to the AIDS crisis, to produce work that commented on the power and the fragility of the human body.

Feaster has over the years developed a lexicon of painting techniques emphasizing the primacy of process to produce a body of work with a clean and identifiable aesthetic language.

Ideas of the collaborative nature of language and the possible relationship between sound and meaning provide the starting point for a series of events and a new body of work, which is to be produced during her residency.

For the duration of the «The Roberta Breitmore Series» (1974 — 78), Hershman Leeson produced documentary material around the character's life, including Roberta's Body Language Chart (1978), on display here, which comprised black and white photographs of Roberta sitting in various positions during a therapy session, accompanied by short texts offering clichéd interpretations of her body languBody Language Chart (1978), on display here, which comprised black and white photographs of Roberta sitting in various positions during a therapy session, accompanied by short texts offering clichéd interpretations of her body langubody language.

Each painting is a life - sized impression, taken directly from the male figure, creating a unique mark or symbol, which catalogues and indexes the body, yielding a trace (evidence), figurative language, narrating a way of being; producing a vocabulary conveyed through acts that strip popular ideas of blackness and convey its essence.

Having a unique mastery of the language of abstract painting color, line, surface, and a confident and gifted touch Christensen has used his ability to produce a varied and high quality body of work.

During the 1970s, Camnitzer created a key body of work that blended both language and humor — producing a series of object - boxes that placed ordinary items within wood - framed glass boxes with text printed on brass plaques.

Since the mid-1990s, artist Sarah Morris has produced a large body of work using both painting and film, which create a new language of place and politics.

The Oculus - produced Wolves in the Walls used immersive theater actors from the production Then She Fell in order to do the motion capture, and to help tell the spatial story using the body language of an embodied character in the story.