Sentences with phrase «body of historical research»
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But with the increasing body of research, we're starting to see how wrong these historical assumptions were.
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In the absence of any international body that would be an obvious fit to enforce international regulations on gene editing there are historical precedents — like stem cell research — for providing guidance and then leaving the specifics up to regional authorities.
This largely historical analysis dovetails with an emerging body of international research on the countries that are far ahead of us on respected international assessments, particularly the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA).
The result of intensive research and collaboration with the artist, Hans Haacke 1967 will revisit this significant body of work as well as document part of MIT's historical contribution to contemporary art.»
Byrne is precise in his research and analysis of the relationship between time, documentation and an identifiable visual language, and while each of his distinct bodies of work is conceived independently, they resonate together as being made in relation to a specific, but malleable historical referent.
In a 2013 exhibition at Auburn University I exhibited a new body of paintings that are the result of many years of research into historical techniques.
In What We Ask Is Simple, Thomas turns to international activism, sourcing iconic protest photographs from «libraries, historical archives, and years of online research,» 1 to undergird this impressive new body of work.
In 2012, Piper reunited with fellow Blk Art Group members Claudette Johnson and Marlene Smith to set up the Blk Art Group Research Project with the aim to re-examine the group's body of work and historical legacy.
One of Johnson's most recent projects saw her reunite with fellow Blk Art Group members Keith Piper and Marlene Smith to set up the Blk Art Group Research Project with the aim to re-examine the group's body of work and historical legacy.
The work of Paul Sietsema (born 1968) might be described as a sequence of multimedia suites, each of which begins with a phase of intensive research into historical — political themes, and which results in a body of interrelated sculptures, photographs, drawings, collages and films that propose an «exploded» model of historical progress.