Sentences with phrase «broader narrative»

When telling the climate story, you can choose from a variety of broad narratives frameworks — aka narratives, frames, or storylines.

Art in Chicago is often excluded from or placed on the periphery of broader narratives of American art history.

To what extent have group shows of «Asian» artists hindered our understanding of British Asian art within broader narratives of art history?

Through her practice of layering paint and leaving hints of a painting's former stages, Cross invites viewers to explore her process while engaging their own imaginations to construct broader narratives about the piece.

The idea of «fundamental British values» feeds into broader narratives of «Britishness» which played a significant role in the UK referendum vote to leave the European Union and Conservatives» call for a British Bill of Rights to replace the protection offered by the European Convention on Human Rights, under the Human Rights Act.

Nordström's detailed collages, watercolors, and drawings occupy a more folkloric realm peopled by historical and contemporary characters enacting sexual and social roles across broad narrative panoramas.

Nordström's detailed collages, watercolors and drawings occupy a more folkloric realm peopled by historical and contemporary characters enacting sexual and social roles across broad narrative panoramas.

«I think they've somewhat spread into more broad narratives over the years, but shooting, driving fast... those were big maxims for a long time!»

Through sound and silence, movement and stillness, these new compositions explore the passage of time within broader narratives of existence and transcendence, creating spaces for reverie that encourage a deeper reflection on both the course and transience of life.

Rosen connects their behaviour to broader narratives of xenophobia and fear of «contagion'that leads to social exclusion.

While I don't believe China's move has the dire repercussions some have suggested, it does fit within the broader narrative of a slowing global economy, with less support from emerging markets.

He supports that premise, arguing that in fact we generally do accept it, with a broad narrative of Western intellectual - spiritual history.

Irwin said Francis» choice to wash prisoners» feet fits in with a broader narrative of the new pope's journey.

Learn more about WSB's unique approach to engaging students through their heads (intellectual involvement in a subject), hands (experiencing a subject by doing), and hearts (living into a subject in an emotional sense to connect it to a broader narrative), fostering the desire for lifelong learning.

Or will this form part of a broader narrative of deepening divisions between the coalition partners?

But they wouldn't have been invited on if their words don't fit what, if it were Fox News, people would know to call RT's «broader narrative», which is that western democracies are no better than Putin's dictatorship.

But generally the media have not given much prominence to these figures - as they confuse the broader narrative.

On a personal note — I'm most relieved the broad narrative was right.

Of course the issue of reparative therapy fits with a broader narrative of gay rights and the truculence of religious conservatives in acknowledging equality for homosexuals.

Director James Gunn said he was initially reluctant to kill Yondu, but that the death ultimately served the broader narrative and gave the character a heroic sendoff.

Yet it also positions itself as a family movie through and through, with its broad narrative and simplistic slapstick.

What of criticism's other functions: proselytizing on behalf of the creatively triumphant but commercially marginal; trawling through cinema's back catalogues in search of unappreciated masterpieces; placing movies within the broader narratives of intellectual history; transforming personal taste into an essayistic art unto itself?

At a time when public sector workers are under attack, when public education is under attack, he says, his union feels compelled to fight back against «a broad narrative.»

«This is a broad narrative on how people are buying things and using things,» said James Reinhart, co-founder and CEO of ThredUP, which launched as an online children's swapping business in 2009 and morphed into a resale site two years ago.

We'll also be able to incorporate these facts and figures into our broader narrative about ways in which we give back and help to promote responsible pet ownership.

Like the environments, each of Dandara's abilities and upgrades make perfect sense within the context of the broader narrative.

Catalogue With introductions by MASS MoCA Director Joseph Thompson, two fully illustrated companion volumes accompany the show, published by The MIT Press: Hurricane Waves and the broader narrative of Seen & Imagined.

Whether the subject or the artist asks, «how do you want me,» a broader narrative regarding one's perceived place in the world unfolds in the layers of meaning woven into each image.

Within this context, even artists who will likely be familiar to most viewers, such as Faith Ringgold, Bettye Saar, David Hammons, and Pindell, engage in a broader narrative of empowerment and the preservation of a history that was constantly under attack by political and artistic institutions during the 1960s and 1970s.

Through literature, personal correspondence and official reports - from a 1940s suppressed report detailing labour protests and rebellions across the Caribbean to E.R. Braithwaite's annotated typescript of To Sir, With Love - this free Entrance Hall Gallery exhibition will explore the significance of the arrival of the Windrush within a broader narrative of Caribbean history.

Goldin's captures an instant within a broader narrative, expressing her subjects» personal relationships or exploring their gender identities, while Dijkstra's subjects, including new mothers and children growing into adolescence, are at the cusp of unpredictable chapters in their lives.

While these works addressed postcolonial liberation struggles and the African influence on the New York music scene, respectively, The Secret Agent invokes a broader narrative concerning changing notions of collective identity and the legacy of the modernist worldview.

With introductions by MASS MoCA Director Joseph Thompson, two fully illustrated companion volumes accompany the show, published by The MIT Press: Hurricane Waves and the broader narrative of Landscape Seen & Imagined.

To some observers, the revelations about the firm's practices fit a broader narrative of foreign meddling and manipulation into the 2016 U.S. election.