Sentences with phrase «capturing critical moments»

«The Addison's deep holdings in this area provide a forum for discussing the relevance of the lens in capturing critical moments — episodes that may change the course of events.

These works capture a critical moment in which the artist embarked on a voracious exploration of painting to investigate the history of the medium both formally and conceptually.

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But there is a critical corrective to this misuse within the term «catholic» itself, and the secular meanings that I cited a moment ago capture, better than our tainted ecclesiastical vocabulary, the gist of that corrective: catholicus, with its Greek background in the idea of «complete wholeness» (kata holos), defies possession by only a part of the whole.

Unfortunately, these critical moments are literally staged ones, and the artist seems only to capture that sense of phony emotion in moments that already feel cheaply wrought.

It is true that his paintings reflect a world that is tough, there are lines to wait in, laundry to be done and toilets to be cleaned, but what Eastwood does so finely is to capture these moments and subjects with a seeing eye not a critical one, his work is non-judgmental and in fact there is empathy and closeness to his subjects.

Similarly culled from Wearing's archive, these works capture intimate moments between the artist, the camera and the mask — an object well known as critical to her practice.

When new people arrive, as well as when they leave, are critical moments for disseminating and capturing knowledge.

But for Amazon, a company that relies on capturing a user's interest in the absolute critical moment to execute on a sale, it seems important enough to drop that response time as close to zero as possible to cultivate the behavior that Amazon can give you the answer you need immediately — especially, in the future, if it's a product that you're likely to buy.