Sentences with phrase «central motif»

In them he used thick brushstrokes rhythmically applied in Neo-Impressionist style to create the heavy cloud and mountain shapes that remained as central motifs of his work.

In contrast to the narrative sequence of a conventional storyboard, they assemble central motifs in a nonlinear fashion, hinting only elliptically at their interrelationships.

Operating across the public and personal realms — as well as using their own bodies as central motifs — these artists sought to address broad political issues and confront patriarchy and sexism in art and society.

Inside, the sport seats have unique microfiber and fabric covers, with a red central motif.

Nevertheless Kinley, whether in the impastoed de Stael - influenced early manner, or the thinly scribbled Matisse - inspired later colour field work, retained simplified, minimal and icon - like central motifs.

Inspired by transcendent, universal themes, as well as common utilitarian patterns, Stark has created a distinctive body of work organized around central motifs: spirals, rotations, weave patterns, fountains, flames, crosses, flesh, animals, and water.

The politics of alignment, placement, historical crushes, admiration and influences are recurrent and central motifs in Cesarco's work.

Robert Indiana (b. 1928) Uses digits, emblems and words as central motifs.

Biblical scholars and theologians of hope have reminded us frequently as well as eloquently in recent days that, from Abraham to the Apostles, the central motifs of the Old and the New Testaments are set within a futuristic framework.

The central motif of Sullivan's thought is his interpersonalism ùthe conviction that personality is essentially and inescapably interpersonal.

My first attempt to write a systematic theology, using black liberation as the central motif, was published as A Black Theology of Liberation (1970).

This image better represents the gospel's central motif of a reconciling God, and it also fits better with our common sense understanding of God being the context within which we live.

Eliezer Berkovits in Faith After the Holocaust advances a similar view as a central motif of Judeo - biblical faith: «Man alone can create value; God is value.

As was pointed out in chapter 3, interpersonalism was the central motif of the thinking of Harry Stack Sullivan, the foreparent of systems therapies.

(54) For our purposes, it is sufficient to observe the tension between temple and Torah as a central motif.

But while the trinitarian structure of Moltmann's theology gives high priority to the doctrine of creation, the central motifs of his system most germane to pastoral care ministry are to be found elsewhere.

Then, in words which call on the central motifs of the civil religious tradition, Reston thanked the Charlottesville citizen committee for suggesting «that a responsible society must have a common center to which the loyalty and trust of the people are bound, and that these fundamentals must be defined and discussed among the people and put right before the bicentennial of the Declaration in 1976.»

He take as his central motif the notion of God's holy - love (the hyphen is important), arguing that many of Christianity's woes derive from emphasizing one half of this term at the expense of the other.

However, the central motif is the most important god of the city, Iuppiter Dolichenus.

In this, the film reminded me of Roman Polanski's «Repulsion» (which also, incidentally, features a rabbit as a central motif), where Catherine Deneuve gives a great performance as a dissociated young woman, so dominated and bossed by her older sister she completely falls apart once left to her own devices.

With the central motif of the gradual obsolescence of the steel - mill and simplistic vision of «better days» that it represents, Out of the Furnace is an intentionally slow - burning examination of white masculinity and its place (or lack thereof) in modern America.

That there are eleven people and ten potential kills is a clue; that the movie plays absolutely straight with its central motif is the payoff.

The central motif, played gently at first on a harp and then far more disconcertingly on a scratchy, Scandinavian hardanger fiddle, is the perfect accompaniment for the opening of the film: the snow - white screen, on which we gradually make out a bird in flight, and then the approaching car, framed by vertical telephone poles (another inverse nod to The Third Man)?

And while not quite so entrancing as the former or inventive as the latter, the True Grit score — which draws its central motif from the 1887 hymn «Leaning on the Everlasting Arms» — is nonetheless sad, and sweet, and beautiful.

No, they fantasise about something far grander here — gods and acid - blooded monsters — evidenced by a quasi-philosophical and ponderous prologue that loudly trumpets a central motif: creation.

For years, a central motif of the feel - good narrative surrounding No Excuses charter schools has been their college acceptance rates.

For years, a central motif of No Excuses schools has been their college acceptance rates.

The first version for the PlayStation 2 March 13, 2007, is the second installment of the series God of War for pc, the sixth in the order, and the war following God 2005 The game is loosely based on Greek mythology and ancient Greece with a vengeance as a central motif.

The first version for the PlayStation 2 March 13, 2007, is the second installment of the series God of War for pc, the sixth in the order, and the war following God 2005 The free pc games is loosely based on Greek mythology and ancient Greece with a vengeance as a central motif.

The child is a central motif in this new series of painting as it has been in the past.

The bar, comprised of scavenged materials, embodies a central motif found throughout Dieter Roth's work.

Her early performances, called Mirror Pieces (1968 — 71), were held in large spaces and incorporated the use of large and small mirrors, either as a central motif or as props.

I wanted to agree, but in practice the exhibition focused more on the former, with roll calls and rosters constituting the show's central motif.

The Annunciation is an installation of three projected images in which one of the central motifs of Christian iconography and Renaissance painting is constructed and re-enacted through moving image.

Here, Wool stretches the central motif to the four corners of the canvas support.

In POV, the work's central motif, Brambilla employs LiDAR scanning, a technology often used in archaeology to digitally map objects using reflected laser light.

With the child installed as a central motif, his characters resume a weary role as emblems of morality.

Shirazeh Houshiary at Lehmann Maupin By Eleanor Heartney Last year's exhibition «Between Word and Image» at New York University's Grey Art Gallery revealed calligraphy to be a central motif in modernist art from Iran.

Her engagement with historical continuities is further evident in the appropriation of roses as her central motif.

Discovering what lies behind a facade, or beneath our feet beyond the smooth surface of the pavement, is a central motif in Weismann's work.

The landscapes of Los Angeles and Southern California are the central motif in many of his paintings and drawings.

The grid was a central motif of Moon's late drawings and paintings and Untitled [«72] represents the culmination of a period of intense experimentation with it.