Sentences with phrase «central preoccupation»

Identity, culture, and migration are three central preoccupations of Zadie Xa.

Today, 40 years after their creation, the works remain timely and relevant as reflections of Bowling's two ongoing and central preoccupations as a painter: colour and process.

As the essays collected in the Martin Buber Reader clearly show, Buber's central preoccupation in his remarkably broad and vast writings was the modern meaning of religion, defined precisely as (to use Strauss» description of Guttmann's position) a field of culture that is marked by a «turn of consciousness.»

Bill Viola: Reflections is published to coincide with an exhibition at Villa Panza in Varese, Italy of selected works produced between the late 1970s and 2008, works chosen to exemplify Viola's central preoccupation with human consciousness and experience, as well as his interest in mysticism and symbolism, from both East and West.

How these sculptures are placed suggests a discourse between them which prefigures the placement of «interaction» as an apparent central preoccupation to the exhibition.

The other problem I think (and this is not the result of the manic depressive side of my profession as someone who works in «Asile» (refuge), an organisation dealing with migrants) is that we must add to the central preoccupations of our thinking the question of refugees and asylum.

For, if we look back the path theology has traversed, we can note that for the past one thousand years the central preoccupation of theology has been to assert its scientific character and within this dynamic to reconcile the demands of reason with the truths of faith.

The family was, indeed, Pope John Paul II's central preoccupation.

It is my central preoccupation.»

Whether and how to encourage saving will be a central preoccupation of the next Parliament.

That is still my central preoccupation as a fashion photographer.

But womanizing maneuvers are Nick's central preoccupation.

Did the new learning become their life's central preoccupation, and in what ways did it impact their normal rhythms, routines, and relationships?

Equipping students with the skills necessary to achieve their full potential, participate in an increasingly interconnected global economy, and ultimately convert better jobs into better lives is now a central preoccupation of policy makers around the world.

Returning again and again to this central preoccupation of his oeuvre over the course of decades, Motherwell would ultimately create more than 250 paintings and works on paper exploring the subject.

The central preoccupation of the Choros paintings is a concern with shape and color — how shapes can have a solid, even muscular, form and at the same time convey a sense of motion.

In the «Choros» series of paintings, collages, and woodblock prints, the central preoccupation is with an interplay of shapes that have a solid, even muscular form, to convey a sense of motion and choreography.

In her Choros series of paintings, collages and woodblock prints, the central preoccupation is with an interplay of shapes that have a solid, even muscular, form to convey a sense of motion and choreography.

In her «Choros» series, the central preoccupation is with an interplay of shapes that have a solid, even muscular form, to convey a sense of motion and choreography Margaret Garrett's work has been exhibited across the United States.

Perhaps most significant of all, the discreet human body, a central preoccupation of women abstract sculptors in earlier decades, has now disappeared.

Through these disparate bodies of work, however, César ultimately reveals an unmistakable consistency of vision and traces a central preoccupation across decades: César ceaselessly explored the ways in which an artist's hand can guide, craft, and indelibly imprint the world's many common industrial materials without hampering their inherent propensities.

Her early work looked at nature in the city; ideas about landscape and how we live in a landscape continue to be a central preoccupation.

In Black Magic at Serieuze Zaken Studioos in Amsterdam, New York - based photographer Max Snow continues to pursue themes that have become the central preoccupations of his photography: beauty, fantasy, mortality.

The theme of death remains a central preoccupation for him as an artist, and so it is only fitting that one of the rooms in the exhibition has been dedicated to his vast collection of memento mori.

Returning again and again to this central preoccupation of his oeuvre over the course of decades, Motherwell would ultimately create 250 paintings and works on paper exploring the subject.

Language, whether oral or written, gestural or graphical, has always been one of Falke Pisano's central preoccupations.

Exhibited at Karsten Schubert are a number of white - on - white paintings of a kind not previously shown; the colours of the new paintings are more sombre and the texts embedded with them again become the central preoccupation for the artist.

As she calmly explains, «The colour of artists has not been our central preoccupation.

For Hujar, love and lust were central preoccupations, the primary engines of his creativity.

While issues of absence, simulacra, institutional paradigms, and the supposed objectivity of photography fueled much of the theoretical writing and photographic practice of the»80s and»90s, these issues have largely receded as the central preoccupation of artists and writers.

Perhaps most significant of all, the discreet human body — a central preoccupation of women abstract sculptors in earlier decades — has now disappeared.

The article manages to give the impression that the implications of deep - time paleoclimate haven't previously been taken into account in thinking about the mechanisms of climate change, whereas in fact this has been a central preoccupation of the field for decades.