Sentences with phrase «challenge convention»

Our experience brands are all about challenging the conventions of gift - giving.

He is an advocate of the breaking of boundaries in contemporary art and challenging conventions in art practice.

The organization embraces the need to change some aspects of our adversarial family litigation system by challenging convention and providing opportunities for interdisciplinary communication and training for professionals who work in family law.

And if we don't serve as a daily reminder that fashion and science aren't mutually exclusive ideas, we'll never challenge convention and it'll never change.

Some critics are wait in the weeds to attack when any author challenges convention or tries something different or writes anything else after a huge success.

He appears to have been extremely intense, always challenging convention in his social and work life.

Some were created using traditional methods and materials, while others creatively challenge convention.

It is also a show that intentionally challenges the conventions of artist book display.

We provide a platform for works of art that challenge conventions of form and format, of voice and genre.

Georg Herold is a German conceptual artist who challenges the conventions of high art.

Her works challenge conventions of portraiture, even as they filter a number of art historical and literary influences.

«For more than twenty years, Laura Owens has pioneered an irreverent and innovative approach to painting by challenging its conventions while remaining deeply committed to its visual and emotional possibilities.

«Designed for a new generation of buyers who are not willing to be defined by their choice of vehicle body type, the Q30 challenges convention with its bold character and daring shape,» Infiniti said in a statement.

It sought to challenge conventions through the exploration of the subconscious mind, invoking the power of dreams and elements of chance.

The exhibition demonstrates how artists such as Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, Jacob Lawrence, and others challenged convention and forged bold new styles to fit the times.

Technology - centric newcomers such as Tesla are even challenging the convention of releasing new vehicle models annually.

In the US, MVNOs like Ting started challenging conventions like subsidized devices and contracts, overpriced unlimited and plans that dictate fixed levels of voice, data and text.

Less than a year after Galileo died, Isaac Newton was born, and his ideas challenged convention too.

I expect Burrough's Reserve to appeal to individuals who enjoy challenging convention and exploring new sensory experiences with gin.»

Governor Wike said the party had acted timeously against any court order challenging the convention.

The book challenges convention.

The film's classification will ultimately reside with the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, but whatever the outcome, the controversy shows how «Get Out» is already challenging the conventions of Hollywood's prestige movie season.

Nissan challenged convention at every point of the Nissan GT - R's development.

«The smooth lines and sleek shape of the MD - X Concept challenge the conventions of SUV design,» said Ricky Hsu, chief designer for the MD - X Concept.

Talk surrounding challenging the conventions of the series and concept art for Linkle in Hyrule Warriors has resulted in The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes director Hiromasa Shikata being asked as to why players can't quest as a female Link in the Nintendo 3DS exclusive.

While these things may have been contemporary in 2013, and it certainly challenges conventions of a LEGO game quite a bit, a lot has changed in the last four years.

Let's just hope Bungie's upcoming Destiny challenges convention in an equally spectacular way.

Taking on the iconography of popular culture with a satirical edge, artist and animator Eric Yahnker challenges conventions of fine art with his impeccable drafting style.

The automatism and subversion of Surrealism played a vital role in shaping the highly intuitive style of Abstract Expressionism, particular in reference to «action painting,» which challenged conventions of brush - to - canvas painting in both practice and theory.

Experiments in Form uses works in the Block Museum of Art's collection by Sam Gilliam (b. 1933), Alan Shields (1944 — 2005), and Frank Stella (b. 1936) as starting points to consider how artists of the 1960s and 1970s challenged the conventions of painting and printmaking.

Judson's performances radically challenged the conventions of modern dance, and a number of the individuals involved — including Rainer, Trisha Brown (b. 1936), Lucinda Childs (b. 1940), Simone Forti (b. 1935), Meredith Monk (b. 1942), and La Monte Young (b. 1935)-- became highly regarded choreographers and performance artists.

With each installation lasting a single day, many of the artists physically transformed the gallery, thereby challenging conventions of the space, as well as the roles of owner, artist and spectator.

Benglis broke through the 1960's New York art scene with works of poured latex and foam in brash colours, and quickly established her position as a renegade challenging the conventions and dogmatic primacy of Minimalism and Pop.

He was far ahead of his time, and his thinking continued to challenge convention until his untimely death.

While tackling taboos through content, Barry has also challenged the conventions of genre in her work.

The images of Pictures Generation artist Louise Lawler continually challenge conventions of a male - dominated art world, often incorporating the iconic works of artists such as Andy Warhol, Richard Serra, and Gerhard Richter.

Their soft, pliant, and colorful bodies challenged the convention that sculpture is rigid and austere, and their subject matter and colossal scale infused humor and whimsy into the often sober space of fine art.

cat., Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, 2003, p. 16) Through its myriad of artistic processes — neither photography, nor simply painting — Untitled challenges the conventions of both seeing and comprehending art.

While previous publications have focused on European and American modernism, this one considers what it meant to be American and to be modern, exploring how these artists challenged convention without abandoning recognizable elements from the world around them.

Mackenzie challenges traditional landscape painting, whilst his depicted imagery equally challenges the convention of the «real - world» traditional landscape by juxtaposing a seemingly natural environment with an overlaid and intertwined contrasting series of linear forms representing manmade elements.

Ben Long's works are conceived predominately for the public realm, enabling a broad demographic of people to engage with them whilst challenging the conventions of how and where art can be experienced.

Yet her colourful, gestural brushwork challenges conventions of mark - making.

Many challenge the conventions of photographic portraiture, or use tactics such as masking, cropping, or fragmenting to disorient the viewer.

By using interpreters to carry out his works, Sehgal challenges the conventions of experiencing artwork while also eliminating the waste that naturally comes with object - based work.

Explore the exhibition Modern Times: American Art 1910 — 1950 and see how artists like Georgia O'Keeffe, Marsden Hartley, and Jacob Lawrence challenged convention and forged bold new styles.

Building upon a present tense call - and - response to the environment at hand, Cain attempts to expand the potential of painting by challenging its conventions.