Sentences with phrase «challenges cultural perceptions»

A bubbly, welcoming figure in person, the artist seems a far cry from the firebrand who challenges cultural perceptions of the female body (take her «Plush» series of photographs of women's pubic hair, a commission for Playboy that never ran), and the fashion and beauty industries (in erotically charged, lush yet disquieting paintings like 2007's Blue Poles, a close - up of heavily shadowed eyes).

According to a promotional video by artist Tore Knudsen (they created Pour Reception along with Simone Okholm and Victor Permild), the stereo «explores playful ways of interacting with technology that challenges our cultural perception of an interface.»

Not exact matches

Apparently, the cultural perception we're challenging here is the one where we know not to dump water all over our music players.

It recognizes the importance of ports as liminal places where marine and urban spaces converge, producing a unique site of socio - cultural exchange that reinforced and challenged identities, perceptions and boundaries.

It recognizes the importance of ports as liminal places where marine and urban spaces converge, producing a unique site of socio - cultural exchange that reinforced and challenged identities, perceptions and boundaries.

It recognizes the importance of ports as liminal places where marine and urban spaces converge, producing a unique site of socio - cultural exchange that reinforced and challenged identities, perceptions and boundaries.

It recognizes the importance of ports as liminal places where marine and urban spaces converge, producing a unique site of socio - cultural exchange that reinforced and challenged identities, perceptions and boundaries.

The gallery values a cross referencing approach both through exhibitions curated around themes in art and a cultural program focusing on unique events involving artists across all disciplines — visual arts, performance and music, which are meant to challenge perceptions.

His work is often characterised by a sense of dichotomy that challenges traditional perceptions and cultural surroundings.

Playing a vital role in stimulating international dialogue on Chinese and Asian contemporary art, the Galleries is dedicated to championing artists who re-evaluate and challenge perceptions of cultural practice from the region.

Mostly expressing a sense of absurdity, his work engages with pre-conceptions about cultural ideals to challenge established perception and interpretation through the use of found, familiar, or fabricated sources popularized by the Surrealists.

But, if the Apprenticeship Levy is to succeed in making apprenticeships a feature of the modern workplace, employers and society alike will need to be open to embrace a cultural change, as this legislation challenges traditional perceptions of where apprenticeships are appropriate and where they are not.

It recognizes the importance of ports as liminal places where marine and urban spaces converge, producing a unique site of socio - cultural exchange that reinforced and challenged identities, perceptions and boundaries.