Sentences with phrase «contemporary human relationship»

My artistic practice is an exploration of contemporary human relationship with the non-objective.

Jonathan Sims on his work: «My artistic practice is an exploration of contemporary human relationship with the non-objective.

His work explores a contemporary human relationship with the landscape which often sees him working directly in the ocean for hours at a time.

Although he successfully addresses the climate issue, it is clear that Stoknes has something bigger in mind as he expertly describes contemporary human relationships with the natural world and offers hope for a revitalized ecological link.

Not exact matches

Whereas Paul described his former life in Judaism as focused on human relationships with his contemporaries and predecessors, his depiction of his new life is so centered on his relation to God that he as yet has no relationship to the other apostles.

... if we are to be attentive to God's work in the world, we must listen attentively to the language of the people of our time... It is not only a matter of expressing the Gospel message in contemporary language; it is also necessary to have the courage to think more deeply - as happened in other epochs - about the relationship between faith, the life of the Church and the changes human beings are experiencing.

Interpreted from a contemporary perspective, divorce is a manifestation of evil — the breaking of a primary human relationship that is intended to form the deepest and most intimate tie that can be experienced by two persons.

For, the first chapters of the Book of Genesis were never meant to be taken as history or science, as «eyewitness» accounts, either of God or of someone impossibly «interviewing» God, but as a spiritual, theological, and mystical statement about God's relationship with the world; as an «aetiological myth,» to use Rahner's phrase, that provides an explanation, based on the human author's contemporary experience, of how things must have gotten to be the way we see them.

Contemporary artist Jarrod Beck will create a large - scale drawing installation in the front gallery at M E N, incorporating charcoal and packing tape, underscoring the artist's interest in material impressions, memory and the human relationship to environments both natural and built.

There is a common interest within all of my work — contemplations upon the human condition in relation to structures of power, historically and within contemporary society — the relationship between the oppressed and the oppressor.

Among the most significant media artists in contemporary times, Hershman Leeson is broadly recognized for her pioneering projects exploring the relationship between humans and technology, identity, surveillance, and the use of media as empowerment against censorship and repression.

Through the work of artists in the permanent collection such as Martin Johnson Heade and Andy Warhol, as well as loans by contemporary artists such as Jessica Pezalla and Kendell Carter, the exhibition gives visitors new ways of relating to flowers through relationships to the human figure, scientific study, and moments when the floral form becomes ornamentation.

The relationships between these select programs encourages the exploration of the increasingly profound and manifest intersec ¬ tions between the discourses of contemporary arts, human rights, and political thinking, both affirmative and critical.

Mapplethorpe's photographs exemplify classical ideals of form and proportion with their controlled relationships between light and shadow, balance and asymmetry, beauty and obscenity, while at the same time clearly reflecting both a Classical and highly contemporary interest in the human body.

On a Saturday in November of 2016, during his exhibition Continuous Services Altered Daily at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Connecticut (May 1, 2016 — February 5, 2017 and on view at the Bemis Center in Omaha June 1, 2017 — August 26, 2017), David Brooks, an artist recognized for his commitment to illuminating our complex human relationship with the natural world, sat down with Greg Lindquist to talk about his current show, ecological activism, and scientific fieldwork.

It's a weirdly affecting reminder that, for all our contemporary anxieties about technology, humans have always struggled with their relationship to the structures that govern our experience, chief among them time.

Join Erin Dunn, Assistant Curator at Telfair Museums, for a lecture on Watershed, exploring how contemporary photography depicts the often contentious relationship between humans and the environments we inhabit.

The artist's practice is rooted in the relationship between human existence and contemporary political and economic institutions, confronting this relationship through playful association and metaphor.

She is interested in exploring the relationships between contemporary art and other disciplines such as critical pedagogy, gender studies, human rights and literature in order to imagine and materialize the present and nearby futures, where creation and collaboration lead the way.

Her projects focus on human relationships, cultural codes and their impacts on contemporary society.

As the press release states, «Oursler [investigates] our contemporary Internet usage, viewing the Internet as a mechanical reflection of our human psyche, inducing a compulsive relationship despite its disturbing effect.

Her curatorial project Flock (an exhibition of contemporary artworks and films which explores the relationship between humans and wild birds) opened at Spacex Gallery, Exeter in 2003.

With a strong research grounding, their socially engaged projects explore contemporary relationships between human and non-human animals in the contexts of history, culture and the environment.

Barboras «work is rooted in the relationship of human existence and the contemporary political and economic institutions.

All Too Human celebrates the painters in Britain who strove to represent human figures, their relationships, and their surroundings in the most intimate of ways — and features breathtaking works by Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon alongside rarely seen pieces by contemporaries such as Frank Auerbach and Paula Human celebrates the painters in Britain who strove to represent human figures, their relationships, and their surroundings in the most intimate of ways — and features breathtaking works by Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon alongside rarely seen pieces by contemporaries such as Frank Auerbach and Paula human figures, their relationships, and their surroundings in the most intimate of ways — and features breathtaking works by Lucian Freud and Francis Bacon alongside rarely seen pieces by contemporaries such as Frank Auerbach and Paula Rego.

With digital avatars, robots, and animated video that presage a cyborg - filled future, Evans has poignantly plumbed the relationship between humans and machines that has come to define our contemporary world.

Icelandic and UK artists Bryndis Snæbjörnsdóttir and Mark Wilson describe their collaborative practice, which they have conducted since 2001, as «socially engaged projects that explore contemporary relationships between human and non-human animals in the contexts of history, culture and the environment.»

Based in Paris and Rio de Janeiro, Gonzalez - Foerster is celebrated for her interdisciplinary practice and, alongside contemporaries such as Philippe Parreno and Pierre Huyghe, is considered one of the preeminent figures of relational aesthetics, the term proposed by critic and curator Nicholas Bourriaud to describe practices that emerged in the 1990s exploring human relationships and the social contexts in which they operate.

Exploring two of the oldest subject matters in contemporary form, the artists featured in this exhibition individually illustrate the human figure and our physical landscape — and subsequently, the symbiotic relationship between the two.

Taken as a whole, her collected work can already be seen as an atlas: mapping the potential of human relationships across contemporary technological and political landscapes.

Bringing together different artistic representations of plant life in modern and contemporary art, «Plant Culture» will investigate the relationship between humans and plants.

Previous works have looked to the contemporary media sphere and its relationship to the visceral body, the degenerative aspects of pervasive new technologies, to cultural forms of fanaticism and cults, to ideas of attraction and repulsion, body horror, the defamiliarisation of the human body and cartoon abjection.

Artists: Mats Adelman — Roger Andersson — Justin Bartlett — Paul Housley The tendency for contemporary art to reference the darker side of the human psyche as a response to our troubled times has been prevalent in recent years and has led to many artists referencing imagery that has a direct relationship with death, gothic -LSB-...]

Her practice is rooted in the relationship of human existence and the contemporary political and economic institutions.

His photorealist flower paintings of the late 2000s spoke of humans» relationship with nature, while his tapestries of contemporary conflicts, a series that he began in 2011, explore violence, and how conflict is portrayed in the media.

This exhibition explores the relationship between humans and nature through the minds and hands of these contemporary artists.

The most important quality of the successful contemporary leader may be something that is fundamental to all human relationships: the ability to listen.

In today's contemporary world of communication where facetime means looking at a screen instead of someone's face, and a trip to the bank or to the gas station involves putting a card into a machine instead of having an in - person exchange, formalized human relationship skill building must be a critical area of focus in our work as teachers.