Sentences with phrase «contemporary modes»

Original mill work, light fixtures, painted doors and walls now cracked and worn remain amid three years of preservation work, and effectively contrast contemporary modes of art making.

Here are nine contemporary modes of creativity authors can tune into.

The luminous photographs in the Substrat series blur historic photographic techniques of camera-less photography utilised by image - makers such as Man Ray with contemporary modes of visual appropriation.

Complementing this year's annual national touring exhibition is a public programme of talks and live events that bring together differing viewpoints to discuss contemporary modes of production.

Humanism has inspired many contemporary modes of therapy, and most therapists value Rogerian principles such as unconditional positive regard, even if they do not identify themselves as proponents of the humanistic approach.

Already skilled at using radio to reach large audiences, they became adept at incorporating contemporary modes of popular entertainment into their evangelistic efforts.

Currently on view at HALSEY MCKAY, New York is the group exhibition «Paint On, Paint Off», a continued look at contemporary modes in abstract painting.

Certain properties are best left alone, allowed to exist in the period in which they were initially created, especially if contemporary modes of expression aren't able to rightly differentiate between exploitation and reverence regarding representations of race.

Incorporating more contemporary modes of social media into his visual palette than many a Hollywood studio production, Haneke's icy focus settles into a jaggedly cynical groove of a crumbling family of privileged elitists in Calais, a famed port city in Northern France.

Even if Chelsea has passed its peak of three or so years ago, for viewers who want to see a lot of art in every conceivable contemporary mode and at every level of quality in a short time, it's still the place to go.

Noa Gur's works presented in the exhibition «Dawn till Dusk» intertwine two series of questions: one thread questioning contemporary modes of artistic production, the other thread questioning inequality based on class or ethnicity.

«White Noise I» approaches contemporary modes of artistic production more directly: Noa Gur uses her face as a stamp, as a printing machine to produce a series of quasi-portraits on paper towels.

She is fascinated by contemporary modes of digital communication, the power (and sometimes the perversity) of popular iconography, and the situation of identity in the blurring contexts of technological virtuality and biological reality.

Dimas combines pre-Columbian Taíno symbols with contemporary modes of abstraction and figuration.

A series of talks, artists» salons and tours accompany the exhibition, offering a platform to discuss contemporary modes of production and structures of professional artistic development.

In it's own modest way this exhibition aims to highlight just a few of these different strands with work of beauty, complexity and intelligence that continues to ensure the vitality of paint within the many contemporary modes of art production.

Confronting neo-orthodoxy, liberals reaffirmed the role of reason, the authority of universal human experience, and the insights of contemporary modes of thinking.

Perhaps it was inevitable that the first major departure from neo-orthodoxy was a drastic swing in the opposite direction, an acquiescence to contemporary modes of thought and a denial of transcendence and revelation.

By that, I mean that the contemporary modes of defining God were no longer meaningful or valid.

From the beginning, Christians have been called upon to give an account of their faith in terms of contemporary modes of thought (for example, 1 Peter 3:15).

Since this meaning is not presently available to us, some contemporary modes of thought have despaired of the possibility that history has any meaning to it.

Mom Enough shows reflect the topics relevant to today's parents in a contemporary mode of delivery.»

To put it another way, thinking transnationally does not automatically mean a more sophisticated understanding of contemporary modes of power.

Director Joss Whedon («Buffy the Vampire Slayer») sets William Shakespeare's deathless comedy of romance as a sparring contest in a contemporary mode but without sacrificing the words.

An effort to further the dialogue between postwar and contemporary modes of expression resides at the crux of the gallery's program.

Wiley's larger - than - life figures disturb and interrupt tropes of portrait painting, often blurring the boundaries between traditional and contemporary modes of representation and the critical portrayal of masculinity and physicality as it pertains to the view of black and brown young men.

Marrying a contemporary mode of representation typically used for advertising and animation with the history of painting and photography, Mason offers us a multivalent meditation on themes of celebrity, death, and the search for meaning.

The Photography / Digital Media program prepares artists to take full advantage of the traditional and contemporary modes of creating, manipulating, printing and / or publishing their photographs, lens - based artworks, and media art productions.

Through his extensive Internet exploration, Doug Rickard transforms the lenses of Google Street View into a contemporary mode of street photography.

Even as Kasten's earliest work would seem to prefigure and anticipate these contemporary modes of seeing, her practice has consistently engaged a core set of material, physical, and theatrical concerns.

In an age in which social media has dominated our public and private lives, and issues of identity and representation abound, performance is a contemporary mode of artistic practice.

Reflecting on Crimp's legacy, «PostPictures» includes seven artists from the United States who work with new media techniques and contemporary modes of image construction.

The presentation of works from the collection at the MMK 2 will feature a spectrum of contemporary modes of expression ranging from sociopolitical photojournalism to forms of subjective, conceptual or staged photography.

His core research interest is Australia's Western Desert acrylic art and most of his projects have addressed the anthropology, art history, and / or economics of this contemporary mode of cultural production.

Driven by the conceptual and formal possibilities of the tension between light and dark, and good and evil, Paul Chan is best known for his projected animations that use shadows and silhouettes to engage cultural commentary and contemporary modes of communication.

Redwood is known for his surreal large scale paintings composed from a foundation of transparent brushwork parodying both modern and contemporary modes of painting.