Sentences with phrase «cultural collision»

It was a deeply affecting experience for the artist, whose K - pop and propaganda - influenced videos, performances, and installations explore the intersections and cultural collisions between East and West.

As a 15 - minute edit of the artist's forthcoming feature length film, Piercing Brightness, «Trailer» is a spliced - together, fictional sci - fi mash - up that depicts an alternate universe of cultural collisions occurring in the factual town of Preston.

Moreover, Ritu Kumar is India's new beginning uniqueness with an addition of cultural collision around the globe.

In 2011 he co-authored Cultural Collision and Collusion: Reflections on Hip - Hop Culture, Values, and Schools.

Allende explores cultural collisions, political terror, and healing in this bone - shaking tale of a young American woman who barely survives a descent into the drug underworld of Las Vegas and is granted sanctuary on an island off the coast of Chile.

A modern cultural collision moving across the U.S. landscape, Station to Station, organized by artist Doug Aitken, was a three - week train ride from New York to California that connected leading figures and underground creators from the worlds of art, music, food, literature, and film.

«Theaster Gates: Cultural Collisions for a New Public Space.»

Anything that comes to Las Vegas represents a cultural collision, of course.

And the cultural collisions between these groups provide some of the most heartwarming, and funniest, moments in the film.

Michell lets the cultural collision and confusion mix together in the backdrop of this lively snapshot of the decade with a unique sensibility.

Cultural collision and collusion: Reflections on hip - hop culture, values, and schools.

Embracing a wide range of media and spanning the monastery's spaces (library, cloisters, museum, gardens), the works on view are permeated with notions of displacement, exile, struggle and cultural collisions.

Note, too, the cultural collisions hiding under that awning.

Cultural collisions, fusions, and tensions around the differing visual languages of power only escalated through the colonial period.

From this cultural collision emerged a style whose roots lay abroad — for the most part in cubism and surrealism — but whose look and meaning were without precedent.

Kolding's collages, which have been exhibited extensively throughout Europe, take as their subject the cultural collisions inadvertently set up by the contemporary city.