Sentences with phrase «cultural memory loss»

This parallels the themes of genocide and substandard poverty which are juxtaposed with images from the Egyptian and Mesoamerica civilizations and highlights their further connection to Afro Futurism and cultural memory loss.

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Guirguis seeks to address problems of displacement, environmental destruction, and cultural and historical memory loss through conversations with local artists engaged in political activism, and through workshops with local Santa Monica youth and adult participants.

Guirguis seeks to address problems of displacement, environmental destruction, and cultural and historical memory loss in her work, as well as through conversations with local artists engaged in political activism, and workshops with local Santa Monica youth and adult participants.

Touching on themes of urbanity, cultural memory, and the loss of childhood, like the majority of works in the show, these deal in the insecurities of young citydwellers.

Homelands cuts to the heart of cultural relations in the 21st century, exploring ideas of belonging and alienation, possession and loss, public histories and personal memories, nostalgic geographies and the intangible terrains of the imaginary.

A few satellite shows, including «Another Part of the New World,» a group exhibition mostly of Spanish and Latin American artists at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, explicitly addressed the dangers of absolute power and the loss of cultural memory.

Through his work he explores the human condition, offering a critical perspective on social, cultural, and political issues and visually eloquent commentary on memory, loss, and the difficulty of memorializing the past.

Dealing with loss and memory (historical, cultural or personal) her projects explore notions of past in relation to contemporaneity, expressing the duality in the term revolution (from Latin revolver, «roll back»), a rapture (from the past) and renewal (for the future).

Considering the cultural and political differences — not to mention the six thousand miles that lie between Tehran and the city she now calls home — it might not surprise you to learn that Bahar Behbahani's paintings and videos explore memory and loss.