Sentences with phrase «cultural moment»

The star also added that he felt honoured to be a part of a landmark cultural moment when making the album.

To me, the film is vital to this particular cultural moment we are living through.

The film spans 15 years and traces important cultural moments from the singer's perspective, starting in 1999 and ending in the present day.

HOW AND WHY people collect is often a symptom of a given cultural moment.

But the modest house is enjoying an exotic cultural moment before it becomes a memory.

We want to hear about your favourite cultural moments of the year.

The green cultural moment, with its emphasis on redemption, harmony, and healing, was less a response to the fear of future ecological disasters than to present - day social ones.

We withhold a third cheer — partly because at the present cultural moment it seems inappropriate to give three full cheers for anyone or anything, partly because we remember too well recent history's oppressive misuses of Thomas's thought.

It is a tempting and largely justifiable sentiment to apply to Black Panther, given both the lamentable societal state and the slightly more specific cultural moment.

Busting through the wall of the current cultural moment like a Kool - Aid man of male entitlement, Matt Damon has arrived to ruin the Downsizing press tour with some flaming - hot takes on sexual misconduct.

Ben: Yes, well, as I was saying, we're at this unique cultural moment in history where orthodox faith is under attack from all sides and we're barely communicating our faith to the next generation.

In a larger cultural moment where direct funding opportunities for artists continues to be at risk, this year's important projects demonstrate the vibrancy of contemporary practice throughout the state,» said Executive Director Kelsey Halliday Johnson.

I try to save my most pure levels of outrage for important, world - changing, cultural moments like when Dunkaroos were discontinued in the United States... but what the actual f ***, Marlins?

Was Antony Gormley's Fourth Plinth the defining cultural moment of the year?

When Voltron was dubbed from Japanese and brought to the states in the early «80s it was a game - changing cultural moment for many American boys.

«Miley Cyrus is a surprisingly complicated cultural moment.»

The latter artist performs famous cultural moments throughout history — from a Katy Perry interview («I wanted them to be, like, Britney Spears - white.»)

Through extended conversations, Obrist examines notions of art and creativity, painting a verbal portrait of our ever - changing cultural moment.

From the past, Nelson Muntz weeping over a performance of Andy Williams was a sublime pop cultural moment but this season lacks anything like that.

While NMAAHC has been heralded for its object - based storytelling, documenting African American history from slavery to civil rights through the Presidency of Barack Obama, and exploring important cultural moments, it also celebrates visual art.

THIS YEAR»S SELECTION of the Best Black Art Books includes 12 volumes that in various ways are reframing art history — from scholarly works shedding light on major cultural moments and volumes of groundbreaking photography, to exhibition catalogs surveying broadly the work of important artists such as Kerry James Marshall and Alma Thomas.

However, with Kane's image in mind, the project and the resulting photographs prompt the question: Decades from now, will we look back at Schoenstadt's photograph and see the embodiment of a significant cultural moment for women artists?

Through nearly 100 objects, the show aims to upend dominant narratives of the period and to unearth rich stories by examining watershed cultural moments from the Hairy Who to the Wall of Respect, from the Civil Rights movement to the AfriCOBRA, from vivid protest posters to visionary outsider art, and from the Free University movement to the radical jazz of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians.

The Carnegie Museum of Art's collection includes an archive of more than 80,000 photographs by Charles «Teenie» Harris (1908 — 1998), an African American photographer who documented Pittsburgh's black community, capturing the city's political history, everyday experiences, and key cultural moments from about 1935 - 1975.

But Esfahani Smith isn't the only thinker who apparently feels this is an appropriate cultural moment to push the career oriented to think carefully about the tradeoffs they may be making.

Laugh all you want, but the Snuggie is having a bona — fide cultural moment.

In the announcement, Facebook said its goals are to: «Give people ways to connect and share with friends during holidays and events; Help people discover fun and interesting cultural moments; [and] Celebrate moments in history that continue to make the world more open and connected.»

Creating content around cultural moments, such as Black Friday, Cyber Monday or Friendsgiving, is especially important.

Ours is a different terrain, in a different cultural moment to most of the USA.

And because so many of us are able to stream these movies at the same time, there's ample opportunity for unexpected cultural moments, where it seems like everyone is watching the same thing.

Along the way he maintained the social calendar appropriate to a New York icon, a chef uniquely able to bridge the various schisms of this culinary cultural moment — between the Upper East Side and Brooklyn, fine dining and comfort food, millennials and boomers.

And in this unique cultural moment golf gets to flaunt its squareness while still enjoying a modicum of street cred, since it has the No. 1 crossover star in sports.

Morgan jokingly described it as «one of the most iconic cultural moments I have probably ever experienced on this sofa».

Other models have ushered in new eras of modeling — the waif, the Brazilian babe — but none has embodied a shared mass - cultural moment quite so fully as the first supermodels.

Game Night will likely get devoured this week at the box office, between Black Panther's momentous cultural moment and Natalie Portman's turn as a gun - toting, mutant - hunting super-scientist in Annihilation, but it doesn't deserve to disappear.

When the film name - checks «Wedding Crashers,» it feels like a needless reminder that Vince Vaughn is a spokesman for a bygone cultural moment.

Dylan Minnette again proves why his character became a TV cultural moment last year.

Pushed back from its original November release date, Eli Roth's Death Wish couldn't be arriving at a more inopportune cultural moment.

In other words, the movie has the potential to be a mainstream cultural moment that fuels interest in VR the way the overnight hit of augmented - reality game «Pokémon Go» vaulted AR forward.

Black Panther and Valkyrie feel like part of that same cultural moment, offering young women of colour a multitude of role models (Valkyrie's heavy drinking aside).

Jones presents readers with a richly evocative cultural moment, and each of her characters has a complicated past that raises as many questions about life as it answers.

Excited by the possibility of replicating this success Patrice lays out a book series that takes similar advantage of predictable cultural moments.

Berman intersected with several intriguing cultural moments, starting with his first Los Angeles solo show in 1957 at Ed Kienholz and Walter Hopps» Ferus Gallery.

Yet his work also spoke of its own cultural moment, the unrest of Italy's «years of lead», if more subtly than many of his Arte Povera comrades.

This new body of work marks our contemporary cultural moment; the genesis of a traumatic event and its aftershocks.

In Black Mirror, 13 artists respond to the current political and cultural moment through painting, drawing, installation, photography, and video.

Throughout his career, Longo has focused on creating images that capture a pivotal cultural moment.

Mostly shot in moody black and white - with a notable exception for the gorgeous curls and brilliant pink and yellow smiley t - shirt of Marc Bolan, the images brim with personality; each one really does appear to speak a thousand words about an unprecedentedly exciting cultural moment.