Sentences with phrase «cultural resonance»

Williams» exquisite prints reveal the unexpected beauty and cultural resonance of commercial, industrial and instructional photography.

Also depicted is a radiogram which holds particular cultural resonance for the contemporary Afro - Caribbean community, occupying «a space like a religious object.

It is through fortuitous circumstance that I came to know the work of Gonçalo Ivo — deeply vibrant paintings with subtle saturated color and chunky oil surfaces — work that is charged with cultural resonances and inclusive in scope.

Moreover, although the idea of getting close to the land in small - scale communities has a deep cultural resonance in some schools of environmentalist thought, in reality this is probably the worst thing that anyone can do.

The figurative paintings depict women and weave narratives with deep cultural resonance.

Meanwhile, God - Is Rivera, director of inclusion and cultural resonance at VML, delivered a stark warning on diversity and inclusion, saying creatives have helped create a default narrative that revolves around Caucasian families.

Fuller's advocacy of transhumanism has cultural resonance because he articulates and celebrates the theological principles that structure and orient modern thought.

With its excellent cast, measured approach and devastatingly relevant message, Mudbound proves to be a visceral and essential piece of filmmaking that, despite its period setting, hums with contemporary cultural resonance.

This strikes a note with tremendous cultural resonance.

Mike Kelley's Arenas series of the late 80s and early 90s mark a shift away from the artist's performance - oriented activity and towards a new sculptural dexterity, in which cultural resonance is elicited from an eerie reframing of everyday objects.

«Many of these alternatives, such as nuclear power and geoengineering, are likely to convey cultural resonances that affirm rather than threaten hierarchical and individualist confidence in the power of human ingenuity to overcome environmental constraints on economic production.»

Few destinations can compare with the romantic and cultural resonance of Russia, and especially its cosmopolitan capital, Moscow.

t is through fortuitous circumstance that I came to know the work of Gonçalo Ivo — deeply vibrant paintings with subtle saturated color and chunky oil surfaces — work that is charged with cultural resonances and inclusive in scope.

But what ensued was a much broader ongoing effort and even a new job title as VML's director of inclusion and cultural resonance.

FonoChat is one of the worldwide leaders in Latino phone dating, and if you're looking for someone with these cultural resonances, this is the number to call.

In terms of its political and cultural resonance, Miss You Like Hell might be the most important musical running in New York City at the moment, and yet you wouldn't know it, judging from the lukewarm notices that recognized the power of Daphne Rubin... Read more

The original wasn't exactly a masterpiece, but it did have a smidge of cultural resonance.

Martin elaborated on his longstanding love affair, and the cultural resonance of Harris» work, alongside Cynthia Burlingham of the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, Andrew Hunter of the Art Gallery of Ontario, and the MFA's Taylor Poulin.

Both Carol Bove and artist duo Teresa Hubbard and Alexander Birchler stay true to their respective practices while exploring the work and cultural resonance of the behemoth Modernist sculptor.

Another distinction is that Johnson's use of cultural ephemera is self - referential; it seeks to draw on and harness the socio - cultural resonances of media artefacts, not to reveal their inherent meaninglessness.

Objects are selected for their cultural resonance and are then subjected to a process of masking with synthetic rubber.

One of the most influential artists working with photography and the production and display of images, Christopher Williams» recent photographs reveal the unexpected beauty and cultural resonance of commercial, industrial and instructional photography

AMERICA IS FAMILIAR with the creative insights and cultural resonance that emerged from African American artists during the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920 - 30s.

I don't want to sound naïve here — of course all of what you do adds to the value of David Zwirner and the works of your father's gallery, but that is not the point, or it is but for you art is about the ideas and cultural resonances, not just the market value.

In a similar way, the multiculturalism implicit in Whitney's improvisations aims to bring out multiple connections and to deepen the cultural resonance of modernism's colored geometry.

Highlighting over twenty artists including foundational, preeminent figures of 20th and 21st centuries, such as Kiki Smith, and Andy Warhol, as well as mid-career voices from the contemporary scene including Lalla Essaydi, Kota Ezawa, Glenn Ligon and Mickalene Thomas, Person (a) demonstrates the genre's continued creative force and cultural resonance.

Natural corks have proven themselves over the years but it's the cultural resonance that extends even to the novice drinkers.

Without a sequel, all of the open - ended background trivia that was never elaborated upon, left open a whole universe to imagine, and this is where the cultural resonance ties in.