Sentences with word «deconstructive»

This is the first survey exhibition to examine the critical ways in which linked feminist and deconstructive impulses drove the influential photo - based conceptual work commonly known as appropriation.

Several ceramicists featured at NADA Miami Beach took a more deconstructive approach to figurative shapes and images.

But deconstructive post-modernists usually discourage the attempt to develop better theories, an attempt that seems important to constructive postmodernists.

We need to have our thought checked and corrected by deconstructive postmodernism and enriched and developed through interaction with Asian, communitarian, ecological, and feminist thought as well as that of primal peoples.

A veteran of the Los Angeles conceptual art scene, Kelley used deconstructive strategies in order to challenge the established norms of contemporary culture, both high and low.

Post-apocalyptic stories were hardly rare in Japanese media in the 1980s, but Japan's new situation seemed to be provoking more dour, introspective, and deconstructive works.

Constructive postmodernists affirm the importance of metaphysics, a type of inquiry that has been rejected both by late modernists and by deconstructive postmodernists.

Where Allyson Vieira treats an installation as deconstructive architecture, though, Nonas and Osman are still constructing.

By now Minimalism as a gallery's deconstructive architecture has become a cliché.

Keeping true to his intentional deconstructive style, Brock leaves works in process scattered throughout his studio, on the floor, draped over equipment.

A self - taught artist from Bandung, Indonesia, Putra's collage technique uses its fundamental deconstructive nature to reconstruct new connections and ideas, as well as hidden meanings.

As he distorts, enlarges, degrades, and re-inserts these copies further, Lund extrapolates a recursive and deconstructive method of reproduction that continually re-doubles upon itself, imparting a physical and conceptual liquidity to each individual painting, alleviating the burden of originality from any work and the artist himself.

Gordon Matta - Clark's (1943 - 1978) silver - dye bleach - print Office Baroque (1977) marks the artist's site specific work in a derelict building in central Antwerp where he made cut - aways in the different stories of the building, creating a vertical deconstructive sculpture.

Bushwick has gained a reputation as a hub of abstract painting over the years, and the artists in «Do It Yourself» are at the forefront of this movement in its most deconstructive form.

Gene Fant dug up this little gem from Timothy Morton in the latest Proceedings of the Modern Language Association: It's not just that rabbits are rabbits in name only; it's that whether or not we have words for them, rabbits are deconstructive all the way down — signifying and display....

French deconstructive philosophy resonated with this mood of tearing down, and today the deconstructionist thinkers are cited in theological circles more frequently than are European theologians.

It is important to assert this, because a particular meaning arising in literary criticism and French deconstructive philosophy have tended to dominate and even to foreclose the discussion.

by Walter Chaw Although by the end it isn't nearly as interesting as it is clever, James Mangold's take on the slasher genre Identity is a tricky little beast that fits in peculiarly well with the recent trend of deconstructive horror films (such as The Ring and Soft for Digging).

But the publishing industry isn't acting very economical, they are making the same mistakes as everyone who are presented with change in a very deconstructive way.

@MoveMoreCommentsLinkToTop i think it is very deconstructive for this question to move the comments to chat at this point in time.

Gordon Matta - Clark's (1943 — 1978) silver - dye bleach - print Office Baroque (1977) marks the artist's site specific work in a derelict building in central Antwerp where he made cut - aways in the different stories of the building, creating a vertical deconstructive sculpture.

For these artists, who were in their 30s and 40s during the 1980s, it was not a question of a «return to painting,» but, rather, of finding a bridge between the radical, deconstructive abstraction of the late 1960s and 1970s (which many of them had been marked by) with a larger painting history and more subjective approaches.

Jane Fox Hipple applies the most deconstructive strategy among the artists.

In addition, several small sculptural stacks take the work off the wall and are the result of a more deconstructive exploration of his materials, allowing the artist to think in more 3 - dimensional terms.

MAURICIO ANCALMO 1871 © / Deconstructive Mechanical Soundscape Striation Series / # 4 2009 Edition 1 of 5 Archival inkjet print 24 X 40 inches (60.96 X 101.60 cm)

Even ten seconds of deconstructive thought proves how dumb religion is.

And it is the mocking deconstructive critique of the postmoderns that shows the bankruptcy and the will to power of modern times.

Far more leading theologians have allied themselves with analytic, postliberal, and deconstructive movements in contemporary thought than with process philosophy.

Hers was the most self - consciously deconstructive American mind ever to apply itself to the study of early European society.

The consequence is a self - correcting and deconstructive dynamism that precludes the fixity of a stable image or the finality of any formulation.

He sees with absolute clarity that the most essential repudiation lying at the heart of the whole deconstructive enterprise is a theological repudiation, and thus, as he feels, the one kind of faith (in unfaith) may be countered only by another kind of faith.

Deadpool 2 believes this to all be peevish, deconstructive parody, even though it's how most major comic - book movies are now written.

ATHF can seem brilliantly deconstructive one moment and stupefyingly boring the next — or to provide a more accurate ratio, it can follow five brilliant seconds with five straight minutes of boredom.

But Kate & Leopold is a decent addition to the beleaguered and overcrowded romantic comedy genre (think Somewhere in Time meets Splash); look for an explanation in James Mangold's steady direction, the clever, deconstructive screenplay he wrote with Steven Rogers, and a rock - steady performance by Hugh Jackman that is confident and unembarrassed.

For Black Panther fans aching for something a bit more straightforward and less deconstructive than Coates» series, this may sate that hunger before the character returns to the big screen in February.

At his best, Abel Ferrara manages to bend exploitation cinema to a feverish but deconstructive personal vision.

If you enjoy intelligent, deconstructive slashers like Scream and New Nightmare this movie should be on your Halloween to - watch list.

Not only that, but anything we could have taken away from those first ninety minutes is ruled null - and - void by Bloch's definitive deconstructive analysis — to say nothing of the fact that the psychiatrist's explanation feels simplified and painfully condescending, a lot like the one that infamously closed out Psycho.

As you can see, it's rocking a great original start (and not in a meta, genre deconstructive way like «The Cabin in the Woods,» either).

For his first solo show in New York, Ryan Sawyer offered a challenging variation on now well - entrenched deconstructive themes.

Kenor's deconstructive geometry mixed with Labuenaylamala's sculptural elements create an intense work of art that flows perfectly.

These zines are a precursor to Hardy's later works, like her «Untitled Runway Show» presented at the 2012 Whitney Biennial, where the artist's deconstructive stylistic interventions occupied a similar aesthetic and spatial arrangement to a conventional runway presentation.