Sentences with phrase «different aesthetic forms»
By bringing together different aesthetic forms of communication into single art work, Jeffrey leaves the viewer lost in space.
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If indeed we are to judge all thought by the way it «promotes the art of life,» then I think that we must recognize that there are many ways in which that «art» can be promoted, just as there are many different forms and styles within the fine arts, all of which can give rise to particular kinds of rich aesthetic experience.9
(29) May we not also say this of Paul Schrader, who like Bresson is «a representative of a different and older culture,» one «who has assigned himself a near - impossible task: to update an older aesthetic into a contemporary form»?
Rational Beings explore the relationship between two apparently different aesthetic descriptions of the world; the rational, mathematically based formal constructions that go to build up the most complicated of organic forms that we respond to emotionally.
These art forms, standing for different spiritual and aesthetic pursuits, are juxtaposed within the same exhibit framework, in a conflicting hybrid.
Chelsea, New York City: Curator D. Dominick Lombardi's premise for the exhibit Free Form Five is that while the five artists» selections of subject matter, process, media and aesthetic, are very different from each other — they all make art that reveals a new and compelling depth of perception.
Members of the collective have been in residence in Rotterdam for two months to create video and sculptural installations, printed matter, sonic scapes and film shorts that situate different modes of perception as forms of aesthetic and conceptual reinvention, protest, and disobedience to normative orders.
Radically different in form, both are alike in offering intellectual stimulation accompanied by a rich aesthetic experience involving sight, touch, sound and smell.
Though the intervening decades have seen returns to representation in different movements, virtually all of the dominant art forms of the latter half of the 20th century — including Abstract Expressionism, Neo-Dada, Pop Art, Minimalism, and Conceptual Art — have embraced the power and aesthetic of formal abstraction in lieu of literal representation.
Through a selection of photographs from the CRP's collection, «Manifestations» endeavours to explore the semantic field of manifestation and its different occurrences that closely combine social and aesthetic forms of revelation.