Sentences with phrase «distinct point of view»

You can choose any type of topic from politics or crime and music to the movie but it is important that there should be two distinct points of views on the particular topic.

Yet three curators also have an obvious upside, for it translates into three distinct points of view about American art.

We took the same approach with a Twitter chat we held a few weeks ago, inviting a group of some pretty impressive (if we do say so ourselves) activists and media professionals with distinct points of view on the state of climate action today to join us and get talking.

The 2014 Biennial brings together the findings of three curators with very distinct points of view.

The three video works featured in Three Histories: The Wadsworth According to MATRIX addressed the Wadsworth Atheneum's history from distinct points of view.

We've also published a Thought Leadership Gallery where business leaders articulated the need for SEL from their own distinct points of view.

Donna De Salvo, Chief Curator and Deputy Director for Programs at the Whitney, noted: «The 2014 Biennial brings together the findings of three curators with very distinct points of view.

There's a reason you got a lot of 2017 movies with a distinct point of view.

Kasi, a film maker with a distinct point of view, may be telling stories from the African American Diaspora, but they are universal in theme and identifiable through every prism.

This is a well - written, beautifully directed film that fills a real world with people — not merely characters — who each have distinct points of view and approach life and / or death with very different perspectives.

Based on the true story of Jeff Bauman, who received a double amputation after the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, Stronger elicits a distinct point of view: that of the spectator,...

There's one difference in the adaptation: Auggie's chief tormentor, a trust - fund kid called Julian (Bryce Gheisar), is no longer given a distinct point of view.

The story has two very distinct points of view, John's and Jamie's.

In the curatorial statement Gehring writes: «Each of the artists in this exhibition generate work from a distinct point of view, but each point of view is one that is illuminated and connected by this show's title, Meta Vista.

We're extremely appreciative of all Aimée Burg has done to produce this thoughtful exhibition, and for her distinct point of view, which has made for such a vivid investigation.

«I was immediately struck by her distinct point of view and the narrative quality of her work,» he wrote to The Observer.

We want to humanize these difficult subjects with personal stories and distinct points of view.

Still, for once a distinct point of view comes across — and it comes across as a genuine diversity.

Throughout her 30 - year career, Mehlman has played with the effect that light and shadow have upon architecture and various other objects, thus creating her distinct point of view.

The work engages two distinct points of view: a non-narrative documentary filmed in Iran and an altered variation that magnifies the footage to the pixel - level.

Throughout her 30 - year career, Mehlman has played with the effect that light and shadow have upon architectural details and other objects, thus creating her distinct point of view.

Each painter has created large landscape paintings from his or her distinct point of view.

As in film, the camera shows us a distinct point of view through which we try to understand a multifaceted scene.

Its activity not only reflects the historical circumstances of Birmingham and the country as a whole since then, but also it constitutes a distinct point of view on British post-war art history.

Three art fairs and Masters Drawings New York open this week in New York City with each presenting a distinct point of view.

Donna De Salvo, chief curator at the Whitney, explains that the three — Anthony Elms, an associate curator at Philadelphia's Institute of Contemporary Art; Stuart Comer, former film curator at Tate Modern in London, and now chief curator of media and performance art at MoMA; and Michelle Grabner, a professor at Chicago's School of the Art Institute — were chosen for their diverse curatorial approaches, geographic backgrounds, and their «distinct points of view.»

We have two distinct points of view, which means we have most bases covered for the people we serve.

Having a distinct point of view may not appeal to everyone, but the more each of us can state confidently what we stand for, the greater the net benefit to our business.

They can have a distinct point of view without being so edgy that they put your brand equity at risk.