Sentences with phrase «do public and private space»

How do public and private space collide in your work?

Not exact matches

In addition to the state law declaring the quad a public area, the First Amendment protects the right of journalists to report in public spaces, and the «right» to define your own private or «safe» space doesn't trump that.

Asked Sunday at SXSW about what he will do post-Gawker, he said, «the space between private and public is very interesting, somewhere between messaging and public forums.»

These studies suggest that the modern individual has to an important degree been the creation of a more sharply defined public sphere from which the private realm can be more clearly differentiated.8 Questions of interior space then become more important, as do the relations between these inner realities and those that constitute the public or external realms.

Pillinger was also instrumental in persuading both UK academic organisations and private companies to invest in the project and, in so doing, creating a huge public awareness and enthusiasm for space research.

«Private conflicts, for example, domestic violence or friendship disputes over money or girlfriends, can and do spill over into public spaces, be it on stoops or street corners, in bars or local parks.»

«PM» is «private message»: step out of the public space and get the deal done.

This requires honest performance - based assessment of schools and the creation of options - by finding spaces in effective schools, creating new schools, or even, as Rod Paige did on a small scale in Houston, finding money to pay tuition in available private schools for a few dozen children whose public schools just wouldn't turn around.

Recreating her scene in a South London shopping centre, Wearing questions the boundary between public and private protocol: «in a public space... you do end up looking like a nutter», she explains, «because it's not acceptable».

Evolving through a range of mediums such as performance, video, installation, sound, and literature, her works consider the fluid border between public and private space, and in so doing, challenge established conventions relating to the body, sexuality, power relations, and institutional spaces.

for the contemporary austin, south korean artist do ho suh renders a multipart installation, extending his devotion to such themes of global identity, public versus private space, memory, and displacement.

Soda is quoted saying: «My work is interested in what we do within our private spaces and what happens when we make those spaces public».

Her work reflects what girls do in their bedrooms, a private space, and transfigures it into a public space.

In doing so, he not only makes himself accessible to whatever public encounter will come his way, but he also collapses the traditional museum boundaries of private office space and public gallery space, thus foregrounding the participatory nature of his art - making practice.»

Architectural settings and abstracted figures inspired by the artist's biography serve as the central tenets of Do Ho Suh's practice, highlighting the porous boundary between public and private space as well as notions of global identity, space, nomadism, memory, and displacement.

Collectors open up their private galleries, public museums open extravaganza exhibitions, and «pop - up» shows do just that in every available space.

Sometimes the line between public and private space gets muddied, such as it did in New York's Zuccotti park during the Occupy Wall Street days.

4) Is there a difference of what the city can do between private land (where the protest has been invited to take place) and public spaces that are used by the groups?