Sentences with phrase «earlier modes of production»

As film production and exhibition rapidly embraces digital technologies, more and more contemporary films are paying homage to earlier modes of production when films were shot and screened on film.

Not exact matches

«97 Cook further explains that «this mode of depiction... represent [s] her viewpoint and perhaps her desires or aspirations for what they presume she hopes to see,» a happy, contented infant or child.98 Thus in the early years of commercial baby food production, the Gerber Baby sketch, along with a good percentage of baby food advertising, which featured the matriocular gaze of babies seeking to connect with the mother - consumer, proved visually distinctive and commercially compelling.

Taking over all four floors of the Vancouver Art Gallery, this groundbreaking exhibition will offer an international survey of mashup culture, documenting the emergence and evolution of a mode of creativity that has grown to become the dominant form of cultural production in the early 21st century.

Bringing together contemporary works that engage with, respond to, or otherwise reference history, this exhibition is devoted to highlighting the ongoing dialogue between current artistic practices and earlier styles, preoccupations and modes of production.

It is the largest show ever mounted by the Gallery, providing a comprehensive look at how the «collage» emerged as a mode of artmaking in the early twentieth century and has evolved through the rapid uptake of technology and digital media to facilitate new modes of production in all fields of visual culture today,» said Kathleen S. Bartels, Director of the Vancouver Art Gallery.

Director of the Vancouver Art Gallery, Kathleen S. Bartels, says the exhibition provides, «a comprehensive look at how the «collage» emerged as a mode of artmaking in the early 20th century and has evolved through the rapid uptake of technology and digital media to facilitate new modes of production in all fields of visual culture today.»

The earliest artworks in the «Western style» (yōfūga) were created following the arrival of European Jesuits in the sixteenth century, though production in this mode had all but died out by the mid-seventeenth century.

Appropriation and the Archive: In the early 1960s, Robert Rauschenberg and Andy Warhol began to incorporate photographic images into their paintings, establishing a new mode of visual production that relied not on the then - dominant tradition of gestural abstraction but rather on mechanical processes such as screenprinting.