Sentences with phrase «embedded in the world of work»

A new generation has arrived and is now embedded in the world of work.

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Wouldn't it be nice, he writes, «if all of that eerily unsettled rural countryside were instead dense with diversified 100 - acre farmsteads, with their grain and hay rotations, livestock and pastures embedded in a landscape of protected forest, wetland, and prairie,» and in turn supporting an infinity of small villages, connected to the world via all our modern communications pipelines so that people could work at a variety of jobs, but remain connected to the real world by sheer immersion in a particular landscape.

The work of the Coalition is deeply embedded in the work of progressive educators and schools across the U.S. and around the world.

Inclusively, ESSA brings back favorites like Outcome - Based education, GOALS 2000, and School to Work, while at the same time, portions of the Minnesota World's Best Workforce, embedded in the ESSA State Plan, harken back to No Child Left Behind.

And you're most likely to enable them if you embed training in the real world of work, giving people learning where they actually need it: doing their jobs.

Then again, he does take his title from Keats, and his work exemplifies the Romantic conception of humanity, with an active imagination fully embedded in the world.

In a world where we have become used to having to decode the artist's intentions, Altmejd presents work so filled with content and embedded with meaning that it allows the viewer to bypass the need for a simple intellectual explanation and allows him or her to instead become a visceral participant in the construction of worlds that much like our own are forever a mystery, infinite in their ability to change, generous in meaning - a world of glittering growth and sublime decay, of heart rending pain and ravishing desirIn a world where we have become used to having to decode the artist's intentions, Altmejd presents work so filled with content and embedded with meaning that it allows the viewer to bypass the need for a simple intellectual explanation and allows him or her to instead become a visceral participant in the construction of worlds that much like our own are forever a mystery, infinite in their ability to change, generous in meaning - a world of glittering growth and sublime decay, of heart rending pain and ravishing desirin the construction of worlds that much like our own are forever a mystery, infinite in their ability to change, generous in meaning - a world of glittering growth and sublime decay, of heart rending pain and ravishing desirin their ability to change, generous in meaning - a world of glittering growth and sublime decay, of heart rending pain and ravishing desirin meaning - a world of glittering growth and sublime decay, of heart rending pain and ravishing desire.

These include a large billboard in Times Square; Barclays Center's «Oculus,» a 360 - degree LED marquee in Prospect Heights; 19 digital screens at Westfield World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan; hundreds of LinkNYC's Link kiosks in all five boroughs; and PublicArtFund.org, where the work will be embedded as a pop - up «ad.»

5:30 pm: Join Queens Museum staff at Peace Table, 1997, to learn how to participate in upcoming dialogues on key aspects of Ukeles» work, including artists embedded in city agencies, the future of garbage in NYC, diverse explorations on the subject of peace, human agency in changing the world, and how care and service work scales from family to city to planet.

Her recent writings include «Art and History» in Shary Boyle: Flesh and Blood (Galerie de l'UQAM, Montreal, 2010), «And the winner is...,» an exploration of Camille Turner's Miss Canadiana performance, in Byproduct: On the Excess of Embedded Art Practices (YYZ Books, Toronto, 2010), «Another World: Material and Metaphor in the Video Work of Wangechi Mutu» in Wangechi Mutu: This You Call Civilization?

«We really loved those ideas that are embedded in 20th century art: How do you look at the world through a different set of lenses,» said Marguerite Hoffman, who collected the works with her husband Robert, who died of leukemia in August at the age of 59.

LA EDGE new work by Carey Hamblett THE OUTSIDE WORLD GALLERY 44 Redchurch St London E2 7DP (Nearest Tube: Liverpool Street / Old Street) 07814 430852 / 07785 918584 contact: [email protected]... images from filmmaker & artist Carey Hamblett In the shadows of the towers of downtown lies the sprawl of industry & the soul of the city embedded -LSB-...]

His work attempts to give form and purpose to our hyper connected world and reveals it as information driven reality where digital technologies are embedded in everyday life and feed a human desire to surpass the limitations of body and mind.

We would expect there to be an enormous amount of this type of work if Brexit were to occur as the UK sought to replace and amend the extensive EU - derived laws and regulations embedded in our legal system and to develop new frameworks to govern its relationships around the world.

One of the highlights of my career has been working to use the virtual world — cyberspace — to embed cultural safety, not only into the training and education of all who work in the health system — but also into wider societal systems.