Sentences with phrase «embrace ambiguity»

A high level of emotional intelligence willing to embrace ambiguity with Flexibility and agility.

All of the works on exhibition here embrace this ambiguity when they ask questions: What is painting?

Drawing on art historical references, cultural stereotypes, and tabloid culture, Lucas's works embrace ambiguity and paradox and take a demonstrative stance against puritanism, conformism, and misogyny with distinct irreverence and wit.

Let's begin by shifting emphasis from finding the right answer to creating cultures that encourage risk - taking and embrace ambiguity.

Let us begin by shifting emphasis from finding the right answer to creating school cultures that encourage risk - taking and embrace ambiguity.

«We want to get people to embrace the ambiguity and to love the complexity.»

He or she must be able to embrace ambiguity and stick his or her neck out to drive to a conclusion,» wrote one of my clients in a job description.

Embrace ambiguity and seek out different points of view.

She challenged the audience embrace ambiguity.

Focusing on core competencies is the sure path to success but so is embracing ambiguity and constantly playing in different sandboxes.

Ertter, affiliated with the University of California, Berkeley and the College of Idaho in Caldwell, embraces the ambiguity.

A drama that embraces the ambiguities and contradictions of family ties and human nature in all its irrational glory.

In making «To the Bone,» Noxon found a new freedom and confidence as a storyteller, in part embracing an ambiguity and lack of definitive answers she likely wouldn't be allowed on a network TV show.

Trust your instincts,» Bryan says, because embracing ambiguity instead of looking at life as a series of steps leading to a goal can lead to a much healthier outlook.

They are also seeking work in other genres, work that defies genre and convention, and work that embraces ambiguity.

Much like accepting the uncertainty inherent to the pursuit of a serious artistic practice, Washington suggests that the ultimate heroic gesture is embracing ambiguity and the passage of time.

Pendleton embraces the ambiguity of these disparate parts and proposes this reclamation as a politicized tactic in its own right that takes place in the museum rather than in the streets.

Her layered and intuitive painting approach with its thick surfaces and myriad forms embraces ambiguity to create an experience rich with poetics.

By painting between figuration and abstraction, I'm embracing ambiguity and the knowledge that sex is complex: calm, violent, pleasurable, sad, joyful... I think the unpredictable nature of oil paint can get closer to what real sexuality is like.»

I work to reveal and reflect these individual perspectives, embracing ambiguity for its power to stimulate imagined truths.»

Not exact matches

The Blind Spot reveals why our faith in scientific certainty is a dangerous illusion, and how only by embracing science's inherent ambiguities and paradoxes can we truly appreciate its beauty and harness its potential.

It was, therefore, an occasion tinged with the ambiguities and quirks of history when Patriarchs Demetrios and Diodoros — the former in search of ecumenical unity, the latter preoccupied with preserving Greek tribal hegemony in a scandal - ridden church — embraced in Jerusalem.

It figured heavily in my approval as a candidate for the ministry: the chairman of the committee, a veteran of World War I, was disturbed because I refused to embrace completely the warmaking side of the ambiguity.

How could I explain that the doubts that had once made me an agnostic hadn't completely resolved, but that I'd instead learned to embrace mystery and ambiguity?

«The ability to handle ambiguity and uncertainty with some equanimity, even to embrace it, is really critical,» says Thoennessen.

Achieving its goal to rattle and unnerve, «The Strangers: Prey at Night» is lean and breathlessly intense, calling back the spareness and ambiguity of its predecessor, while embracing conventions from slasher movies of yore.

The strength of Gone Baby Gone lies in its embrace of moral ambiguity, a courageous creative decision that will likely not sit well with many viewers.

Dancy also embraces the natural ambiguity of abstraction.

New paintings by Mike Solomon embrace an unusual variety of formal ambiguity.

Wherever you look, there are strange «willy / boob» appendages (according to my Baltic Crew guide, this combination arose when her mother idly remarked that some of the boobs she painted looked more like willies, an ambiguity she has clearly embraced).

Instead, the anarchic work embraces a state of ambiguity that allows for alternative ways of processing what is seen — whether in the installation's vast changes in scale or the shifting identities of its components in which mountains become piles of raw pigment and sliced Styrofoam appears tectonic.

His appealing works circle around such themes as the film industry, celebrity culture and the American dream, and their mechanisms are both embraced as well as exposed in all their ambiguity.

The heads exquisitely contain central aspects of Grossman's art: an embrace of gender ambiguity, an interest in formal contradiction and conflict, a rich sensuality, and an audacious use of leather, a material she became acquainted with through her childhood on a working farm in Oneonta, New York.

The complexity of these paintings, their embrace of ambiguity and detachment, is at odds with the prevailing shift towards the iconic, the graphic and the sensational in contemporary image production, and is among the reasons that Tuymans is revered by his peers.

The term of endearment can mean anything from satire to skepticism to an embrace of lived experience in all its ambiguity and openness.

But the ambiguity of what is disclosed and what is not — between Mellon's understanding of her private and public identity — is in many ways an acknowledged and embraced aspect of the show.

By simultaneously resisting and embracing technology, Houck exploits the ambiguity between the artist's hand and his digital tools, engaging viewers to grapple with what exactly they are looking at.

This ambiguity is heightened by Cutler's embrace of a variety of visual references including Indian miniature paintings, US Army manuals and the costumes and textiles of diverse cultures and time periods, which she renders with great detail and specificity.

In their circling around such themes as the film industry, celebrity culture and the American dream, their mechanisms are both embraced and, at the same time, exposed in all their ambiguity.

His cauldron of references contains essences of, among others, Cecily Brown, Karen Kilimnik, Richard Prince, and Sue Williams, but though Whitmore exploits recognizable images and styles, he also claims to embrace a degree of ambiguity not always associated with the practice, and to want viewers to question both what they see and the sincerity of the artist.

Another reason we cling to our judgments and criticisms is that we may have difficultly embracing uncertainty and ambiguity, Not having the intimacy, trust, and safety we want, we may feel out - of - control.

Embrace the earthy tones of grey and green to appeal to gender ambiguity.