Sentences with phrase «enduring themes»

The tension between representation and abstraction, and the organic and the geometric, have been enduring themes in her drawings, paintings and prints.

The wonderful collection of free and accessible texts enables students to explore enduring themes.

In her challenging engagement with the human figure and investigation of social meaning, Eisenman is developing new conventions of figuration to address enduring themes of the human condition.

The adaptation of the modernist vision to one of the most enduring themes in American art can be seen most dramatically in works by O'Keeffe, Hartley, and Arthur Dove.

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«Faber's mastery of character, evocative descriptions of Victorian England, and rich dialogue, together with his weaving of enduring themes throughout a complex plot, creates a remarkable novel.»

Kylin's art utilizes both current media and ancient concepts to contemporize enduring themes.

Including film and performance photography of some of Brisley's most iconic work, and a new installation from which the exhibition takes its title, this show traces enduring themes in Brisley's work such as the body as a tool for directly addressing individual autonomy and fundamental notions of power, authority, community and freedom.

Invito a Tavola marks Lai's first solo exhibition in the U.S. since 1956, and provides an intimate portrait of the late artist through one of the most enduring themes from her illustrious sixty - year practice.

Produced over a three - year period with longtime collaborator, Doris Simmelink, Vija Celmins's prints explore the artist's enduring themes of night skies and ocean surfaces.

The connection between men and horses is one of the most enduring themes in cinema, if an increasingly abstract and nostalgic one.

The most enduring theme in the arts in an unexpected angle: Michelangelo Pistoletto «s nude turned away and is looking in the same direction as the viewer.

Bonhoeffer's complex relationship to religious liberalism constituted one of the enduring themes of his life.

LeBron being let down by the rest of his team was an enduring theme in that series.

Love and rivalry between father and son, the odyssey of searching for a passage home, the slaying of monsters — ancient and enduring themes in myth and literature.

Immortality is an enduring theme applied to many superhero characters and this overriding construct fuels the persistent violence.

The tension between ideals of academic excellence and universal access to education has been an enduring theme in American public education all the way back to Horace Mann and the «common school» movement in the early 19th century.

Whether written by an iconic Southern author in 1947 or compiled from emails written by a young pastor to the president in 2010, these gift books explore the enduring themes of spirituality and faith, reminding us that contemplating the divine can confirm our very humanity.Spiritual thinking has been with us from the beginning, as The Religions Book: Big Ideas Simply Explained reminds readers...

«Relationships between man and nature, with its inherent cycles of destruction and renewal, have been an enduring theme in my photographs,» he remarked about the connection between his Greenburg images and past work.

In these, his enduring themes and preoccupations — sexual personae, social types, and historical painterly genres — appear in surreal new guises.

Guest - curated by native New Jersey artists Danielle Wolfrum and Wes Sherman, the artwork investigates landscape painting as an enduring theme in genre painting as it enters the twenty - first century.

On display outside the Mayfair hotel, the tree references one of the artist's most enduring themes: the miraculous power of science and medicine and the hope it can offer.

An enduring theme of performance art has been, reasonably enough, endurance.

Chicago - based artist Phyllis Bramson discussed her provocative paintings and the enduring themes of love, desire, pleasure, and tragedy.

Signalling the conception of one of Koons's most enduring themes — the inflatable — it is here presented alongside a number of his iconic Hoover sculptures.

In his sixth exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ, punk art icon Raymond Pettibon presents a prolific body of new drawings that embrace many of his most enduring themes — baseball players, surging trains, gorgeous waves, and film - noir encounters.

Man Woman, 1963, explores what was to become an enduring theme.

Please RSVP to join us for the Opening Reception of a survey of works by British sculptor Michael Sandle, exploring the enduring themes of mortality, memorialisation, and remembrance.

Senior & Shopmaker is pleased to present Vija Celmins: Recent Prints, an exhibition of etchings in which the artist explores her enduring themes of night skies and ocean surfaces.

Religion, repetition, mortality and violence — particularly controlled violence — are enduring themes in Howard's work.

It was an inspiring first session, notable for its outcomes (our county now spends 4 % of its food dollars locally, compared with less than 1 % nationwide, and there is a push to get that to 20 % by 2020), its specificity (how a Google Docs spreadsheet enabled course coordination), and its enduring themes (partnerships, identity politics, how food brings people together).