Sentences with phrase «engage social discourse»

Made in L.A. 2018 presents a diverse group of artists who are deeply engaged with vital aspects of our culture today and believe in art's capacity to engage social discourse.

As the Hammer Museum's announcement describes, what binds the artists involved is that they are «deeply engaged with vital aspects of our culture today and believe in art's capacity to engage social discourse.»

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Moreover, the decision to halt other social action in order to engage in discourse is itself a social action, and a principle that prescribes that decision whenever social action is contested should itself he subject to contestation and common decision.

Hip - hop based education (HHBE) research started near the end of the 20th century, as scholars recognized that hip - hop could, in the words of Roderic Land and David Stovall, «engage youth in social discourse, which fosters critical thinking and academic and media literacy.»

Luehmann and Frink (2012) found that it provided middle grades students experiences «that capitalize on social networks to support interpretation and meaning - making» and «that engage learners centrally in the authentic and core practices of a given discourse» (p. 824).

Emphasis was placed on the current science landscape and how it supports and overlaps student learning in math, ELA, and social studies by examining the skills of engaging in argument from evidence and supporting student discourse in the classroom in each of these content areas.

By examining HRE through a historical trajectory, the course engages with current debates on HRE and its contribution to discourse on social justice and education.

Goldner's installations include steel sculptures, video, photography and sound combining poetry, patterns, forms and African themes that engage in social discourse.

Offered each semester, the Social Practice Workshop immerses students in the discourse of socially engaged practices, providing opportunities to work contextually in a variety of public spaces, including urban environments and specific regional communities, as well as online social spaces and institutional strucSocial Practice Workshop immerses students in the discourse of socially engaged practices, providing opportunities to work contextually in a variety of public spaces, including urban environments and specific regional communities, as well as online social spaces and institutional strucsocial spaces and institutional structures.

Active as artist, writer and publisher, he engages the viewer in a challenging discourse about the place of art in social and political life.

We focus on presenting contemporary artists and projects, which are committed to engaging cultural discourse and addressing relevant cultural - and social themes.

This section demonstrates the strength of the ICA's expanding collection and how the collection engages in critical discourses in the arts as well as broader social and cultural contexts.

Actively engaging with the present social discourses that inform South Africa, the exhibition's curatorial premise asks both the artists and viewers to reflect on the future: is it possible to envisage a future based on principles of humanity and equality, rather than on exclusion and division?

Ashley Hunt is an artist and activist who uses video, photography, mapping and writing to engage social movements, modes of learning and public discourse.

By synthesizing and fusing genres from a multitude of extant cultural sources, the works ultimately produce a hybrid language of social practice, painting and sculpture inviting the viewer to engage in discourse and discussion.

Hunt's work, which was featured at the Hammer Museum last summer, includes video, photography, mapping and writing to «engage social movements and facilitate public discourse.»

Ashley Hunt, co-director of CalArts Program in Photography and Media, is an artist who uses video, photography, mapping and writing to engage social movements and facilitate public discourse.

Though social scientists have productively engaged and published on this issue (as evident by the Washington Geoengineering Consortium's existence), their contribution to the policy discourse and public discussions can often be marginalized.