Sentences with phrase «exhibition prompts questions»

Importantly, though, the exhibition prompts questions about the role of galleries in the current politicized climate, and their goals and obligations to national and local artists.

This refusal of a single perspective within the space of the exhibition prompts questions as to our own conception of the truth of the events in question, as well as on the singularity of narrative itself.

Not exact matches

It was an all women's exhibition, and we posted quotes on the walls by the artists who were prompted to answer the question: «What expectations have been placed on you as an artist and as a woman?»

From loneliness to collaboration, I ended up re-reading Cassavetes on Cassavetes (2001), a printed essay that was brought to my attention while curating a group exhibition, which, at its core, prompted the artists to question or evaluate their collaborative impulses.8 In the text, the director John Cassavetes writes plainly about how he works with actors: «I just think that you give somebody something they can do, and allow them to be a person.»

A new wave of figurative paintings in recent New York exhibitions prompts critical questions about which bodies we depict, for whom and to what end.

A number of events expand on the themes explored in the exhibition including a talk by the exhibition curator Daniel F. Herrmann (18 February, 7 pm, # 12.50 / # 10.50 concs) and a day long symposium (25 March, 2 — 6 pm, (# 12.50 / # 10.50 concs) which takes the artist's 1985 exhibition Lost Magic Kingdoms and Six Paper Moons from Nahuatl as a prompt to consider questions of collection and collage, display and the role of the artist.

Brian Jungen's second solo exhibition at Casey Kaplan Gallery prompted these and related questions.

During Langa's early successful forays into exhibition - making, foreigners often confronted him with rather conventional questions — questions that appeared to be prompted by clichéd or romanticized assumptions about the artist's background as a black South African without formal artistic training.

Seen as a question the exhibition seeks to expose, either directly or symbolically, a prompt for conversation around the particularly taboo subject of death in contemporary society.

Tate Britain's current Queer British Art exhibition, which includes the work of the writer and collagist Kenneth Halliwell, is just one of a recent spate of exhibitions and film screenings that might prompt you to ask this question afresh.

With it, Silverman prompts a central question of the exhibition: How can anyone truly find anyone else?

The anecdote is prompted by a question about what motivated the Los Angeles - based artist and writer to make «Wata (Yazoo, MS),» a video included in White ppl think I'm radical, a joint exhibition with Melbourne - based artist Hamishi Farah — whom we await on a Google Doc form.

Yes, the exhibitions are related by medium, but it is how the artists in question are connected by their use of film that prompts reflection.