Sentences with phrase «explores ideas of freedom»

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Like you I think the freedom of exploring new ideas is essential, however it doesn't mean that all ideas are equally liberating.

Former grad student Ning, now at the University of Maryland, Baltimore, says she appreciated how — unlike some advisers who insist that students do exactly as told — Pereira - Smith gave her freedom to explore various ideas and techniques.

In 2014 I relocated to Edinburgh and secured a CRUK Senior Cancer Research Fellowship, which has given me the freedom to explore some ambitious ideas, and enabled me to grow my research group with the security of six year funding.

It would have been nice if the movie explored the logical inconsistency of essentially forcing a man into servitude in the name of freedom, but as much as the movie tries, there simply aren't any decent ideas here.

«It's a happy and productive partnership, one where I'm given a ridiculous amount of freedom to write music and explore ideas with him.

The year we went the festival theme was «Exploring Ideas, Deepening Dialogue, Inspiring Action,» and the scholars had lots of freedom in choosing speakers to hear and sessions to attend.

They benefit from the freedom to explore new ideas without fear of failure or the stress of grades, and regular exposure to new experiences can also increase their cognitive flexibility, preparing them for academic challenges.

«The teams here at Mojo Bones are both extremely proud and excited to partner with BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment for the release of IMPACT WINTER» said Stuart Ryall Co-Founder and Designer at Mojo Bones Ltd. «As gamers, we formed Mojo Bones in 2011 with the intention of using our newfound creative freedom to explore and design unique ideas and concepts.

In a kind of ironic way, being drawn to good - old fashioned painting on canvas gave her a lot of space, a lot of freedom to explore ideas,» said Scott Rothkopf, the Whitney Museum's chief curator and organizing curator of this exhibition.

His multi-media installation, Whitfield Lovell: Deep River, explores ideas of memory, identity, and freedom.

NSU Art Museum presents the first solo, U.S. museum exhibition of London - based, Malawian artist Samson Kambalu featuring 12 of the artist's recent films, A conceptual artist, ethnomusicologist and author, Kambalu humorously challenges canonical ideas about the history of ideas, art and religion while exploring issues of identity and freedom of expression.

By working abstractly, Walden has the freedom to explore a straightforward visual idea, Deconstructing Jerry # 40, 1971 - 2009 unencumbered by references to our lived experience and 38 «h x 58 «w all of its attendant baggage.

According to the gallery, the Chicago - based artist «explores the theme of assembly in its widest sense, enmeshing ideas of an autonomous art object with notions of individual freedom and the empowerment of place.

The selected images move beyond Takreti's former style and instead show both mixed media and film works exploring the idea of personal and group «freedom».

The installation explores ideas of memory, identity, freedom and passage, and it includes portraits on wooden discs as well as video and sound elements.

I actively work with your strengths and walk along side you as you develop effective copings skills and gain a sense of freedom as you begin to explore new thoughts and ideas.»