Sentences with phrase «explores national borders»
The centerpiece of the exhibition, a new installation and performance titled Walk the Line, explores national borders.
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Cornell and his wife were among 120 Canadians who gathered prior to the National Hockey League game to explore opportunities north of the border at a networking event for tech expats sponsored by GoNorthCanada.ca.
This book explores resistance across media, historical periods and national borders, from early mass media to current digital media.
Cruise to picturesque islands that beckon from just off the coast, meander along a chain of gem - like pools in Plitvice Lakes National Park, and cross the border into Montenegro to explore the magical medieval villages dotting the shores of the Gulf of Kotor.
Cross the Argentine border en route to El Chaltén where we'll spend the next three days exploring the iconic spots of Los Glaciares National Park.
This is one National Park where you can clamber down from the bakkie and explore independently, giving you're the opportunity to bike and hike amongst the 54,000 hectares of this diverse National Park that borders Namibia.
Make Cougal Park your base to explore the magnificent, World Heritage listed Border Ranges National Park with all it's different types of rainforest — or, take a picnic lunch and wander around on our walking tracks — there are many birds and native animals to be seen.
From Naracoorte we travel across the South Australian border into Victoria passing by Mount Arapilies a well known rock climbing sight and then through to the Grampians National Park where we will spend a whole day of sightseeing, exploring and bushwalking through this magnificent landscape.
Its purpose was to explore the imaginary dimension of habitation at the diasporian - communities that are created beyond national borders focusing on the experience of women, as well as the exploration of the everyday life mythographies in conditions of displacement, temporariness and deterritorialization.
Through this institutional support we are able to explore a diverse range of art being made today and give voice to an expansive artist community that is based in Brooklyn, New York, but extends past national and international borders.
Imaginary Coordinates, published on the occasion of an exhibition originating at Chicago's Spertus Museum, juxtaposes the museum's extensive collection of antique Holy Land maps with contemporary artwork by Israeli and Palestinian women (including Ayreen Anastas, Yael Bartana, Mona Hatoum, Emily Jacir, Sigalit Landau, Enas Mutthafar, Michal Rovner and Shirley Shor) to explore issues of national identity, borders and the critical disparity between maps and lived experience.
He often works in various craft traditions with simple materials when he makes pictures and installations in which colonialism and its consequences are explored, and topics such as South Africa and Zimbabwe's history and contemporary are dealt with alongside themes such as migration, national identity and borders.
The Sea is the Limit at York Art Gallery brings together 11 artists exploring timely notions of migration, dispossession and national borders.
Group exhibition exploring the current and ongoing issues of migration, dispossession and national borders.
Coyote by Edgar Reyes Manuscript Gallery, Level 3 In a special installation, artist Edgar Reyes responds to the museum's ancient Americas collection and explores the ongoing displacement of native people whose traditions are not defined by national borders.
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Queens Museum of Art presents Symposium:» No Country: Regarding South and Southeast Asia» on April 16 and 18, 2013, a two - part program exploring how national borders affect the production, presentation, and reception of contemporary art in this historically complex and sociopolitically diverse region.
Similar issues have been explored on our side of the border, with National Magazine highlighting some of the concerns raised by lawyers here about how our privacy is being compromised as well, focusing in particular on increased powers under Bill C - 21, An Act to Amend the Customs Act and Bill C - 23, Preclearance Act, 2016.