Sentences with phrase «exploring new display»

Samsung is still exploring new display technologies such as MicroLED and is expected to begin experimenting with their commercial applications in the near future, though the OLED market is likely to remain the main focus of its panel business for the foreseeable future as the company likely won't be willing to lose its grasp on the industry until the global demand shifts to a new technology.

The video will form a centre - piece of a major collections redisplay at Leeds Gallery in autumn 2017, which will encourage new audiences to visit and explore the new displays in the museum's renovated spaces.

Welcomed by artist Bob and Roberta Smith, they will get an exclusive opportunity to explore the new displays and the new building, and be inspired by modern and contemporary art -LSB-...]

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«It explores the relationship between new and old, it is a civic and community building, it is a display building, it engages with the difference between man - made and natural, it deals with art and science, and it is certainly about culture.»

While learning new approaches, I am still exploring how Christian convictions require moral display for understanding what we might mean to claim them as true.

Displaying the industry's most exciting new products and trends, the event explores what the future holds for food packaging.

This new evolving display will be continuously updated to capture the most innovating packaging being produced today as well as exploring cutting - edge technology in packaging innovation.

Finally, someone on the Republican side (other than Ron Paul) is exploring new ground online: a great article in the today's Times looks at how some Mitt Romney online display ads showed up on sites that the campaign didn't exactly plan for, including Gay.com.

This tendency to entertain new experiences, to explore the limits of cultural conventions, is fully displayed in The Night Porter, Beyond Good and Evil (1977), and The Berlin Affair (1985), as well as in Cavani's most recent theatrical feature, Ripley's Game (2002), a psychological drama adapted from Patricia Highsmith's celebrated Ripley series.

In addition to attending sessions, educators can explore the conference's Exhibit Hall, which includes instructional tools, technology offerings, and displays of new classroom products for every grade level and subject.

Acura hopes the TLX is what it will drive into the future, we explore the head - up display coming to your car soon, and check out the new thinking on driver distraction.

Kindle Paperwhite comes with new hand - tuned fonts tailored to the high resolution Paperwhite display, an all - new user interface, the new Time to Read feature that helps readers know the amount of time it will take them to finish a chapter or book, X-Ray to explore the «Bones of a Book,» plus all the features customers love about reading on Kindle, including Whispersync, worry - free cloud storage, massive selection of millions of books including over 200,000 exclusive books, and the lowest prices.

«Customers love the electronic ink display that reads like paper, with no glare, even in bright daylight, the unparalleled convenience of 3G for downloading books in less than 60 seconds, and with our new touch technology and a unique combination of features you won't find anywhere else — Text - to - Speech and our new technologies EasyReach and X-ray — we've made it easier than ever to read and explore Kindle with one hand.»

The Ricochet Project New Mexico presents Smoke and Mirrors, using contemporary circus to explore the human condition, an exquisite display of differences in social standing with poetic acrobatics.

The property will also have Indigo brand's new Neighborhood Guide, a touchscreen display that allows guests to digitally explore the hotel, the local area, and other Indigo brand hotels around the world.

While no new info regarding the game itself was shown, other than the fact that every place seen in game can be explored, Reggie did display the most touted aspect of the console: the duality of home console and handheld.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time provided a vast world to explore and many new challenges to undertake, all while being displayed in beautiful 3D polygons.

The controls are well mapped to the DualShock 4 controller by updating the controls for every season to that of A New Frontier with the control scheme consisting of pressing X, triangle, square or O to perform actions, start a conversation with a person in your group or to choose a response in a conversation with the buttons being clearly marked towards the bottom of the screen; pressing R2 to run or perform fight actions when defending yourself; pressing up or down on the d - pad to look at your inventory; mashing certain face buttons such as X, triangle, square or O when in one - on - one encounters with walkers; changing the direction of the left analogue stick to move around cover in a tight situation or walking around as you explore the environment during your search to find people and supplies; changing the direction of the right analogue stick to move the cursor around the environment for you to investigate and observe certain objects and items of importance as well as deciding who to start or continue a conversation with or even positioning your aim when you are about to defend yourself from a walker; pressing the share button takes you to the share feature menu; and pressing the options button to display the pause menu.

For an artist, it is not just a question of making a display of the work: great museums allow artists to use their work to explore new ideas.

The main thrust of the new displays will be to explore a society that in terms of material culture was marked by the creation of well - made and elegant objects for a general public, as the curators put it, allowing for the «democratisation of luxury».

If preparing the inaugural display has been a way of exploring the collection, it has also provided an opportunity to experiment in the new galleries.

In this conversation Himid and Eyene will consider the themes explored by the artists, their aesthetics and creative process, collaborative practice in the making of new pieces, and the articulation of private narratives in the context of a public display.

Works by artists such as Chuck Close, Petah Coyne, and Tom Friedman display the rich cross-fertilization that occurs when painters, sculptors and conceptual artists explore new ideas through photography.

This spring the Whitechapel Gallery presents Bumped Bodies, a new display of work by 23 international artists which explores the relationship between the body, objects and the environment.

On the 300th anniversary of furniture maker Thomas Chippendale's birth, Harewood House — where he received the largest and most lucrative commission of his career — stages a series of exhibitions dedicated to his work, while The Hepworth Wakefield explores artists» influence on interiors in a new collection display, Celebrating 300 Years of Thomas Chippendale.

The Wrestlers on display here are a continuation of a series Blake has returned to many times since the 1960s, while the Tattooed People are a new take on a recurring theme which he explored in earlier portraits of rock stars, pin - up girls, and circus acts.

A recent graduate of Bucks New University, London - based Cavers makes site specific constructions exploring the process of painting, and the history of painting and display, investigating questions of success and failure in these media.

Drawn from the ARTIST ROOMS collection, this exhibition of work by New York - based artist Vija Celmins is one of three displays at The New Art Gallery Walsall to present contemporary artists who explore the theme of physical or psychological wilderness.

From Hiz Hands explores the dissemination of Western notions of an exotic Africa through the symbolic economy of «African» masks sold on Canal Street and on the streets outside museums in New York (the Whitney and Metropolitan, for example), and their contrasting relationship to the masks on display in the museums.

«Post-Second World War art in St Ives is the starting point for this new display, exploring some of the common characteristics of Modern Art and the shared visual language of artists working in Europe and America from the 1930s to the late 1970s.

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In conjunction with her PAMM exhibition, Iman Issa discussed her new series «Heritage Studies» in which she reimagines historical objects and explores the shifting interactions between artworks, language, history and display.

This spring an expanded version goes on display in Alexander McQueen's hometown, featuring 30 additional garments and a new section exploring his early days as a designer — not to mention a life - size hologram of Kate Moss.

Recreating historical displays can offer valuable opportunities to explore what we think of as established art histories from new and unexpected perspectives.

As Open / Close will be on display in Cuchifritos, a nonprofit art space that is located in the Essex Street Market, this forthcoming exhibition seeks to engage, highlight, and explore the complex undercurrents that define the social terrain of a popular New York City shopping district.

Exhibited here with a further 27 artworks by leading international artists, including installation, sculpture and photography, this new display explores how people shape a sense of self through their relationship with others and through the material world.

A new display of work by 23 international artists which explores the relationship between the body, objects and the

Displays of new acquisitions will be complemented by existing collection displays of contemporary art at Tate Britain which explore narrative and found objects including Mike Nelson's labyrinthine The Coral Reef 2000 and recent work by Cerith Wyn Evans, from which the title Has the film already Displays of new acquisitions will be complemented by existing collection displays of contemporary art at Tate Britain which explore narrative and found objects including Mike Nelson's labyrinthine The Coral Reef 2000 and recent work by Cerith Wyn Evans, from which the title Has the film already displays of contemporary art at Tate Britain which explore narrative and found objects including Mike Nelson's labyrinthine The Coral Reef 2000 and recent work by Cerith Wyn Evans, from which the title Has the film already started?

Exploring how methods of display and presentation affect our understanding and experience of space, these new works continue Wermers» investigation of the legacy of modernism and the aesthetics of consumption in contemporary visual culture.

She is currently working with the gallery team and invited collaborators, including Lasana Shabazz and drag artists from Family Gorgeous, to make a new work, Six Acts, a night - time group takeover of the gallery exploring «gender trouble» among the gallery's 19th century painting displays and wider culture.

Presentations include a display of photographs exploring the visual and psychological intrigue of doubles, pairs and diptychs, presented by Pace / MacGill Gallery (New York); and Jeffrey H. Loria & Co., Inc. (New York) will examine artists» representations of the face and its expressions throughout the history of art.

Alexandre da Cunha's new works explore two strands of interest, references to art history and the idea of display, and the notion of cultural tourism, and the signs and symbols that become representative of a place or experience.

A group of works that deal with challenges to traditional social roles, especially those related to gender, will be on display at the Queens Museum of Art, and works that explore contemporary uses of traditional Asian media will be shown at New York University's Grey Art Gallery.

The dual displays and an accompanying series of talks underline an increasingly common curatorial tactic of pitching old and new art together (or against each other), that James Cahill explored in depth in Apollo's October issue:

Displaying early works from the 1960s alongside recent pieces, this new retrospective explores timely themes such as climate change, animal extinction and gender identity.

In early 2013 Tate Britain presents Looking at the View, a new BP British Art display exploring the ways British artists have framed the view in their work from J.M.W. Turner and William Hodges to Tracey Emin and Julian Opie.

A Long Day for the Form focuses on David Maljković's conceptual practice of restaging and re-presenting existing objects or displays that has already been thoroughly explored in shows at Sprueth Magers, Berlin, Kunsthalle, Basel, Sculpture Centre, New York and Secession, Vienna.

The first new Collection display of 2009, Exploring a new Donation opens on 10 March and marks the gift of 25 major works by leading Irish artists from the 1940s,»50s and»60s from the prestigious Bank of Ireland Collection.

, an ongoing and collaborative public art project that brings color to the streets of New York City; HALSEY MCKAY GALLERY, featuring Chris Duncan's sewn collages and works on paper that explore light and perception as physical metaphors; and international galleries, Antena Estudio of Mexico City, Mexico, showcasing Rocio Infestas; and Temnikova & Kasela Gallery of Tallinn, Estonia, displaying works by native painter, Merike Estna.

Alastair Sooke went to explore the sleek new spaces which are being touted as the most exciting spaces to display art anywhere in the world - but do they live up to the hype?