Sentences with phrase «express individual identity»

It's a way of not only expressing their individual identities, but reimagining the possibilities for identity for people of color within our society.»

Not exact matches

I tend to side with Pannenberg's «loose» sense of identity — continuity through time of an individual — as phenomenologically more adequate: it does express the subjective sense of sameness through time of which persons are aware.

Children in these families rarely experience or express any sense of individual identity, and are sometimes the object of physical and sexual abuse.

So the «immoral agenda» he alleges is that any «man» who uses a woman's rest room or shower facilities because it best fits with what the individual feels is their gender identity by «mandate of law» is not doing so out of being a civil right issue and him being criticised for expressing that view.

Learning to express my voice — through both my style and my verbal communication has been a process and I hope that one day everyone is given the opportunity to express their unique identity in their individual way!

It is indeed a wonderful time to see the rise of indie authors not only triumph the bestselling charts, but it is also a valued opportunity to see how they share information in order to craft an open market for creative individuals to express their story and identity uniquely.

Drawing from the National Museum of Women in the Arts collection, this show features photography and video works by 17 artists focusing their camera on the female body as a vital medium for storytelling, expressing identity and reflecting individual and collective experience.

By turning their camera to women, including themselves, these artists embrace the female body as a vital medium for expressing identity, reflecting individual and collective experience, and forming narratives.

By capturing photographs of women, including themselves, the artists explore the female body as a medium for expressing identity and telling a story of individual and collective experience.

Rashid Johnson talks about using historically charged materials to express his identity; Taryn Simon, about exploring the different forms of power upon individuals; and Robert Longo, navigating between traditional representation and modernist abstraction.

In turning their cameras to women — including themselves — they embrace the female body as a practical and vital medium for expressing identity, reflecting individual and collective experiences, and forming narratives.

Waterloo Arts (OH), Call for Submissions: Transgender Art Exhibit Deadline: February 28th, 2015 Waterloo Arts invites artists who identify as trans * individuals to submit artwork for inclusion in a group exhibition showcasing work which express compelling narratives regarding gender identity... Continue reading →

Each has turned the camera on themselves and other women — presenting their subjects in both domestic spaces and expansive landscapes — to explore how the female body might be used as a vehicle to express identity, individual and collective experience, and narrative.

Together the two spaces do an excellent job of expressing connection while providing ample room for individual identity.