Sentences with phrase «expression by the campaigns»

The American election season has almost come to an end, leaving in its wake a large volume of creative expression by the campaigns and by citizens.

Not exact matches

by freedom of expression campaign group Article 19.

If this sounds otherworldly and not part of your daily frame of reference, consider this: Global press freedom is at its lowest this century, according to a study by freedom of expression campaign group Article 19.

However, those investors decided to sell off the highly successful farming business, with expressions of interest closing last week in a campaign run by CBRE.

Boff's criticism, in an interview with Newsnight, is the most outspoken expression of discomfort by a Conservative about the nature of the campaign.

The Miu Miu show was perhaps the boldest expression of the «nostalgia for the revolution» attitude, so much so that it was heralded by a wild posting campaign all around Paris — devised by M / M and consisting of an alphabet of feminine behaviours and comportments — that was heavily redolent of the famous «La beauté est dans la rue» posters produced in May 1968 by Atelier Populaire.

It's devilishly difficult to pin Drive down (note its disastrous marketing campaign), but a good try would be to focus on its absolutely convincing performances, or on a bit where Driver and Irene try to prolong the good day they've had together by staring at each other with goofy expressions on their faces.

This performance will be accompanied by a new video that will create a visual and conceptual link between campaign wall painting and Mexican Muralism as an artistic expression of modernism.

2003 «Sketches 2» Swan coach house, Atlanta, Ga 2003 «ROAR Goes Postal» Roswell Alliance for the Arts, Roswell, GA 2003 «In Flight Entertainment» Spruill Art Center, Atlanta, GA 2003 «Castleberry Tour» represented by Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta, GA 2003 «Tickled Pink» Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta, GA 2003 «SGF Project» SGF Building, Atlanta, GA 2001 «Rape Crisis Benefit» Live Auction, Asheville, NC 1998 «Sketches», Eye Drum, Atlanta, GA 1998 «Annual Erotica Show» Atlanta, GA 1997 «Masters Program Exhibition» collaboration with artist Phil Ahnen, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT 1995 Senior show, ACA Gallery, Atlanta, GA 1995 «Bakers Dozen» Old Highland Bakary, Atlanta, Ga 1995 «Juried Sculpture Exibition» University of Georgia, Athens, GA 1995 «Installations» Autry Mill Nature Preserve, Alpharetta, GA 1995 «Central Metals» City Hall, Atlanta, GA 1994 «Form Feed» Old HighLand Bakery, Atlanta, GA 1994 «Decatur Arts Festival» City Hall, Decatur, GA 1993 «19» Old Highland Bakery, Atlanta, GA 1993 «Central Metals» City Hall, Atlanta, GA 1992 «Juried Student Exhibition» Atlanta College of Art, GA 1992 Group Exhibition, Gallery 100, Atlanta, GA 1991 Group Exhibition, New Visions, Atlanta, GA 1990 «National Campaign for the Freedom of Expression» Clear Ring House Gallery, Winston - Salem, NC 1990 Group Exhibition, Sawtooth Center for Contemporary art, Winston - Salem, NC 1990 Two Person Exhibition, Clear Ring House Gallery, Winston - Salem, NC

«Untitled (Your body is a battleground), 1989... was conceived as a pro-choice poster and widely used in a campaign against an effort (by the Bush administration) to roll back Roe vs. Wade -LSB-...] And everything, from the schematic composition to the imperious, inscrutable expression to the dated image, conspires to short - circuit any simple identification we might feel with this woman.»

His corporate campaigns, instituted by management in order to inspire the rank and file, are much more banal — like Intel's processor «as an expression of human potential,» a poster for Cisco covered with light slogans, and smiling blue monsters proclaiming the coolness of nerds for Hewlett Packard's cybersecurity division («Just because we're paid - to - be-paranoid security gurus doesn't mean we don't leave our caves once a year»).