Sentences with phrase «expressive forms»

Lighting is an incredibly personal and expressive form of decoration so we try to provide a diverse collection to hopefully inspire a diverse clientele.

But preaching can not command the full range of possibilities inherent in music as expressive form.

This tension is a sign from the universe telling us to share our profound truths with others, whether it is through speaking, writing, singing, or other expressive forms.

It may also preserve us from the temptation to think of the arts in the service of the church and encourage us to think of how the Christian gospel is to be proclaimed in expressive form with power and faithfulness.

Julia Martin Gallery is featuring Lisa Weiss's hap.pen.stance, which is about meditation through mark making and the balance between working with expressive forms while maintaining simplicity.

Curator, collector, researcher and set designer, Macuga is a multidisciplinary arist who combines different expressive forms in complex narrative works that are full of meaning.

Wendi Harford's work is conceptual, which is apparent because in «Mass Transit» she creates expressive forms only to render them with hard edges — a reconciliation of opposites.

What they have practiced, however, is a very expressive form of worship that includes shouting and crying, dancing and shaking, speaking in tongues.

Expressive form means a lively sense of the basis of art itself, namely, that human beings create, make, devise, and celebrate through common and earthly forms the expressive power of religious sensibility.

The faith of the Church is found in the souls of Christians who from time to time try to articulate what they believe in various expressive forms.

With its visually expressive form, the New York Concept is complemented by thorough and creative attention to detail.

The series will look at music, as well as poetry and playwriting, as powerfully expressive forms, conceptual orientations, and looser frames which enable improvisation, repetition and communication.

Both Kleeblatt and Bochner address the question of Jewishness in Bochner's work, particularly the ways in which Jewish intellectual tradition embraces language as a visual expressive form.

Sharing Saarinen's affection for expressive forms, Birkerts is noted for architectural designs that are highly evocative and that emphasize the dynamic flow and illumination of space.

Through entirely different approaches, both Angela Bulloch and Maria Zerres tackle the notions of entropy and the movement towards chaos, one through the use of technology and the other using a highly expressive form of painting.

Hoppin writes that the «unconventional works emphasize expressive form and brushwork over changes in light effects, weather, and time of day, the more traditional concerns of plein air painting.

March 12 — May 14, 2016 Bait Al Serkal This major retrospective traces the development of the late - Iranian artist's practice from the mid 1950s into the 21st century, reflecting on the evolution of her ideas and expressive forms attuned to the shifting ground beneath her feet.

Although more relaxed, Hofmann's composition is never loose; the newly expressive forms are controlled by the planar integrity learned from Cézanne and synthetic cubism.

For example, in the 1980s Griffa's practice evolved to include expressive forms and brighter tones, coexisting with discordant arrangements of unfinished planes of color.

Ossip Zadkine (1890 - 1967) Avant - garde artist, influenced by Cubism; used dramatically expressive forms; noted for his masterpiece To a Destroyed City (1953).

What began in the 1930s as a humble dialogue with the European tradition of abstract art, conducted in a spirit of self - education, became in the 1940s a passionate interrogation of self, unhistorical in character, striking for its pictorial liberties and the development of original expressive forms.

Quintana was an unreconstructed modernist who saw the organic expressive forms rising from the country club landscape as unforgiveable architectural heresy and threat.

For some people, writing is an easier or more expressive form of communication; helping a person to consider and reflect on their thoughts before sending their message to their counsellor.

Therefore, the stuff of ordinary experience is shaped into expressive form and the story is told in ways that confound and convict but never «prove.»

From the 1970s Calzolari has concentrated on other expressive forms, such as painting and performance.

The Centro di Cultura Contemporanea Strozzina shows video installations as well as modern Chinese art and specialises in using different expressive forms.

The question puts us into the heart of the mystery of the Incarnation and into the question of the religion / art event as expressive form.

This installation presents extreme positions, including flat silkscreens and thickly built - up oils, each circumventing more traditional, expressive forms of paint application.

We support a contemporary reappropriation of them over against the radical individualism, in utilitarian and expressive form, that seemed in recent years to be driving the older traditions to the periphery of our culture.

Her helpful and practical suggestion is that art is simply «expressive form.»

And is it also not true that symbols are the statement of expressive form?

The implications of this for church practice include a new sense of the participatory style of liturgy, an emphasis upon the freshness of statement, the continual working out of the expressive forms of church understanding, and the rejection of all forms of performer and spectator mentalities.

«Every voice had its distinctive repertoire of expressive forms, and so, too, did every heart.

These monumental works represent the artist's continued exploration of expressive forms and structure abstracted from nature.

The contemporary abstract art on view is inspired by dance and portrays the qualities of both movement and rhythm in their expressive forms.

This series of paintings undeniably deal in part with the dissolving and transitional nature of expressive forms in the visual and mental space that exists between drawing and painting in the extended mark making process.

Iglesias transforms minimalist sculpture's tough materials into expressive forms.

A 39 - year - old photographer who has expanded into a wide range of expressive forms, the work displayed here is an audio - activated multimedia presentation.

Berlant's alchemical touch transforms inexpensive materials like tin into expressive forms, resembling brushstrokes in a variety of sizes and shapes.

This series uses digital technology to create a dynamic painting depicting vivid images of animals in countless flowers that constantly bloom and wither, at once expanding the expressive forms of color and making a metaphor for the connected, cyclical nature of natural life.

With Bowen, Avray Wilson founded the legendary New Vision Centre Gallery in London in 1956, which promoted lyrical and expressive forms of Abstraction, along with hard - edge geometric.

The volume includes an essay by Mario Diacono and a text by the anthropologist Giancarlo Scoditti who explores the notion of the mask as an expressive form which in many tribal cultures can be related to a mental image that reveals itself in a ritual context: a subtle game of cross-references to something other than what is visible.

The seven artists or artist collectives featured in High Fiber stitch, weave, knit, crochet, and wind fabric, felt, yarn, ribbon, wire, and single strands of silk organza into expressive forms that allude to nature, relationships, and the pleasure of making.

The high level of freedom is perfect for the exhibition of contemporary art with its multitude of expressive forms.