Sentences with word «filmic»

The second exhibition area marks a break from the dominance of filmic works.

The collaborative strategy of the show is to evoke a mood that ricochets between an abject melancholy and a jagged tension as commonly reflected in filmic visions of dystopia.

Black Sunday finds itself in an excellent 2.35:1 anamorphic video transfer that preserves the particular filmic quality of a seventies production, distracting often enough from the fact that the black levels are spot on and that there's a minimum of edge enhancement.

He is also alluding to the exploration of representation and the nature of filmic images with which his film will hereafter be concerned.

Yvonne pointed out that she clearly saw my work as filmic: what I was doing was in the language of cinema even though video was involved.

Considering how much Edgar Wright has done in the action comedy genre in his career, and the result we got from this Peyton Reed directed filmic equivalent of the color beige,

Tsui Hark's meta - filmic adaptation of a Cultural Revolution - era model opera is a multilayered critique of contemporary China

The work presents filmic portraits of twelve artists that rose to critical attention in the 1990s.

was another example of Marvel's slow fall from filmic grace, not a terrible movie but by no means an exciting one.

Often embedding herself and family members in filmic narratives, Eduardovna's work presents the familial structure as a model of society as a whole, while examining the changes that occur in the family once it has been displaced into a different societal structure, or once that structure collapses.

Her dreamlike, expressive compositions are often inspired by filmic imagery, theatre sets and private interiors.

Sam Raimi, however, was a maverick, working with a different paradigm; he didn't codify women into virgins and whores, so in a sense, The Cabin in the Woods, set - ups aside, is not really paying homage to the trilogy, because the blood from the ritual killings wouldn't know where to flow, since the functionality of the machine that supplies the hieroglyphs with its gory outline, is predicated on filmic stereotypes (the jock, the brain, etc...).

Inspired by filmic imagery, theatre sets, and period interiors, Mamma Andersson «s compositions are often dreamlike and expressive.

In Lonesome, the heroes just miss each other through their parallel stories, but they rarely share the same filmic space.

Gladwell uses filmic devices such as slow - motion and long pans to capture both tightly choreographed and improvised performances by break dancers, skateboarders, and BMX bike riders in a combination of rural and city settings in Australia, Japan, Brazil, France and Afghanistan.

Moment plans to update its camera app to allow you to de-squeeze the image while shooting, and you can actually do that already using some other apps, like Filmic Pro.

Recent awards include the inaugural Mario Merz Prize (2015); the Award for Filmic Oeuvre created by Louis Vuitton and Kino der Kunst (2013); the Abraaj Capital Art Prize (2012); the Schering Foundation Art Award (2011), as well as The International Commissioning Grant and an award from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, in 2005.

Renée's filmic predecessor in raw middle age is Emmi, the romantic lead of R.W. Fassbinder's 1974 masterpiece «Ali: Angst Essen Seele Auf» (Ali: Fear Eats The Soul)».

First time director Eddie Mullins was a film critic for a decade prior to becoming a filmmaker, and as a result has an encyclopedic pool of filmic reference from which to pull from.

There's also a slight layer of filmic grain throughout, which adds a sense of period.

Focusing on Mendieta's use of Super8 film and her approach to materiality, embodiment, and slowness within the moving image, this presentation considers Mendieta's filmic practice through the lens of the analog.

Beckman, who is based in New York, has established a unique, filmic language in her work that often employs the structure of games, in order to examine the impact of technology on the construction of gendered identities.

Her victorious filmic installation, set in the nicknack - strewn fictionalized studio of her real conceptual - artist grandfather (who in the artwork is presented tunneling through the floor to Africa), was hailed by the jury as «both handmade and technologically current» with a «real richness of texture.»

While each exhibition addresses ideas of culture and the self through filmic processes, Modern Art Oxford's exhibition of Piercing Brightness best represents how we might understand cinema's potential within the gallery and its ability to reshape the contemporary art - viewing experience.

Films like Jean - Luc Godard's Breathless, Agnes Varda's Cléo from 5 to 7, and Alain Resnais» Last Year at Marienbad frequently employ filmic techniques that place the viewer in a heady, alienated state of mind; think of the discontinuity editing employed in Breathless, the gritty cinema vérité style of Cléo, or the trance - inducing tracking shots in Marienbad.

The artist has framed this Katagami between two sheets of glass, creating a shadow effect like filmic projection.

Occasionally, Dosunmu's filmic approach pays off, as in the early scene when Kyra comes home to find that her mother has died.

Better yet, Lucy has a pleasingly filmic appearance, complete with crisp pans and lifelike motion.

Carmen (1984) was a sprightly and enjoyable filmic version of Bizet's opera, but distinguished only by its colour and energy and Cronaca di una morte annumciata (Chronicle of a Death Foretold, 1987) was a competent but otherwise unimpressive rendition of the Marquez novel.

It's a spy thriller that Alfred Lord Tennyson would've written — the very filmic representation of acedia.

Action adventure games rely heavily on non-systemic QTEs and unique qameplay one - offs in an attempt to be more filmic while often missing the point of what both film and games are.

His productions make sense within it though, their director's saturnine concerns with the intersection of filmic representation and politics chiming with — not to mention anticipating and outthinking — those of younger artists.

In 2015, Barney exhibited «Matthew Barney: River of Fundament» at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, his largest filmic project since the Cremaster Cycle and first major museum solo exhibition in Los Angeles.

Curated by Germano Celant STIGMATA is a voyage into the memory of one of the biggest contemporary artists through drawings, photographs, sculptures, costumes, texts quotes, archival documents and study models — which Fabre refers to as «Thinking Models» — and filmic documentations of his performance and poetic actions, from the second half of the 1970s to the present.

As is well known, artists such as Cindy Sherman and Louise Lawler emerged in the late 1970s with work that effected a critique of representation through the détournement of photographic and filmic tropes.

All main Zelda games share the same basic structure - start out as a wee elf boy named Link, build an arsenal of peculiar items to both increase your strength and ability to traverse a fantasy landscape, defeat monsters - but where the 3D games tend to draw the experience out for a more filmic story, the 2D games tend to be faster, more compact impressionistic experiences.

Their new ideas of conceptual performance and object relations in dance in - formed Mangolte «s own filmic aesthetic as much as the enigmatically anti-expressive styles of film director Robert Bresson and the structuralist realism of Chantal Akerman for whom she was director of photography.

Man from Tomorrow (2014) is a collaborative effort between French filmmaker Jacqueline Caux and Detroit Techno icon Jeff Mills that aims to extend the boundaries of the traditional filmic portrait through a non-narrative approach, combining aesthetically unconventional images and Mills's unreleased original music for the soundtrack.

You expect to see the same filmic quality you're used to, but instead you're seeing movies at 120 frames per second with artificial frames in between.

«ESTABLISHING SHOT» ARTISTS SPACE In filmic terms, «establishing shot» refers to the opening sequence of a scene, the images that spatially orient the audience and anchor subsequent events.

Jackson may not boast a sterling track record post-Return of the King, and The Hobbit may have suffered a heap of development hell, passing from Jackson to (eventual co-writer) Guillermo del Toro like a certain burdensome bauble, but shame on all who doubt the enduring, enveloping power of Jackson's Middle - earth, an immersive and comprehensive filmic world if ever there was one.

Though increasingly their individual filmic output seems to be instantly and strictly branded by critics as either serious fare or lighter fluff.

Movies, then, provided another inspiration through their use of title cards, placing graphic text over filmic shots — «The End,» for instance — for maximum impact.

In 1998, she founded Aurora Picture Show, a now recognized center for filmic art that began in Grover's living room as «the world's most public home theater.»

What could have been nothing more than an interesting but tedious filmic experiment actually sets a new standard in doing more with less.