Sentences with phrase «front of the viewer»

The trick is to get all your important promotional efforts in front of your viewer — without creating a busy mess that will make visitors bounce off your website.

The short - sighted goal of getting as many ads in front of viewers as possible may have been to blame for the rise in ad blocking.

With its US$ 405 million purchase of Silicon Valley - based Adap.tv, a company specializing in connecting online video advertising buyers and sellers, AOL has acquired software that will allow it to engage in programmatic advertising — using algorithms to place targeted video ads in front of viewers according to their perceived preferences.

«If you show a little bit from «Pscyho,» such as referencing the shower scene, you are putting that whole movie in front of the viewer of the new movie.»

In A Quiet Passion, Terence Davis ages Emily Dickinson and her family in front of the viewers eyes.

By presenting both the names of the ten victims and the lack of justice for their deaths directly in front of viewers, Usual Suspects feels, at once, like a memorial, a polemic and a call to action.

Greg Peters, Netflix's chief of streaming and partnerships, said the company is «doubling down» on getting 4K content in front of viewers.

He opens a conflict that plays out in front of the viewer.

Older art and Romanticism played out in front of the viewer, as a lesson.

Artistic yet factual, these works scientifically records parts of the world and brings them in front of the viewers, the majority of which, for a variety of reasons including isolation, apathy and mistreatment of nature, will never actually see.

Works such as Menagerie and The Everywhere Citadel offer a collection of symbols within staircase - like boundaries, new worlds opening in front of the viewer to drift into and figure out the possible connections.

Halsey Hathaway's vertical canvas features geometric planes of purple and blue that appear to shift in front of the viewer.

Thick daubs of pigment and pasted - on sections of leaf - shaped paper articulate the tactile, fecund nature of the imagery, but long streaks of color also emphasize the blooms» ephemerality, as though their forms are dematerializing in front of the viewer's eyes.

Classic early 20 - th century abstractions, like Paul Kelpe's Untitled compositions from 1928, Milton Resnick's 1957 «Cargo» and José de Rivera's delicate curvo - linear sculptures that appear to unfold in front of the viewer are a must - see at the Valerie Carberry Gallery (booth F01).

he opens a conflict that plays out in front of the viewer.

They transform the small painting that is objectively hanging in front of the viewer's eyes into a dynamic and unlimited experience.

Mirrors are glazed with vibrant colour and used to float imagery in front of the viewer.

By presenting both the names of the ten victims and the lack of justice for their deaths directly in front of viewers,

While this body of work may appear like a dreamlike universe, Jones does not view his paintings as depicting fantasy; they exist in front of the viewer, placed on canvases and paper with skill and thoughtful reverie, as if looking at a real living being.

With a nod to Jan Brueghel the Elder's feathery trees and rivers, Fragonard's cloud - covered hills, and John Constable's nineteenth - century ponds and gardens, Rondinone creates a monumental, monochrome landscape that unfolds lyrically in front of the viewer.

Phyllida Barlow's Untitled: Pianoframeandcover (2014)-- an indoor tower of babel made of timber, polystyrene, felt, tape, and plywood — soars in front of the viewer.

But modern black painting is, in a way, too predictable a place to begin, for black paintings always push black up front, in front of the viewer, as something to be seen.

This helps keep my firm name and website in front of my viewers.