Sentences with phrase «image production»

He rather advocates for the understanding of image production as something that is fluid and a constant negotiation between producers, regulators and consumers.

The goal is to have a single action image production through the transfer process on to the canvas.

Starting from the global economic crisis and the cultural and social contradictions it revealed, the artworks exhibited investigate visual stereotypes as well as our everyday relationship with image production.

Here, he has employed techniques of mass commercial image production to realize what is a profoundly personal vision.

It's more necessary, because we live in a world in which image production is the dominant activity and the quantity of images you see really does matter.

This volume explores their combination of documentary strategies with performance - related image production, linking narrative and conceptual elements.

It attempts to address the status of image production at present.

By incorporating mediums and processes from multiple disciplines, the resulting works show a vast range of image production possibilities outside of usual genre parameters.

If that's true, it's a testament to the software powering image production, rather than the hardware.

Using my personal archive as source material, the work questions the nature of image production, circulation, and distribution.

Works in the exhibition address changing relationships between media, subject and cliché in contemporary image production by inhabiting familiar — and thus commercial — forms.

In January, National Museum Cardiff reveals how an ordinary family from Swansea pioneered new techniques in image production in the 19th century.

Thus, it aimed to examine contemporary image production by exploring how images shape and challenge our understanding of reality.

I think contemporary art documentation points to an overall trend of relying on image production as a tool for data creation: from ecological research, medicine, surveillance and biotech to space programs and social media — anywhere with satellite, tracking, night vision, x-ray, smartphone and other kinds of cameras and flash cards.

The 1960s ushered in new technologies and new frontiers for image production.

These three artists trace image manipulation devices like paint - brush, gradient, and alpha - mask to produce works that translate emerging vocabularies of digital image production back into analog painting and sculpture.

continues her study on gender roles and autonomy within image production and distribution in her new series of works presented at abc by

With this new body of work, Deschenes furthers her inquiry into the history of image production techniques and the conditions of viewing developed in previous series, such as Zoetropes and Stereographs.

Using a collapse of literal and digital screens, she interrogates the metaphorical and actual filters that have been assimilated into image production and reception.

Robert Chase Heishman's practice is predicated on the use of photography and video as means of exploring image production, self - referentiality, peripheral vision, conditions of framing, and the everyday.

That exhibition launched an entire group of artists who began to rely heavily on appropriated pictures, in an effort to question whether originality mattered in a time of mass image production.

Unlike laser scanning confocal microscopes (LSM) which scan one point of laser light across an entire field, a spinning disk confocal scans approximately 1,000 points of laser light across the field simultaneously resulting in much faster image production.

Swire has been involved in food production and distribution since the 1880s, when it established the Taikoo Sugar Refinery in Hong McDonald's took the revolutionary step on Tuesday of introducing knives and forks at branches in France as the burger giant attempts to revamp its image

Rüdiger Suchsland's film is a master class in the relationship between image production and ideology writ large.

The work is an introspective antidote to our current era of high - speed image production and circulation, both in its method of production and the resulting photograph, and has been termed as «slow photography».

Ordinary Pictures Featuring works by some 45 artists, Ordinary Pictures surveys a range of conceptual picture - based practices since the 1960s through the lens of the stock photograph and other forms of industrial image production.

Expanding the zone of instantaneous image production, Corey constructs enigmatic spaces that compress and invert idea, image, and object.

«She's an artist who has a lot of images in her head and imagines the work to be in dialog with the whole history of western image production,» says Moca curator Helen Molesworth, who teamed up with Hammer curator Connie Butler to make the Opie double - bill possible.

Yoo references image production and memory as a strategy to recontextualize cultural histories, globalized mass media messaging, and outline socio - political landscapes of consumer markets.

Warhol's Screen Tests, unconsciously or not, draw some of their power by the taking this lineage of black image production and applying it to white and privileged subjects.»

These works trace Syms's decade - long investigation of how identity production and image production intertwine in contemporary life, with high production values widely accessible and everyone acutely aware of the potential for their own imaging, whether through the lens of social media or surveillance.

With special attention to color and pattern - rhythms, Valentine layers and excerpts sections of his own limited edition prints, to index and reflect upon formal image production.

Working across multiple modalities of representation allows the artist to fulfil her own representational needs and to ask timely questions about the power dynamics underpinning image production and art history: who does the representing, who is represented and in what manner?

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In a time of near endless image production and exchange «Camera of Wonders» presents an associative display of more than one hundred photographic works spanning the history of photography.

The work engages with transience as a photographic, cultural and philosophical idea and is created through an expanded response to image production from stills and video to CAD imaging and desktop recording.

The lexicon of images in Bass's paintings becomes a theatre of symbols, continually shifting and repeating, which addresses image production and consumption through a language that may suggest the viewers to «read» the paintings.

Kruger's paintings rephrase the visual vocabulary of signs and posters, drawing on the seductive nature of current image production technologies and the viral process that installs them in a collective consciousness.

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«The exhibition featured works that commented on contemporary image production through interventions related to history, narrative, memory, and experience.

These large scale prints speak of our relationship to digital technologies» impact on image production, artistic processes and the dissemination of information.

New Forms for Contemporary Image Production, the inaugural series of exhibitions at the LUMA Foundation's Parc des Ateliers, Arles, France.

George Pusenkoff is a Russian painter and installation artist, recognized for his artworks that combine two cultural realms - modern art and cultural history and digital image production with new media and computer technology.

Kate Cooper continues her study on gender roles and autonomy within image production and distribution in her new series of works presented at abc by Neumeister Bar - Am.