Sentences with phrase «institutional history»

Because of this burden social and institutional history moves more slowly than we wish.

What was once institutional history, another leader's platform, or «past practice», is now the new leader's landscape.

What else has enough institutional history to turn on the past?

Each artist selected critiques American portraiture and institutional history by making visible a body or bodies that historically have been forgotten.

Stedelijk Studies is a high quality peer - reviewed academic journal, which publishes research related to the collection and on institutional history of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, museum studies (such as education and conservation practice) and current topics in the field of visual arts and design.

Her inquiries are often focused on institutional histories proposing unconventional associative readings of their social and political histories.

She is also one of the Founders of Humane Voters of Arizona and writes its legislative report card on animal issues each year and provides institutional history on legislative and other issues to many organizations in the local, regional and national humane communities.

In recent years, Goshka Macuga has become internationally known for using institutional histories as staging grounds for complex proposals.

Using institutional histories as the staging ground for complex proposals, the London - based Polish artist delves into the Walker's past, foregrounding the institution's early link to the lumber business in which its founder flourished while considering the forest as a metaphor for American democracy and freedom.

Is it true that Libya, with no known institutional history, possessed none of the complexities of its neighbors?

He has an undergraduate degree from Stanford University and completed his qualifying exams for a PhD in the history of art at NYU's Institute of Fine Arts, where he is writing a dissertation on the early institutional history of California Institute of Arts and art in Los Angeles in the 1970s.

Building upon the investigatory nature of «NYC 1993: Experimental Jet Set, Trash and No Star,» as well as the New Museum's own institutional history, this program asks what is at stake in historicizing the art and theory of the recent past; what can be gained from this endeavor; what are the potential pitfalls and complications of this activity; and, most importantly, how it is possible to put forward a working definition of contemporary art?

As more museums begin to digitise their object collections, this initiative puts institutional history on the agenda, too.

American Paintings from the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery An Institutional History in Pictures, Daniel A. Siedell

However, Planned Parenthood's long institutional history has allowed the organization to hone its delivery of preventative reproductive health care to women across the country and in Texas, making it uniquely able to provide services in a cost - effective manner in even the most isolated communities.

Rather than drawing on her personal collection, it draws on the Whitney's institutional collection but then tries to draw a personal narrative out of that more institutional history.

In his work Mr. Daio has been teasing, rebuking, adoring and dissing the formal and institutional history of modern art for all these decades, and here we see him in action from 1991 to 2013, with wry, needle - sharp, passive - aggressive homages to Duchamp, Barnett Newman, MoMA, the current art market and himself.

Academically, Massouras» research is focused on institutional history, and in 2014 he was awarded Paul Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship to continue his project entitled Casts and Iconoclasts: The Twentieth - century Plaster Cast and the Reproduction of Culture which uses the history of plaster and casting to explore cultural shifts, art historical connections and theories of education.

It's interesting to see how diligent some companies are when it comes to keeping track of institutional history.

An institutional history of the Fourth Degree, or «Sir Knights,» of the large and influential fraternal organization of lay Catholics.

British Rail is obvious from any institutional history.

His books include Stuff: The Materials the World Is Made Of, a 1997 New York Times Notable Book; Pushing the Horizon, an institutional history of the Naval Research Laboratory; and Super Vision: A New View of Nature, a celebration of science imagery.

Her current book project, «The Struggle for Schools» provides an institutional history of the nineteenth - century Mvskoke Creek Nation's self - determined education system.

The project traces Bridges» construction as an icon of the civil rights movement, unearths an institutional history of Frantz Elementary, and investigates how Akili navigates the history of its home today.

She also notes that the Whitney gave Bailey a solo early in his career, in 1971, as part of a series of shows dedicated to African - American artists: «One thing that was exciting to us is to make some reference to this institutional history, to an artist we championed early on in an important way.»

In addition to her work on various exhibitions and publications, she oversees Glenstone's Oral History Program, conducting interviews to document its institutional history and to enrich the understanding of the artists in the foundation's collection.

Matters of Fact revisits a number of key encounters from the institutional history of the Hessel Museum of Art: between collector and artist, curator and exhibition, art and art history.

Matters of Fact revisits a number of key encounters from the institutional history of CCS Bard and the Marieluise Hessel Collection: between collector and artist, curator and exhibition, and art and art history.

Working with them exposed me to a broad understanding of art and artists, the institutional history and perspective each of them brought to the table, and their careful and judicious thoughts about how contemporary art and exhibitions can fit into a global dialogue.

«Black Male,» which opened in November 1994, was an exhibition formed out of my desire to not only create an exhibition that looked at race, gender, and identity, but also to understand the place of exhibition - making in an institutional history and a conversation about culture.

Other artists more glancingly reference the magazines, inspired by their symbolic value as iconic publications with an institutional history.

From cognitive recall to institutional history, the exhibitions present physiological, literary, filmic, and archival approaches to the way we process and consider the past.

We spoke with its author, Mary Anne Staniszewski, about the institutional history of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) heralded by Alfred Barr, Jr., its canon, ideology and display that set the tone both for today's modern museum and contemporary art spaces.

The show at Dia: Chelsea, moreover, triangulates in space and time the institutional history of Dia Art Foundation.

Matters of Fact Hessel Museum of Art March 18 — May 27 Matters of Fact revisits a number of key encounters from the institutional history of the Hessel Museum: between collector and artist, curator and exhibition, art and art history.

Matters of Fact revisits a number of key encounters from the institutional history of the Hessel Museum: between collector and artist, curator and exhibition, art and art history.

It offers high - quality, peer - reviewed academic research related to the Stedelijk Museum collection, its institutional history (such as education and conservation practice), and topical themes presented accessibly and attractively for international audiences of (up - and - coming) art professionals and those with an interest in art theory and history.

The journal publishes research related to the Stedelijk collection and on institutional history, museum studies (think of education and conservation practice) and current topics in the field of visual arts and design.

Stedelijk Studies is a high - quality, peer - reviewed academic journal, which publishes research related to the collection and on the institutional history of the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, museum studies (such as education and conservation practice), and current topics in the field of visual arts and design.

Her work approaches mediation and storytelling to unfold the interplay between personal and institutional history.

In the institutional history of acknowledging the Black body, the method is to characterize en masse or to create a caricature.

The institutional history of Quaytman's gallery is juxtaposed with an exploration of the history of the Beguines, a lay order of women active in the Netherlands in the 13th and 14th centuries.

«Harvard's president Drew Gilpin Faust, a scholar of the Civil War, slavery, and the American South, has drawn attention to the university's institutional history and has prompted the campus community to examine painful realities of African American heritage that have until recently remained unspoken and unaddressed.

Launched in December 2016, the publication offers an overview of the debates around photography's status as art and document and the medium's institutional history from the 1980s onwards.