Sentences with word «itinerant»

I have also heard of Itinerant preachers at East Legon school junction and other places disrespecting the ban.

When evil comes to their small Appalachian town in the form of itinerant preacher, Chambliss, events are set in motion that will leave few unscathed.

As itinerant preachers and founders of monastic communities, these men contributed their own particular forms of teaching and meditation.

This sunbaked desert commune attracts a motley array of bohemian itinerants living out of RVs, trailers, and abandoned vehicles, choosing to otherwise shun the way conventionally structured society operates.

1000 Words is delighted to announce a series of itinerant exhibitions produced in collaboration with featured artists as the organisation approaches its tenth anniversary.

The Curator's Perspective is a free, itinerant public discussion series ICI developed as a way for international curators to share their research and experiences with audiences in New York.

We are now hiring Special Education Itinerant Teachers (SEIT), Integrated Classroom Teacher and Speech / Language therapists in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, and the Bronx.

MAG's folk and decorative arts gallery include early Rochester - area portraits by itinerant artists, vernacular sculpture, trade signs and weathervanes, and a Grandma Moses landscape, while works of contemporary craft art are exhibited in cases nearby.

Built decades ago for budget - minded tourists, they're now filled with itinerant families who pay $ 35 a night to live in purple - stuccoed splendor.

Milovan Farronato is Director and Curator of the Fiorucci Art Trust, for which he has developed the ongoing residential itinerant project Roadside Picnic and, since 2011, the yearly festival Volcano Extravaganza in Stromboli.

Peter Doig (Scottish, born April 12, 1959) is a painter renowned for his landscapes, inspired by his own itinerant lifestyle, and by the physical progressions of modern society.

The Wanderers art movement, known formally as The Society for Itinerant Art Exhibitions (and less formally as the peredvizhniki or Itinerants), was formed in 1863, among members of the St Petersburg Academy of Fine Art, including Ivan Kramskoy (1837 - 1887) and (later) Ilya Repin (1844 - 1930).

Council housing is now on sale to tenants at a 75 % discount: once sold, many homes are snapped up by rack - renting landlords for multi-occupying itinerant workers who destabilise the community.

Mapping Sitting presents four distinct practices: studio passport photography; institutional group portrait photography; the street tradition of «photo - surprise»; and portraits by itinerant photographers.

Founder - member of the Society for Itinerant Art Exhibitions.

I became fascinated by the idea of itinerant printers traversing the continent, earning their keep, acting as analog conduits for information.

More important, perhaps, Graham orchestrated the World Congress on Evangelism in Berlin in 1966, the International Congress on Evangelism in Lausanne in 1974, and the International Congress on Itinerant Evangelists in Amsterdam in 1983 and 1986.

In addition to Repin and Kramskoy, famous Itinerant painters included the portraitists Nikolai Gay (1831 - 94), Vasily Petrov (1834 - 82), and Nikolai Yaroshenko (1846 - 98); and the history painter Vasily Surikov (1848 - 1916).

Although Costi admits to enjoying the perks of itinerant ministry at the time, he began to have questions about some the inconsistencies of his uncle's ministry.

Ever since, the history of the medium in the United States has careened alongside the nation's super highways and roadways, so argues The Open Road, Aperture's new title surveying the work of itinerant photographers from Frank to Stephen Shore, Todd Hido, and Justine Kurland.

In works such as the cityscape High and Low, the acid - bright leisure scene BBQ sur l'herbe, and the painting from which the show takes it's title, Itinerant Ones, de Balincourt zooms out of specific culture into a more global gaze.

Alӱs's itinerant practice lives on as stories but also in the photographs, videos, paintings, drawings and texts the artist creates during his working process.

These came to supersede the simple homiletics of the obscure itinerant rabbi, and transformed what was a Jewish reform sect into a new, and increasingly Gentile, religion.

Business has flourished for Cairo's store owners and itinerant street traders since a popular uprising ushered in 20...

Along the professional golfing trail, which winds its way across the country several times during the course of the year, some 30 to 40 itinerant families with children ranging anywhere from 6 weeks to 6 years try to scratch a living with Daddy's golf clubs.

In 2011, Kukama, together with curator Gabi Ngcobo and artist Kemang Wa Lehulere, founded the Center for Historical Reenactments, a brief - lived and itinerant platform for actions and ideas.

«The Shape We're In» is the Zabludowicz collection's itinerant curatorial project in three parts.

(CNN)- Nearly three centuries ago, in Colonial New England in the midst of a religious revival now remembered as the Great Awakening, settled ministers in local congregations complained bitterly about itinerant revivalists sweeping into town and whipping their parishioners into a frenzy.

Raad and Zaatari have devised four sections based on the Middle Eastern tradition of «surprise» street photography, on itinerant photography, on institutional group portraits, and on passport images.

All About Kids is seeking Special Education Itinerant Teachers (SEIT) to join us and help make a difference in children's lives Qualifications: BA / MA / MS and New York State certification in any one of...

Peripatetic, Flanagan described himself as an English - speaking itinerant European sculptor.

The ordained sons of Adam, have numerous places to lay their heads, offer little by way of original wisdom, and have become settled householders rather than itinerant sages.

In a touch of black humor, the coup is led by a broken - down itinerant actor named Sunay, whose megalomaniacal dreams of playing Ataturk are reduced to this real - life parody as the dictator of Kars.

After experiencing a largely itinerant childhood owing to his father's career, Mitchell continued this nomadic lifestyle in his young adulthood.

Kuhns» itinerant weaver - detective, William Rees» skills closely align to Sherlock Holmes», where extraordinary common sense and thoughtful insight solve the crime.

And while the term «independent curator» is misleading — curators are usually attached to institutions or programs, if only temporarily — the example of itinerant curators who have become art - world celebrities in recent years, like Okwui Enwezor, Hans - Ulrich Obrist and Neville Wakefield, has had an effect.

These are itinerant performances (repertoire and creation)

The media's obsession with itinerant sex offenders misses more problematic flaws within the notification scheme, says Alisdair Gillespie

Produced by the University of Houston Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts, CounterCurrent encompasses itinerant works as well as staged performances and exhibitions.

-- Indigenous Visual Arts, international itinerant group exhibition in Minas Gerais State, comprising artists from Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, held by the Federal University of Minas Gerais — UFMG, with an edition in Brasília (the Federal University of Brasília — UnB).

@D0C «A handful of itinerant Jews didn't change the linguistic landscape.»

It involved giving itinerant prophets a place to live.

The setting is rural Texas in the early 1900s, where itinerant farm laborers work and live under open skies.

We weren't very polished, or even sober half the time, but there was something very romantic about the nomadic lifestyle of itinerant musicians, quite literally «singing for our supper».