Sentences with phrase «itinerants living»

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.

Isotope analyses confirm an itinerant life style, well in tune with the martial society that dominated 8th to 10th century northern Europe.

Whether it's the perils of shape - shifting and inappropriate outerwear or the hazards of driving with the windows down, the grisly particulars keep readers locked to the little pack and their itinerant lives as they struggle to survive in a world that doesn't particularly want them anytime, anywhere.

The exhibition will show how these diverse sources, resulting from an itinerant life, are reflected in the past 25 years of his work.

El - Salahi's art also reflects his itinerant life, and his many travels outside Sudan.

In her words, many have «spent itinerant lives wandering between courtyards, basements, pedestals, display cases, museums, travelling exhibitions and private collections.»

But despite his itinerant life, El - Salahi is still deeply attached to his roots.

Author Sayantan Mukhopadhyay says of the artist, «Her interventions — which start with materials and symbols inherently laden with meaning — speak about the itinerant lives in a manner that is refreshing when placed in conversation with the many other contemporaneous works dealing with identity crises posed by global nomadism.»

Author Sayantan Mukhopadhyay says of the artist, «Her interventions — which start with materials and symbols inherently laden with meaning — speak about the itinerant lives in a manner that is refreshing when placed in conversation with the many other contemporaneous works -LSB-.....]

Born on the austere prairies of Saskatchewan, Canada, in 1912, Martin led a somewhat itinerant life that took her from the art hubs of New York and Taos, N.M., to the less settled corners of the Pacific Northwest.

Artist, poet, performer, essayist, and American Indian Movement activist Jimmie Durham has lead an itinerant life, never settling in one medium or project, moving from his native Arkansas to New York, Mexico, Europe, and elsewhere.

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Then hear him say to a wicked thief who, in the last minutes of his life, believed in the perfect righteousness of that itinerant preacher; his execution companion, «Surely I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise.»

It involved giving itinerant prophets a place to live.

She left a life of ease and generously gave her resources to an itinerant preacher who taught her about loving the poor and outcast.

So unless you believe in a magical carpenter and itinerant preacher from 2000 years ago you will lead nothing but a hopeless meaningless life filled with nothingness and despair.

For most of the inner circle of followers of Jesus the step from ordinary life to an itinerant one was not attended with such great sacrifices.

While everyone can be susceptible to sexual sin, an itinerant ministry in which accountability structures are weak, where the preacher or evangelist has a large ego and spends many days away from home living in hotel rooms, is often particularly vulnerable.

He was itinerant and at times clandestine in the first half of his life.

From 1377 onward he began to send out itinerant preachers of his views all over the country These people known as Lollards, preached chiefly evangelical poverty against the rich, luxurious life of many churchmen.

There may be a debate over the precise details of his ministry, but the evidence that Jesus lived as an itinerant preacher and died by Roman crucifixion is beyond dispute.

Son of an itinerant evangelist, spotless in his family life, loyal to his friends, a superb orator, a lawyer and politician, Ingersoll rejoiced in pointing out what he believed to be the evils sanctioned in the Old Testament and was an enthusiastic Darwinian.

Toomey has worked up his joyous life and times as an itinerant decathlete into what could serve as a passable nightclub act.

«You will agree with me that even if we succeed in managing herdsmen who live among us, the itinerant herders pose a serious security challenge in our various communities if our borders remain as porous as they are ``.

Grossman's and the NWP task force's shared assumption — that America has a shortage of scientists — is likely to come as a surprise to many of today's young scientists who, having patched together contingent lives through several years of itinerant positions, have yet to find a permanent job.

Its victims, too, are literally off the map: people who work in the forest — largely poor, itinerant loggers, miners, or migrant workers, and marginalized ethnic minorities who live along the messy international borders.

Desert soil has a living crust that is essential for fixing nitrogen, a critical plant nutrient, and for avoiding erosion that produces a swirl of itinerant dust.

Because I would have to learn to live in a different way, seeing death as an imposing itinerant visitor but knowing that even as I'm dying, until I actually die, I am still living.»

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

Her father, an itinerant choir director, was constantly running from both debt and his immediate family; the former was due to his lack of a steady job and the latter to his secret life as a gay man.

The itinerant Wendy (Williams) lives out of her car with her dog Lucy.

The itinerant actor's life has its challenges, he acknowledges, and it's often, as he says, «a very private practice.

Born in Iran to Irish parents, McAllister grew up an itinerant, living and working throughout the Middle East, Europe and the U.S.. He's written for films that played at Cannes and Sundance and co-founded a news and doc startup based in Beirut, Lebanon.

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.

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...

As Ehwa moves from the open curiosity of childhood that fixates on body parts to the mysteries of attraction and her own heartbreak, she and her mother navigate common issues that range from defending one's feelings from bullies (little boys in Ehwa's life; gossipy men in her mother's) to mutual attraction (a young monk and a visiting boy from a more monied class for Ehwa; an itinerant painter / scholar for her mother).

Born in Alabama, Paula Vauss spent the first decade of her life on the road with her free - spirited young mother, Kai, an itinerant storyteller who blended Hindu mythology with Southern Oral Tradition to re-invent their history as they roved.

«Soldiers were the people originally most likely to be wandering around with chunks of (looted) gold and silver to begin with, to be looking for the good things in life, and — being heavily armed and itinerant — to be the last people in the world an ancient merchant would see as a good credit risk.

As an itinerant, these apps have had a beneficial impact on my way of life.

I've been a traveler, writer, teacher, deckhand, hostel manager, surf instructor, and itinerant bartender for over a decade working a combination of remote freelance gigs with US companies and local businesses while living in over 20 countries across four continents.

A rotoscoped, itinerant work that follows the artist on a train trip through the mountains of Japan, Fuji (1974) is bookended by live film footage of the artist on his meandering locomotive journey.

But as Neo-Geo's star waned, the idea of leaving New York grew on the painter, who had grown up traveling the world with two itinerant parents (as a family, they rarely lived anywhere for more than two years).

As part of ICI's Curator's Perspective — an itinerant public discussion series featuring national and international curators — Jay Pather, Director of the Gordon Institute for Performing and Creative Arts (GIPCA), will speak about curating performance and live art in public space.

Using a process - based and itinerant approach (she has worked outside a permanent studio since 2008), Kasper creates a kind of living sculpture she calls the Nomadic Studio Practice Experiment.

This painting shows a group of itinerant, socially marginalized circus performers who would have traveled from town to town to earn a living.

Doig's itinerant past, moving throughout his childhood and early adult life from Edinburgh to Trinidad and then Canada to London, finds a keen expression in two consistent strands of imagery in his work: cabins and canoes.

As a mostly itinerant artist, Sambunaris annually structures her life around a photographic journey, and the installation emphasizes her interest in the crossroads between geology, industry and culture.

Art Labor will recreate a Hammock Café serving traditional Vietnamese coffee, akin to the many itinerant roadside - resting spots of Vietnamese daily life.

-- The fortunes of the life of an itinerant painter!

Intimate 1960s drawings, which bear the marks of his itinerant early life between London and Sudan, join haunting 1980s ink - on - paper works made after his imprisonment by the Sudanese government in 1975.

It is reported that he learned the basics of drawing and oil painting from a wandering portrait painter called Stein, and then himself spent time as an itinerant artist earning a living from portraiture.