Sentences with phrase «keen sense of»

The exhibition is organized around themes of lightness / airiness, portraiture, and variations around the same images and subjects, all presented with a penetrating graphic clarity and keen sense of the history of image - making.

A public statement issued by Glenn D. Lowry, the director of MoMA, sent to us via email, speaks to the curator's influence and innovation — and to his warmth: «The Museum of Modern Art mourns the loss of Kynaston McShine, a daring and pioneering curator with an unfailingly sharp eye and a keen sense of the moment.

There's a little bit of Sassetta, and a lot of Lissitzky, in the way that her flattened figures, expanded by a keen sense of color, drive through tense, abstracted environments.

A prodigious painter, draftsman, and printmaker, Terry Winters has pushed the boundaries of modern art while he has maintained a keen sense of its history and craft.

The current exhibition at the McMullen Museum of Art reveals Georges Rouault's keen sense of disjunction, unintended consequences, and ironic reversals.

Bradley is a master story teller in the tradition of the Ashinaabe trickster Naanabozho; guided by his astute powers of observation and a keen sense of irony he creates vividly detailed paintings of delight and wonder.

For over two decades, Hancock has immersed himself in drawing, testing the elasticity of the medium with a keen sense of humor.

He passed away long before his granddaughter was born, but Casteel grew up with a keen sense of «the legacy that my bloodline held.»

With an artistic research process that regularly synthesizes visual and textual information from journals, diaries, and other primary documents, Dion presents us with a keen sense of our contemporary moment.

He's a natural at a Jasper Johns — ian hermeticism, physical sensuality, with a keen sense of bilateral symmetry, process, scale, and systematic art - making.

«A keen sense of history pervades their work, even as they are involved in forging new ways to consider identity, nationality, technology, community and genre.

The artist's seemingly distinct activities — the severe black abstractions, the prolific and caustic social and political graphic work, and the color slides of historical monuments, temples, and buildings that showed his equally prolific world travels and keen sense of photographic record keeping — were received in coexistence by jubilant viewers, especially young artists and art students (during the artist's lifetime it would have been career suicide to show all simultaneously practiced sides together).

Untitled III is among a series of paintings made in the late 1970s that convey a keen sense of place — the atmospheres of ocean and the sky in East Hampton.

Lara has always been a pragmatic survivalist with a keen sense of adventure; to decide that she needs to be tortured in order to be able to kill goes against what we know of her history and personality so far.

This is meant to signify Joel's keen sense of hearing but allows you to see through walls, which jars somewhat with the gritty feel pervading throughout the rest of the game, though for more of a challenge you're able to turn it off altogether.

Clickers on the other hand are blind but have a keen sense of hearing and can instantly kill, you so there's plenty of tension whenever these are wandering around.

Similarly, the game's competitive Crucible arena exhibits a keen sense of balance across its selection of maps and typical FPS play modes.

She has a keen sense of commitment to Guatemala and is exceedingly responsible, very accommodating and provided us with help and assistance above and beyond the call of duty.

A common thread through them was a deep understanding of Israel, the significance of its monuments at home and abroad, as well as a keen sense of how to keep us comfortable and engaged.

He's got a keen sense of curiosity and great camera skills.

A keen sense of smell plays an important role in the marking of territories, which are scent - marked by urine and faeces, conspicuously positioned on well - traveled paths (4).

Their keen sense of smell plays an important role in the marking of territories.

As the Boston Local Expert for AFAR Media, she is well versed in great food and experiences with a keen sense of place.

As a responsible traveler with a keen sense of place, Alison seeks out sustainable initiatives wherever she visits.

Brown bears rely primarily on their keen sense of smell — a sense several times stronger than that of bloodhounds — but when the wind blows over the open habitat near Moraine Creek, one can experience sustained winds of thirty miles per hour, and gusts all the greater.

We'll be taking advantage of the cats» keen sense of smell to desensitize the cats to each other using scent introductions before they see or interact with each other directly.

Originally bred for tracking hare (rabbits), many Beagles today still possess strong hunting instincts and have an extremely keen sense of smell and stamina.

Fortunately, with proper training, the same keen sense of smell that enables dogs to detect illegal drugs can be used to nose out the foulbrood bacteria.

Dogs tend to have a keen sense of smell, will eat just about anything, and love to immerse themselves in whatever their owners are doing.

Cats have a very keen sense of hearing and water in a bowl is nearly invisible.

Morlock has such a keen sense of smell that his foster mates have a hard time hiding from him.

But cats also have a keen sense of curiosity, which can lead them into precarious and sometimes dangerous situations.

So don't opt for this breed unless you have a keen sense of comedy and can take a joke.

As with several other dogs within the Terrier group, they're famous for their hunting skill and keen sense of smell, which enables them all to participate in earthdog trials.

Due to a dog's keen sense of hearing, fireworks sound much louder to them.

Since cats have a keen sense of smell, this will help lure the cat back to its territory.

A dog's keen sense of sight and smell make him great for therapy, search & rescue, forensics, police teams, and the military, among other jobs.

Due to their keen sense of smell, they tend to wonder off tracking intriguing scents, and thus they have to be closely watched by their owners.

Befitting of their strong hunting instinct, the Smooth Fox Terrier has a keen sense of smell, good eyesight and remarkable staying power to finish the job.

They have a keen sense of smell and sight, pointing towards the catch.

Since dogs have and rely on their keen sense of smell and sound, your dog will still be able to navigate around, especially in the home and other places she knows, even with significant vision loss.

In addition to this, they've a keen sense of development while digging their burrows that are generally at a depth of roughly three feet.

Cleaning up thoroughly after an accident is very important because a puppy has a very keen sense of smell and will return to the spot where he previously eliminated unless all of the scent is removed.

These characteristics as well as their keen sense of smell and capability to work livestock permitted the Rhodesian Ridgeback to be utilized as farm dogs.

A dog's keen sense of smell can also detect low blood sugar in their pet parents and therefore make fantastic companion service buddies to people with diabetes when properly trained.

Lost dogs find their way home by smelling and since a sight hound does not have as keen a sense of smell as other breeds, a Greyhound that runs 40 miles per hour will be a long way away in a short period of time and may not be able to find his way home and back to his loved ones.

She was additionally qualified to select and certify helpers / decoys for the program, and her license has now been expanded to include UKC Nosework (a scent work sport utilizing the dog's keen sense of smell and natural desire to hunt).

They have a keen sense of impending danger, be it a natural disaster or otherwise.

It's sort of a given that they have a keen sense of smell, but are their taste buds less pronounced?

Its extraordinarily keen sense of smell is combined with a strong and tenacious tracking instinct, producing the ideal scent hound, and it is used by police and law enforcement all over the world to track escaped prisoners, missing people, lost children, and lost pets.