Sentences with phrase «life of things»

The economic gains, the energy security gains, the gains in quality of life all of those things are things we don't talk about enough.

I think most artists are in one way or another playing with the social life of things.

The Secret Life of Things Through Dec. 16 at Washington Studio School, 2129 S St. NW.

Featuring Greek, Roman, and Early Christian antiquities from the Smart Museum's permanent collection and loans of prints and illustrated books from Renaissance and Baroque Europe, this exhibition examined the religious life of things, both in their ancient contexts and in modern attempts to interpret them.

In a neat conjunction of solo shows at Get This Gallery [through May 10], Tommy Nease and Stephanie Dowda explore a concern with the interior life of things.

In Room 3 paintings by Chris Ofili, Sanya Kantarovsky and Apostolos Georgiou feature embracing figures, and on the back wall objects dominate with Philip Guston, Michael Simpson and Domenico Gnoli, punctuated with a tiny Giorgio Morandi, to make the art historical point about the metaphysical life of things.

The items depicted in Washington Studio School's «The Secret Life of Things» may not actually have covert existences, but some carry mysterious import.

Suddenly he saw «into the life of things» and at that moment gained a sense of all of nature being alive and expressing feelings» (PB 167).

The media promote luxuries, encourage waste, and praise the life of things, while the gap between the rich and poor increases both within and between nations.

To interfere with the life of things is to harm both them and oneself.

If you explore the life of things and of conditioned being you come to the unfathomable, if you deny the life of things and of conditioned being you stand before nothingness, if you hallow this life you meet the living God.

She has the sensibility of a poet who, in Wordsworth's phrase, «sees into the life of things.»

Suddenly he saw «into the life of things» and at that moment gained a sense of all of nature being alive and expressing feelings.

Yes, it happens: Rid your life of all things wheat and you get relief from acid reflux, joint pain, and mood swings... but not weight loss.

Now hints of 4K TVs and Red - Ray threaten to give this latest usurper but half the life of the thing it displaced, and streaming / cloud storage may cut the legs from under Red - Ray before it even gets its footing.

Organized around the concept that inanimate objects and inert cultural artifacts are conduits for narrative histories, the program considers how artists use moving images to extend the life of things and materials that would otherwise appear to be stable and resolute.

He has had solo exhibitions, among others, at The life of things, Correct Contemporary Exhibitions, New York (1998), Unlimited Gallery, Athens, Kunsthaus Baselland, Basel, cur.

It is okay to create what looks for the life of things like abstract painting, but not simply in paint and not simply abstract.

The project team of Duke faculty and students, «Lives of Things,» was led by professor Mark Olson from the Department of Art, Art History & Visual Studies, and post-doctoral researcher Mariano Tepper from Computer and Electrical Engineering, in collaboration with professors Caroline Bruzeluus (AAHVS) and Guillermo Sapiro (CEE).

Drawing on a theme titled The Life of Things, Colombian independent curator María Wills Londoño will explore the relationship between object and image.

«So as much as people talk about my history with the African - American church and such, I would say that there were all these other things that were formulative in helping me understand the complexity of the life of a thing,» Gates said.

Those unmissable Note 7 announcements are likely to continue until at least the end of 2016, which means hundreds of millions of potential consumers being hammered with the «Samsung phones are unsafe» message throughout the life of this thing.