Sentences with phrase «life space intervention»

This is the rationale of life space intervention.

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Second Chance Farm offers an open space facility, a place of refuge, to help in protecting the quality of life and improve the well being of these animals through prevention, education, intervention, placement and lifetime care where they will live out their lives with dignity, love, and respect.

Moore recently wrote, directed and recorded a performance 10 voices and two drummers commissioned by Wysing Polyphonic 2016, recorded live punk record at Tate Modern, ran an educational performance space in an occupied firestation in Norway, and has performed at Serpentine Gallery, BFI London with Jarvis Cocker, Block Universe Performance Festival, London; Metaphonica, Central Saint Martins; The Barbican with This is Not This Heat, and made a series of live interventions for Late at Tate Britain.

The exhibition highlights the political dialogue inherent in the artist's artistic interventions — from his concern for the extreme plight of the homeless, his interest in direct community engagement, his belief that we should expand our lived experience of a city into its underground and other inaccessible spaces, and his commentary on development and socioeconomic stratification.

Another very different kind of socially engaged artistic intervention into lived urban space that has garnered a lot of media attention is Superflex's copy of the executives» restroom in the New York JPMorgan Chase headquarters installed inside the Olympic Restaurant in the same building as the exhibition with its entrance on 115 Delancey Street.

These interventions into urban space reflect conditions of dynamic unrest among communities living on Latin American borders.

She works by setting up simple situations and memorable interventions in the lives of everything — from a stone to a plant, from animal to self, from friends to institutions — disrupting logic to open a space for poetry, absurdity, humor, surprise and existential insight.

Recent site - specific installations and architectural interventions have been on view at «Equitable Vitrines» in the Equitable Life Building, Los Angeles, CA; satellite exhibition space for the Museum of Contemporary Art, Santa Barbara, CA; the Hammer Museum; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; and at Night Gallery, Los Angeles.

Sarah Sze (b. Boston, 1969, lives and works in New York) has developed a sculptural aesthetic that transforms space through radical shifts in scale, colonizing peripheral spaces, engaging with the history of a building, and altering the viewer's perception and experience of architecture through large, site - specific interventions.

He lives in London, where he collaborated with Jian Jun Xi on a number of «artistic interventions» in museums and gallery spaces.

the Berlin - based artist collective Club Real aims to explore these questions and some of the city's projects in order to widen the perspective on the possibilities and limitations of participation in art and art interventions in public urban spaces, using the concept of «disturbances of every day life» and presentations as a form of intervention.

In a city that is becoming more and more dense and utilized, the Berlin - based artist collective Club Real aims to explore the above questions and some of the city's projects in order to widen the perspective on the possibilities and limitations of participation in art and art interventions in public urban spaces, using the concept of «disturbances of every day life» and presentations as a form of intervention.

BETTINA POUSTTCHI (* 1971, Mainz, Germany) lives and works in Berlin, and is known for her large scale photographic interventions and sculpture, exploring the connections between systems of time and space in a transnational perspective.

Through diverse means of expression, from installation and performance to drawing, video and interventions in public space, Öğüt weaves loose narratives that meander between artistic practice and social life to provoke critical consciousness and subtle shifts in perspective.

Curated by Michael Rooks «Teaching an Old Dog New Tricks; Recent Developments in Painting» Den Frie Udstillingsbygning, Copenhagen, Denmark «HyperSurface», OVADA, Oxford, UK «Schil / Ders», De Constant Rebecqueplein (DCR), The Hague, Netherlands «HyperSurface», Rod Barton Invites, London «Parallax», Fieldgate Gallery, London 2007 «Existencias», Museo De Arte Contemporaneo De Castilla Y Leon, Leon, Spain «Design for Living», Initial Access, Wolverhampton, England «Raumwelten», Kunsthalle Arnstadt, Arnstadt, Germany «Odd Spaces», Galerie Møller Witt, Aarhus, Denmark Artist Intervention, Commissioned by Vienna Art Week and the City of Vienna, Austria 2006 Recent Acquisitions, Hamburger Banhof, Berlin, Germany «The City is Not a Tree» Alon Segev Gallery, Tel - Aviv, Israel «Slider» Cell Projects, London 2005 «Ian Monroe and Emma Stibbon: Utopian Architecture», Upstairs Berlin, Germany «Infrastructure» Studio Voltaire, London «Winterzauber» Upstairs Berlin, Germany 2004 «Edge of the Real», The Whitechapel, London «Selected Sculpture» MW Projects, London «Cinderella» Trailer Projects, London «Contra Pop» Vamiali's Gallery, Athens, Greece 2003 «Bag Lady» Cell Projects, London «Reduced» Century Gallery, London «Debris» Martinez Gallery, Brooklyn «Godzilla» Trailer Projects, London Saatchi Gallery, County Hall, London «The Queen Mum Show» One in the Other Gallery, London «Chockerfuckinblocked» Jeffery Charles Gallery, London «RSVP» 5 Cork Street, London 2002 «Present» Hammer Sidi Gallery, London «The Way to Happiness» VTO Gallery, London «Trailer Presents» Trailer Projects, London «Lend us # 100m» 21 Dingley Road, London

Recent independent curatorial projects include Many Voices: Indigenous Art at Bellevue House National Historic Site, co-curated with Tania Willard; PARK LIFE: Interventions in Public Space in Thousand Islands National Park; Brad Isaacs: The Map of the Empire at the Centre for Indigenous Research Creation; Cheryl L'Hirondelle: STANDING UP, SITTING IN, SOUNDING OUT at the Art & Media Lab, co-curated with Ellyn Walker.

For more than two decades, Jessica Stockholder has been fashioning a new language for sculpture and installation art, one that applies a painter's sense of form, pattern, texture and color to three dimensional spaces through the use of a staggering variety of media, from heavy duty construction material to mass - produced commercial products and even live horticulture.Her sculptural and architectural interventions spread themselves over the spaces they occupy; planes of vivid Technicolor hues abut precisely arranged and patterned objects and assemblages of unlikely materials combine and bloom amidst the colorful chaos.

The series of «curatorial and artistic interventions» is created in collaboration with Beijing's I: project space, Frankfurt's Jenifer Nails, Pristina's LambdaLambdaLambda, Athens» Life Sport, Sofia's Linda, London's Opening Times, Rotterdam's Peach, and Barcelona's The Green Parrot.

Liberate Tate is an art collective that has been exploring the role of creative intervention in social change by making unsanctioned Live Art in Tate gallery spaces since 2010.

A groundbreaking architectural intervention by artist Sarah Oppenheimer, which will link the museum's modern and contemporary collections through meticulously crafted sculptural forms placed in the floor, ceiling, and walls; Recent contemporary acquisitions, including A Man Screaming is Not a Dancing Bear by the artist collaborative Allora & Calzadilla, Untitled (bicycle shower) by Rirkrit Tiravanija, and Live Ball by Nari Ward, as well as works by Guyton \ Walker, Los Carpinteros, Elad Lassry, and Susan Philipsz; An exhibition of eight large - scale color photographs by South African artist Zwelethu Mthethwa, inaugurating the wing's project space for changing exhibitions; An exhibition of outstanding drawings by artists including Lee Bontecou, Philip Guston, and James Rosenquist from the BMA's Thomas E. Benesch Memorial Collection, presented in the museum's new dedicated gallery for prints, drawings, and photographs; A new site - specific work by acclaimed Baltimore street artist Gaia.

Smith's varied practice includes architectural interventions, drawing, film and live performance works, including Broken Voices Riverside Studios, London (2007); Hide and Seek Foundling Museum, London (2009); Combine V22 Space, London; and Foundlings at the Hunt Kasner Gallery, Prague and Ca» Pesaro Museo Internazionale d'Arte Moderna, Venice (2014).

Here Cuevas, whose artistic practice makes use of painting, video, sculpture, photography and installations, uses images and objects from everyday consumption and life, which she deliberately changes through critical interventions and actions in the public space.

The INDAWO / lifePOD is a lifestyle and design intervention that affords home owners a comfortable, functional experience inside a small space; to live in confluence with the needs of the planet now and in the future... [the designers] both rose to the challenge to create a living space that is functional, energy - efficient and which home owners especially could treat as a customised «starter» home or elegant cottage on their premises for whatever usage they require.

Launched two years ago this month with a small and spontaneous street intervention, its activists have created both pop - up parks and pop - up living rooms to get people talking about the need for public space.

People have space in their hearts and in their lives to give their time away to others, a cultural practice similar to the gift of time intervention in positive psychology.

With a variety of skilled interventions, I can hold the space necessary for you to discover your path to healing and wholeness, bringing fullness to your life and relationships in the present, and learning to manage life's difficulties as they arrive.»

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The life space interview, conveys the idea of the focused intervention of a helping adult who is in greater proximity (Wood and Long, 1991, p. 304) to a young person's living or daily environment than is found in traditional clinical practice.

Life Space Crisis Intervention is an idea whose time has come.

Summary: (To include comparison groups, outcomes, measures, notable limitations) This study evaluates a Life Space Crisis Intervention (LSCI) Program with students referred to special schools with residential treatment because of severe behavioral problems.

An evaluation of the effects of Life Space Crisis Intervention on the challenging behavior of individual students.

He is a senior trainer for TransformAction International and master trainer for the Life Space Crisis Intervention Institute.

Curriculum specialty includes: Life Space Crisis Intervention, The Therapeutic Use of Daily Life Events

Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families is a national training site for the Life Space Crisis Intervention Institute.

Life Space Crisis Intervention Life Space Crisis Intervention is a child and youth care method for using incidents of problem behavior as a context for building insight and new skills.

The presents study was designed to evaluated the effectiveness of Life Space Crisis Intervention (LSCI), a therapeutic and verbal strategy developed by Long that fits into this third category of conflict management programs.