Sentences with phrase «mass public appeal»
In any event, the mayor's chosen engine for the mass public appeal campaign is social media: targeted website, Twitter and Facebook pages designed to inspire people to get involved.
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Some 50 BookBench sculptures have been placed around the capital, in an initiative led by the National Literacy Trust and Wild in Art, the body which specializes in mass appeal public art events and which worked on the London 2012 Olympics and Paralympic mascot trails.
That it has filtered down to the mass public, mostly by way of the mass media, and that it does have popular appeal, is irony to the third power.
Steinberg's response to that landmark text was the 1962 Harper's essay «Contemporary Art and the Plight of its Public,» in which he made a startlingly democratic appeal: «May we then drop this useless, mythical distinction between — on the one side — creative, forward - looking individuals whom we call artists, and — on the other side — a sullen, anonymous, uncomprehending mass, whom we call the public?&Public,» in which he made a startlingly democratic appeal: «May we then drop this useless, mythical distinction between — on the one side — creative, forward - looking individuals whom we call artists, and — on the other side — a sullen, anonymous, uncomprehending mass, whom we call the public?&public?»
It appeals to the lowest public tastes by providing a kitschy, totally predigested and inoffensive McArt for the masses.»
-LRB-...) The art of propaganda consists precisely in being able to awaken the imagination of the public through an appeal to their feelings, in finding the appropriate psychological form that will arrest the attention and appeal to the hearts of the national masses.
Wireless charging stations came into existence in 2006, were released to the public in 2009, and started reaching mass appeal by 2011.
I found the comment in another thread interesting when someone mentioned that the three large entities in the industry were meeting together regularly (named names), planning — to try to formulate some standard base from which to operate some sort of business model that would hopefully appeal to the masses and improve our status within the eyes of the public, and within the industry itself.