Sentences with phrase «multifarious nature»

A newly commissioned work by Michael Dean addresses this multifarious nature of interpretation, exposing the fallacy of universal accounts of experience.

Covering a striking array of themes, ideas and materials, the selection of works reflect the multifarious nature of contemporary art in the UK today, and the broadening definition of what art can be.

National Gallery takes this development to the next logical step, using its titular establishment as a springboard for an all - encompassing exploration into the multifarious nature of art as both history and object.

Not exact matches

-- to gratuitousness and to the disinterested character of love: The contractual mentality and its multifarious products, such as the notion of «interest», have deeply perverted Western cultures, which now find it hard to rediscover the selfless, gratuitous nature of love.

Mother Nature, with her multifarious organisms and ecosystems, is a complex, interwoven tapestry comprised of the countless interrelationships between all living things.

In doing so, I think it best to put aside the term spiritual, with its manifest and problematic connotations, and to speak instead of an intelligence that explores the nature of existence in its multifarious guises.

Writing on Owens» navigation between genres as diverse as folk, conceptual, and classical painting, Paul Schimmel said, «Owens has found a language that questions the nature of painting while embracing its multifarious manifestations.»

By including the work of 12 artists who vary in their formal interpretations, «Blurred Horizons: Contemporary Landscapes, Real and Imagined» replicates the multifarious richness of nature in a gallery setting.

Works tha t cross the flowing boundary between abstraction and nature in multifarious ways are also on view, as seen in the works of Gabriel Orozco, Yayoi Kusama, Beatriz Milhazes, Matthew Ritchie, Franz Ackermann, Franz Gertsch, Nan Goldin, Thomas Ruff, Oscar Tuazon, and Sue Williams.