Sentences with phrase «of allegory»

Major international group exhibitions include the exhibitions Cryptic: The Use of Allegory in Contemporary Art with a Master Class from Goya, CAM, St. Louis (2011); and the Shape of Things to Come: New Sculpture, The Saatchi Gallery, London (May 2011).

Featured in «Cryptic: The Use of Allegory in Contemporary Art, with a Master Class from Goya» curated by Laura Steward, Schulnik will have several specifically selected paintings shown in the 8,000 square foot exhibition space — which will be accompanied by a publication and lecture program.

Serpentine Sackler Gallery Torbjørn Rødland Full of allegory, lyricism, and humor, the work in Torbjørn Rødland's show «The Touch That Made You» keeps viewers engaged.

He also curated «The Vanity of Allegory» at the Deutsche Guggenheim, Berlin.

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But Disney's version is more of an allegory on a girl entering womanhood (including menstruation) than it is about a boy who refuses to grow up.

This became the inspiration for his Venice Biennale pavilion (representing his native New Zealand), which, he said, «also tried to underline the value of reading his work by presenting versions of it and of other work from the Snowden archive in a kind of beautiful Renaissance library that is, in itself, a kind of allegory for the value of knowledge.»

Looking at the Mimic series as a sort of allegory of the dangers of technology is a given; locating a man - child, his room encased in a plastic sheath and taking pictures of his neighbours for a collage on his wall, as the centre of a Mimic sequel is something like a stroke of (derivative) genius.

It can be argued that these expansive works call to mind the sort of allegories associated with interiors in Dutch Golden Age paintings.

Other characters also have a «white voice» with Patton Oswalt voicing Omari Hardwick's and Steve Buscemi voicing Danny Glover's (Hardwick's name is Mr. Blank, so I'm seeing some hints of allegory here as well.)

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The root meaning of allegory is that there is another sense, another meaning, besides the plain sense.

The centerpiece of the show could be called a type of allegory of the history of the affordable care concept in the USA.

Or do you think those verses might be more of an allegory?

His depictions of urban landscapes, lakeside scenes and country lanes are without the implication of allegory found in his portraiture; while they do often serve as records of places visited, they also frequently cite works from art history, and occasionally insert the artist into their narratives via personal effects positioned in the foreground, subtly orienting the scene around a human presence.

Through animal attacks, knife fights, and snowstorms, DiCaprio is so incisive that he makes one man's single - mindedness achieve the level of allegory.

The result is a tonally eccentric, strange blend of allegory, biting wit, and horror that doesn't lend well to categorization.

It continues making excellent work of allegory, focusing on guns and their effect on people (or apes) this time around — a particularly poignant issue this year.

A confluence of allegories and histories that in Leckey's words has become «metalized, gauzified, vegetalized and petrified, a medieval gnostic gone septic, its body now merely a thing amongst things — the Spirit has departed the flesh.»

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One reader compares the work to a 20th - century version of the allegory Pilgrim's Progress.

The myth declared historical — critical method to be the only true way to read the New Testament, and dismissed all other modes of reading (particularly the despised errors of allegory) as «precritical.»

Postmodernists are incapable of allegory because allegory requires a known story to which it is «other.»

In truth, the abandonment of allegory was a revolt against the Church's tradition, including the tradition that is found in the New Testament itself.

The neglect of allegory in modern times is not surprising.

Though the director may not have intended it, the cross was not a ploy; it was the foreshadowing of an allegory steeped in Christian themes, making Silver Linings Playbook an unexpected gift for those seeking faith in film....

The details of the allegory are not difficult to apply.

Balthasar's concept of allegory, for example, is central to Beckett's discussion of Athenian tragedy, and draws out ideas crucial to her general argument: «it restores the lost connexion between the partial and relative truth, goodness and beauty of the plays to their intelligible place beside or within, the truth, goodness and beauty of God... returning them to the coherently describable.»

In particular, he is able to isolate considerations at work on the tradition at various points: the change of situation and audience, the loss of the original eschatological setting, the introduction of allegory, and so on.

Although the function of allegory is to manifest the newness of the Gospel in the oldness of the letter, this newness vanishes if it is not a daily newness, if it is not new hic et nunc.

Here the problem of allegory in the Christian sense was constituted.

Its 30 - minute long hallucinatory dream sequence didn't work for me — it might be that you need a degree in Russian history to make sense of its allegory on the nature of power.

The issue comes in when it tries to take a leap into the realm of allegory, where it never ties itself together thematically in a satisfying way.

Despite Tolkien's adamant argument against the existence of allegory in his novel, it's difficult to watch the film without thinking of the world political climate before and during the first years of World War II.

Still, I doubt such gestures of allegory are any person's favourite a part of the Marvel motion pictures.

The story of a married couple (Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem) living in a remote mansion while he deals with writer's block and she renovates the house is simply a structure on top of which Aronofsky layers a series of allegories, each more clearly defined than the last (the man has never been a subtle storyteller).

The world of Narnia looks exactly as I had imagined it as a child and, more recently, when I reread C.S. Lewis» cycle of allegories again a few years ago, and that is perhaps the more substantial half of the battle in cinematically translating The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.

So what of the allegory?

Here, both Europe and fascism come in quotation marks; the movie is a pastiche of allegories and Freudian dramas.

The imagery is so on the nose that it's less of an allegory about racism than it is literally about racism, racism allegories being on the nose is probably a good thing these days.

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Tolkien was suspicious of allegory.

I've been a fan of his utilization of allegory since I first read Waiting for the Barbarians years ago.