Sentences with phrase «of tension between»

In this didactic and experiential workshop attendees will look at divorce as a developmental crossroad; a moment of tension between past and future with transformative potential.

There is a palpable sense of tension between the two of you much of the time.

These foundational needs can be lost in moments of tension between couples.

My primary interest is the process and outcome of intergroup dialogue, a group intervention that brings together individuals from social identity groups with a history of tension between them for sustained, face - to - face communication.

A prime source of tension between specialists in partner abuse and the majority of mental health professionals who work within the family court system is that where the former see abuse, the latter tend to see conflict.

Children's Activities Activities are essential to children and their development, but can be a point of tension between parents if not proactively managed.

Bitcoin Unlimited proponent Jihan Wu most recently gave a fatalistic appraisal of the tension between Core and BU, saying there was «no way to reconcile a societal divergence.»

The split grew out of the tension between growing demand for the virtual currency and some of the design features that had fueled that popularity — the decentralized verification procedures that ensured against hacking and government oversight.

There is an increasing amount of tension between multiple states associated with essential resources like water.

A good article («Tech Firms Pitch Tools for Sifting Legal Records «-RRB- from the Wall Street Journal hammers out some of the tension between automated e-discovery tools and the hesitancy of lawyers and law firms to embrace «the machines.»

There is a degree of tension between the two but the consulting parent thinks there is a chance of an agreement on the issues between them which are mainly custody and maintenance.

«This particular session has been one of the most challenging in terms of the fractiousness of council, and the sense of tension between and among councillors on a whole range of issues.

Most of us are aware of the tension between zealous advocacy and civility.

«There's a feeling that the law schools have lost touch with the practice of law and there's always a bit of tension between the academy and the bar,» he says.

It was then that the day - to - day reality of the tension between competing interests of our two careers and parenting responsibilities hit home.

TRU law student Chris Albinati told 4Students in July that he experienced some of the tension between the administration and the law faculty first hand as a member of TRU's senate, adding the university constrained the law school's ability to grow.

The emergence of a semi-organized bloc of «Most Vulnerable Countries» (the acronym is MVCs) is news that will stay news, and not just because of the tension between the MVCs and «emerging economies» like China and India.

The report explores the history of tension between green activism and racial justice, and the many attempts at rapprochement...

I wonder though if there isn't a bit of tension between the statement in the previous thread:

Ironically, the Supreme Court invented this rule precisely in order to vindicate the 1st Amendment, in view of the tension between it and defamation law.

wow, that creates a bunch of tension between jones and mann and briffa one can imagine.

The main character in the film is a speechless 10 year - old boy, Tomás, who is seen in the light of the tension between these two perspectives.»

Following the exhibition at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Salzburg in the summer of 2016, this presentation provides an impressive insight into the artist's early work, in which the field of tension between Surrealism, American Minimalism, Abstract Expressionism and European Informel reaches a climax.

Her tenure at the museum has been a troubled one: according to the New York Times, one particular source of tension between Raicovich and the board was her decision to close the museum on 20 January 2017 to mark the J20 Art Strike, a day of art - institution protest against the inauguration of Donald Trump.

Lang's works are positioned in a unique place of tension between floor - sculpture and wall - painting.

In her video works and performances — featuring Makhacheva herself as well as invited performers — the artist renders these themes as zones of tension between various overlapping and intertwined realities — artistic, cultural, social, practical, and political.

Double Gray Scramble continues his exploration of the tension between the arrangement of color on the flat surface and the optical effect of the advancing and receding forms.

Driven by the conceptual and formal possibilities of the tension between light and dark, and good and evil, Paul Chan is best known for his projected animations that use shadows and silhouettes to engage cultural commentary and contemporary modes of communication.

The double title expresses something of the tension between man's desire to expose nature's secrets and nature's reluctance to reveal all.

The content of LeWitt's art, particularly of the busier wall drawings, often is no more than a thrum of tension between his explicit instructions for the work and the unpredictable, usually uncontrollable aspect of what results.

These «Gel Monochrome Paintings»» uniform color schemes and high definition imagery belie their origins as works of the hand, building upon monochrome painting's exploration of the tension between mass production and handcraft.

With a sense of wonder, tenderness, and humor, her work encourages a contemplation of the tension between time and timelessness, place and placelessness, and the human and universal scale.

Agbodjelou not only records the illegal trade in the countries» border regions but also explores the experiences of a population living in a time of tension between the country's traditions on the one hand, and innovation and progress on the other.

Through a powerful and cohesive series of oil paintings, as well as slide projections and light installations, his landscapes exist in the point of tension between abstraction and figuration, between apparition and emptiness.

Art Radar takes a look at Abbas Akhavan's creative practice and his exploration of the tension between hospitality and hostility in his latest solo exhibition in London.

Sasamoto's practice draws on the common ground between sculpture and performance, using her body as an agent of tension between these two lines of research.

The Art Center embraces occupying this middle ground: the space of tension between past and future, the grey area of openness to what could be, the place of connection between opposing elements.

Masterworks of 20th Century Sculpture from the Martin Z. Margulies Collection allows a thoughtful consideration of the tension between the abstract and the representational that dominated 20th century aesthetic concerns.

Equally, she is conscious of the tension between artistic and industrial or productive labour, making the point most recently with the installation demo at her 2016 — 17 Kunsthalle Zurich show, where her work was combined with the actual demolition and construction being carried out in the building, which could be watched from a viewing platform that the artist constructed.

In his art, Pace extended Hofmann's ideas of the tension between volume and surface to vivid compositions in which he explored ways of making forms as free as possible without allowing them to lose their sense of belonging and confinement in their given formats.

The American photography show is a highly considered examination of the tension between the documentary photograph and the symbolic image, all the more pertinent today.

It interrogates the notion of hyphenated identity, in particular «Russian - Jewish,» and presents the «Russian Avant - garde» as situated at a point of tension between universality and ethnic particularity.

«That kind of tension between something that's stiff and something that moves around.

Kawasaki's paintings are comprised of dreamy yet enigmatic portraits of women that exist in moments of tension between idealized innocence and sensuality.

In doing so, they rouse viewers» consciousness of the tension between risk and pleasure that arises from encountering bodies and inhabiting one's own.

Simultaneously physical and disembodied, the shaped and stacked canvases of Joe Bradley and Wendy White make use of the tension between surface and edge, fullness and emptiness.

In this way, the work creates a sense of tension between the animals in flight, which represent nature, and between the lifeless exhibits, which reflect man's concern with ordering and categorizing knowledge — a human pursuit that involves sterilization and death.

Such a quest for a justified propinquity ultimately belies a potentially more convincing result of the works» positioning: an evocation of the tension between physical materiality and process - based strategies, two different poles of production that many of the works navigate between.

The American photography show at PACE Gallery is a highly considered examination of the tension between the documentary photograph and the symbolic image, all the more pertinent today.

In playing on this artistic movement, Rhode - as a post-apartheid artist - wanted to point to socially relevant topics such as morality, humanity and fallibility in the area of tension between Abstraction and Realism.