Sentences with phrase «open narrative»

The artist then adds to this foundation of collage, drawings and paintings of open narratives: conflict, fear, hope, violence, and isolation within the natural world.

And trust me, that opening narrative still isn't that long.

Dunbar's eye - opening narrative about a courageous black woman who risked her life for freedom sheds new light on our reckoning of a flawed nation, then and now.

Matt Ernst's collaged canvases combine layers of found materials with the artist's own hand to create open narratives of conflict, fear, hope, violence, and isolation within the natural world.

«Breath of the Wild showed something most designers already know, but which is hard to achieve... [these games are] evolving from classic open worlds to an open - game model - open progression following each player's intrinsic motivations, adaptive challenge curve and economy, open narrative structures, and so on.»

Drawing from his mastering of glass techniques, as well as from historical, mythical, and personal sources, Erdos constructs open narratives which results in a sensory overload for the viewer.

Then again, Anderson cracks open another narrative layer, Matryoshka - like, with Moustafa narrating the story of the Grand Budapest Hotel (that is, the story of The Grand Budapest Hotel) and the legendary concierge, M. Gustave (Ralph Fiennes), who oversaw the most persnickety details of the hotel's operations during the peak of its grandeur (roughly, the years spanning the Great War and the Second World War).

Writer - director Ryan Coogler opens the narrative on videos presumably taken by several passersby indicating that a huge, burly, cop manhandled a number of Black passengers on the BART while ignoring the White guy who started the brawl.

The film crawls under one's skin as it pries open narrative and thematic doors initially closed tightly.

In this line of questioning, her interests and goals lie in opening a narrative that re-captures and re-conceives individual and collective existence.

The exhibition reveals multiple open narratives and raises existential questions on the role of memory, the necessity of transformation and reinvention.

By telling their stories via animals, fables leave open narrative possibilities that would otherwise be circumscribed.

Nancy opened a narrative and visual space insistent on encompassing a complex human experience.

So — even though Stephen had absolutely no clue on how to actually open a narrative therapy school / clinic, however — he followed his teachers advice and opened one anyway.

For the last two decades Meckseper's work has interrogated politics, capitalism and art history through paradoxical juxtapositions of images and objects, in order to create open narratives.

There is a bit of opening narrative that sets your story in motion, and tool tips that try to help you through the opening hours, but there's a lot to learn that's not in tutorials.

In other words, dare to be expansive, and open your narrative up to reveal your true self, and not a facsimile thereof.

So we worked for months on a cover story looking at the conflict in the Holy Land — why it's happening, peacemaking efforts, the (forgotten) story of the Church there and the eye - opening narratives our generation has to grapple with.

It is also a big struggle with making this opening narrative captivating enough for readers.

there is quite a lot of talk about open narrative.

That opens the narrative up, and the readings become less prescriptive perhaps.

The ambiguity of the origin of the figure creates an open narrative that the viewer is invited to dictate or complete.

In Grand Paris Texas, this anecdote references the open narrative techniques employed by Hubbard / Birchler.

Spadafora is very interested in science and technology and how we use these tools in relationship with our natural environment, as she states, «The images layered on top of the code offer an open narrative.

They instead offer a reduced posture, literary and poetic, through edited content that opens narrative: a bulging curve acts as a burial mound or slice of an airplane wing, at once becoming both aeronautics and religion, while the piece adjacent has a perfectly removed rectangle stacked on top, a Mono - Ha movement, forming a tiered pavilion or possibly an Atari invader (Untitled, 2014 for both).

Islam constructs poetic compositions that exhibit a precise attention to formal details and an open narrative structure.

This chain of forms turns each element over to a type of writing, which opens a narrative and its reception to many readings.

[2] Positing that these open narratives hold potential for a wider conversation about political desire that does not exclude the subject of feeling, the exhibition aims to provide points of reflection for how the political group might be reimagined with a renewed capacity to respond to the power of the few.

The works on Nepal paper shown here cover the walls of the gallery space almost completely, together creating an open narrative about the life of several generations of women.

Her particular portraiture, with its elements of lavishness, eroticism, and maximal, open narratives, seamlessly blend pop cultural imagery and color theory as conduits for complex psychological constructs.