Sentences with phrase «ordinary photographs of people»

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Emily Cross and her colleagues at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig scanned the brains of 18 people with functional MRI while showing them photographs of a contortionist in ordinary positions — stretching to one side, for example — and in contorted postures such as lying on her stomach with her toes touching her forehead.

Amy Blakemore / Sarah Williams This two - person show presents «Sarah Williams» haunting paintings of isolated buildings, void of human presence in the quiet «after - hours»; along with Amy Blakemore's offbeat photographs of ordinary events and people that provide an introspective view of human activity.»

The hundred photographs in the exhibition include: spontaneous portraits of legendary today artists, actors, and musicians, cultural events, people that currently we would call them iconic, and intimate moments that caught Hopper's attention, constitute a captivating view of the 60s and 70s that combines political idealism and human optimism and the and the contrast between the hard work of the (ordinary) people and the Hippie revolutionary dream.

Sharon Lockhart's large - scale photographs would seem to be ordinary portraits of people, yet their simultaneous grandeur and quiet disrupt our sensibilities.

In the Interview, Paul Graham speaks with British artist Gillian Wearing, internationally renowned for her photographs and videos that explore the imaginary worlds of ordinary people.

In Ghost Town, the most recent body of paintings by Andreas Fischer, found tintype portrait photographs of ordinary people from the Gold Rush era serve loosely as an inspirational source for Fischer's paintings all titled Sunday Best.

I'd never seen such beautiful photographs of ordinary black people.»

Indeed, it's possible that if you encountered one of Tillmans's photographs in isolation, without attribution or outside the context of a gallery or museum, you might very well mistake it for a hastily snapped photograph taken by any ordinary person.

Photos and Film are the focus for 2012 Wearing exhibition The Whitechapel Gallery has just announced the first international survey of Turner Prize - winning British artist Gillian Wearing's photographs and films, which explore the public and private lives of ordinary people.

Installations of the artist's life - size plaster figures of ordinary people in everyday activities, pastel drawings, and photographs of Segal at work in his studio by his longtime collaborator, Donald Lokuta.

Wearing uses photographs and video to record the confessions and fears of ordinary people, exploring the disparities between public and private life.