Sentences with phrase «part of the kaleidoscope»
The changes in role of OIPC are part of a kaleidoscope of shifting arrangements that have confused and bedevilled the «new arrangements in Indigenous affairs» since their inception and implementation.
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In my own work on Cyprian, I emphasised that «it is precisely within the kaleidoscope that the quest for memory ought to be located, «as part of a discursive formation, rather than as part of a continuous tradition with roots stretching back to antiquity.»»
Whether a work features the kaleidoscope of broken and rearranged images or reminds us of 19th - century novels, Dillard wishes to judge fiction on its own internal integrity: Do the parts cohere?
The slow slide into anarchy, seemingly precipitated in part by the disconcerting dancing of Luke Evans, is rather appreciated, and the flatness of the ending teased in the beginning flash - forward is greatly mitigated by the extraordinary montage set to a Portishead cover of ABBA's «SOS» and the climactic murders seen through a dazzling kaleidoscope.
With director Scott Derrickson (the horror maestro behind The Exorcism of Emily Rose and Sinister) at its helm, Doctor Strange unspools as if shot through a kaleidoscope, equal parts dazzling and delirious, and it makes Inception look like a documentary.
The Carnival Glory is part of the same Conquest line as the Freedom, but displays the color kaleidoscope and high - intensity theming that typifies the Carnival line.
Known for its vivid kaleidoscope of rock formations, these striking hills can be found in the northwest part of the country.
Each part of her painterly narrative is played out across the expanse of canvas, jostling with its neighbor in an ever - shifting kaleidoscope of light, color and movement.
Two of our editions, Yinka Shonibare MBE's KALEIDOSCOPE and David Shrigley's BRASS TOOTH will be part of a Pop Up exhibit organised by ArtMarkit at the Mondrian Hotel during Miami Basel.
If you want to see KALEIDOSCOPE, it is currently on show at Louis Vuitton, Bond Street Maison, London (until January 2015) as part of a showcase of editions by Turner Prize nominated artists.
The flattened scraps of metal — salvaged liquor - bottle tops and similar refuse — that make up Anatsui's tapestry - like weavings form a kaleidoscope that is part abstract painting, part collage, and part assemblage.