Sentences with phrase «public space concerning»

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A primary concern of SR, therefore, is practical: to create space in which the «deep reasonings» of a community can be made more public than they are at present.

• Inclusion of new 63 row single - tier stand responds to Club desire to create the most atmospheric stadium in Europe • Planning application lodged with Haringey Council for a world - class stadium, public square, hotel, supermarket, homes and space for the Tottenham Hotspur Foundation • Delivered on the current site and adjacent land, ending concerns about a move out of the Borough with no need for even a temporary move during construction • Major investment into North Tottenham to provide a huge boost to the area • A flagship for the wider regeneration of the area

While Brian Endless, Oak Park Youth Baseball & Softball's liaison to the Park District acknowledged that now the group can schedule a full season, he's concerned because in recent years more of the limited field space has been devoted to the district's own programs — a move he called «bad public policy.»

The electeds mailed Bloomberg yesterday raising concerns about quality - of - life issues at the park, which is privately owned by Brookfield Properties, but is considered public space.

It becomes more of a matter of concern when a renowned intellectual writes a book and begins to redefine events in his own way by abashedly evading facts that are reverberating in the public space in order to re-create a world of make - believe for his audience.

At a meeting Thursday on the proposed Combined Sewer Overflow Facility at the head of the Gowanus Canal, residents and others voiced concern about the public space that is part of the propose

Based on the concerns raised at Monday's public hearing before the state assembly's Standing Committee of Environmental Conservation, state officials will draft a «battle plan,» in the words of State Senator Kenneth LaValle (R - Port Jefferson), for how they can fight to preserve the area as open space and avoid damaging its unique, diverse ecology.

The off - color quip came in response to concerns by public - school dad Eric Greenleaf, who said at a meeting of parents and officials at state Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's downtown office that there will be «huge shortages» of classroom space in lower Manhattan in coming years.

The public - service novice, who has spent her entire career in media and publishing, also dropped jaws at the meeting by likening her task of satisfying space - crunch concerns in every neighborhood to making «many Sophie's Choices» — a reference to the book in which a mother in the Auschwitz death camp is forced to decide which of her two children will live.

«We're hopeful that the concerns of local residents and tax payers will prevail and the land that was originally dedicated to open space will remain available to the public,» Assemblywoman Deborah Glick, one of several elected officials who will speak at the rally, told DNAinfo.

Moses, the former city Parks Commissioner credited with transforming the city's public spaces, has also been criticized as power - hungry, ignorant to community concerns and — some charge — racist.

This afternoon, elected officials and three Manhattan community boards are out with a letter they have sent to Mayor Bloomberg and NYCHA Chairman John Rhea concerning a proposal to build luxury housing on parking lots and other open space surrounding public housing projects.

Increasingly concerned with the ridiculously small, the unimaginably large, with extremes of time and space, the public face of physics is thrilling, perhaps terrifying.

Democrats on the Committee introduced a number of letters and statements into the record by preeminent science and space organizations expressing concern about the bill: the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Geophysical Union, Geological Society of America, the Association of American Universities, the American Astronomical Society, Universities Space Research Association, the Association of Public and Land - grant Universities, and the Planetary Socspace organizations expressing concern about the bill: the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Geophysical Union, Geological Society of America, the Association of American Universities, the American Astronomical Society, Universities Space Research Association, the Association of Public and Land - grant Universities, and the Planetary SocSpace Research Association, the Association of Public and Land - grant Universities, and the Planetary Society.

On Monday, NASA responded via Twitter to the outpouring of public concern for NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, which is currently housed at JSC and is set to launch in 2018.

Do meet in a public space: Safety should be one of your biggest concerns when online dating.

The parking and traffic management sector is an under ‑ researched area, and one which covers a vast range of subjects including: the design and construction of car parks, the effect that parking provision has on traffic congestion and the urban landscape, the effective management of kerb space, and the many media and public concerns that managing on and off street parking raises.

We should make space in our classrooms for students to express their concerns and ask questions about our world in a public forum.

One of the concerns that we have is that these spaces like FabLabs and makerspaces are opening up in a lot of private schools in America but not so much in public schools.

The concern stems from a working session on April 12 centered on the Arlington Public Schools Capital Improvement Plan, in which School Board members briefly discussed the costs of potentially converting the Education Center into elementary school space rather than up to 800 high school seats.

Their attempts to change pre-Kindergarten contract rules (#SaveOurPreK), stir up concern about violence in city schools (#SafeSchoolsNow), and claim City Hall is routinely denying charters public space have largely fallen flat.

Though there are several practical issues such as funding (discussed recently by Public Library Online's own Troy Lambert), this article is concerned with inclusion criteria for those libraries that choose to bring self - published materials into their space.

We understand that there are concerns regarding the use of Guide Dogs in public spaces like shopping malls and restaurants.

Whereas your previous exhibitions have shown a concern with being openly performative — in the sense of relating to the public domain, and making references to entertainment and comedy figures — your last couple of shows at Rachel Uffner have turned to a more private space.

Were issues of the public space of the museum and the viewer's circulation through the exhibition a primary concern?

We are very concerned that Marlborough Gallery, a commercial business, is using a public park as its own private space to showcase works that are for sale.

For more than three decades Beirne's conceptual art has examined public space, communication, interactivity and sociological concerns through public performances.

It draws together themes to which Hjort Guttu constantly returns in her works: not only those concerning public space, but also the scope of action for art and artists in the face of politically sensitive situations, how people can or should position themselves in relation to poverty and inequality; and whether effective political action is best achieved outside of the frame of art.

His works take the form of videos, photographs, soundtracks, publications, environmental research and performances, and are concerned with temporary situations, shared experiences, public space and access to information.

His art has been centrally concerned with issues of identity and public space in multiple manifestations of art, from sculpture to painting to photography.

Organized by Kultura Medialna and curated by Maria Veits for their annual Construction Arts Festival, the exhibition draws on the current political and cultural concerns of Dnepr, the largest city in proximity to the occupied Ukrainian territories and Crimean annexation and addresses disputable territories, belonging and ownership of the public space and its reshaping by various social groups, urban planning and attempts to create a dialogue in and about public spaces between communities, governments and activists.»

Barlow's work is anchored in an ongoing and thoroughly sculptural concern with volumes and their infinite pliability and, in the years since her retirement from teaching in 2009, has occupied ever - larger spaces, physically and symbolically, in terms of both public visibility and blue - chip art world approbation.

Emily Jacir (1972, Palestine) is a Palestinian - American artist and filmmaker whose ongoing practice is concerned with movement through public space, exchange and silenced historical narratives.

The panel will discuss amongst other concerns, de-collecting, lost works, and the tension between domestic and public spaces.

The concerns and questions that arise from the tradition of landscape painting and landscape design, starting with the gardens of the Baroque to the current public green spaces, are the triggers for the creation of these works.

Concerned with the dynamics of public space, the artist observes notions of disconnection and isolation, uncovering the darker elements of contemporary culture through an engagement with light, shadow and colour.

While works such as Group I, 1951 (Tate Gallery T02226) were concerned with crowds of people in public spaces, others like Bicentric Form, 1949 (Tate Gallery N05932) dealt with more intimate exchanges by the fusion of bodies in a way that anticipated the comparable painting Two Figures (Tate Gallery T03155).

This project by Desire Machine Collective provides a space for experimentation and new media approaches and public and community arts that address local concerns and aim at the empowerment of the community and reclaiming the public space, while at the same time connecting with the global.

Drifts and Derivations: Experiences, Journeys and Morphologies, an exhibition currently at the Reina Sofía in Madrid, documents Brazilian and Chilean architectural concepts that all espouse ideas concerning ties between public space and collective life.

It documents Brazilian and Chilean architectural concepts that all espouse humanist ideas concerning ties between public space and collective life.

Making use of a variety of art - making strategies, IOTO have primarily been concerned with the dynamics and aesthetics of public and performative spaces.

In January of 2012, Ibraaz invited a number of individuals to respond to a question concerning how artistic practices negotiate institutional contexts, public spaces, and the ideal of civil society in the Middle East today.

She is concerned with how we come to imagine and understand ourselves from within our privacy and often uses video installation as a way to reflect on moments where this process, awkwardly and unavoidably, comes spilling into the public spaces of our lives.

This fluid integration between students, faculty, artists, and the public is what makes the Visual Arts Center feel less like a stodgy exhibition space concerned with attendance and more like a playing ground for experience, a laboratory of art made largely by and for the University of Texas community.

These concerns take form in his ongoing series of Reading Rooms and Reading Gardens, public spaces, pavilions, and shelters for social exchanges or solitary meditation.

Throughout People vs. Space, students worked directly with Plensa to develop project proposals for public works integrating contemporary media with the core concerns of objects, spaces, communities, and interactions.

Privatizing Public Space & Class Concerns Hang Over Debate Ben Shepard, a college professor and member of self - described environmental education and direct action organization Time's Up!

Facts and possible consequences concerning «Brussels» intentions» are cherry - picked and distributed on posters into every corner of the most frequented public spaces.

Our constitution from 1978, when we were officially incorporated, still applies today: nurturing and empowering members through a safe, comfortable drop - in, facilitating programs and referrals, providing social and community building space for women of diverse backgrounds, and educating the public and all levels of government on issues concerning women in the Downtown Eastside.

Physical security concerns can be addressed by taking the same precautions a responsible legal services provider would implement in the United States: restricting public access to the review space, and, if necessary, forbidding reviewers to carry mobile phones into the review space.