Sentences with phrase «public sphere»

Rather than a thematic exhibition, each artist has a distinct artwork that embodies his / her exploration of public sphere sculpture.

Not limited to the museum and gallery context, his practice engages the broader public sphere through architectural projects and interventions in civic space.

He has contributed to debates about the European public sphere and political integration, European strategic culture and questions of forecasting and prevention of risks.

They want, in short, the creation of a genuine public sphere.

The individual citizen should be able to argue their case in dialogue with other citizens both in the workplace and in the wider public sphere.

We are poorer as a political culture for it, and I fear the problem will only grow as we live more and more of our lives in the digital public sphere.

It is the first of a two - part series that sheds light on ethnic bigotry in the Ghanaian public sphere.

She studied her BA in Fine art at Chelsea School of Art and Design, London and graduated in 2010 with an MA in Art in Public Spheres at Hochschule für Kunst und Gestaltung (University of the Arts Lucerne) Lucerne, Switzerland.

They have already managed to kick God out from public sphere.

Although this wandering condition may enrich the experience of different public spheres by bringing them closer to popular works and major exhibitions, the accelerated speed at which these movements and spectacles take place commands a huge -LSB-.....]

Clare Kenny (b. 1976, Manchester, UK) lives and works in Basel, Switzerland, studied her BA in Fine art at Chelsea School of Art and Design, London and graduated in 2010 with an MA in Art in Public Spheres at Hochschule fur Kunst und Gestaltung (University of the Arts Lucerne) Lucerne, Switzerland.

Secularism, if I understand correctly, only limits religion in government / public sphere not personal life.

The ideal of democracy presupposes a shared public sphere in which citizens can construct, debate and decide on collective projects.

How do we deal with the new public sphere as it operates?»»

In short, it is keen on developing its own strategic distractions for China's contentious public sphere.

Meanwhile, President Donald J. Trump is arguably the ultimate satire — and rejection — of the proper public sphere.

Bellah and his colleagues contend that the Lockean ideal of the autonomous individual was originally embedded in a complex moral ecology that included the family and the church on the one hand, and on the other a vigorous public sphere in which economic initiative was expected to engender public spirit.

Religious Jews have long imagined and hoped for the possibility of religion emerging as a force for justice and good in the Israeli public sphere, something that certainly has been realized in some contexts.

It fosters «subjective well - being and lubricates interpersonal relationships in the local public sphere.»

They ask congregations to develop teens» capacities for «serious, articulate, confident, personal and congregational faith» in contrast to the neutral discourse about religion of the pluralistic public sphere or the strident religious speech of those who cause offense.

These considerations point toward the development of a democratic administrative state able to support and extend a vital public sphere, rather than supplant it.

Granting the contributions they can make to our public life, perhaps it is still the case that the first task of believers is to learn again what makes them distinct from the larger public sphere, lest, when the opportunity presents itself, they have nothing to say that others could not think of without their help.

Those are important dimensions of democratic theory and practice, but the other term which is talked about less, is objects, whose «thingness» creates a sense of publicity beyond the so - called public sphere, and whose finitude creates friction.

Philosophy The task of progressive politics is radically to disperse power and opportunity and to rebuild a deliberative public sphere.

Since the nineteenth century, the dominant view in political theory has been that political systems made up of multiple public spheres, each with different social and political identities are likely to struggle for legitimacy.

The term «classical public sphere» stands for a set of eighteenth - century institutions created by the middle classes, where individuals could come together to discuss matters of «common interest».

It signals, though, the increasing insertion of cinema within a broader cultural and technological public sphere that is growing increasingly powerful via the expansion of the World Wide Web and its derivative species (blackberries, cell phones etc.).

He examines important elements in the making of a national literature, including the political and literary public sphere, the theory and practice of literary criticism, and the emergence of academic criticism as literary history.

The artist's contemporary perspective on the nocturnal city is prefigured in the works by John Sloan, Georgia O'Keeffe, and Edward Hopper presented in Night Vision, and together these works reflect the pervasive fascination with the unique intersection between the private and public spheres during the night.

The closely held visual language of quiet French domestic scenes — think Édouard Vuillard or Pierre Bonnard — is relocated into the modern, usually urban American public sphere, where it blows up into a showy pageantry of anonymous pomp and circumstance.

Experimenting with a range of mediums, she seeks to conflate subversive art with «modern public sphere» by assembling elements that contain symbolic permanence or social references.

Amy Lien (b. 1987, United States) & Enzo Camacho (b. 1985, Philippines) perhaps recklessly assume the near total dissolution of creative agency as participants in the financially networked public sphere commonly referred to as «art world.»

Rosler has explored the everyday and public spheres since the 1960s, whether examining the semiotics of the kitchen, creating postmodern photography mashups addressing women and domesticity, or throwing the most massive, artsy garage sale ever.

From the last years of military dictatorship to the country's subsequent re-democratisation process, Brazilian post punk was instrumental in forging an experimentalist and yet popular public sphere.

... I'd love to see public libraries as part of a revitalized public sphere, where we come together to talk about these issues.

With the election of Barack Obama, digital culture in the U.S. hit a tipping point, where a robust online public sphere proved itself capable of changing the world.

Many open positions often go unlisted in the typical public spheres and savvy candidates can take advantage in order to score the job of their dreams.

Manal holds a Master's Degree in Systems Analysis and Design and currently lives in London while completing her MA in Contemporary Art Practice in Public Spheres at the Royal College fo Art.

Manal holds a Master's Degree in Systems Analysis and Design and currently lives in London while completing her MA in Contemporary Art Practice in Public Spheres at the Royal College of Art.

The fifteenth Istanbul Biennial has announced that its thematic concern, «A Good Neighbour,» will address the notions of homes, neighborhoods, and modes of living in the private and public spheres as well as how they've changed throughout the past decades.