Sentences with phrase «radicality as»

In this exhibition a sound - sculpture, «Ratta - callity» (1974), uses the artist's voice to propose radicality as an attitude, while the soundtrack of two films reverberate through the galleries.

This session proposes to explore and discuss the multiple meanings and definitions of radicality as it is found in the works of Radical Women.

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This «great refusal» is what makes Christianity what it is and thus infuses in its very nature a radicality that can never accept the world as it is.»

For human meaning centers in faith; and we now see the dialectic of faith, that is, of Christian faith, in its radicality, namely, that the transcendence of God passes totally into the immanence of Christ, so that transcendence when perceived as such has only a shell left — the power of repression.

In the Sermon on the Mount, also, what is accented is the universality of love and moral responsibility as well as its radicality.

In it she argues: «the radicality of FGT's work lies in the insinuation of the particular in the place of abstraction, while simultaneously destabilizing the particular as a fixed positivity.

As an active member of the group SHRIMPS (Paul Casey, Gayle Youngquist, Steve Nagler, Ryan Hill et Weba Garretson), he performed a series of familiar and simple gestures: holding, throwing, falling, kissing, cadencing, rocking; performances that oscillated between radicality and the absurd, both transpiring through the photographs taken during the performance.

The radicality, both formal and existential, of the masters Lynda Benglis, Simon Linke, David Novros and Ron Gorchov, meets the poetic and linguistic instances of younger artists, such as Oscar Giaconia, Thomas Helbig and Marco Cingolani.

Coinciding with the release of his latest feature film, 12 Years a Slave, this extensive retrospective brought McQueen's impressive two decades of quiet radicality full circle, showing that to comprehend his powerful and unsparing vision as a filmmaker one must begin with the roots of his practice as an artist.

«Olitskis such as «Untitled - Two» (1960), which began with his staining unprimed canvas, retain a whiff of the radicality they appeared to have 50 years ago.

David Rimanelli: «No longer do we live in a period in which we can confidently predicate the radicality of form as a necessary concomitant of radical content, the cri de coeur of both the forthrightly agitprop and ironically subversive historical avant - gardes.