Sentences with phrase «reference traditional forms»

Some policies reference traditional forms of works such as articles and textbooks.

Not exact matches

The development of existing media forms has helped teachers to overcome some of these challenges, with the internet providing reference to traditional textbook teaching methods.

A serious, if randomly referenced, consensus is forming that the the comparative speed of digital publishing processes to the traditional timelines is more than a mild issue.

The four works — Earth, Moon, Sun, and Hunger — incorporate both traditional forms and references to contemporary life: in Moon, for example, a bronze - colored stereo sits atop a metal work box balanced precariously atop a base made from silvery branches.

Apfelbaum's work explores the limitations of traditional disciplinary forms, approaches to abstract representation, and references to graphic pop cultural imagery.

The artist is also a master of multi-layered imagery, referencing characters from his direct neighbourhood, local «Nouchi» street culture and homage to more traditional forms of Vodou.

While his depictions of African American history and culture referenced ancient Egyptian motifs and traditional African forms, his graphic style was decidedly modern.

Leigh's commitment to experimentation with traditional forms, and her embedding of a multiplicity of historical, social, and cultural references into her work, under - scores the necessity of reaching across multiple continuums in order to make an art that is truly by the people and for the people.

Ignoring the traditional distinction between naturalistically depicted and abstracted figures, the sensuous color and bold, sinuous contours of these elusive and lyrical paintings play on the tension between figurative references and abstract forms.

She references a legacy of traditional techniques of sculpting, firing and glazing to transform her works from mere vessels into animated human forms.

Stripped of overt narrative, his abstract forms are fabricated by hand, achieving a visible poetic harmony while offering subtle references to both the human form and to traditional cultures.

Even the more traditional forms of fine art, like drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking and architecture, began to be taught and practiced with reference to a more up - to - date set of values.

Henry Takemoto's (b. 1930) early works, often large, rugged, fired clay forms, were overlaid with patterns and organic shapes referencing traditional Asian ornamentation.

The dock «s form and walnut wood reference the traditional Dutch magazine rack, but its white powder - coated aluminum base is firmly rooted in the present.

The Crossdock Wireless» form and walnut wood reference the traditional Dutch magazine rack, while the white powder - coated aluminum base is firmly rooted in the present.