Sentences with phrase «rich imagery for»

Not exact matches

And for artist Ruth Meharg, they inspired a series of small acrylic paintings that employ the symbolically - rich imagery of birds.

Like any good poet she uses rich imagery - animal and plants and spices to describe her love, and the message is there for all who will read: this is not a woman who will be stopped in her pursuit of what she wants.

Another artistic response to Searching for Sunday came from Ruth Meharg, who created a series of acrylic paintings connecting the sacraments to the symbolically - rich imagery of birds.

At first glance, these topics don't exactly scream «emotional experience,» but through storytelling, rich imagery, and my favorite tool of them all, humor, I've come to believe there is always a way to create an emotional experience for the learner - and, therefore, a memorable learning event.

The rich mix of geometric shapes, animals, everyday objects and Christian imagery offers fascinating raw material for students to explore and interpret.

True North's counterpart, Fantôme Afrique, weaves cinematic and architectural references through the rich imagery of urban Ouagadougou, the centre for cinema in Africa, and the arid spaces of rural Burkina Faso, and is punctuated by archival footage from early colonial expeditions and landmark moments in African history.

Beginning in 2000, the formal and conceptual rigor, minute attention to detail and rich, sensuous imagery that characterize Gehr's work in film have become the hallmarks of his recent experiments with digital media, including the multi-channel high definition digital video installation format used in Surveillance, his 2010 commission for the Madison Square Park Conservancy.

My first introduction to Matt Noonan's paintings was an eclectic arrangement of oils with dense imagery and rich colors on wood or canvas in the group exhibition Arcadia: Thoughts on the Contemporary Pastoral, curated by Steve Locke and recently on view at the Boston Center for the Arts.

Soutine's haunting imagery, energized brushstrokes, and rich paint have served as touchstones for subsequent generations of artists, from Francis Bacon, Willem de Kooning, and Jackson Pollock, to contemporary artists such as Frank Auerbach, Cecily Brown, and Damien Hirst.

His application and layering of colour can be rich and sublime like Matisse or Leger but also his use of monochromatic elements resembling newspaper clippings are a most powerful vehicle for getting his imagery to act as a mouthpiece for his politically charged subject matter.

Race, ethnicity and visual culture are inextricably linked, and visual art presents a rich site for artists to actively overturn racist imagery.

Song for Coal is based around the flamboyant tracery of the apocalyptic rose window of Sainte Chapelle, Paris: 152 separate panels form a rose window of film, each containing its own individual piece, creating kaleidoscopic imagery that is rich, meditative and slowly evolves through viewing coal as a mineral, economic driver and a source of iconography.

This includes the best maps, aerial imagery, rich local search data, and voice guided navigation experiences from both Bing Maps and HERE maps, integrated together for the first time into a single app for Windows.