Sentences with phrase «right kind of art»

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It is a matter of art to find the right kind of moment for correctly revealing the unfolding of a certain order.

This is the kind of art I'm doing right now.

The answer is always revelatory, which is one of the reasons Chesterton was right to say that «the simple need for some kind of ideal world in which fictitious persons play an unhampered part is infinitely deeper and older than the rules of good art, and much more important.»

With these kinds of investments in the arts for our students and teachers, the city is slowly righting a ship that was nearly sunk by Bloomberg's misguided policies.

Getting the right kind and right amount of sleep is an art and a science.

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There is actually an art to writing a good profile that generates the right kind of click.

There is actually an art to writing a good profile that generates the right kind of click, but how to write an attractive profile is very important.

Our state - of - the - art search engine lets you look for the kind of person who's right for you, and our free unlimited messaging allows you to get in touch with anyone, at any time, on any device!

There is a cast of human characters here and they're very good (more on them shortly), but «Crimson Peak» is first and foremost a cinematic picture book, dispensing the kind of confectionary art design that few films attempt and even fewer get right.

(Sweden), dir Lukas Moodysson Le Weekend (UK), dir Roger Michell You Are Here (US), dir Matthew Weiner Young and Beautiful (France - Belgium), dir Francois Ozon The Art Of The Steal (Canada) dir Jonathan Sobol August: Osage County (US), dir John Wells Cold Eyes (South Korea), dirs Cho Ui - seok and Kim Byung - seo The Grand Seduction (Canada), dir Don McKellar Kill Your Darlings (US), dir John Krokidas The Love Punch (France), dir Joel Hopkins The Lunchbox (India - France - Germany), dir Ritesh Batra The Railway Man (Australia - UK), dir Jonathan Teplitzky The Right Kind Of Wrong (Canada) dir Jeremiah Chechik Rush (UK - Germany), dir Ron Howard Shuddh Desi Romance (India), dir Maneesh Sharma Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon (US), dir Mike MyeOf The Steal (Canada) dir Jonathan Sobol August: Osage County (US), dir John Wells Cold Eyes (South Korea), dirs Cho Ui - seok and Kim Byung - seo The Grand Seduction (Canada), dir Don McKellar Kill Your Darlings (US), dir John Krokidas The Love Punch (France), dir Joel Hopkins The Lunchbox (India - France - Germany), dir Ritesh Batra The Railway Man (Australia - UK), dir Jonathan Teplitzky The Right Kind Of Wrong (Canada) dir Jeremiah Chechik Rush (UK - Germany), dir Ron Howard Shuddh Desi Romance (India), dir Maneesh Sharma Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon (US), dir Mike MyeOf Wrong (Canada) dir Jeremiah Chechik Rush (UK - Germany), dir Ron Howard Shuddh Desi Romance (India), dir Maneesh Sharma Supermensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon (US), dir Mike Myeof Shep Gordon (US), dir Mike Myers

Producing this kind of art takes an army, and for this project the right army was assembled.

Right now I'm more or less stuck in a huge art - project again, so my time for gaming is kind of self - limited.

Ergo, that means there MUST be a market for art i.e. social objects that could start these right kinds of conversation.

If you're doing all the «right» things to sell art through your website, you probably have some kind of an opt - in offer that bribes users to enter their email in exchange for a little goody - often a digital download of some sort.

Then, in the late fall of 2015, I was awestruck by a post I saw on Instagram — just an abstract piece with some words laid over top that writer Elizabeth Gilbert shared — and I knew I had to go back to art and that being any kind of coach was not the right path for me.

Notable solo exhibitions include «Longing Lasting», Stephen Friedman Gallery (2015 - 2016); «Claire Barclay: Overworkings», Touchstones Rochdale, Lancashire, UK (2015); «Claire Barclay, Another Kind of Balance», Talbot Rice Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland (2013 - 2014); «Reading off the Surface», Skulpturi, Copenhagen, Denmark (2011); «Shadow Spans» at the Whitechapel Gallery, London (2011 - 2010); «Pale Heights», MUDAM, Luxembourg (2009); «Claire Barclay», Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh, UK (2009); «Open Wide», Camden Arts Centre, London, England (2008); «Fault on the Right Side», Kunstverein Braunschweig, Braunschweig, Germany (2007) and «Half - Light», Tate Britain, London, England (2003); Zenomap, Palazzo Guistinian - Lolin, Venice Biennale, Italy (2003).

That these radically conceived works are entering art - museum galleries — some in the Brooklyn Museum's American Identities galleries this spring, and others in its upcoming exhibition about the Civil Rights movement next year — shows that the canon of postwar American art has come a long way, kind of.

It's kind of difficult to think about June right now, but for Julia Sinelnikova and the rest of the Arts in Bushwick (AiB) crew, it's all that's on their minds

... arts journalists started asking lots of money - centric, sometimes philosophical questions — about perceived cultural value; what a work can really be said to be «worth»; and why art of every age is now perceived as a kind of currency in its own right.

FILM / VIDEO / PERFORMANCE promises to be the biggest, most ambitious exhibition of its kind to date; bringing together documentary, film, animation and performance, as well as live events and discussions on climate change, human rights and arts and disability.

MS. BENGLIS: Well, when I first went to school at McNeese [State University, Lake Charles, LA]-- I wanted to go away to school but I stayed at home because I actually went to Houston and I saw the great art of Yves Klein, and at that time the de Menils had, on the University of Houston campus — they had — in the kind of classic tradition, they made a museum there for the school, of their collection, and they brought Yves Klein there and she must have bought a lot of the Yves Kleins, and there they were in these barracks, you know, just right there.

Childish (and by extension the curators at the ICA and White Columns in New York, who partner this exhibition) are right to question the dogma of the art world, and particularly one in which financial interests have been pushing a kind of superluxe glossy conceptualism to the fore.

One of the participants was right on when he half - jokingly remarked that the Surviving Sandy exhibition will be a kind of Woodstock for the art world.

Not that the late Jean - Michel Basquiat doesn't deserve this kind of success: he was truly a rare bird that came to roost at just the right time and place in art history.

His movements, while expertly rooted in traditional physical comedy, were abstracted to the point of becoming a kind of performance art gesture in their own right.

Espousing democracy at an art fair seems a little silly given all the politics involved in getting into the «right» ones, but I heard a lot of that kind of thinking yesterday.

At first instance, the High Court held -LRB-[2006] EWCA Civ 1656, [2006] All ER (D) 49 (Dec)-RRB- that the use of the O2 bubble marks by 3 was a breach of O2's rights under Art 5 of the Trade Marks Directive 89/104 / EEC (TMD), but said that the advertisement complied with the terms of the Comparative Advertising Directive 97 / 55 / EC (CAD) and so Art 6 (1) of the TMD, which provides a defence for «indications concerning the kind, quality and quantity, intended purpose, value, geographical origin, the time of production of goods of rendering of the service or other characteristics of the goods or services... provided [they are used] in accordance with honest practices in industrial or commercial matters» which meant there was no infringement.

The commissioners accepted that proceedings for penalties of the kind which were in issue in the instant case, were criminal proceedings for the purposes of art 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

What kind of life should art be imitating right now?

i was wondering if you could point me in the right direction on how to start making this kind of 3d art?

are free and equal to all other peoples and individuals and have the right to be free from any other kind of discrimination, in the exercise of their rights, in particular that based on their Indigenous origin or identity (art 2)

PRHC Foundation president and CEO Lesley Heighway says investment in this kind of state - of - the - art equipment goes hand in hand with the hospital's ability to offer world - class surgical care right in their own community.

I'm kind of obsessed with string art right now so I totally want to try it!

If you don't have this kind of space, a state - of - the art built - in wine cooler, such as the Deluxe 54 - bottle wine storage from Rangemaster, in a utility area designed by Neptune, allows bottles to be stored at exactly the right temperature and close to where food is to be served.