This painting, part of Whitten's «Black Monolith» series, honors Ralph Ellison, author of Invisible Man, a book that parallels a story of a young black man's
search for identity with «the struggle of the nation to define itself in the tumultuous years of the early Civil Rights Movement.»
Like Looking for Alaska, this Printz Honor Book tells a boarding - school story of love, subversion, social politics, and a teen's
search for identity with sharp insight and clever, quotable humor.
Not exact matches
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I write about my
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searching for a new
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The
search for personal
identity dominates the film as Christina James (Jean Seberg) struggles to reconcile her dreams of success as a painter, her repulsion
with the art world, and her own intrinsic need
for romantic validation.
The film begins promisingly enough
with a flashback to the «Me» Eighties, as the quintessential Reagan - kinder Martin Asher (the always - good Paul Franklin Dano),
searching for his own morning in America
with U2's «Bad» unspooling on cassette, boards a midnight bus going anywhere to begin a career killing similarly - sized young men and assuming their
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Zhao had her debut feature Songs My Brothers Taught Me in the Directors» Fortnight at Cannes two years ago, and she returns
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Mads Mikkelsen as only his longtime absurdist Danish collaborator Anders Thomas Jensen could conceive, a chronic masturbator
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Already,
with his first feature, Saturo displays an uncanny sense
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for his camera, and a knack
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«Wrong»: (France) Dolph
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Together
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The novel goes beyond being a simple coming - of - age story or
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with teachings that condemn an integral part of her being.
The Stolen Child's blend of fantasy and realism combined
with a classic
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After all, it is the main theme of my personal story — finding my true
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searching for a love relationship
with the child I had relinquished.
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Faded Wallpaper is concerned
with visual perception, madness and the
search for identity.
In his art Bjarne Melgaard points to problem areas that have been marginalized by society and which we perhaps prefer not to be confronted
with: subcultures such as S&M, Black Metal, sexual transgressions and abuse, the exploration of
identity and the testing of the limits of the body, existential loneliness, suicide, the constant
search for love and a sense of security.
His paintings filled
with objects from modern life that epitomize its ephemeral nature, the artist engages the viewer in
searching for relations through material
identity.
The theme of
identity and the
search for self - awareness spans the artist's entire career, beginning
with drawings like a Mylar - headed figure («Mirror Face Woman,» 1966) who exists as a reflection of others, who is alive only on the viewer's terms.
Blake, whose mother is white and father is black, work has often dealt
with role - playing (puppets and theatricality and sado - masochism) and asks questions about the
search for identity and the notion of passing
for something you are not.
Processes of democratization were also found in the fine arts, along
with a
search for a new
identity and a redefinition of the concept of art.
The aromatic luxury of material, influenced by objective lustfullness, influences Emmanuel Limón's works on
identity; likewise Erik Schoonerbeek's
search for identity goes
with a graphic sensibility and a conscious refutation of style.
In a career spanning five decades and a diversity of disciplines and mediums, ranging from drawing, sculpture, and artist books to video and performance, she expresses through her art a bottomless concern
with creative and destructive processes and, above all, the never - ending
search for identity.
The history of Irish art in the twentieth century shows that landscape painting was closely entwined
with Irish nationalism and the
search for an «Irish»
identity, although artists pursued these ideas in quite individual ways: Jack B Yeats (1871 - 1957) through his intense expressionist landscapes populated by unmistakably Irish figurative icons; Paul Henry (1876 - 1958) and James Humbert Craig (1878 - 1944) through their outstanding renderings of sky, sea, turf and light in their West of Ireland views.
Blake, whose mother is white and father is black, expands upon a previous body of work which often dealt
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search for identity and the notion of passing
for something you are not.
The realities of poverty, the
search for identity, and the universal struggle
for freedom, social justice, and human dignity are depicted
with a rare emotional intensity and a deeply felt humanity.
His short mature career, from 1930 to 1942, spanned some of the most trying, soul -
searching years
for the United States, as the country grappled
with the aftermath of an economic meltdown and engaged in vigorous, sometimes bitter debates over its core national
identity.
When artists like Ernest Hemingway fled America
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searching for an
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