Sentences with phrase «signature practice»

This print playfully depicts various colors of paint emerging directly from the tube, an allusion to the artist's signature practice of dribbling paint on his canvases as a send - up of the self - seriousness of Abstract Expressionist and informel painting.

When we put all of these blended learning signature practices (or our fingers) together, we have something very powerful that can really support students to be more successful in school and in life.

When we think about Signature Practice # 5, let's look at this as representing the positive thing of having students take more agency and ownership of their learning and being more self - directed.

Long's signature practice involves taking solitary walks in uncultivated areas.

Addressing this, and further to the Law Society's electronic signature practice note of July 2016, InfoTrack has released SignIT in order to reduce potential delays and the need for paper.

Here are the days of having a few signature practice areas with corollary supporting specialties.

Noting the inadequacy of current signature practices in law firms and applying his skills as an engineer and entrepreneur, Eliezer ventured to introduce a more efficient way of handling document and signature processes.

This project is a continuation of Ballroom's signature practice of commissioning site - specific artworks and installations, and is our most ambitious public commission since Elmgreen & Dragset's Prada Marfa was completed in 2005.

Signature Practice 4 represents these little things called Common Core, Next Generation Science Standards, etc. that are now part of education today (Read sarcasm).

Signature Practice 2 refers to the idea that in the middle of all of our blended learning work, it really comes down to using data to drive our instructional decision and support mastery - based learning.

Signature Practice 3 represents our commitment to using digital content and learning tools to support student achievement in a blended learning environment.

The final piece is «High 5,» which are our 5 signature practices, or core expectations, when it comes to blended learning instruction in the Alliance.

In Alliance's «High 5,» each finger of the hand represents each one of our signature practices.

I'm asking you to follow the «Your Turn» steps outlined below to better understand each of our signature practices.

Signature Practice 1 refers to using blended learning to differentiate and personalize teaching and learning.

We were excited to highlight our data - driven instructional practices and parent participation as two of our signature practices, and we are honored to be among the schools that earned state - wide recognition.

EL makes its signature practices available through the release of a bestselling book, Leaders of Their Own Learning: Transforming Schools Through Student - Engaged Assessment.

Bradford, in his new paintings focusing on cartoons, builds on his signature practice of layering paper scraps found on Los Angeles streets.

The series marks Sherman's seminal foray into her now - signature practice, in which she reimagines the genre of portraiture by playing the roles of actor, director, and photographer herself.

Cocurated by Alfred Pacquement — the former Musée National d'Art Moderne director who previously helped organize the artist's 2013 retrospective at the Centre Pompidou — and uniting fourteen large - format paintings, the exhibition tracked Hantaï's production in the crucial years 1960 — 71, when he developed his signature practice of pliage: painting variously crumpled or knotted canvases and then subsequently unfolding and stretching them for exhibition.

For the upstairs project space at Shulamit Nazarian, Fallah has created a site - specific installation integrating his signature practice of hand - painted textile murals with a salon - style presentation of all new paintings.

In these latest works Burr takes his signature practice to a new reductive, elemental level: referencing his own infamous exhibition from «42nd Street Structures» (1995) these works replace his recent monochromic structures with those made of raw untreated plywood.

Could the need for inventory or overproduction be one of the main reasons for the emergence of a cohort of sources and influences within the work, or is this Wood's conscious choice of creating a signature practice that simply injects different styles and influences in every single work?

This series of works also deepens his recent investigations into issues of home, family and memory, combining his early career as an abstract painter with his signature practice as an innovative sculptor.

Oursler furthers his signature practice of melding paintings and sculptural forms with video; he contorts technology to unravel his fascination with the complex web of societal constraints and psychological dilemmas.

These are followed by paintings from the late 1980s and early 1990s made in Chicago, where Marshall lives and works and developed a signature practice of painting in acrylic on the collaged surfaces of large unstretched canvases.

His integration of painting and found objects led to his signature practice of Combine Painting.

Since then his solitary walks in uncultivated areas have become his signature practice.

One also sees adjacent projects and unresolved experiments that have contributed from behind the scenes to Marshall's signature practice.