Sentences with phrase «social objects make»

Not exact matches

I also object to the notion that millennials have a better sensitivity to BS — this is a generation that learns its social policies from celebrities, and has made the likes of Lady Gaga very wealthy.

We who live in a world which it can truly be said to have revolutionized acknowledge its social significance — and sometimes even make it the object of a cult.

Since Jesus» teaching was closely related to the Jewish religious tradition and made use of its concepts, since he took for granted the fundamental conception of all Jewish religion, the eventual triumph of the will of God, and since his teaching is vitally concerned with the object of all prophetic hopes and predictions — in a word, since Jesus was Jewish — his religion was essentially «social.»

The privileged classes were perhaps blinded to the social ramifications of allowing a woman to choose a weapon, make a mighty swipe at an object, and then chase that object at a brisk pace.

She offers a social smile that makes the mom happy and the mom talks to her in return; the baby looks at an object in the distance and the father points and names the object; with a little encouragement from the baby, the grandpa excites her to screeching with silly play but quiets down when the baby crosses the threshold to being disorganized or upset.

Farage's angry reaction comes not long after James made him an object of ridicule on social media by screwing her face up and recoiling from a kiss that he tried to give her the party's annual conference in Bournemouth.

Gaze shifting, when a baby makes eye contact and then looks at the same object that the other person is looking at, is one of the earliest social skills that babies show.

A new series of studies by academics at Royal Holloway, University of London and at University of London College found that people who have social power are strongly influenced by internal body cues stemming from their motor system when making judgements about preferences of paintings, objects, movements or letter sequences.

Autism spectrum disorders and Williams syndrome are both neurodevelopmental disorders but their manifestations couldn't be more different: While autistic individuals live in a world where objects make much more sense than people do, people with Williams syndrome are social butterflies who bask in other people's attention.

Some have objected to its cover, which makes compelling use of the iconic Grant Wood painting, American Gothic, to highlight the spread of the social reality that concerned Moynihan by displaying an African American mother and child with a ghosted, absent father.

In Lithonia, Georgia, a fifth — grade social studies unit on family history culminates with students using favorite objects to make visual representations of their lives.

This includes creating free and paid resources for self - publishing, websites and social media - as well as making beautiful objects.

We will work on behaviors such as loose leash walking, social walking, crossing streets, seeing new objects, climbing up on objects, giving attention to handler, and other behaviors which make dog walking enjoyable for all.

-LSB-...] instructions, simple concise descriptions, business cards, and, if we want to get fancy with it, social objects, are all ways to make sharing easier for those who want to talk about us.

-LSB-...] Social Objects: Both the Bistro 17 doggie dishes and the patrons's dogs are social objects — they make conversations easier to start and they warm the Social Objects: Both the Bistro 17 doggie dishes and the patrons's dogs are social objects — they make conversations easier to start and they warm theObjects: Both the Bistro 17 doggie dishes and the patrons's dogs are social objects — they make conversations easier to start and they warm the social objects — they make conversations easier to start and they warm theobjects — they make conversations easier to start and they warm the heart.

-LSB-...] such platforms where bare bone discussion groups formed around common interest topic areas or social objects where you could make yourself heard without worrying too much about identity, reputation, -LSB-...]

As much sense as it makes, if that's all a social object is, then how exactly do you make such a thing indespensible?

and, humans being human, we can turn it around — that young man will probably quickly realise that that «girl who's into not just Saul Bellow, but also into bowling and cellphones and Star Wars and swish Charity Balls» is really, really cute, no matter what the first impression Social objects in common make relationships.

Rachel wrote, «if that's all a social object is, then how exactly do you make such a thing indespensible?»

Passionate customers will spread your product idea and make it a social object.

This work can be interpreted in the simplest, most direct manner — as a stereotyped image of China's food culture and painting traditions, but at the same time, its multiple references to various Chinese social and historical backgrounds make interpretation much more difficult: the use of objects to express morality in Chinese landscaping, satirical poetry mocking ostentatious refinement, and the imitation of handwritten menus to capture a scene of civil life... Viewers unfamiliar with the specific context can easily find themselves lost in the smokescreen of mysterious Oriental poetic calligraphy and bonsai art.

Through the familiar threads of home and domestic objects, the exhibition reveals the shift in art over that period from the representational through to powerful social commentary photography as well as conceptual art and the appropriation of «ready - made» objects.

Yes, she makes objects, and yes, her work is informed by an understanding of social practice, but she takes that social practice out of the art world and grounds it in the practicalities of life — her life — along with anyone who's willing to join her.

Rowland first gained traction with his 2014 show at ESSEX STREET gallery, «Bait, Inc,» where the New York - based artist showed a series of found and made objects that illuminate some of the social injustices embedded in everyday tools.

Crist's practice focuses on sculpture - both social and object - based - which touch on subjects of appropriation, practicality, place - making and the assessment of value.

Khaled makes use of video stills, found objects and various photographic resources, to test the boundaries between the personal, the political, the historical and the social domains.

The Malaysian - born, London - based artist uses the overly precious setting of the gallery space to pull objects — cooking utensils, kitchen fittings, plastic tubs, sheets of jute, etc — out of their utilitarian context in such a way as to force viewers to think about them as discrete objects, or things in and of themselves, while in the process challenging the assumptions we make about their functionality and attendant concerns such as, for example, the social status of the person who might own such an object, its role in their lives and that relation in respect to one's own style of living.

Kind of goes against a lot of what you say about social objects and making real connections and whatnot.

This is a post that should make those in marketing sit up and talk about the changes in how they do their jobs (alas, that makes this post a «social object»).

This is what «Marketing 2.0» is all about, People... Cool friends of cool friends doing cool shit and sharing it with other cool folk, for fun and to make an honest living - at least, that's what it means to me... Social Objects, Baby... Crazy, Deranged Foolishness at its finest, Baby... Yeah, Baby... Baby... Baby...

Of course I don't disregard social objects, I trust the collective intelligence and I believe that «word - of - mouth» can transform the development of a product; make it «tip»

The beauty of the concept is the TEMPORARY & NON-EXCLUSIVE, which makes the consumer, user, fan, buyer move through a number of Totems and fine - grain his own social representation your through adopting a variety of Totems at the same time, thus perpetuating the purpose - idea, «personalized» by his own flavor, the mixture of his favorite social objects spirit.

Johnnie Moore, my frequent collaborator on All Things Evil, makes a good point about Social Objects:

Rhona makes sculptural objects and spatial environments combining sculpture, performance and processes of participation that explore a negotiation of object, place and social practice.

Between 1965 and 1987, Purifoy engaged in social service as founding director of the Watts Towers Arts Center and as a founding member of the California Arts Council, while intermittently maintaining his object - based art - making practice.

The atmosphere that surrounds an object — the social and volatile atmosphere of a word, makes the facets of the image sparkle.

His work deals with diverse topics such as the political / social constitution of the Puerto Rican nationality & the hegemonic colonial ideology, art making processes, and the diffusion of collective imagery, through photography, installation, sculpture, video, painting, and found objects.

This is not a new story: artists have been gathering from the streets and use the original source to make new work since maybe a hundred years, since the rise of a social system that throws away and keeps buying; the replaced object is usually a different quality, a different material and design to the previous.

This immersive exhibition attempts to make sculptural the absurdity of a life spent staring into a screen and the social anxiety induced by «smart» objects via an alternative sci - fi stage set comprising of a landscape of objects, sound and projection.

They have also used the profile of the Turner Prize to set up a social enterprise workshop to make and sell their home improvement objects to the general public.

One of the starting points of her research is the study of «Support Structures»: through her practice, writings and theoretical reflections, Céline Condorelli investigates the complex apparatus made of objects, cultural and economic elements, social and professional relationships that constitute the net of relations we use to engage with the world.

Immersive installations, paintings, sculptural objects, photographs and videos by forty artists reveal how the universal language of this transnational game can define beauty, make social statements, create a sense of community and express a shared passion.

A hybrid of community development, social engagement, object making and performance, Gates's practice has gone global, but the roots and inspiration for his work remain in Chicago, where he is still based.

His interests are directed toward the effects of shifting cultural objects across different social and historical contexts, investigating the role that artists and other art specialists have in these processes of value - making.

Formally educated as a potter and urban planner, Chicago - based Gates is an artist and curator whose practice is a hybrid of community development, social engagement, object making and performance.

Jannis Kounellis (b. 1936) Greek - born assemblage and installation artist, active in Rome, noted for his strange objects and constructions, made from mattresses, sacks, blankets and blood, and designed to highlight social and spiritual deprivation.

With this subtle and deeply evocative work, she has bravely challenged us to consider more fully the deep connections between place, history, and objects that carry the weight of collective memory, suggesting avenues of thinking that tie together object - making and potent social action.

His sculptures are made of the wide range of mundane objects that are explored through their complex social and political implications.

Made in response to changing social and political conditions, these works probe and suggest the myriad ways that a revolution can manifest itself in an object.

He posed himself as a modern day shaman, staging events and installations that made reference to social and political issues, such as Three Pots for the Poorhouse — Action Object.