Sentences with phrase «strong contemporary feel»

In designing Bosco we aimed to achieve flexibility and softness with the range at the same time as creating a strong contemporary feel.

Using a darker purple on the woodwork will create a strong contemporary feel and make the room look bigger

Although small and humble, the house gives off a strong contemporary feeling, with dark - brown siding and a flat - roofed porch supported by white pipe columns.

Not exact matches

Here once again there is a remarkable similarity between certain emphases in Whitehead as well as in other process - thinkers and the strong insistence of contemporary existentialism on the centrality of the «subjective» feelings and of self - awareness in human experience.

Matt Douglas, MD of Sogrape's UK agency Stevens Garnier states: «Our research shows that Mateus has exceptionally strong brand recognition in the UK and we feel that, as one of the leading wine brands in this market, we have an opportunity to present some of the most interesting Portuguese wine varietals in a contemporary and relevant way through our new range, Mateus Expressions.»

The collection starts of strong though with the first looks going for the British vibe, especially this look and this one are two great examples of vintage floral prints feeling contemporary and wearable.

For those without strong feelings for the Harrison Ford - era Clancy adaptations, which were polished but largely unmemorable, American Assassin works best as a little - league version of one of those or, in more contemporary terms, as an unsurprising origin story for what the filmmakers obviously hope is the beginning of a franchise.

Director Ramin Bahrani (Man Push Cart, Goodbye Solo) has always been strong with the intimate details of job stress; here, he paints those preoccupations with a more confident brush (and bigger budget), resulting in a»70s - feeling portrait of contemporary anxiety that you can luxuriate in.

Also on view now at the Museum of Contemporary Art is This Will Have Been: Art, Love and Politics in the 1980s, where a Girls» flier, though historically vital to the section on gender examinations in political art, feels dull amidst the poetics of Jenny Holzer and the strong advertising aesthetic of Barbara Kruger.

His work has strong graphical elements involved mainly due to the medium he used; despite this there is something which feels very historical or archival in this exhibit, more than likely due to the fact his work feels aged against our contemporary use of colour in the present day.

Steve Zavattero: Ray and I feel strong that with the myriad of changes in the contemporary art world — the many gallery closures, the move toward online sales, the focus on the art fair — many committed, professional, talented artists were suddenly not being afforded the same opportunities for in - person, solo exhibition exposure that existed previously.

I feel like the book will be of strong interest to the world I operate in — the crossroads of contemporary art, publishing, and print ephemera.

As the palace and its gardens are so rich in history and meaning, in politics, dreams, and visions, it is an exciting challenge to create an artistic intervention that shifts visitors» feeling of the place and offers a contemporary perspective on its strong tradition.»

His work feels very contemporary with a strong foundation in modernism, cubism and surrealism.

This style of sculpture is revisited with renewed confidence in the final room — probably the strongest in the show — in which younger artists use what they see as politically - charged «black» materials to create what feel like anthropological objects from the contemporary street.

Echo the contemporary look with a mix of strong patterns on loose chair covers and a Nordic - style felt rug.