Sentences with phrase «such as touchstones»

Past projects include solo exhibitions at galleries such as Touchstones Rochdale as part of the Asia Triennial Manchester (2014); Bristol Museum & Art Gallery (2010); and Lambeth Garden Museum, London (2013).

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Indeed, even on this point Arendt's touchstone was not only the mission of the Congress for Cultural Freedom but also what she perceived as its bias against those thinkers of German liberal extraction, such as Paul Tillich and herself.

One such cultural touchstone was Juba's emerging fashion industry, led by designers such as Akuja de Garang.

While politicians elsewhere in the UK do their best to avoid touchstone moral issues such as abortion and gay rights come election season, they're still a staple of Northern Ireland politics.

While many still depend on the Library for traditional resources and services such as books, magazines, media and general reference, more and more of our residents rely on their local library as their touchstone to technology and their onramp to the Internet.

While many still depend on us for traditional library resources and services, such as books, magazines, media and general reference, more and more of our residents rely on their local library as their touchstone to technology and their onramp to the Internet.

Yoga's history, philosophies, such as the Yogic guidelines for mindful living and Self - Mastery and Yoga's traditional texts such as the Yoga Sutras, the Hatha Yoga Pradipika, and the Bhagavad Gita are all powerful touchstones along the Yogic path that can all be applied to modern day living and everything that you and your students are going through.

As noted by Calabrese et al (1), we need to check our agendas at the door about current functional medicine touchstone issues such as heavy metals, alcohol, irradiation, etc., and accept the research - based reality that low dose exposure is not only not harmful but actually beneficiaAs noted by Calabrese et al (1), we need to check our agendas at the door about current functional medicine touchstone issues such as heavy metals, alcohol, irradiation, etc., and accept the research - based reality that low dose exposure is not only not harmful but actually beneficiaas heavy metals, alcohol, irradiation, etc., and accept the research - based reality that low dose exposure is not only not harmful but actually beneficial.

Chris Salmanpour, a writer who was discovered through a partnership between The Black List, StudioCanal and The Picture Company to find new voices among EU writers, penned the adaptation of Russian Spy, which is using movies such as Marathon Man and Three Days of the Condor as touchstones.

Some have compared the film to The Bourne Identity meets Still Smokin», but a closer touchstone would be Hitchcock's»50s chase comedies such as The Man Who Knew Too Much and North By Northwest.

Even the company's grown - up divisions, like Touchstone Pictures, rarely vied for that honor, until the field was widened and Touchstone began distributing live - action DreamWorks productions such as the Steven Spielberg dramas War Horse and Lincoln.

Ashley Hamilton, whose credits include such cultural touchstones as Beethoven's 2nd and Sunset Beach, has reportedly been cast in a minor villain role as Firepower, which has seen various incarnations in the comics but is essentially another guy in an experimental power suit.

Even though Stevens and Silberling maintain a few of Wenders's touches (the black trenchcoats, the angels» library hangout, the cacophony of human «thought voices») and touchstone lines (such as «I can't see you, but I know you're there»), City eventually veers from the source material and settles into familiar Tinseltown convention.

There are also reports of HP to be keen to include Flash support on the Topaz along with other features such as inductive charging via Touchstone technology.

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However you feel, the game was a massive critical and commercial success, selling more than 20 million copies and spawning cultural touchstones such as the «arrow to the knee» joke.

Touchstones of the decade's hopes or not, though, they make fewer appearances than blood stains and Malcolm X. And such photographers as Gordon Parks and Danny Lyon make fewer than Pop Art and, yes, abstraction.

Such commercialism of culture was in marked contrast to his belief in the age - old tradition of art as a touchstone for spiritual enrichment.

Since his death he has become a touchstone for contemporary artists such as Dan Flavin, who made his own «monuments» to Tatlin in a famous series of fluorescent light tubes.

Alongside vibrant illustrations of works by such iconic artists as Alexander Calder, Marc Chagall, Vasily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Piet Mondrian, Pablo Picasso and Jackson Pollock, Visionaries also features essays by six curators examining touchstone works from the foundation collection.

There are such touchstones as Alexander Calder's «Circus» (1926 - 31), Arshile Gorky's «The Artist and His Mother» (1926 - 36), Jasper Johns's «Three Flags» (1958), Jay DeFeo's massive relief «The Rose» (1958 - 66), Willem de Kooning's «Door to the River» (1960), Nan Goldin's slide - show installation «The Ballad of Sexual Dependency» (1979 - 96), and Mike Kelley's caustic stuffed - animal array «More Love Hours Than Can Ever Be Repaid» (1987).

Claire Barclay's installation Perching Two was acquired with the support of The Art Fund and has links to other artists whose work is represented in Touchstones Rochdale's collection who adopt craft and sculptural elements in their practice, such as Alison Britton, Taslim Martin, Cornelia Parker and Nicholas Pope.

The Touchstones Rochdale collection includes a range of work from 16th and 17th Century Northern European artists to a substantial collection of Victorian genre and landscape painting and Modern work by Vanessa Bell and local artists such as Benjamin C. Brierley, John Collier and Charles Donald Taylor.

Soutine's haunting imagery, energized brushstrokes, and rich paint have served as touchstones for subsequent generations of artists, from Francis Bacon, Willem de Kooning, and Jackson Pollock, to contemporary artists such as Frank Auerbach, Cecily Brown, and Damien Hirst.

As such, the acquisition supports Touchstone Rochdale's ongoing programme of using contemporary art to newly contextualise and reinvigorate elements of their social history collection, reflecting Tompkins personal interest in creating the possibility of new meaning through her practice.

This year, Tohme invited the Brussels - based Egyptian curator El Fetouh to participate, and the latter responded with a small but complex exhibition that used three historical exhibitions — the first Alexandria Biennial (1955); «China / Avant - Garde» (Beijing, 1989); and the First Biennale of Arab Art (Baghdad, 1974)-- as a conceptual springboard for probing the ways in which such historical touchstones have remained fertile territory for artists engaging with — and altering — narratives of modernity.

An heiress of pathbreaking abstractionists like Lee Krasner and Joan Mitchell, the British painter Cecily Brown updates the idiom of Ab - Ex painting by reaching back farther into history, summoning such figurative touchstones as the harrowing caricatures of Goya and the classical reposes of Poussin and Ingres.

«Drawing on the legacies of both figurative and abstract painting, with nods to touchstone figures such as George Grosz and Max Beckmann, Schutz's unique voice in painting exemplifies the expansive possibilities of the medium today,» said Respini.

Titled The Beginning of Everything, the current Locks exhibition re ects on the artist's primary sources of inspiration such as Van Gogh's Wheat Field in Rain (1889), which has remained a major touchstone throughout Grassi's 30 + year painting career.

The little Touchstone charger has a large magnetic block stuffed inside it, machined in such a manner as to have four prongs sticking up around the induction coil.

Terri serves as a touchstone for non-traditional families such as divorced, co-parenting, stepfamilies, and single parents.

Lists such as the Fortune 500 and our own «Top 100 Companies» are a touchstone: They provide a picture of business success that transcends the media hype afforded some companies today.

Commenting on the rise of the Foreshore node since 2012, the report's editor and co-author, Carola Koblitz, noted that back in 2012, the CCID's first report recorded an investment value into the area of around R3.2 billion, which at the time included the development of projects such as Portside, Touchstone House, 22 Bree, Atlantic Centre, the Civic Centre update and the CTICC expansion.