Sentences with phrase «very challenges the art»

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Like the writers, painters, musicians, and philosophers of Romanticism and Modernism that influence, challenge, and comfort him, my artist friend holds a very high view of art.

Though I'm naturally a somewhat cautious introvert, I married a spontaneous and very athletic husband who has thankfully challenged me to get out of my comfort zone and try new things like scuba diving, martial arts, and many others.

I think I felt the very same way about last month's challenge, the pop art theme.

Some girls find this art difficult and it's true, this can be challenging but trust me, you will find it very simple when I will tell you the super secrets of making these nail arts.

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Haneke remains one of the few European practitioners of the morally serious, challenging art movie, of which The Piano Teacher is very much an example.

There are very serious conversations going on between filmmakers and distributors for an art form that is experiencing real challenges.

Love Kerry, especially for the work she has done to support the arts as a strategy to turn around one of our most challenging schools in DC, but the answer is very simple: Idris, Idris, and Idris!!

By leveraging these skills, and capitalizing on the catalyst of emotional engagement (our stock on the shelf), we can bring about significant student achievement.The challenge for us in the arts education community is to demonstrate how teachers can employ those very same skills in their teaching, whatever the discipline.

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A stop at the very quirky art installation: Cadillac Ranch, and a 72oz steak eating challenge.

- Aonuma thanks the audience for the award - Aonuma: The team did not want to simply adapt the old formula of Zelda games, and they carefully balanced old and new elements - Fujibayashi: The dev team had several challenges while developing; worked hard to satisfy gamers; is happy to see Germany loving it - Takizawa: Artstyle has changed often throughout the series» history; the art team's experience has been applied to the game, that's why the whole team is very happy about the award - Dohta: The team created lots of fun elements for the players, and the whole technical team is very happy to see Germany loving the game - Aonuma: «We are honored to accept the price in the name of over 300 developers who worked hard and passionately on the game for years - Everybody: «Vielen Dank!»

After visiting Prologue Immersive in March 2016, Kojima explains that, «I'm very excited to hear that masters of the visual arts such as Kyle Cooper and his team are taking on yet another challenge in this digital interactive media that is VR.

I love the art and it's very challenging.

The other aspects of making an RPG were more of a challenge, says art director Jan - Bart van Beek «It wasn't an easy transition going from Killzone to Horizon... we went from something we knew very well to something we knew very little about initially and it's been five years of learning how these games work, how these systems work, how the design of it works.»

«I like the challenge of an artist who isn't very articulate,» says Elizabeth Armstrong, assistant director for programs and exhibitions and curator of contemporary art at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts.

One of the biggest challenges for me is selling artwork online without incurring too many expenses and with all the art malls online trying to get a viewer to notice a particular artist becomes very difficult when it is already heavily saturated with art.

Its very challenging to enter a state of flow when you are distracted thinking about the million points of resistance that come with making art.

A few weeks before, Gagosian had challenged one to see the «complete» dot paintings of Damien Hirst (with complete very much in quotes), and anyone who checked in at all eleven branches worldwide received a free work of art.

Ultimately, however, artists had the sense to challenge art's very definitions.

In any event, anyone who has ever invested any time in paring down a process in order to explore what it is that makes a provocative piece of art, knows that it is a very challenging exercise - requiring great intuition and control of medium.

All these limits beg for an artist to challenge the museum's very identity and the art's own.

I remembered, too, the challenge of friends back then, immersed in some truly puzzling abstract art and poring over the very first issue of October magazine.

The Gallery at Windsor realizes the Creative Director's vision to put imaginative, rewarding, and occasionally challenging, art at the very heart of the Windsor experience.

The American, now in his mid-seventies, has been creating works that not only make you take a step back and reconsider what you know, but that have been challenging the very nature of what art is for half a century.

Two additional works served as an epilogue (Wolfson) and an archival documentation (Baldessari), challenging the very notions of live art and the human experience as set out in 14 Rooms.

We're very lucky to have a team that's skilled at installing all different kinds of challenging works of art,» says Leslie Fitzpatrick, assistant curator of European decorative arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, adding, «The paperweights are incredibly popular and a favorite among our longtime visitors.&raqart,» says Leslie Fitzpatrick, assistant curator of European decorative arts at the Art Institute of Chicago, adding, «The paperweights are incredibly popular and a favorite among our longtime visitors.&raqArt Institute of Chicago, adding, «The paperweights are incredibly popular and a favorite among our longtime visitors.»

The Fine Art Society is to present a major contemporary group exhibition marking the centenary of Duchamp's readymade — a concept that challenged the very notion of art itseArt Society is to present a major contemporary group exhibition marking the centenary of Duchamp's readymade — a concept that challenged the very notion of art itseart itself.

For instance, in Chelsea Lehnmann's painting, «Sondage» (2015), there is very little doubt, that the dark hazy background is not a visual trick, rather an effort to challenge the instant gratification and gimmicks of post art (it has been previously mentioned, Martin Creed's Turner prize winning work, an empty room in which a light is turned on and off is a prime example).

Throughout his prolific career, Marcel Duchamp challenged the very notion of what is art, sending shock waves across the art world that can still be felt today.

Curated by Isabelle Lutterodt, the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery's upcoming exhibition SKIN examines the work of 36 contemporary artists who are inspiring dialogue about race and identity, while challenging the very definitions.

Marcel Broodthaers (1924 — 1976), the Belgian surrealist - conceptualist - minimalist, was a poet, photographer, filmmaker, and artist who throughout the 12 years of his very short career challenged the role of art, the artist and the art institution, and is now recognized as one of the most important artists of the last century.

Contemporary art's embrace of «time - based media», such as sound and moving image, poses a stark challenge for traditional museum and gallery spaces, which predate such technologies and were designed for a very different kind of experience.

Indeed, while we tend to think of conceptual art as belonging very much to now, this challenging exhibition views it as a tightly defined historical phenomenon, whose heyday was 40 years and more ago, a period during which, the show claims, British artists changed the very nature of art.

Both challenge the very notions of live art and the human experience as set out for»14 Rooms».

But during that somewhat challenging time, he discovered a love of art and managed to survive too: «For a number of reasons, including love, sleep, the consumption of industrial quantities of organic fruit and vegetables, and the support of some very special people, I didn't die, but I did discover painting and a new love for the urban landscape of this wonderful city of London.»

Started in 1985 as an anonymous group of women artists challenging discrimination — aka the status quo — in art museums and galleries, the feminist masked avengers are still going strong; they're even now embraced by the very institutions they've sought to criticize.

«It's very cinematic,» said Cecilia Alemani, director and curator of High Line Art, who has been programming a series of site - specific, commissioned artworks on the billboard — «challenging interventions,» she likes to call them — since she started her job last October.

His was a unique synthesis of body art and Minimalism — two very different modes of challenging the border between life and art culminatingin a number of ``

Independent curator Andrea Miller Keller knew LeWitt for decades; she says he challenged art's very nature by de-emphasizing who made it, and how it was made.

Touted as an early conceptualist along with the likes of Bruce Mclean and John Latham, challenging the staid conventions of sculpture — it was Michael Compton, while selecting works at the Hayward Gallery in 1969, who described the artist's work as something «paradoxically very cheap and yet unsaleable, a parable therefore of an ideal art».

MP: I think Pop Surrealism challenges the conventional art world in a very basic way, mainly in that it thumbs its nose at art criticism.

The readymade is a concept that challenged the very notion of art itself.

Since the beginning of his career, when he made small objects that could be placed anywhere, Creed has made work that questions the very nature of art and challenges taboos.

«There is a very particular way in which Minoliti thinks about reality, the future, utopia, and dreamspaces, addressing issues of gender and working to challenge fixed ideas around it,» says Pablo León de la Barra, curator - at - large of Latin American art for the Guggenheim.

The introduction of postmodern critical theory into university curriculums was also pivotal, Sims notes, in producing a new generation primed to challenge the very idea of a dominant art - historical narrative.

«Especially now, at a time when some of these basic values are being challenged, it's really interesting to dive back into thoughts about learning and why art is important, and Black Mountain is one of those times in history where we veered very close to something quite essential.»

It is an increasingly familiar challenge to Lori MacKellar, a funeral director for one of Britain's oldest undertaking names, Leverton & Sons, who, less than three years ago, was pursuing a very different career as a contemporary art publicist with a client list that included the likes of Jake and Dinos Chapman, Gavin Turk and Tracey Emin.

It culminates in the 1960s, with avant - garde works forged out of the traditions of weaving and craft (disciplines that had historically welcomed women), as well as new types of unorthodox objects whose very nature challenged art historical conventions and boundaries.

He also became an artist at a time when Conceptual and Minimalist art had challenged not only the act of painting or sculpting a recognizable image, but the very acts of painting or sculpting themselves.