Sentences with phrase «vibrant pop culture»

Illustrator and photographer Vimal Chandran frequently travels throughout India, gathering inspiration from the country's vibrant pop culture and social politics.

She was deeply influenced by the rich Japanese customs and the vibrant pop culture in which she was raised.

Inspired by Japan's vibrant pop culture, this high - profile social dining extravaganza immerses guests in the...

Inspired by Japan's vibrant pop culture, servers doubling as entertainers invite guests to partake in restaurant - wide camaraderie.

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I'm resisting the notion of a ranked Top 10 this year because there are enough absurdities in the real world and in pop culture without saying that Good Film A is better than Good Film B. Every movie is a two - hour window onto an alien planet; the infinite differences are what make the medium remain vibrant and mysterious.

The vibrant 1980's nostalgia gets you in the door; the screenplay's raging debate about the best way to stage a pop culture revolution under a murderous regime keeps you locked in.

In the next year ECW Press will release 50 new titles and will continue to support and promote a vibrant backlist that includes poetry and fiction, pop - culture and political analysis, pop science, sports books, biography, and young adult.

As a new add - on to the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Jose (the world's largest trade event exclusively devoted to game creation), the vibrant two - hour show is set to provide even more fun, more fresh ideas and a deeper understanding of games as a driving force of today's pop culture.

Carrie Moyer's and Arturo Herrera's vibrant paintings draw uniquely from pop culture, cartoons, and graphic design.

They are interested in pieces ranging from the area's graffiti culture to a wide array of vibrant pop art influences.

This Californian city, with its vibrant film and pop culture, serves as source material, subject matter and muse for his art, in which he appropriates, transforms and comments on elements of the city's aesthetic and spirit.

Hoelscher's vibrant, abstract paintings are primarily sourced from the rules of perspective and modernist abstraction, but are also influenced by graphic novels, pop, and punk culture.

Fujita blends Eastern techniques (anime, partitioned screens, ukiyo - e), and elements (geishas, warriors, demons), with Western, urban imagery (Latino graffiti, U.S. pop culture imagery) in a way that is stunning and vibrant, yet harmonious.

These practices ranged from Mike Kelley's multimedia explorations of pop culture, memory, and repression, and Paul McCarthy's challenging mixtures of high and low culture to Catherine Opie's unflinching photographs of the LGBT community and the swirling, vibrant paintings by Asco member Patssi Valdez.

During his more - than - thirty years as a pop artist, he has inserted his unique, detailed, vibrant, and three - dimensional style of artwork into the very fabric of popular culture.