Sentences with phrase «what physical culture»

I wrote an essay about this once were I said that painting was like a compression of time, whereas film or animation or anything photographic was a slice of time like an endless set of slices, so you have lots of little bits — and having lots of little bits is what physical culture is.

Not exact matches

I get what you're saying and in essence, I agree, the church seems to the world a myopic organism, focused less on the work of the church in Acts which provided real spiritual and physical care for the masses, and more on church culture and agenda.

I am not convinced that... surgical interventions are necessarily the right response for people... The reason I'm unsure is that if someone's gender identity does not match with their physical body, our culture treats our gender identity as what really defines us, rather than our physical sex.

Just as we depend for physical existence on the forces of the natural world, so to find meaning, fulfillment and purpose in life, we depend on the culture which continues to shape us, on what we receive from one another and on what we are able to give back in return.

He explains more precisely what he means in his response to the critics: «in using the word faith I refer to the metaphysical framework, sharedby monotheism and science (but not by many other cultures), of a rational ground that underpins physical existence.

Across cultures, victorious athletes raise their arms, puff out their chests and shout, in what appears to be a physical display of dominance

Some think that it has been kept a little bit secret from the rest of the world for the last 50 years, utilized by the Russian population to improve their physical stamina in both the Olympic games and their cosmonaut program (I can't really blame them if they did - this plant is incredible), but awareness of this incredible healer is now spreading, and research done around the world is confirming what their culture has known for centuries.

While the elements themselves and what each represents vary from culture to culture, there are general moods and physical processes associated with each element across traditions:

The plan also identifies what will be required to implement the strategy, for example, changes in culture, staff professional development, staff redeployment or the physical resources required for effective implementation.

They also gain an understanding of and are able to challenge what is valued in terms of health and physical activity within their families, social groups, institutions and society, and within other cultures in the broader community.

As with earlier work, this most recent series mates discussions of how natural form enters culture and how the cultured mind focuses back on its natural influences; contemplated are the origin and destiny of humankind and what movements and forms seem inherent to its physical and spiritual presence.

What predominantly starts as a research based practice, manifests into staged physical forms, using illusionary patterns, bold graphics and abstracted recognisable motifs from popular culture.

It avoids participating in what Duchamp called «retinal» culture — the development of a solely visual and stylistic aesthetic in favor of one that unites material, physical, and formal concerns with ideas, philosophies, concepts, and feelings.

Building on the «Do What You Love» culture of modern labour economics, the home for Airbnb Pavilion is not so much about the traditional notion of a community that's tied to a physical space but the «home» icon of an online portal that's mediated in the interests of its administrator where Do More of What They Love lives.

On view at the museum this fall is All of Everything: Todd Oldham Fashion (through September 11, 2016), an exhibition featuring more than 65 full ensembles from designer Todd Oldham's studio archives, and Julien Prévieux: What Shall We Do Next and Patterns of Life (through November 13, 2016), an exhibition of the work of the French artist Julien Prévieux, who critically addresses politics, economics, technology, and the culture of the workplace by incorporating and reinterpreting the physical behaviors or language specific to each.

Peter Halley postulated that texture in painting would be what saves analog painting from screenic culture; an insistence on the physical object that must be seen with an eyeball in person; but what if we can 3D - print the thick brushwork and impastoed surface that makes paint - lovers sigh?