Sentences with phrase «whose artistic visions»

Perhaps it was wrong to expect more from a filmmaker whose artistic vision has gone askew in recent years.

Not exact matches

This is not something the atheists of earlier ages would have been very likely to say, if only because they still lived in a culture whose every dimension (artistic, philosophical, ethical, social, cosmological) was shaped by a religious vision of the world.

Our winner documents the deeply personal process of a brilliant woman finding her voice - paired with a director whose own artistic vision dances elegantly with that of her subject.»

As the danger to More and his family increases, two men will vie for Meg's affections: John Clement, her former tutor and More's protégé who shares Meg's passion for medicine, but whose true identity will become unclear, and the great Holbein, who's artistic vision will forever alter her understanding of the world.

Initially, I pursued other illustrators whose work matched the artistic vision I had for the book, but decided to do it myself when the illustrator I wanted, sadly, said she couldn't take on the project at the time.

Fellowships recognize creative vision and commitment to excellence within a wide range of artistic disciplines, including artists who have been academically trained, self - taught artists, and artists whose art forms have been passed down through cultural heritage.

Excluded from society and from their own artistic discourse, the asylum - bound artists whose work Ballard describes experience their prophetic visions reduced to amusements for the chattering classes.

The paintings in the show, whose title is «Explorations,» don't reinvent the wheel so much as extend art historical precedents — her artistic intelligence is such that she manages a merger of the old and the new, in which the lyric accomplishments of her milieu and artistic forebears are re-invigorated in an art whose vision is genuinely current.

Young artists often experience immense pressure to follow the artistic visions of those whose work has influenced them.

This leaves a serious question — one that was pushed aside as art history embraced the vision of artistic genius over patronage: Can a portrait be primarily about the sitter and not the painter whose eyes it's filtered through?

We will look at artists whose vision has been clearly shaped by an awareness that what we see is conditioned by who we are, and that our sexuality and personal histories play significant roles in the forming of our artistic statements.

Visitors will have the opportunity to explore the cultural and artistic riches of a country whose contributions to art not only have enriched the most important international artistic movements, but also have influenced the currents of the modern age through a vision that incorporated inherently Mexican elements.