Sentences with phrase «with occasional nods»

SURVEY is a review of the latest news and happenings related to visual art by and about people of African descent, with the occasional nod to cultural matters.

For this exhibition, each artist returns to her solo practice, with the occasional nod to the residency in the shape of printed seed packets and cyanotype flags.

Kenneth Clark's fabled 1969 «Civilisation,» inspiration for the current TV project, was limited to European art, with an occasional nod to the United States, and looked almost exclusively at white male artists, architects and writers.

Due to his nervousness he didn't speak much, would only answer to the questions with occasional nodding.

Not exact matches

With a nod to Daniel Gross's occasional Slate pieces on unusual economic indicators, let's do a quick drive - by of the Los Angeles Times's parking garage.

Uganda and South Sudan, where nodding disease is prevalent; map courtesy of Wikimedia Commons / CIA World Factbook A strange illness has been killing thousands of young people each year, and recently it has started claiming even more victims in Africa.Called nodding disease, it usually strikes children at the age of 4 or 5 years and starts with occasional bouts of uncontrolled nodding.

For the first hour of Under The Skin, Glazer strikes a good balance between quietly curious and gasp - inducing, with the only nod to anything like a plot being the occasional appearance of a motorcycle - riding «cleaner» who fixes Laura's mistakes.

Acheson also makes the occasional tribute painting, with direct nods to such art history giants as Eva Hesse.

In a nod to the occasional crossover, the fourth edition of «Women Painting Women» includes a mix of paintings by artists selected from the Open Call with female artists represented by RJD Gallery.

Ethier's paintings are a middle ground between these sensibilities, with works that veer closer to pure abstraction, yet with forms and titles that are the occasional nod to the landscape.

You might not be able to communicate interest by nodding your head or smiling, but you can interject with the occasional «I see.»