Sentences with phrase «work speaks to»
Eric's work speaks to his strength of practice.
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That's our highest aspiration, and the one Jacobson's work speaks to.
Having spent her formative years active within anti-war initiatives in Philadelphia, much of the artist's work speaks to the enduring significance of the Vietnam era as a nexus of imperialism and resistance.
Meppayil's work speaks to the entanglement of history and tradition, abstracted as a series of gestures that deliver rather effortlessly, and brilliantly, its main principles.
On Saturday, April 29th, 2 PM, Lehmann Maupin will host a reading featuring six poets whose work speaks to (or about) American identity and a sense of place: George Abraham, Safia Ehillo, Sonia Guinansaca, Jive Poetic, and Paul Tran.
If Gerhard Richter «s work speaks to you, this book is for you.
Although not only linked to immigration, the work speaks to Pica's arduous process as a non - European person applying for citizenship in a European country and takes us back to what other works ultimately try to explore: can joy be a form of defiance?
Divvied among the gallery's three rooms, the artist's work speaks to the transformative quality of space.
Equally assured behind the wheel of her Trabantimino, popping the back wheels, and lying sprawled out in a bikini on the floor of the old East German factory where the original Trabant was constructed, her work speaks to both car lovers and fetishists alike all the while sending an empowering message for women everywhere.
«(Drew Struzan's) work speaks to me on a much deeper level.
Moreover, Shawky's work speaks to the tradition of marionettes and the current conflicts within the Arab region.
If his work speaks to conditions in post-Stalinist Russia, it also applies to the human condition universally.
I hope the work speaks to more than maleness.
The sheer beauty of his work speaks to an art that is simultaneously formally rigorous and socially engaged.
Yes, it's important to make informed decisions when investing in art, but what should ultimately drive you to purchase a work — no matter if it costs $ 100 or $ 100,000 — is whether that work speaks to you or reflects your own story.
The parallel presentation of the two artists» work speaks to the inspiration and local community they shared working in the realms of art and design.
«Acquiring and exhibiting this work speaks to our mission and collection on many levels: through our support of the Artpace International Artist - in - Residence program, through continuing Linda's practice of sustaining the work of artists — especially women artists, and through our espousal of contemporary art that is challenging in both form and substance.
As the fair - skinned daughter of a black father and a white mother, her work speaks to being mixed race, discussing issues of visibility and invisibility.
Included in the artist's solo exhibition at the Museum Folkwang, Essen (1998 - 99), the work speaks to a world in which there are no longer singular «places», but only vacuums that exist between endless currents of data.
Conflating absence and presence, Nickie's static yet disruptive work speaks to our silent complicity in the destruction of others.
Recently opened in 2014, Odetta Gallery hosts contemporary artists whose work speaks to the unconventional.
Through tiny details and subtle messages, her work speaks to the contradicting nature of life and emotion.
Anita Rogers Gallery represents a diverse roster of emerging, mid career and posthumous artists whose work speaks to the contemporary landscape of the 20th and 21st centuries.
The depth of interest for this work speaks to its international notoriety, and its ability to breach the boundaries of fine art and popular culture, forcing the viewer to reconsider challenging questions about action and absolution.
January 22 - March 4, 2016 Sherman Gallery 775 Commonwealth Avenue, 2nd Floor Although her work speaks to painterly concerns, Stacey Piwinski (CFA» 99,» 00) uses textiles and found materials to create intricate weavings that consider the passage of time, the tactility of material, and interpersonal relationships.
His work speaks to the enormous confidence of an artist who held back nothing, leaving it all on the canvas.
Either the work speaks to you or it doesn't.
Titled after Curtis Mayfield's 1970 «Keep on Pushing,» Villalongo's recent body of work speaks to the inherent human spirit will to persevere and to find a way.
«Michaël Borremans» work speaks to both a sense of history and an understanding of the present.
Often presenting objects, trinkets and furniture that pull the nostalgic chords of our collective memory, her work speaks to the spirit of family and cultural confrontations.
In the culmination of her residency, Giles» work speaks to this human desire to explore, travel, and even conquer our surroundings,» said Allison Peters Quinn, Director of Exhibitions and Residency Programs at Hyde Park Art Center.
Lee Lozano — Two decades after the artist turned her «dropping out» of the artworld into her final art project, Karen Di Franco looks at how Lozano's work speaks to the anxieties of the present
«The work speaks to our current cultural climate, with so much tension, fear and animosity toward people of color and Muslims,» Schoonmaker said.
Also on view Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial — on view at NOMAfrom Feb 24 to May 20 — highlights Dial's significant contribution to the field of American art and shows how the artist's work speaks to the most pressing issues of our time - including the war in Iraq, 9/11, and social issues such as racism and homelessness.
His work speaks to attitudes that show concern and investment with greater issues — questioning the shaping of personal perception and the impact of a person's decisions on society at large.
Linda Nochlin, has written that, «Frank's work speaks to our deepest and most commonly shared emotions, and does so in ways that are entirely unconventional and original, ways conceived through a lifetime of experience and knowledge, yet palpitating with the vitality of immediate discovery.»
From the hallowed galleries like Victoria Miro to Girl skateboard decks, de Balincourt's work speaks to multiple audiences even as he becomes a staple of the fine art world.
By utilizing hand sewn textiles alongside the tar the work speaks to issues of class, labor, gender and race.
While Kjartansson's work speaks to a «naturalness» of landscape, he suggests but never reveals the monumental feat of creating the video.
Her work speaks to the fallible nature of memory and history.
The work speaks to themes of longing and escapism often associated with a life at sea and to the ever present spectre of loss hanging over loved ones left on shore.
Distinguished by a meticulous, labor - intensive process and public engagement, her work speaks to the optimism inherent in giving new form to life's leftovers.
His work speaks to current social, political, and economic happenings as well as to the historic context that bore them.
Jones hopes the work speaks to those who are struggling to engage with a world where fake news is allowed to dictate the political agenda.
The grandiose title of the neo-classicist styled work speaks to Bronstein's interests in drawing on the ways in which the built environment exerts power and intervenes in our everyday behaviors and use of space.
His work speaks to the sense that truth is never certain or static, especially for things like nationhood....
Saul's choice of this particular poem to frame her new body of work speaks to the personal nature of her sculptures — that of the eternal unfolding of an artist.
Like Laocoon's multiple and often contradictory stories from classical literature, the present work speaks to death, character assassination, and a general loss in trust.
Titled after Curtis Mayfield's 1970 «Keep on Pushing,» Villalongo's recent body of work speaks to the inherent human spirit's will to persevere and to find a way.
«Hard Truths: The Art of Thornton Dial» highlights the artist's significant contribution to the field of American art and shows how Dial's work speaks to the most pressing issues of our time — including the war in Iraq, 9/11, and social issues like racism and homelessness.