Sentences with phrase «worked upon the audience»

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Communicating science to lay audiences is an important skill for all scientists because, if called upon, we all need to be ready to explain our work or demonstrate the value of public investment in research.

When audiences and critics use such diverse words to describe one man's work, you know they are talking about an actor who completely transforms himself into whatever character he is called upon to play.

However, when he gets the opportunity to weigh his life, his decisions, and his path forward by watching the consequences that a similar experience has wrought upon two people who he understands, it changes him in a way that the audience can understand completely.

Based upon this new information, it seems as though Nintendo is attempting to keep the old audience and gather new audiences by including the components that have worked in the other games of the series while creating a story - mode-esque game that everyone can enjoy.

Critical toing - and - froing and passionate audience debate had greeted the bracingly original work, a response that has been the death knell for past Cannes competitors given the importance placed upon jury consensus in the final voting.

This may not work for everybody depending upon the audience and genre, but I have seen authors succeed with this service in that they put one of their books up for free, perhaps a few chapters at a time.

Louise Bourgeois» Nature Study # 5, 1995, a pink, rectangular block of marble and steel, is the first work audiences will see upon entering the Body Works gallery.

The works are temporary and temporal, performative and sculptural, both architectonic as well as entirely of the landscape; they exist across disciplines and within time; and exist in the becoming, a process contingent upon ephemeral performance as well as the viewing and the presence of the audience.

The work draws upon the narrative surrounding the Mother and Child emotively engaging the audience with notions of motherliness, love and devotion whilst also depicting the distraction of the modern day mobile phone.

Building upon the MCA's long history of working with artists and exemplifying the artist - activated, audience - engaged MCA vision, this yearlong creative residency is offered in conjunction with our May 2011 presentation of Bradford's major solo exhibition organized by the Wexner Center.

But there are also more nuanced references to America's influence in Catch the Moon, as well as works that reflect upon the complicated realities and challenges facing emerging artists working in China at a time when Chinese contemporary art is being ravenously consumed by Western audiences.

As the world's first truly international artist, Calder continues to resonate globally with diverse audiences, and he would have seized upon this opportunity to show his work amidst the Pushkin's venerable collection.»

When I was invited by YAY gallery in Baku to take the solo exhibition TalkCloud, by Mahmoud Bakhshi, to Azerbaijan, I thought it was an interesting opportunity to show the work in a context where it would have a multitude of historical references, and see how a project that touches upon the issues which have resonance in the country's history would interact with local audiences.

While I may not be unbiased, since the author draws upon work Aaron McCright and I have done, I think this is a very insightful use and extension of social science research that is packaged in a manner that is likely to be effective in reaching a crucial audience — presumably a heavily conservative, white male one.

In some cases, it may be necessary to go beyond the perspective of a lay person in the intended audience for the work, and to call upon an expert to place the trial judge in the shoes of «someone reasonably versed in the relevant art or technology»».