Sentences with phrase «young critics»

Two of our most important ongoing programs engage accomplished art critics to act as mentors for young critics working to establish themselves as critics.

And not just the criticism of games as a concept, but the very particular kind embodied by younger critics used to come up against conventional thinking about games and writing.

I suppose it's a generational thing that a lot of younger critics seem to adore the newest film by Jonathan Levine («50/50,» «Warm Bodies»), The Night Before.

In 1957, two young critics from Cahiers de cinéma published a study of Alfred Hitchcock, drawing attention to the artistic and moral complexity of a filmmaker previously classed as a mere entertainer.

Trilling's stature, now «so reduced [as] to have become a joke to certain young critics who favor flippancy and lightness,» a ghostly flickering that haunts the poor souls condemned to wander the halls of the academy, reflects the state of criticism in our time.

A native of Catalan who relocated to Los Angeles at 18, Collet - Serra had a precocious rise through the commercial and music video directing ranks that caught the attention of producer Joel Silver, leading to his first feature gig on 2005's House of Wax, which this dewy young critic at the time described as «an adroitly shot inventory of perversities, bustling with inventive murder and anchored by Brian Edmonds's great, creepy sets.»

Younger critics drew from both Sarris and Kael but now give their top accolades to directors with the most distinctive, assertive, self - conscious styles.

My journey with FF2 Media began in 2008, as I was accepted into Goodman Theatre's Cindy Bandle Young Critics, a program specifically designed to immerse young women into the world of theater and journalism.

Young critics don't hesitate to give their thumbs down (or use other digits) to pass judgment on a teacher's performance, but now, teachers are getting acting tips from Broadway and beyond.

Tramway has a range of ongoing residents in the building including its own Herald Angel award - winning youth - theatre, Junction 25, for teenagers aged 13 - 17, driven by the young people themselves; Tramway Young Critics, exploring critical approaches to contemporary art for ages 14 - 20, and Time for Art, a practical art workshop for over 55's.

Other missions of the organization are to encourage the production of works, train new practioners — mainly young critics, curators and artists — disseminate national and international contemporary art, in addition to promoting subjects related to the area.

Arthur Danto and various younger critics have argued persuasively that they and a raft of contemporary artists since the 1960s have put to rest the issues of modernism.

In 1957, two young critics from Cahiers de cinéma published a study of Alfred Hitchcock, drawing attention to the artistic and moral complexity of a...

The Bergman films flopped both critically and commercially, though for the young critics of Cahiers du Cinema they were models of personal independent filmmaking that would help spark the French New Wave.

In his early 20s and writing for the magazine Framework, the young critic reviews two recent films by Jean - Luc Godard: Tout va bien (1972) and Le Vent d'est (1970).

The scholarship will make grants to six to eight young critics to enable them to attend and cover the 2014 Sundance Film Festival as part of the Indiewire Critics Academy, a workshop for aspiring film critics.

It was more dicey when I was a young critic writing about friends in the «Pictures» crew, but even then, dealers and collectors had far more power than critics.

The Aldrich show was one factor, another was because none of the established or younger critics could really get a handle on what was going on.

Join Lynne Tillman, Thomas Beard, and Horsfield for CRAIG OWENS — PORTRAIT OF A YOUNG CRITIC, a book launch and panel discussion with Paul Chan and Johanna Burton at the New Museum.

Category BOOKS / PERIODICALS, CONVERSATION, LITERATURE / POETRY · Tags Art in America, Badlands Unlimited, Barbara Kruger, Before Pictures (Crimp), Beyond Recognition (Owens), Craig Owens, Craig Owens - Portrait of a Young Critic (Blumenthal and Horsfield), Dancing Foxes Press, Douglas Crimp, Johanna Burton, Kate Horsfield, Lyn Blumenthal, Lynne Tillman, New Museum, October (journal), Paul Chan, Thomas Beard, Timothy Greenfield - Sanders, University of Chicago Press

The movement officially began in 1967, when the young critic - turned - curator Germano Celant coined the Arte Povera moniker, and ended in 1970, when he took the unilateral decision to bury it and work with its individual participants.

All younger critics, curators, and collectors need to make it their business to seek this work out — in the flesh, whenever possible.

The Modern Art in the United States exhibition, organised by MoMA and shown at Tate in 1956, prompted some younger critics, such as Lawrence Alloway and David Sylvester, to espouse American Abstract Expressionism as the most vital trend of their day, and British abstract painters quickly followed suit.

What's unfortunate is that nobody seems to be in a position to make a criticism of what's going on, about standards being lowered, and having false ideals... We have a lot of young critics, and the young critics feel that the way to succeed in their own area is to espouse and support whatever it is that's catching on, and if they can be the first ones to proclaim it, they can then become another Clement Greenberg, perhaps.

Tim Davies, the 16 - year - old winner of our young critics competition, spends a day at the Turner prize show with old hand Adrian Searle

The late Harold Rosenberg disparaged her work as «decorative bombast sustained by dubious art history,» and younger critics have occasionally accused her of lapsing into formula.