Sentences with phrase «youth subcultures of»

Scenario in the Shade explores the history of youth subcultures of the San San International through a mise - en - scène of objects, architectural environments, and a 30 minute faux - ethnographic science fiction film, presented in the artist's signature labyrinth of immersive interiors.

The show explores the history of the youth subcultures of the San San International (a parallel universe) through a mise - en - scène of objects, architectural environments and a 30 - minute faux - ethnographic science fiction film, presented in the artist's signature labyrinth of immersive interiors.

The photographs he took in ordinary settings such as clubs, friends» kitchens, and parks compose an unembellished document of Tillmans's life amid youth subcultures of the 1980s and 1990s.

Not exact matches

The show continued with the theme of past youth subcultures.

The movie's tale of a group of street toughs has drawn comparisons to The Warriors, but I think the better analogy is Spielberg's E.T., not just in that alchemy between the fantastic and the absolutely mundane (South England's Lambeth neighbourhood), but also in the crafting of a living youth subculture alive with its own language, ritual, and custom.

He certainly does that in this production, satirizing youth subcultures, the media, and the extremes that a government might take in order to control unruly parts of the population.

But it's also a study in reinvention and the fluid definition of identity and sexuality embraced by the subculture around the music, the first youth movement to openly accept and embrace ideas of bisexuality and homosexuality.

Students fill in each page of the pack including their youth subculture's norms, values, origins, motives, fashion sense, music etc..

«Counterculture,» a survey of the last thirty years of «Alternative Information from the Underground Press to the Internet,» displayed some 1,000 - plus items organized around such general themes as «Students, Youth, and the Rise of the Underground Press,» «Black Panthers and Third World Struggles,» «Feminism and Gay Liberation,» and «Punk Subculture and Zines.»

Yoshitomo Nara: Nobody's Fool draws connections between the artist's work and the sensibilities of youth subcultures worldwide, focusing on themes of alienation and...

This body of work — a significant addition to the legacy of American subculture photography forged by the likes of Peter Hujar, David Wojnarwicz, Philip - Lorca diCorcia and Nan Goldin — is characterized by McGinley's idiosyncratic admixture of hopefulness and self - awareness, as well as his unembarrassed disclosure of the melodrama of youth, its inextricably intertwined joy and heartbreak: the artist shows us his debauched, frequently naked friends, laughing and weeping, taking drugs and having sex, tagging walls and pissing off roofs.

Luis Gispert's sculptures and photographs depict a «hip - hop baroque» aesthetic and a subject matter that touches upon themes of American youth culture, class and values, and status - driven subcultures.

Cao Fei presents a real subculture suffused in illusions through her work and reflects the dilemma of youth existence and ennui emerging in the face of Chinese urban and economic transformations.

Cao's art bridges into visual arts with the use of popular culture and shifts through different subcultures and phenomenon to create the surreal landscapes that she is most known for — actors incased in Burberry behaving like dogs reenact a hysteric day in the office, ordinary people dancing to hip - hop on the street, people dressed in Chinese shopping bags and a stage production incorporating Guangzhou's street youths are just a few examples of using the city's everyday life to analyze and render the current social situation where traditions and new influences are constantly in conflict.

However, youths growing up in impoverished, inner - city neighborhoods face obstacles to conventional development.1, 2 Many African - American adolescents are caught up in the subculture of «the streets» and, in the transition to adulthood, risk becoming school dropouts, premature parents, marginally employed adults, welfare recipients, and struggling family members.

Polsky summarized decades of research on deviant youth subcultures: «delinquents learn delinquent techniques from each other and overcome inhibitions about breaking the law by mutual stimulation and reinforcement.