Examples of using Artistic practice in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I gave up and stopped my artistic practice.
So it must be the artistic practice and maybe that's the higher purpose of abstract art.
Nevertheless, one of the events' objectives was to expose the artistic practice of that period.
In addition to the interest in artistic practice, the musician read many authors who inspired.
During the late 20th century visual art developments introduced new processes and situations,which resulted in an expanded notion of artistic practice.
The aim is to combine the subject design and the artistic practice with child culture and children's culture.
During the late 20th century, developments within visual art introduced new processes and situations,which resulted in an expanded concept of artistic practice.
During the residency year the artists continue their individual artistic practice while participating in weekly meetings, workshops and art tours.
The artistic practice is consolidated in the autonomy of the spirit, Act with fairness on the way, and prints in the book reflections and aspirations, nothing is random.
The Master in Creative Arts in Experimental Media Art(EMA)is a field of artistic practice, dialogue, and inquiry that integrates the arts, sciences, and technology.
Her artistic practice includes dynamic video installations, interactive video environments and light installations, exploring the relationship between perception and the body.
In our era of rapidly advancing technologies andaccelerated capitalism, artistic practices and the ecology of the art world continue to change under immense pressures.
(Tapping) So my artistic practice is all about listening to the weird and wonderful noises emitted by the magnificent celestial objects that make up our universe.
The Russian avant-garde artists of the 1920sbelieved in their ability to change the world because at the time their artistic practice was supported by Soviet authorities.
I personally think that artistic practices can play a role in the struggle against capitalist domination, but to envisage how an effective intervention can be made requires understanding of the dynamics of democratic politics;
These conditions therefore incited unique interest in thequestion of utopia as a social matter(as reflected through the artistic practice) that is simultaneously objective and subjective;
From the point of view of the theory of hegemony, artistic practices play a role in the constitution and maintenance of a given symbolic order or in its challenging and this is why they necessarily have a political dimension.
It is only within such a perspective that one can grasp the hegemonic struggle which characterizes democratic politics,hegemonic struggle in which artistic practices can play a crucial role.
Can artistic practices still play a critical role in a society where the difference between art and advertizing have become blurred and where artists and cultural workers have become a necessary part of capitalist production?
Once this illusion is abandoned, jointly with the revolutionary conception of politics accompanying it,we can see that critical artistic practices represent an important dimension of democratic politics.
Could artistic practices still play a critical role in a society where artistic production is absorbed by the culture industry and where artists have become a necessary part of capitalist production and the chain of consumption?
Continuing the theme of Musrara Mix 15,where we developed the idea"art-sistence" as a place where existence and artistic practices meet, this year's festival will focus on the concept of"translocation", offering a glimpse into the world of bio-art.
The complexity of the connection between the(linguistic) structure and the content, which emerges from the positions of Deleuze and Guattari and Luce Irigaray, is not only relevant to the case of language,but it also allows a perspective from which one can also read the artistic practice.
As a festival aiming to define the contours of contemporary digital culture,it seeks out artistic practices that not only respond to scientific or technical developments, but that shape the way in which we think about and experience the technologies which impact virtually all aspects of our daily lives.
Ginton claimed that these political expressions, which increased in intensity after the political and social crisis that followed the Young Kippur War, continued until the 1980s,at which time most artists abandoned these subversive artistic practices and returned to more traditional artistic activity.
Within the Forensic Architecture Agency at Goldsmith University, Caine's artistic practice and research deals with relations between state, religious nationality and imaging technologies. His work tries to expose and challenge the way the photographic mechanism is rooted in the idea of building and constructing physical reality.
Part of her on-going research is the theme of“Museum in the City and City in the Museum”, which on one hand opens up questions related to cultural policies that affect the emergence of new formats of art institutions, and on the other-analyzes the interconnection between the urbanization processes and artistic practices, which are mirroring these developments.
This twofold Bard focus of specialized study of an intellectual heritage of continued relevance,and the application of ideas in“real life” through local exploration, artistic practice, public debate, and civic engagement programs, has prepared Bard College Berlin alumni/ae for creative problem-solving and successful collaborations in public and private sectors at local, national, and international levels.