Sentence examples for aesthetic exchange from inspiring English sources

On the positive side, though, there was the refreshment of aesthetic exchange.

Installations span the city, from the 751 industrial district and the sleek Sanlitun neighborhood to the China Millennium Monument, where the British designer Paul Cocksedge's massive piece — 30 sheets of rolled steel engraved with classical Chinese and English poetry — anchors this year's "Guest City" and embodies the week's spirit of aesthetic exchange.

Although the many works on view are potent aesthetic explorations of gentrification, EXCHANGE 4.0 CHELSEA: A CONVERSATION FOR COMMUNITY, one of the four talks organized for the event, seemed to provide the largest concrete strides towards navigating the perils of gentrification.

Spontaneity rules within the magical associations of image, words and narrative all spun together with a cabaret humor as sharp as the Ego Schiele features and aesthetic language of the quantum exchange... Waves merging into particles and particles merging into waves...creating Bonaparte from an entirely new fabric... ("May 30, 2014")**.

This cannot be enshrined in legislation, which would exchange the pincers of aesthetic philosophy for the bludgeon of zoning law.

By contrasting preferences for attractiveness and management criteria the research presents a simple quantitative approach that provides a basis for interventions through design or knowledge exchange to help align aesthetic and ecological goals.

Without any additional funding sources to support artists who shape our cultural aesthetic, history and cityscapes, some fiscal exchange needs to take place, and one resolution has become the creation of wall-sized art for collectors and people to purchase.

Information obtained from well owners indicates that most households use ion exchange water softeners to minimize aesthetic problems of excessive hardness and dissolved iron and manganese concentrations.

The effect is not to turn debates into game shows, or Ted Talks, or online popularity contests, but rather to ground political exchange in a contemporary cultural aesthetic people find familiar and accessible.

In this way, the gallery will turn into a store where the only currency is the aesthetic and personal value of the items exchanged.

In exchange, the labels had a say in the aesthetic direction and distribution of the final product.