Sentence examples for aesthetic projects from inspiring English sources
Distant Star shows how this warped ideal may re-imagine our most heinous acts as aesthetic projects, how literature must stand in opposition to power or else assume its corruption.
Indeed, this insistence on the representative dimension of art might appear old-fashioned, inasmuch as the more modern insistence on the autonomy of the artwork has marked most late 19th century aesthetic projects and their 20th century descendants.
I'm pretty sure some more audiovisual National Geographic / Plantwave aesthetic projects will be done in collaboration with Music For Your Plants as well. .
It is the end result of long labor on an aesthetic project.
Her aesthetic project centers on more intimate transformations: "This is a mother-daughter story," she writes in the new novel.
Felsenstein's political project, of building computers that would undermine institutions and allow citizens to share information and organize, was recast as an aesthetic project of self-reliance and personal empowerment.
"The migrants usually start with renovations or an aesthetic project," said Alex Rivera, a filmmaker whose 2003 documentary, "Grupo Unión," follows the activities of an association based in Newburgh, N.Y.
In the fine "Sketch for an Aesthetic Project" he speaks of "parchments of blood, / sunk where I cannot walk": this trope returns in a poem in a 1984 volume ("The Continuing City: Spirit and Body," from "Explications/Interpretations") as a bit of manifesto: "I take the earth beneath me / as parchment and intention, / memory and project of all / movement it contains".
At the same time, I'd like to say that this is the definition of the cinema in general: let's say, a humanistic ambition, a look at the world, as well as an aesthetic project; this is nothing other than the cinema.
Godard's tribute to Rohmer, a supreme modernist as well (and their interest in artistic modernism was one of their ongoing subjects of discussion, back in the fifties) is, at the same time, a tribute to their shared experience and a promise of an aesthetic project that does it justice.
Nietzsche proposes strong, vital desire at the heart of this aesthetic project, rather than the dampening of desire.
