Sentence examples for emerging aesthetic from inspiring English sources

We study fictional narratives, performance, and poetry as well as cinema, music, and emerging aesthetic media.

But when Ms. Tan, the pianist, approached Mr. Reed on behalf of Somei Satoh, a Japanese composer, he felt that Mr. Satoh's esoteric Minimalism suited his label's emerging aesthetic.

Steven High and David W. Lewis begin by exploring an emerging aesthetic they term the deindustrial sublime, explaining how the ritualized demolition of landmark industrial structures served as dramatic punctuations between changing eras.

For critics, they represent an emerging aesthetic that explores the tensions between city life and "rez life", between pop and traditional native culture – a dual identity shaped by a decades-long migration from reservations and Canadian reserves to urban centers in a pattern than mirrors that of the Great Migration.

We publish work that articulates new arts movements, critically examines emerging aesthetic practices, discovers new critical methods and vocabularies, and investigates how the contemporary arts confront the historicity of artistic form.

We quickly realized that there wasn't a North American home for this emerging aesthetic and attitude the way guys like Ed Banger were representing for mid-aughts Parisians.

The emerging conceptual aesthetic is evident, with mixed results, in the nascent gallery scenes in Jeddah and Riyadh.

The interspersed elements of visual abstraction, where the talking head suddenly breaks apart into a point of glittering dots or undulating wireframes, serve not only as representations of things being discussed in the dialogue but as experimental filmic gestures that hint at an emerging new aesthetic that the RGB+D team is only beginning to cultivate.

Blazwick says the "emerging non-aesthetic discourses" in anthropology, psychoanalysis, feminism and literary theory provided innovative insights into both the art and the wider culture.

How architectural drawings emerged as aesthetic objects, promoted by a network of galleries, collectors, and institutions, and how this changed the understanding of architecture.

Every Wal-Mart and KFC in America is ugly — but what are magnificently ugly are the buildings that cost hundreds of millions to construct, and still emerge as aesthetic monstrosities".