Sentence examples for experimental workshops from inspiring English sources

This fall, 16 high schools in California started experimental workshops, billed as a kind of "shop class for the 21st century," that were financed by the federal government.

Worries Over Defense Department Money for 'Hackerspaces' This fall, 16 high schools in California started experimental workshops that were financed by the federal government.

At Oshogbo, in southwestern Nigeria, three Europeans — Ulli Beier; his first wife, Susanne Wenger; and his second wife, Georgina Beier — opened experimental workshops for local artists, who were encouraged to take imagery from Yoruba myths and folk tales.

They have participated in several workshops before our experimental workshops.

The project was composed of a set of pedagogical and experimental workshops that aimed to promote the broad concept of human evolution as well as to demystify the anthropocentric perspective that places humans at the top of the chain of life, embracing the idea that evolution is not a straight road but is a casual and unexpected event that needs constant updates.

Takemitsu founded an experimental workshop in Japan, and went on to work with John Cage.

Jackson Pollock added local matter to many of his paintings, perhaps inspired by the Mexican muralist Siqueiros, whose New York City experimental workshop he attended in 1936.

The show's organizers give more space to the Tokyo-based Jikken Kobo, or Experimental Workshop, which was technologically savvy and conceptually oriented.

Founded originally in 1946 as an offshoot of the Old Vic theatre school, then refounded in 1969 under the wings of the National, the Young Vic finally made a break for freedom in 1974 with the pioneering director Frank Dunlop, as an independent, experimental, workshop theatre aimed at young audiences (hence the name).

He and some fellow-students had started the Junction Avenue Theatre Company in 1975, while they were still in school; they performed in Johannesburg, doing Alfred Jarry's "Ubu Roi" and other experimental workshop productions, one of which, "The Fantastical History of a Useless Man," was about "what it felt like to be white and useless in South Africa".

This paper describes an experimental workshop involving fifteen design professionals in which conceptual design activity was tracked, and subsequently mapped, in order to test and validate a tentative design framework (phase and activity model).