New Moves comprises four major programmes each year, each featuring a collaboration with an outstanding artist or ensemble operating in a different artistic sphere and/or musical genre, making use of an underpinning theme to thread together eclectic music and ignite dialogue across art forms.
Students at the University of Michigan are igniting a dynamic dialogue about race and specifically what it means to be black at a predominantly white university.
How cool would it be to begin igniting some sort of dialogue around the issues that are raised in "Sweat" with people who are really touched by some of what's happening in the play?
After finishing Rock'n'Roll, Stoppard became fascinated by the looting of the Baghdad Museum, but no workable plot or dialogue ignited.
So what seemed like a simple request to help cut bureaucratic delays for commanders as many as 10 time zones away from Washington, has ignited a spirited dialogue inside the Pentagon and within the administration about how to give the regional chiefs more tools to wage an unconventional war without giving them too much more power, officials said.
That does not mean that everybody as to be included everywhere but it is the task of policy makers to ignite a social dialogue that enables the engagement of certain stakeholder groups and participate equally in the design of socially robust solutions.
The resulting multilateral dialogue ignited is certain to yield ongoing gains and will continue to jettison deeply held misconceptions both about the place of the Muslim world in innovative medicine and advancing science and equally the West's 'gate-keeping' of such activities.
"Contraband Cinema" — billed, rightly, as a series of films that "ignite a dialogue around the question, what makes a political film?" — runs through next Thursday at BAM, and at least one of them makes a particularly timely appearance.
With all the betrayals and gassy ambitions swirling around here, we badly need dialogue to ignite the film, instead of which even the most aggressive spirits keep firing the dampest of lines.
At the turn of the nineteenth century, ten per cent of the population had African origins, but Mexican independence ignited a new national dialogue that downplayed race and elevated, instead, the idea of common citizenship.
