Sentence examples for interconnectedness of art from inspiring English sources

It was a poignant moment that spoke to the global interconnectedness of art, the role of technology in crossing borders and Mr. Nuttall's creativity and commitment to serious music.

It immerses us in two enormous, endlessly fascinating narratives: the history of painting and the history of Russia itself, forming a remarkable tribute to the endurance of the medium and the country, and the inescapable interconnectedness of art and life.

It immerses us in two enormous, endlessly fascinating narratives: the history of painting and the history of Russia, forming a remarkable tribute to the endurance of the medium and the country, and the inescapable interconnectedness of art and life.

Taking her theme from a visit to an abandoned "minor" battlefield near Van in south-east Turkey, where the artist's militant friend Andrea Wolf, who had joined the PPK, was killed in 1998, Steyerl weaves a long and complicated story about the interconnectedness of war and art museums.

He also demonstrates the intricate interconnectedness of the arts.

The curators there are trying to underscore the diversity, richness and interconnectedness of the arts that reflect a melting pot of different cultures.

(Dunning) DANCE AT VISION FESTIVAL X (Tuesday) Maria Mitchell's multimedia "Bejeweled: Lydia on the Top Floor" will open the dance component of this weeklong festival focusing on the interconnectedness of the arts and their audiences.

We compare our approach with a state-of-art parameter-based approach (PageRank with Priors or PRP) and with another parameter-free method (Interconnectedness or ICN).

Whether it's digital technology or media spectacles, the artificial paradises of mind-altering drugs or the ecstatic experience of art or the wondrous bond of love, the dream of interconnectedness, of breaking through the boundaries of the self, belong to a dream of liberation.

In the words of English architect Charles Fowler, "The arts provide a more comprehensive and insightful education because they invite students to explore the emotional, intuitive, and irrational aspects of life that science is hard pressed to explain...The arts humanize the curriculum while affirming the interconnectedness of all forms of knowing.

Tangentially, the way he wrote about the interconnectedness of all nature was central to the development of the Romantic movement in western European literature, art and music.