Sentence examples for new publics from inspiring English sources
members of these new publics, and that can induce mass actions.
Rather than isolating each form, the workshops focus on moments of overlap to examine how new practices force a reconsideration of knowledge production and shape how new publics are produced.
The section of the Triennale most obviously trying to grab the public's attention is organised by Mexican curator José Esparza: New Publics, a programme of lectures, debates and performances, will unfold over the next three months on a big circular stage in Lisbon's Praça da Figueira.
In this lecture, two case studies Ernst Friedrichs book War against War! and John Heartfields photomontage Ten Years On are the starting point for an exploration of the ways in which pacifist activists mobilized emerging forms of visual culture and sought to enlist new publics in the pacifist cause.
Searching for Art's New Publics will appeal to students studying fine art (especially those with an interest in cross-disciplinary work and public art) and those studying curating.
In the case of Noko Jeans, publicity around the product generated a new public sphere.
His new public posture toward Paul?
Moreover, it requires a new public philosophy.
A new public could be in store.
Is the library the new public square?
Neither will a new public insurance plan.
