He collects packets of lost or abandoned snapshots from junk shops and trash bins, chooses those that interest him, and arranges them in cheap albums by theme: dozens of pictures of televisions, say, or middle-American dining rooms decorated for holidays.
While the theme of these pictures is the ubiquity of these devices, the fact is that I'm finding it harder to get a picture on the street without one of them in it.
In a program note Mr. Andsnes wrote that this music has always "made me think of the gallery visitor as an innocent, rather naïve soul (perhaps even a child)." So childhood was the theme of the "Pictures Reframed" program, which included three other works as well as two short Rhode videos without music.
To investigate our hypothesis that impairment in abstract thinking is associated with severity of abnormal eye gaze in patients with schizophrenia, we created a theme identification task, in which subjects judged a theme of presented pictures while their visual scan paths were concurrently monitored.
Paint the rock according to the theme of the pictures being displayed.
"But all of us had a certain real conviction about the theme of the picture and the content of the picture, and I didn't hesitate". The Johnston family was, and is, proud that their story was used to promote racial understanding, said Albert Johnston Jr., a retired department store buyer and composer who is now 63.
Three words were presented in the bottom of the pictures, and participants were asked to indicate the main theme of the picture by selecting one of these words.
Looked at in one way, we see immediately quite how laughably inconsequential the theme of this picture is.
Indeed, a common theme of the "Picture Your Life" project is that cancer spurs people to take long-delayed trips, seek out adventure and spend time with their families.
He pointed Herrmann toward Pepe Guízar's perky tune "A poco no," or "Not just a little"; an early memo indicates that it could be used as the "theme of the picture".
