Übersetzung für "Gesellschaftliche zustände" in Englisch

Do you also see your art as a symbol of a social condition?

They also reflect societal conditions.

Therefore, it seemed particularly adequate to describe social conditions in a condensed form.

Steven Soderbergh generally uses genre cinema to highlight political scandals or social conditions.

Her photos can be read both as images of reality and as metaphors for social states.

At the same time, only about 40% of the rise in health status over the past century is attributable to medical progress, with the rest reflecting improved social and economic conditions.

Occupying the public space, the works draw the attention of passers-by to social conditions and show them a new side of the world they are currently moving through - sometimes with humor, and sometimes by applying a more radical strategy.

As long as social conditions which, so to speak, threaten natural sexual pleasure with punishment, as long as our entire way of life does constant injury to the requirements of health of body and spirit; then so long will abnormal sexual intercourse not cease.

The body as a medium reflecting societal conditions also re-examines the role of performance in art history.

The group exhibition understands suspicion as a medium for both artists and visitors to question aesthetic, political, social, and media-related issues.

In the film, in his installations in old display cases, and in his animal bodies molded out of excrement, Halilaj achieves the feat of making this decay visible as a social state without wagging his finger didactically.

The group exhibition »In the Event of Suspicion« understands suspicion as a medium allowing both artists and visitors to question aesthetic, political, social, and media-related issues.

Scott’s themes are arduous and political and confront social conditions of different eras in the relentless reappraisal of one’s own identity as a black, discriminated and sexualized woman whose cultural identity has been stolen from her.

Cornelia Schmidt-Bleek's work regularly draws on elements of botany to describe social and political conditions.

Anderson found "numerous examples of institutions which truly mediate civil, political and economic interests", in large part because he didn't look for them in the formalistic, "differentiated" categories proposed by the mainstream civil society literature, but rather by observing everyday life in the town.6 These institutions, however, are highly particular, pertaining either to ethnic or uniquely local economic and social circumstances.

In paintings, sculptures, videos, sound pieces, installations and lecture performances, there is an examination of, for example, architecture, and of specific places and collective experiences; research-based projects are developed, music and materialities are tested, and social conditions and various aesthetic uses of form are depicted.

An excellent illustration of how this works is provided by David Anderson’s anthropological study of a remote community in Siberia. Anderson found “numerous examples of institutions which truly mediate civil, political and economic interests”, in large part because he didn’t look for them in the formalistic, “differentiated” categories proposed by the mainstream civil society literature, but rather by observing everyday life in the town.6 These institutions, however, are highly particular, pertaining either to ethnic or uniquely local economic and social circumstances.

The people of Samoa now have the tools to assist them with natural disasters as well as to improve social, economic and educational situations in the greater community.

As in Maamoun’s previous works, where the visual language of the cultural imaginary is examined for possible ways of representation of actual coherencies, also in this so laconic and poetic film, symbolic representations collide subtly with each other, and intimate confessions can be transposed to broader societal and political situations.

But entire social conditions were humanized by the Christian respect for and achievement of monogamy, based on the free declaration of intent and power of decision of independent partners, regardless of the interests of the parents or the clans of the ancestors.

One can ascribe to some music genres a certain rebellious character, which ultimately mirrors youthful rejection of conservative social conditions, but the music itself does not have any political attributes.

The question and call for relevancy to asserted social realities and conditions could be described as a theme frequently recurring in exhibition projects.

If people really want to talk to each other without going crazy, then this is how you have to do it.Do you also see your art as a symbol of a social condition?