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3 giorni fa · The power that elites wield can be some mix of ‘hard’ (or material) power, defined often as coercion (be that via violence—or the threat thereof—or the deployment of economic resources) and ‘soft’ (the power to set the agenda, to frame the debate, and/or to persuade others). 16 Tella defines soft power as ‘an actor’s ability to influence the action, inaction, position and ...
4 giorni fa · Arshile Gorky’s The Artist and His Mother (c. 1926–c. 1942) is both an exploration of modern painting and an emotional evocation of personal and national tragedy. This painting is one of the most powerful portraits of the 20th century.
2 giorni fa · Ascending the stairs to the second floor of Science Gallery London, a large, striking portrait of a young woman with dark hair and reddish highlights is visible. Getting closer, the label below reads: Tia. Equally arresting portraits of women called Fran and Keiko adorn the adjacent wall. The photos form the first part of the Dementia Journeys exhibition, which tells the stories of Tia, Fran ...
2 giorni fa · The power of representation Portraits have the ability to represent individuals in a way that can shape public opinion and perception. For example, in political campaigns, portraits of candidates are often used to create a specific image of them in the minds of voters. Portraits can also be used to challenge existing representations and ...
5 giorni fa · Todd Fuller painted the portraits of 30 Liddell Power Station workers to mark the site's closure. The experience changed his perspective forever.
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4 giorni fa · The Power of Portraits Portraits play a central role in the ‘London is so gay’ campaign, capturing the essence and diversity of the LGBT+ community. Each portrait tells a unique story, showcasing individuals from various backgrounds, identities, and experiences.
2 giorni fa · Wu Zetian. 武則天. Wu Zetian as depicted in An 18th century album of portraits of 86 emperors of China, with Chinese historical notes ( British Library) Empress of China. Reign. 16 October 690 [1] [note 1] – 21 February 705 [2] [note 2] Coronation. 16 October 690. Predecessor.
