Liubov Popova's "Space-Force Constructions" were low-relief companions to Tatlin and Rodchenko's constructions in space.
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Even artificial seagoing constructions are not out of the question.
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Before he builds his constructions, Barnett diagrams them on paper.
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Bristles may be better than wings for very small constructions.
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I see them fighting with one another over these constructions.
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It is the string constructions that I kept going back.
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Most of my constructions resulted in massive knots of overlapping concrete.
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Forbearance toward informal constructions is an easy way to win votes.
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Click here to view original GIFA smattering of The_Donald's title constructions.
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They say that logging, oil pipelines, and constructions threaten their sustainability.
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His work is about experimentation, endlessly reworking garments into fresh constructions.
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I wore ephemeral versions, copying their sentence constructions, verbiage, and tones.
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In the modern era, technology has made heretofore impossible constructions realities.
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Cardboard constructions can be crushed, painted, recycled and stuck back together.
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The result is a large number of "as studies show" constructions.
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The nuances within her photo-sculptures, which at times include protest imagery, challenge the viewer to see beyond simple constructions of photographs and, by doing this, provide a way to see past simple constructions of identity.
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Students are being funneled into engaging only in previously vetted human constructions.
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Christine: And finish the job of reforming and strengthening these extraordinary constructions.
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Click here to view original GIFLego's Star Wars constructions kits are legendary.
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In recent years London has put up plenty of jazzy new constructions.
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Most are wood constructions but there are a few ceramic objects, too.
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We explore the wafer-thin constructions of Japanese computer scientist Jun Mitani.
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A flurry of totally new constructions has emerged to bridge the gap.
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Although he is relatively new to the game, his constructions are masterful.
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Meanwhile, the clickety constructions of trap come through even a tiny tweeter.
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Like Flavin's neon constructions, the works are brightly colored and ostensibly geometric.
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Rather than serving as destructive images, these pieces are affirmations and constructions.
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The 1990 text explains gender performativity, and defines gender roles as social constructions.
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When corrected by his teachers, he would explain his constructions to show that
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"Typical sources are constructions, architectural landscapes and sparsely populated metropolitan spaces," says Kobidze.
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And finally, there are some more general constructions — like this one-man backhoe:
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Unlike many of these cases, the houses in the Circus were recent constructions.
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Popova's breakthrough "Space-Force Constructions" of 1920, however, remain her most innovative works.
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They are ghosts, phantasmagorias, but also the ground for present and future constructions.
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Having gone to so much trouble, artists wanted their constructions to last indefinitely.
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At John Davis Gallery, I saw Kathy Bradford's work — marvelous, painted cardboard constructions.
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Miyamoto's constructions are made from two things: string and nails with large heads.
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Tightening new constructions standards, retrofitting existing buildings and managing consumption better would all help.
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Ms. Wilson did not plan her elaborate constructions, which hinted at Surrealism and Modernism.
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Each year, it recognizes the best residential architecture in new constructions, renovations, and restorations.
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The show, titled "Vertical Constructions," will demonstrate how Sandback manipulated lines in sculptural ways.
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Here is dance with its own evocative panoply of melodies, rhythms, harmonies, dynamics, constructions.
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The gallery also features Dance Constructions of Simone Forti, created in the early 1960s.
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Everyday People I saved the saddest stories with the most innovative constructions for last.
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"Sales Volume of the 123 Top Meat Processing Companies (2014)" has four simple constructions.
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But a sizable chunk of the nearly 50 dishes were salads or saladlike constructions.
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But he stopped short of saying China would halt ongoing or future plant constructions.
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The Washington Post warned of "freezing temperatures" at Minnesota: Many news outlets used similar constructions.
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There were a lot of big buildings—not very fancy ones, those typical communist constructions.
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Above their heads hang two wrought-metal constructions designed by Sylvain Giraudeau, sometimes slowly rotating.
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You call them 'carefully wrought constructions that direct human movement and uplift everyday experience.'How?
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Economists' demand curves, utility functions and inflation rates are mere mental constructions or statistical oversimplifications.
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For the artist, "nature symbolizes truth," whereas cultural constructions of race and gender are arbitrary.
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Every step is considered, and the performance is carefully constrained by parentheses and negative constructions.
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They're human constructions for satisfying the cognitive pleasures of collecting clues, exploring and telling stories.
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An exhibition at David Klein Gallery brings together Buchanan's evocative shack constructions and pastel drawings.
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David Rockwell's set design combines timeless imperial imagery (giant gearlike constructions) with pointed American allusions.
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There are more salads at Loring Place, and the saladlike constructions are even more saladlike.
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Balanchine specialized in rhythmically watertight constructions that exist in brilliantly close counterpoint with their scores.
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His constructions from the mid-1950s on are as philosophically provocative as they are funny.
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The mayor's office said the two buildings were irregular constructions, which had not been authorized.
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My works consists of painted wood constructions and works on paper, watercolor, drawing, or collage.
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"Early Neanderthal constructions deep in Bruniquel Cave in southwestern France" is online at the journal Nature.
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This holiday season Twitter has been awash with dismal, tragic photos of the tiny lopsided constructions.
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Another body of work that Petersen's paintings seem to address is Frank Stella's idiosyncratic wall constructions.
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You can follow the blueprints in the kit or create your own constructions from your imagination.
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The team members published the blueprints behind their constructions this week in the journal Nature Biotechnology.
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While their purpose is unclear, they are among the oldest-known constructions by a human species.
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What they show are not rigid geometric trajectories, but more flexible, "topological" constructions, reflecting quantum uncertainty.
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But on No Division, the band cut the obtuse constructions and focused on sing-along choruses.
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The only remnants of Neanderthal constructions are disputed and date no later than 2000,000 years ago.
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In the shady north end of the park stand two dour constructions made of industrial materials.
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Most constructions, all cities, every culture, are constantly rebuilt in the midst of damage and loss.
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And you can see the Constructions performed on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays in the gallery space.
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And in eye-catching colors, fabrics and constructions, their staying power is looking stronger than ever.
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By comparison, Adam and Darren, positioned as a man and his shadow self, are thin constructions.
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And new constructions are typically much more expensive than resales of similar size, features and location.
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Installations feature mixed media, performance-based video art, digital animation, fiber constructions, painting, sculpture and ceramics.
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I see others doing this with political affiliation, religion, fashion, career, and other constructions of identity.
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Doug Kaplan: TALsounds' live process allows listeners to hear her looped constructions unfold in real time.
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Political parties were 'machines'—soulless constructions designed to withstand the daily grind of winning and holding power.
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Repeated interactions with chatbots trigger the constructions of a new mental model that will inform these interactions.
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This is the first time archaeologists have concluded that our cousins ventured underground and built complex constructions.
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So it's very likely, I think—probably necessary—to think that things outside the window are constructions.
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Illegal constructions were allowed in order to "appease people", Achour said of the houses on the Circus.
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Anchored by seven enveloping installations, the exhibition will include single-screen films, photographs and electrified sculptural constructions.
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Oiticica called these constructions "penetrables" because you enter, or penetrate, them by moving past layers of curtains.
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They are highly unusual, though similar constructions are found across the border in Libya, to the southwest.
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Reilly uses his tools to make vulnerable, hand-cut constructions, or digital quilts, as he calls them.
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His painted plywood constructions, often cantilevered with hidden weights such as gravel or bricks, received critical notice.
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PA, Store Electronics and Constructions Industrielles Mediterranee to be included in the CAC small index * Spie and Worldline to be removed from the CAC small index * Amundi, Edenred, Showroomprive, Store Electronics and Constructions Industrielles Mediterranee to be included in the CAC Mid & Small index * Eutelsat to be removed from the CAC Mid & Small index * Amundi, Showroomprive, Store Electronics and Constructions Industrielles Mediterranee to be included in the CAC All-Tradable index * Changes will be effective as of March 21, 2016 Source text: bit.
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The LEGO Boost Creative Toolbox takes this one step further by helping to develop coding and constructions skills.
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The new building is directly grounded on the original underground industrial constructions, which acts as the building's foundation.
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They're called flux, charge, and phase qubits, differing by the specifics of their constructions and their physical properties.
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Do we turn it inside out and analyze the language, materials, and social constructions that got us here?
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Bamboo-and-silk constructions lit from inside and depicting fanciful creatures from Chinese mythology hung in the atrium.
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Fred Sandback: Vertical Constructions continues at David Zwirner Gallery (537 West 20th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through October 22.
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"Up to 70 percent of residential homes are unplanned constructions in all major cities of Afghanistan," he added.
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So many of your sets and props in this film are delicate, ultra-detailed constructions made of trash.
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Each of Biggers's constructions was a conglomeration of familiar textiles, a dense medley of layered significations about domesticity.
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Their drum machine and organ were homemade constructions, built by the Moxhams' cousin from instructions in a magazine.
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Their rounded forms and pointed protrusions tease out a latent eroticism, while the composite constructions look almost mechanistic.
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"Watching people's big constructions blow up is totally part of the fun," says Edvald, with a wicked smile.
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I don't fault artists for empty formalist constructions — Carly Rae Jepsen and Red Velvet fascinate for similar reasons.
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Nieboer explained that, as a civil engineer, he used to work on constructions using dikes with asphalt protection.
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Most of the once colorful constructions are a portrait of neglect, the streets and landscape often eerily deserted.
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A city of opposites, shiny skyscrapers sit alongside 16th-century Spanish buildings and shantytowns next to futuristic constructions.
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There are eight mesmerizing photo-collage constructions in "snake skin," Baseera Khan's new show at Simone Subal Gallery.
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Yasuda views nails not just as miniature canvases but as the scaffolding for ambitious and inventive micro-constructions.
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He investigated this for his book, Cultural Constructions of the Femme Fatale: From Pandora's Box to Amanda Knox.
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One of the most impressive of constructions in this show is Mexican artist Abraham Cruzvillegas' immense "Autoconstrcción" (2010).
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There's a sense that these songs are assembled from a thousand tiny little hooks, clicking into rickety constructions.
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Kazuko was originally a painter and she preserves a painter's sense of spatial illusion within her sculptural constructions.
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They provide a new understanding of the Viking society, the social constructions and also norms in the Viking Age.
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She is aware about constructions, so we have already the same vocabulary when it comes to designing a dress.
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The TR-808 forced artists to think differently about not only the beat constructions but about flows and melodies.
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He's happiest, he said, when his abstract constructions lead him back around to small discoveries about ordinary whole numbers.
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Officials have promised to demolish dozens of illegal constructions, largely private fences and walls blocking access to the sea.
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An exhibition at the New York Studio School gathers about 50 of Castle's strangely poetic drawings and cardboard constructions.
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Supported by metal infrastructures, these constructions rise from floor to ceiling, surrounding visitors with a theatrically impressive, gymlike environment.
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While he is mostly known in design circles for his open glass constructions, Mr. Olthuis sees a broader mission.
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"The mind has its own reality and, by the way, medical disorders are social constructions also," he told me.
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Sekisui House goes as far as to provide trade-in programs for used buildings in exchange for newer constructions.
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On November 30, the Bass Museum will unveil Miami Mountain, a 41-foot high version of Rondinone's boulder constructions.
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They imagine elaborate constructions or buildings stacked with these, allowing them to recall up to 1,000 pieces of data.
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And the tricky part about social constructions is that the more people reinforce them, the more normalized they become.
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Claire did send me her earliest constructions to test-solve, though, and I could already see she had talent.
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By the 1970s, Bergman increasingly preferred hand-held camera work over the carefully grounded constructions of his earlier films.
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" 14A: And I'll bet your brain, like mine, didn't automatically leap to TREE HOUSES for "Some high-rise constructions.
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What they embraced instead were lacy, delicate constructions called guirlande, inspired by the formality of the court of Versailles.
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In stressing the classics, it misses how the history of fashion is a record of deviations from archetypal constructions.
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Some constructions are focused on a formidable-looking grid that has super smooth fill and a low word count.
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Dre Britton breaks down quotidian structures and rebuilds them, yielding constructions that are both vaguely familiar and vaguely alien.
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Game of Thrones' elaborate, clockwork constructions of its world have become one of the show's most enduring pop culture legacies.
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Schoultz's work is bright and boisterous, almost dizzying, while the actual constructions and structures look damaged—the fallout of conflict.
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So you had handmade paper, you had painted Styrofoam, you had molded silicone, and constructions of lots of different material.
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But even if they're less advanced, the constructions still give a new lease of life to those who receive them.
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His complex constructions always had a sensitivity to the distinction between the viewer's experience of the interior and the exterior.
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Both this background and the fact that Pleva's father and grandfather were engineers inform his extraordinarily detailed and complex constructions.
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It also asked the court to rule on several other actions by China, such as large-scale constructions on reefs.
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Displayed on pedestals, eight crude constructions from the '70s are assembled from cardboard, tape, string, aluminum foil and glass bottles.
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He continued working with bicycles in graduate school in Texas, where he also produced constructions using cathode-ray tube monitors.
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But there's a beauty in what Teibel's constructions offer, especially if these records are intended as ballast for suffering brains.
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At Yancey Richardson, Sepuya presents traditional portraits and large, collaged constructions comprised of many photographs of the artist and friends.
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In addition to their multicolored complexions, Puder's constructions look as though they've been forcibly compressed like debris in a tsunami.
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Sea sand is mostly used for land reclamation, while river sand is a core component in constructions materials like cement.
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From her suggestive sculptures, installations, photography, and found objects alike, she's always challenged and satirized gender stereotypes and masculine constructions.
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The creator of the extension, a designer named Eric Bailey, eventually added other preposterous text-swapping constructions to his software.
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Throughout the history of art, the image of the reclining Venus has been used to signify different constructions of identity.
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In my studio on Swans Island, Maine, I make paintings and constructions that refer to the sea outside my door.
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Vonn's life since Vancouver, her last Olympics, has included major knee constructions, multiple broken bones, nerve damage and shredded cartilage.
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Perhaps, then, he is best compared to Robert Irwin, whose monumental constructions have some affinities with these relatively small sculptures.
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"Little Constructions" is a more meandering, rollicking novel, full of nutty lines that are, bewilderingly, horrible and hilarious at once.
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We do know, however, that some people are able to construct much more complex and involved constructions in their minds.
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Some officials in India have tried to fix their slums by simply razing them, reasoning that the constructions are illegal.
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But the end of the play suggested to me that there are no comfortable answers to questions of racial constructions.
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Slow-paced, sad, rueful and sometimes warmly funny, "After the Storm" is one of his sturdiest, and most sensitive, constructions.
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The Deloitte report said developers are taking on large-scale constructions on the condition that these spaces are pre-let.
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It means softening the constructions in your mind that get in the way of experiencing what's in front of you.
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He also had made cut-out constructions and filled the walls of his home with hand-painted scenes of Italy.
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His uniformly exquisite constructions span an impressive range of media in The Origins of Grey, his third exhibition with Pierogi.
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It's easy to see how languages could change through drift, as people randomly pick up the words and constructions they overhear.
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Segalen examines how the whole — the concept of self, most importantly, but also those of nation, culture and ethnicity — are constructions.
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French chemical maker Arkema said on Tuesday it is to work on project of constructions with Nexoon, 5M, and IRT M1003P.
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She views her felt outfits much like her sculptures, as communicative constructions that establish dialogues between humans and the natural world.
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Demand for houses is higher than ever, and with less new constructions being built, prices for existing properties are shooting up.
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In May, police carried out their biggest raid so far when dozens of officers swooped on a constructions site in Stockholm.
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Retail sales, home sales, home constructions and exports all dropped in the final month of 2018 amid major financial market volatility.
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For most of the modern era, theorists prioritized word over image, creating a world that is dominated by either/or constructions.
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The two modifying constructions are not parallel — one is a participle phrase ("based in …") and one a relative clause ("which counts …").
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MICHAEL ROSENFELD Theodore Roszak (212-1981) is best known as a Modernist sculptor of futuristic constructions and expressionistic welded-steel works.
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I'm going to see if they can make more spaces and that new constructions will have better follow-ups and guidelines.
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I have the studio door open to the yard— a wild tangle of plants, wooden constructions, cat hideouts, and rusted metal.
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Music critic Adam Harper called her earliest music epic collage, but that implies that her constructions are haphazard, without clear intent.
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They look toward the melting tones, echoey hollows and vocal-sample constructions of recent releases by Ms. Gomez and Justin Bieber.
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First, his paintings, then his spatiodynamic constructions from 1948-on that attempt a post-painting synthesis of spatial and dynamic elements.
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Anchored by anaphoric constructions, the poem generates a liturgical insistence in its desire for rapture: Would the upward rush were angelic.
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"Little Constructions" is her second novel, written before her widely acclaimed fourth book, "Milkman," received the Man Booker Prize in 2018.
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Grimes emerged from the arty side of electronic pop on her early albums, mingling her voice with lo-fi electroacoustic constructions.
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It is one of the world's largest constructions for worshipping God, and features separate altars for sacrifices to heaven and earth.
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He began releasing his own albums in 2009; "Small Constructions" (Sunnyside), a duo album with the pianist Dan Tepfer, appeared in 2013.
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Using unrealistic classical constructions of beauty for women, Antin documented losing nearly 10 lbs (4.5 kg) through a process of starving herself.
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Moving around and through the piece, the temporary nature of constructions, their processes of transformation, and their material memory are made palpable.
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And even thinking about music compositions in terms of binary constructions instead of sonata form is a very different way of thinking.
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Rather, listening to these polished mechanical constructions swivel round and round on their axes, until the details become a gorgeous blur, hypnotizes.
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While Vink specializes in food photography, Jell-O proved to be a surprising challenge—especially for many-tiered constructions like this one.
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He also began to think about how humans 2,000 years from today might similarly puzzle over our era's most cutting-edge constructions.
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Indeed, Sokolowski pointed to the Merriam-Webster entry for "data," which notes that both singular and plural constructions are "standard" in English.
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Often when black men radically create themselves outside of traditional constructions of black masculinity, they end up being desexualized, like Little Richard.
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The meaning of these constructions remains a mystery, but for at least one archaeologist they suggest that Neanderthals may have been religious.
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The design was inspired by the works of M.C. Escher, a graphic artist known for his mind-bending artwork of impossible constructions.
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They are a major improvement from the rough-hewed timber constructions typically found in the flood-prone riverside villages of the region.
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Hannelore Baron: Collages and Box Constructions continues at Leslie Feely Gallery (33 East 68th Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through July 29.
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Her paintings are also wood constructions, referring to altarpieces, fireplaces, and in one case — the poignant and funny "Seatpiece" (2018) — a cushion.
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"When boys and men challenge patriarchal constructions of gender, they're at risk of being perceived as failures, or as weak," she said.
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Constructions like today's are what make Mondays fun for those of us who have been around the block a few thousand times.
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Constructions like today's are what make Mondays fun for those of us who have been around the block a few thousand times.
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Incorporating wood, polystyrene, concrete, and bronze, his spray-painted constructions reflect both slick, industrial processes, as well as violent ones with chainsaws.
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Accompanying each one are individual design specifications as well as an overview of Glass's results from taking his constructions out for walks.
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But supermassive black holes don't care for our human constructions of time—it turns out they'll eat for a decade if they choose.
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A new study suggests that eating a Mediterranean diet will improve all facets of cognitive function, including memory, executive function and visual constructions.
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Although the Obama administration has legalized exports of badly needed goods ranging from constructions materials to tractor parts, no such trade has begun.
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That number could expand in 2020 to over 2000,2100 net-zero energy homes, based on the average annual new home constructions in California.
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Peering into one of the foamcore constructions, one gets the sense of venturing into Godard's mind, where jumbled pieces retain some underlying logic.
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On exhibit are two bodies of work: funky, rough-hewn totems composed of driftwood, textiles, nails, feathers, and odd Joseph Cornell-like constructions.
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"For more than a century, Indigenous people have been defined and confined by Western colonial constructions of time," the gallery's wall text reads.
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The safest reaction to have during an earthquake in Mexico, especially in weak constructions that are likely to collapse, can be completely different.
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"I have had enough of their lies," said Thanassis Lechos, a 69 year old who worked for 47 years in constructions and mines.
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Consider Win McCarthy's wonderfully zany constructions resembling architectural models, roughly made of foam board, cardboard, staples, tape, wire mesh and other ordinary materials.
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She made forms, constructions which relate to people, and I do the same thing as a milliner, but put them on people's heads.
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Dr. Robert Ford (Anthony Hopkins), the visionary responsible for Westworld, has added "gestures" to the hosts that draw on memories of past constructions.
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Sen Sakana also has a take on Japanese onigiri in which causa, the Peruvian whipped-potato constructions, are pinched inside sheets of nori.
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Modern constructions of beauty and biological race were heavily influenced by the study, replication, and measurement of classical sculpture in eighteenth century Europe.
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They've built a special computer vision model that's suited to the task of sorting obstructions from the constructions and identifying everything in between.
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Ms. Akiyoshi, who also uses instruments and concepts from Japanese folk music, has a knack for tuneful phrasing and braided, two-handed constructions.
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For instance, Isabella Reyes's "i am light" (2016) shows how individuals reject conventional, binary constructions of gender through fashion, style, and self-expression.
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The developer of that property, Iliopoulos Real Estate and Constructions, is a small family business run by two brothers, Minas and Vasilis Iliopoulos.
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The Shetland Movement explores the language used to designate stitches and translates this coded language into musical strategies, pitch sets, and rhythmic constructions.
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The great beauty he sees in architectural lines, proportions and building materials inform such multimedia constructions as "Industrial Painting/Linear Dimensions 3986GL" (2000-1).
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Scott Hocking has spent months making labor-intensive constructions inside abandoned buildings or amid their ruins, creating mystical monuments that pay tribute to history.
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The investment will focus on city constructions, commercial logistics and developing real estate for industries such as technology and healthcare, Greenland said on Monday.
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In the first quarter of 2018, new constructions slowed and purchases and rentals of residential and non-residential buildings fell, an IMSAD report showed.
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William and his family speak with thick, Yorkshire accents, and their dialogue is peppered with antiquated constructions full of "thou"s and "thee"s.
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By experimenting with images and their physicality, artist Kate Steciw creates multifaceted works she calls "constructions" that can be referred to as photography sculpture.
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Jacolby Satterwhite's Domestika is a psychedelic industrial party/rave filled with winged ungulates, enormous floating constructions, all floating in a boundless star-filled space.
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The latter—with their penchant for mid-to-down tempos, roomy song constructions, prominent keys, and chiaroscuro sonic textures—perfectly illuminate crust's unlikely evolution.
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The strategic move was meant to grant Trump access to $3.6 billion in military constructions funds for pay for construction of a border wall.
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They are cast in metal from constructions of corrugated cardboard and other junk materials, one in stainless steel ( 2015), the other in bronze (2016).
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Sammler's Planet" suggest "that underlying all the explanations, intellectual constructions and self-delusions, we can still know a good man when we see one.
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The Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia is mounting a companion exhibition, focusing on her miniature paintings, handmade accordion-style books and other constructions.
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"Soviet economics was simply a collection of ideological symbols and scholastic constructions." said Kirill Y. Borissov, a professor of economics at the European University.
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The centrally positioned, multipart forms in Ho's paintings inhabit a perceptual domain that evokes ancient Chinese post-and-lintel constructions, simple ideograms, and signs.
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As an additional benefit, the models are far less likely than original Wright constructions to suffer from unsustainable design elements and costly maintenance needs.
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Let's talk about school constructions that are aligned with urban planning and economic development efforts that mutually reinforce ease of access and workforce opportunities.
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These include Julie Henson's eye-catching constructions that layer mass-media images, Kalen Hollomon's witty collages, and paintings of sports heroes by Jonas Wood.
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They didn't hesitate to scrutinize specifically American cultural constructions about ethnicity, assimilation, and class, resulting in caustic caricatures of globalization and the American dream.
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It's tempting to view El Anatsui's constructions as a form of highbrow recycling, especially as he sources the bottle caps from alcohol recycling centers.
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Appreciating the logic of Article X requires a recognition of the informal features of the American constitutional system such as its conventions, norms, or constructions.
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Her speeches are mostly wonkish and dull, workaday constructions of a politician who appears to view human progress as a series of nudging policy improvements.
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I consider this essay a great primer in the complex social constructions that overlap to create represent 'truths' that impact people with their re-presentations.
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The Oxford team expanded their focus from a speaker's individual words, which every previous system had used, to the larger constructions on the sentence level.
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His masterstroke is a report of strange goings-on in the mountains, which he backs up with what are supposedly aerial photographs of sinister constructions.
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Castle's images and constructions — poetic, fantastic, naturalistic, or stylized, in monochrome soot and spit, and in color — allow us a glimpse into his silent world.
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Although the glass, steel, clay, silicone, and wax constructions are mounted on rods extending from thick, white columns, Bašić tells me that sculptures are human.
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Fleshy, primal, timeless, and odd, these fabric constructions present a head-on collision with the era's Minimalist sculptors, such as Donald Judd and Tony Smith.
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As Burning Man got larger and more complex, and people continued to raise the bar on their art, people started to create these massive constructions.
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Better clues, rather, include how frequently or infrequently the author uses function words like "and" and "or," prepositions, relative clauses, conjunctions, or certain syntactic constructions.
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An official notice in July said the government opposed any "big, Western and bizarre constructions" and banned the assigning of Western names to charming towns.
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They add nothing that we don't need—unlike, say, high heels, body-modifying constructions that everyone loves, despite the fact they cause our bodies pain.
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A series of more recent sculptures, though, suggests an effort on Mothersbaugh's part to exercise agency over machines while liberating them from rigid digital constructions.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — Today's puzzle by Daniel Kantor seems quite modern to me, compared with the lush and baroque constructions that we often see on Thursdays.
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But Fitzpatrick is so fond of narrative symmetry, neat metaphors and redundant parallels that her characters, caged in these airtight constructions, fail to come alive.
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Xavier Veilhan, 55, who represented France in the 2017 Venice Biennale, creates enormous constructions with hanging spheres and jewel shapes in resin, carbon and steel.
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Investigators also discovered numerous irregularities in the running of Beijing's Longquan Temple, where Xuecheng was the long-time abbot, including illegal constructions and missing funds.
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If Yabe's constructions are the sets and characters of this Miyazaki-esque stage play, then Wheat's large-scale paintings form a colorful and dynamic backdrop.
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Compared with most of my constructions, it was a very manual process (for more technical details, check out my Constructor's Note over at XWord Info).
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But you may not realize that it's also the origin point for many words and linguistic constructions that we're still using now, 221 years later.
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Art Reviews Andra Ursuta's glass sculptures, Brice Marden's latest paintings, portraits from Henry Taylor; Baseera Khan's photo-collage constructions; and Jill Mulleady's Neo-Surrealist works.
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By making work that shares something with the constructions of anonymous laborers, Whitten reminds us that there is more to artmaking than fabrication or craftsmanship.
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This record follows up last year's RELAXIN' with Lolina EP, which prominently featured the UK-based artist's vocals over her delicate and arhythmic pop constructions.
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But Knight's constructions don't feature anything as enduring as iron; the mostly tabletop works on view here are fetishistic, like a menagerie of amputated limbs.
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Bespeaking her background as a painter, each work is composed of handmade paper painted with abstract patterns, cut, and wrapped around papier-mâché constructions she's made.
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By adopting all these stereotypes — the white cloth, the stains, the dainty flowers — Neak creatively plays with social constructions of women, pushing but not erasing them.
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And this is the miracle of the human mind — to use its constructions, concepts, and formulas as tools to explain what man sees, feels and touches.
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Each work attempts to add specificity to an aspect of black identity, using history, political circumstance, and narratives that have shaped personal constructions of black identity.
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The '80s saw the rise of power dressing, with badass, boxy "executive" suits for women in similar cuts and constructions to those of their male counterparts.
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"Newark" is starker and bolder, even bleak: The wonder is that this, one of Ms. Brown's toughest constructions, holds its audience riveted from first to last.
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Compared to the mostly plastic constructions of the Google Home and Amazon Echo, House of Marley's new battery-powered Google Assistant speaker is pretty eye-catching.
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What's described above is actually one of Simone Forti's "Dance Constructions," a series of choreographies that replicate pedestrian movement to elevate its everyday status to art.
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Much of its commercial success comes from the audience's devotion to Rajinikanth, which has spawned toilet constructions and a life-sized chocolate statue, among other things.
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For the head, there are beautiful black hat constructions, such as the floppy, masculine, Basque beret-influenced "Chapeau" (1962) and the elegant, dainty, satin "Calotte" (1960).
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Besides leaving Reddit links in their public Discord to direct users to promote those posts, The_Donald regularly makes use of title constructions which invite aggressive upvoting.
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"We hope with such supervision, any negligence, errors in erecting such components that support the constructions are fully supervised one by one," Widodo said on Tuesday.
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The costs of constructions are astronomically more than traditional diesel-powered trains, but maglev is more sustainable and faster, which is why China is so bullish.
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A luxury resort in Croatia, Olympic venues in Brazil, and an airport in Greece are just a few of these pricey constructions that are now deserted.
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And some rules are, well, self-justifying constructions that no one really believes are legit—but people follow them anyway, with a wink and a nod.
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However, where the conflict began is when the landscape began to be dominated by human [constructions] and it was removing the space for sanctity and reverence.
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Such constructions, particularly those involving professions, harken back to the great English language's German roots—they are really a type of living history, in a way.
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Xuan Chen likens the viewer's experience of her painted constructions to "exploring a newly acquired digital device," but they have much more staying power than that.
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Textbooks often ignore slaveholders' desire to make money and too easily slip into grammatical constructions — Africans "were brought" to America — that absolve enslavers of their actions.
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We should have learned that the Cahokians prospered for about 300 years, growing maize, hunting the plentiful local fauna, and catching fish, building platform earth constructions.
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There were head braces with mantilla-like veils suspended over the face, and stuffed constructions that looked like misshapen airplane pillows around the neck and waist.
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Looking at these constructions of 'otherness,' particularly the first accounts of European travelers in the Americas, I started to consider ethnography as a form of storytelling.
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At their worst, these constructions can feel like narrative tricks — they exploit sexual violence, follow it up with murder, and still claim the moral high ground.
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Few of these towering constructions are open to visitors throughout, but most contain public amenities at their bases, and some have upper-story observatories or restaurants.
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Magnificently hummable constructions can turn monstrous when repeated too often, repeated in the wrong places, or used as bait to trick listeners into accepting loathsome performers.
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I do play live shows occasionally, but these songs are really studio constructions, which is kind of a hallmark of all the solo stuff I do.
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Knight represents "human stuff" as slick, shiny, and stylized, which only makes the cleavage between his urethane constructions and the organic originals inspiring them more apparent.
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"Colorful calm moments, energetic dynamic sequences and thought-provoking, mind bending constructions [will be] woven together into an overall seamless rhythm and flow," says hexeosis on Kickstarter.
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Giovanni Battista Piranesi morphed his 18th-century studies of Roman ruins into fictional "prisons of the imagination," which responded to the shattered structures with elaborate, foreboding constructions.
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Cambodian photographer Neak Sophal's newest series, Flower, seeks to counter — or at least complicate — these constructions of women, as well as other sexist aspects of Cambodian culture.
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The idea behind the Labo and its cardboard constructions was education; building and seeing the accessories come together is an integral part of interacting with the game.
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Three tables displaying dozens of wee constructions made of cut-up pieces of driftwood — some evoking limbed creatures, others not — complete this array of controlled, interconnected chaos.
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The heavily layered tromp l'oeil constructions of Nando Alvarez-Perez play with themes of domesticity and classical art and mess with perceptions of depth, scale, and perspective.
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It seems to me that in his constructions, Steinberg shares something with Joseph Cornell — a penchant for exactitude and an acute sensitivity to history and lost time.
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In 2012, The Associated Press banned ''social and political'' ''-phobia'' constructions, including ''homophobia'' and ''Islamophobia,'' from its stylebook, declaring them too charged for use in objective reporting.
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Including masklike constructions called "spirit animals" and rusted kettles that an ancient alchemist might have used, his creations may be seen as agnostic parodies of authentic artifacts.
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The drawings are filled with riders on horseback, religious figures, and architectural constructions, some of which border on abstraction, taken over by mesmerizing compositions of parallel lines.
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"In archaeology, we used to think we understood that monumental constructions were associated with sedentism and food and-or labor surpluses commandeered by elites," Dr. McIntosh said.
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"Tom Sachs: Tea Ceremony," an installation of clunky constructions relating to the ancient Japanese tradition of chanoyu, the ritualized preparation and serving of tea, is the first.
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Hip hop and Creole rhythms blasted from giant speakers and goats ambled around trash heaps piling up between temporary constructions that have morphed into seemingly permanent housing.
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These distinctive words, word clusters and grammatical constructions highlight her writerly preoccupations: states of mind and feeling, her characters' unceasing efforts to understand themselves and other people.
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In addition, many of the constructions include modestly scaled pieces of wood lacquered in a traditional "maque" technique, delineating intersecting and concentric circles of the artist's design.
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I was pulled out of class my sophomore year whenever I wore a skirt, a blouse or a dress — anything that didn't fit the school's binary constructions.
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North America leads in the number of newly completed or announced art museums and other cultural projects, but Asia is catching up with the world's costliest constructions.
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The viewer does not need to studiously connect the images, videos, and constructions in each section to their broader group descriptions to make sense of the show.
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Should these constructions be deemed rocks or islands under international law, and rightful Chinese territory, then certain restrictions would apply to military vessels passing within 12 nautical miles.
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Suspended from the ceiling throughout the space are 55 wooden constructions that look like a cross between Aleksandr Rodchenko's Constructivist sculpture and a torn-up fruit vendor's stand.
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One finds passive-voice constructions everywhere in Obama's race talk, as black folk are found suffering under pressures and at the hands of parties that go largely unnamed.
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A judge indicted Fernández de Kirchner along with 11 others on illicit association, for allegedly directing public road works to a company called Austral Constructions during her presidency.
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The International Olympic Committee's (IOC) sustainability strategy seeks to maximize the use of existing facilities, ensure new constructions benefit local communities, and limit the event's greenhouse gas emissions.
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The constructions were found inside a dark cave, so they couldn't be the foundation of a hut, says Paola Villa, a researcher at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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They relate to the space between perception and the way the world is measured and quantified—they are simulated constructions viewed through the data generated by the system.
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These monolithic ceramic works, softly molded geometric forms set within a graveled court, are shiny constructions that sport abstract painted patterns reminiscent of minimal painting and postmodern design.
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In place of the stereotypical mannequin, the stars of Simpson's show are outsized and highly stylized garment constructions — bowler hat, apron, pinafore — rendered in wood and plastic mesh.
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There are no longer any surviving caravansaries of much note here, nor many sayabans, let alone any as beautiful as Mr. Mansouri's elaborately carved and decorated cedar constructions.
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The City of Nuremberg contributed constructions, some designed by Albert Speer, to facilitate her film's dramatic low or overhead angles, strategic dolly shots and dynamic use of scale.
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He said the environment ministry had found over 3,000 illegal constructions in forests and along the coastline in the wider Athens region, which have been marked for demolition.
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"As in real life, any such death also reminds us of our own mortality, which we tend to reverse through cultural constructions of immortality in fame," Nandy says.
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These honks can have complex constructions; for example, four short honks followed by a long one mean "open your eyes" to warn someone who is not paying attention.
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She is a teaching fellow in philosophy at Fordham University, and is working on a doctoral dissertation on existential ethics and the social and narrative constructions of identity.
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It's certainly worth revisiting if you enjoyed the puzzle today; as a crossword fan I marvel at the intricacy of Ms. Framke's constructions, and how unforced they seem.
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The five-story house in Kensington, with its white walls and Dinesen oak flooring, acts as a restrained backdrop for whatever wild constructions Assi's commissions might bring in.
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By 1920, she had extended the boundaries of two-dimensional art with "Space- Force Constructions," paintings on bare plywood, built up with sand, metallic powders, marble and sawdust.
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Utilizing wood, marble, plastic, and even gelatin, Ferrer's constructions take the form of large-scale architectural models and interventions into the physical structure of the gallery's exposed ceiling.
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In these years, he was deepening his skill in making classical constructions of pure dance, in blending comedy with darkness, and in showing the complexity of his imagination.
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So far that expansion has indeed led to some $2300 million in new gaming tax and ample jobs at new facilities and constructions sites, according to casino operators.
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I made the decision to use and subvert those symbols that I've been conditioned to accept as art and reality even though they are just constructions of images.
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However, single-piece constructions also make for a smoother, better shape under T-shirts, and ThirdLove's version managed to do both — a smooth silhouette and a perfect fit.
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For instance, in her famous essay on pornography Sontag weaves theoretical constructions for so long that they often seem to fall far from anything that resembles verifiable experience.
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Franz von Holzhausen&aposs calling card was that at Tesla he hadn&apost created wild, futuristic vehicles that evoked spaceships or impossible constructions of curves and contorted lines.
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Her painting constructions, many of which are called "topologías eróticas," or erotic topologies, are non-narrative but filled with hidden meanings, expressing something deeply personal and fundamentally physical.
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They both feature short sentences and one-line paragraphs, the frequent use of alliteration, and "reversible raincoat" constructions (Lincoln had a "team of rivals," Trump has "rival teams").
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Monteiro, who also admits to loving Hamilton, makes an insightful point that shows how very hard it is to escape America's constructions of race, even when we try.
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Her constructions of knotted twine that resemble floating multicolored clouds are on exhibit at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and have also been installed as monumental, permanent outdoor sculptures.
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This winning basket consists of 5003 stocks with above average dividend yield and the fastest expected dividend growth, according to the bank's note to clients explaining the portfolios' constructions.
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The collages prefigure her signature constructions in wood and metal, which engage spatial relationships through basic geometries set in two and three dimensions: lines and planes, circles and cubes.
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Mr. Fujimoto, best known for his 2013 Serpentine Pavilion in London, a cloudlike lattice of white steel poles, has work sandwiched between Mr. Hirata's and Mr. Ishigami's ethereal constructions.
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In contrast to the Mormon families' spacious American style homes, houses in San Miguelito are mostly traditional Mexican adobe constructions, well maintained with income from work on the ranches.
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Her poems early and late are slightly ungainly, impossible constructions (like a Louis XVI settee made from an Erector set), but her oddities turned more lovable as she aged.
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At times, dancers hurtle across the stage with brusque violence, stop, behave informally; yet enough multiple geometries and dance constructions occur to show the formal design behind such disorder.
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The Shanghai Electric Group will build coal plants in Egypt, Pakistan and Iran with a combined capacity of 22019,285 megawatts; that is nearly tenfold its planned constructions in China.
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Most of the surrounding properties, which were older constructions built before more stringent building codes were enacted in 2007, were decimated in the wake of the Category 4 storm.
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Already some of the grand old Victorian university buildings in UK cities have been sold off for apartments and hotels, replaced by cheaper, more functional constructions in greenfield sites.
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This absence led artist Johnathan Payne to create Constructions, an ongoing series of intricate lattices made from old comic books including Thor, Coneheads, and Deathstroke the Terminator, among others.
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Although her works are deeply enigmatic, their allure is less in their solutions than in their precise compositions and constructions; they're beautiful puzzle-boxes, in the most literal sense.
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All of this has seeped into Chen's abstract constructions, her use of color, and her sensitivity to the barely seen, the whisper of a shadow on a white wall.
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As always with Ms. Weintraub's constructions, there was a generous splash of wit in the fill — clues for PEA, LAST PLACE, SCARECROWS, LISP and, my favorite, I think, SEALY.
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The invention of the modern elevator by Elisha Graves Otis was crucial, and so was the development of iron and steel frames that enabled lighter, higher and slimmer constructions.
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The International Olympic Committee's (IOC) sustainability strategy here seeks to maximise the use of existing facilities, ensure new constructions benefit local communities, and limit the event's greenhouse gas emissions.
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Elaborate constructions which go over the dancer's shoulders and create the illusion they have sparkling butterfly wings and ostrich feathers sprouting from their backs, sit in rows on tables.
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I mean, if you want to act within artistic terms, these are the only instruments you can play with; otherwise all resistance requires politically organized constructions to move together.
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Salvaging furniture from on the streets of Baltimore, Britton breaks down quotidian structures and rebuilds them into new ones, yielding constructions that are both vaguely familiar and vaguely alien.
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Although her works are deeply enigmatic, their allure is less in their solutions than in their precise compositions and constructions; they're beautiful puzzle-boxes, in the most literal sense.
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Sumney will release Aromanticism—described as "a concept album about lovelessness as a sonic dreamscape," which sounds completely wonderful, and "seeks to interrogate the social constructions around romance"—via Jagjagwar.
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Primarily, though, the season falls back on the talent of Ms. Dunham and her colleagues (including the executive producers Judd Apatow and Jenni Konner) for classic sitcom constructions and dialogue.
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Minecraft quickly captured the imagination of thousands of gamers who loved the indie game's concept of allowing players to shape an environment by crafting and building constructions out of blocks.
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That suggests "that the Neanderthal group responsible for these constructions had a level of social organization that was more complex than previously thought for this hominid species," the study says.
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Outside the office, he combined his talent as an engineer with his love of art and whimsy, creating metal drum sculptures, raw wood constructions and sculptures assembled from concrete blocks.
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Constructions like Jaisalmer Airport in Rajasthan, which was built to serve 300,000 passengers a year but was yet to see any, epitomised the cack-handedness of India's social-flying schemes.
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I say blackness more than race or racism; the anthology cannot avoid these last two uglier constructions, but the joy and pain of existing while black is what's celebrated here.
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It's a hazardous path to a completed piece: Porcelain naturally melts in the kiln, so if Morling's complex constructions are not supported in exactly the right way, it's game over.
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Frank Stella, whose megasurvey at the Whitney Museum of American Art closed in February, is represented by two cardboard constructions from his "Polish Village" series, inspired by traditional wooden synagogues.
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" He explains, "My Constructions oscillate between painting, sculpture, and textile art, and I wanted to define the work in relation to the word 'construct,' both as verb and a noun.
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Buchanan's evocative little constructions and childlike pastel drawings are alive with the same kind of color and wabi-sabi principles that inspired a whole category of practicing artists in Detroit.
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While the municipality considers the constructions illegal, the residents purchased their plots of land legally and in recent years the municipality has even approved electrical connections and provided running water.
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Houses include a somewhat-restored ancestral home (with stonework dating back to the 1100s!), a striking minimalist box, a funky bungalow and some newer constructions — and all are genuinely occupied.
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Two shaped-canvas constructions nearby pull off a similarly bracing contradiction, marrying a cynical take on the visual language of fashion with a genuine delight in its color and form.
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Likewise, social changes, if more than accidental occurrences, if constitutive of moral goodness, are products of imaginative constructions and presuppose the will to make the 'is' conform to the 'ought.
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He later applied his exuberant palette to a series of fiberglass constructions, which he called relief paintings, their whirls and whorls and candy colors suggesting pinwheel lollipops or psychedelic seashells.
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Balmain's show began with a parade of geometric, monochromatic evening wear with the kind of skin-flashing, form-fitting constructions that creative director Olivier Rousteing has made his name with.
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It's an idea that resonates through the work of the writer Paul Auster, in whose fiction both selves and stories are precarious constructions, fascinating but unstable, more illusion than reality.
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The highly textured constructions of Valerie Wilcox, a Los Angeles-based artist, 60, resemble what the midcentury French-German surrealist Jean Arp might have produced had he taken up origami.
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Archaeologists found that this space at Lambityeco underwent remodeling, including a shortening of the entire court, new wall constructions, and the intentional rerouting of its entrance from north to northeast.
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For a time, the city of Detroit was more or less his playground, and Hocking would spend weeks or months creating labor-intensive constructions inside abandoned buildings or amid their ruins.
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True, the constructions are a little lacking in character; the notes' designers were told to depict generic examples rather than specific structures to avoid offending countries whose splendours might be overlooked.
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All these pieces are very beautiful, but my preference tilted towards the almost abstract constructions from the winter 1967 collection, as they are pretty far out in a post-human mode.
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The artist had for some time been making three-dimensional constructions out of various plastics; her primary material is now high-density polyethylene, the plastic currently used for most beverage containers.
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Among more recent constructions is a private house by Tadao Ando — which appears foreboding from the street — and buildings by Studio Gang such as the SOS Children's Villages Lavezzorio Community Center.
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As always, our pride in being one of Paris' historic houses is front and centre, with our atelier's prowess reflected in intricate embroideries, one-of-a-kind constructions, and remarkable leatherwork.
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"I was thinking about constructions of the public self a lot when making this series," says Edmonds of the work that currently appears in the Yale MFA photography 2016 thesis show.
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Yes, but: U.S. building permits rose during the month, by 0.3%, meaning a sharp divergence between the number of actual building constructions started and the number of permits filed to build.
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Most of his work is focused on the conceptual—constructions, recreations, or manipulations—but for this issue, he shared a series of self-portraits that he made between 2017 and 2018.
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Until now, that is: "Tom Sachs: Tea Ceremony," an installation of clunky constructions relating to the ancient Japanese tradition of chanoyu, the ritualized preparation and serving of tea, is the first.
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She was acquainting them with her Dance Constructions from the early 1960s, a collection of performance pieces that also make use of a seesaw, a wooden ramp and simple rope contraptions.
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The installation nods to various Scottish stereotypes like our love of drinking and self-pity — "We <22006 Alcohol" and "We <22006 Failure" — as well as hinting at constructions of Scottish nationhood.
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A new, purposefully unambivalent song, "With My Whole Heart," looks more directly toward pop, with a danceable stop-start beat, evolving synth-pop constructions and vocals that invite call-and-response.
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Little has been said about the text itself and what it does or does not say about race, most notably about tenuous constructions of whiteness and their potential to be undermined.
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"She occasionally makes up new words [signs] which are amazingly appropriate and she is able to string known words together in novel and meaningful constructions," Dr. Patterson said at the time.
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Yet there has never been a Purifoy exhibition on the East Coast before this very welcome outing at Tilton, which includes a baker's dozen of his later, mostly wall-mounted constructions.
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"The constructions are generally clear, and many of the arguments could be followed to some extent, but the overarching strategy remains totally elusive for me," Yale mathematician Vesselin Dimitrov told Nature.
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Views of nature are also recycled and rearranged in Liu's photographic compositions, uniquely shaped constructions presented in custom-made white frames that the artist covered in an obsessive pattern of lines.
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To the left of the photo is the wood working area, where I assemble my constructions, and out of the photo a wall of storage bins for completed and framed works.
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To help organize the assembly process, Master Builders rely on Lego's proprietary 3-D modeling software that lets them build, manipulate, and scrutinize intricate constructions brick-by-brick, or layer-by-layer.
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She divests the Virgin Mother of her layers of drapery in order to challenge cultural constructions of women as either virgin or whore, and by doing so, liberates her own sexual identity.
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Simpson is expanding her athleisure line, The Warm Up, with the addition of performance-wear shoes that focuses on lightweight, breathable constructions that (of course) is mixed with a sense of style.
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Nintendo's Labo kits captured the imagination of gamers everywhere with their creative cardboard constructions, so it was only natural that we'd eventually see other companies start to build their own cardboard creations.
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I ask you: what's new about [Elizabeth] Murray making holes in doors and giving them funny names, and all those blinking on and off constructions like small town department store window dressings?
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The tables at the meeting, which was held in Oxford last September, are strewn with paper constructions that must have taken weeks to make and which participants are nevertheless welcome to handle.
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The rest are new constructions, three of which have no post-Olympic plan for their control or management, according to a document produced by the Gangwon provincial office, and reviewed by Reuters.
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From Olympic venues in Brazil to an amusement park that was meant to be the largest in Asia, these constructions were abandoned due to financial woes, mismanagement, war, or even nuclear disaster.
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But he also described many ill-built constructions in Ecuador as "death traps" built as such to "save a few pennies" and has urged residents to push mayors to enforce construction standards.
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Mark Hachem Gallery's booth provides a historical anchor with a selection of op and kinetic art, including several small, two-plane constructions by Jesús Rafael Soto that seem to shift and vibrate.
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MAPPLETHORPE A two-part, yearlong exhibition, concentrating on a large bequest from this iconic photographer's foundation, ranging from early Polaroids, collages and mixed-media constructions to his nudes and self-portraits. Jan.
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Other constructions, such as the 210-metre Montparnasse tower or the vast empty square of the Arche de la Defense, have come in for more criticism, even if they have fans, too.
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He laments how postindustrial urban decay took hold of Beacon in the 1960s, rendering central Main Street derelict, and urban renewal cleared the way for stout, one-story constructions in the '70s.
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Chen's invitation to examine her work, its interior spaces, connects her to David Goerk, an artist deserving of more attention, and a two-person show would enlarge our understanding of painted constructions.
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Since taking over the company in 1997, Angela has continued the family's vibrant legacy — introducing beachwear and updating the once-weighty zigzag knit with lighter Lurex yarns and gauzy constructions for evening.
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Mr. Rodriguez's paintings, which are more like chunky constructions with idiosyncratic homemade frames, include many found objects he collected while walking in the river valley near his home in San Antonio, Texas.
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Some convey no apparent social concern, such as the beautiful, large sculptural constructions, derived from details of dress design or interior décor (peplum, jabot, lambrequin) by Diane Simpson, a veteran Chicago artist.
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Trump is a synonym of uncertainty and ambiguity, of the old logical and axiological constructions being demolished, of a moderate, however temporary, demoralization of the American political class and of Washington's allies.
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It seems to me that Goodman's organic geometric form has its origins in her earlier depictions of the human body — the ones found in her paintings and constructions from the mid-1970s.
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In one of her constructions, an abstracted portrait of a domestic drama, Rainer and the artist Robert Morris, Forti's then husband, bobbed up and down from opposite ends of a wooden seesaw.
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She took this aesthetic beyond wielding brushes to adding found matter to the surfaces of her canvases, then cutting them up and adding them to three-dimensional constructions, some with motorized components.
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There were trustees interested in the photos and painting constructions and curators who were supporting the work but after that, the trustees said we will not give a penny to this obscenity.
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Current approaches for coastal disasters often focused on large-scale engineered constructions such as flood walls and embankments, which saved lives but rarely addressed "underlying causes of vulnerability", the award citation said.
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Galassi on the other hand, is a fan of the traditional black-and-white coloring, preferring to fluctuate between monchrome colors when saturating her textural constructions calling to mind bleached-out rolling hills.
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Focused on the last 30 years of the artist's washboard preoccupation, Keepin' It Clean presents 22 works that violently rebel against damaging historical constructions of race and gender intent on disenfranchising black women.
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Haryana state officials sourced drones from Science and Technology Park, Pune to take high-resolution images every three months to record boundaries, illegal constructions and encroachments of forests and public lands, Satyaprakash said.
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"As the subtitle of the installation mentions, exoticism is the show's main concern, and we approached the content on view as reflecting Western cultural constructions of indigenous people," Harsanyi told me over email.
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Walls, rooftops, and the underbellies of the constructions are speckled with a pink gem currency that upgrades Kat's powers and provides the minimum excuse to investigate the nooks and crannies of every building.
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But how does that square with this passage near the start of Taylor's interview with Loock, in which he discusses his three-dimensional constructions in these terms: My formal training is in painting.
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The report said that throughout 2017 there had been continued movement of parts and components into and out of two parts yards adjacent to the constructions halls in the center of the shipyard.
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Another is a series of six grim and grimy constructions by Lee Bontecou, an artist who is often cited but rarely seen, and whose steel and canvas works must be experienced in person.
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Finance Minister Berat Albayrak announced in April a plan to remove bad loans from banks' balance sheets, which included the formation of two funds to which energy and constructions loans will be moved.
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Portia Munson: My use of found objects — objects that are made and marketed to us — when recontextualized in my work, reveals the way our culture subliminally and overtly manipulates our constructions of reality.
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First impressionsMy first impression of the Pulseboost HD was that it looks pretty similar to the Ultra Boost Uncaged considering they both have knit uppers, bootie constructions at the ankles, and Boost midsoles.
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You would expect no less from Ms. Lee, a downtown fixture whose home base from 2003 to 2016 — Young Jean Lee's Theater Company — became notable for pulling real drama out of artificial constructions.
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Felicity Yang's constructions are becoming increasingly complex, and though there's definitely an implied volatility here given the sheer number of elements in play - so many moving parts - its still as delicate as ever.
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Known for her inventive and muscular way of shaping space on canvas to build what her friend, the painter Cecily Brown, called "bulletproof constructions," Ms. Schutz spoke about the controversy in spatial terms.
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" Lemon came up in the late 1970s, when the new new dance was infusing postmodern constructions with overt social commentary, and was greatly influenced by what he calls dance's "lineage of white women.
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Early versions of the superform appear in kinetic wooden constructions Mr. Bayrle called "painted machines," which consist of rows of hundreds of tiny wooden figures that give the impression of a larger figure.
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In Rio, the teenage Mr. Dias encountered avant-garde art that was in tune with this movement to modernize, including Hélio Oiticica's colorful hanging constructions and the geometric abstractions of the Grupo Frente.
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He also owns lighting and constructions from Sottsass' pre-Memphis period, when he was involved with Studio Alchimia, a group that evolved out of the radical Italian ''anti-architecture'' collectives Archizoom and Superstudio.
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And yet, the leftist government recently proposed adding further documents and costs to selling or renting property — a compulsory "energy performance" certificate and a civil engineer's assurance that there are no illegal constructions.
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"Must" tends to be found near "to be" and "to have," in constructions often used in the characters' speculations about people's true thoughts or emotions: She felt that something must be the matter.
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Generations of white teenage rap fans still are fascinated by the black ghetto, they are drawn in by mainstream social constructions of black culture as a forbidden narrative, as a symbol of rebellion.
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The Berlin-based artist's current exhibition at Grüntuch Ernst Lab consists of constructions of architectural materials alongside floor-to-ceiling photographs by Jan Bitter of the German School in Madrid by Grüntuch Ernst Architects.
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The blog post announcing iOS 10's new cast of emoji characters, which also includes women emoji as surfers and constructions workers, doesn't mention the pistol and focuses instead on the new gender diversity.
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It presents several shows a year; now on view, "Art Fired Up" consists of 41 works by 20 artists, all investigating the creative applications of heat in glasswork, stoneware, encaustics and mixed-media constructions.
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On 313 November 2014, the Court found that there was clear and convincing evidence that a claim term present in each of the patent claims was indefinite and granted the Company's proposed claim constructions.
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Among these natural wonders are mysterious triangular constructions, a beautifully preserved ghost town and elaborate ancient tombs -- the archaeological treasures which Saudi Arabia hopes will earn it a place on the heritage tourism map.
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"The Swiss bank is suspected of having directly, and not via its Belgian subsidiary, approached Belgian client to convince them to set up constructions aimed at evading taxes," Brussels prosecutors said in a statement.
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These constructions are basically sculptural in nature, and feel quasi-figurative in the sense that salvaged tool-handles and low benches can mimic human forms, but also in the sense that they radiate personality.
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She points out that from a young age, boys and girls are often raised to conform to social constructions of gender, with boys being taught to hide vulnerabilities and girls to verbalize their emotions.
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Hung beside one another in a corner of the gallery, the works of Henry Taylor and Tschabalala Self could not look more different, but they are each uniquely riveting constructions of the female form.
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For all the technical wizardry up her sleeve, these elaborate constructions exhibit, above all else, Wayne's attachment to those things in her universe that enable her to do the thing she loves most — painting.
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The actions involved in the various constructions by Cruzvillegas usually involve a certain violence with the assembled objects, yet this violence is not simply the manifestation of rage, but the necessary condition of construction.
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The groundbreaking school of art and design was founded in Germany in 21922 by Walter Gropius, an architect fond of simple constructions, and its influence can be seen in buildings from Chicago to Sydney.
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I solved this grid and went to xwordinfo to check out Jack Mowat's earlier constructions, since I didn't recognize the name; finding nothing there, I went to Google to learn more about his puzzles.
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So there were kite-like constructions fixed atop black sportswear looks in highly technical fabrics, and billowing denim pants paired with ribbed windbreakers and tops scored with lines that appeared to dissect the wearer.
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"Until recently, archaeologists thought that emerging elites instigated monumental constructions to simultaneously bolster their own authority and serve as symbols of social unity," said Elisabeth Hildebrand, associate professor of anthropology at Stony Brook University.
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Known for his ''Bomb Rooms'' — intricate, hyper-detailed constructions that resemble a terrorist's hide-out abandoned in a hurry — Green was a cult figure in the '13s, but after 9/11 his career stalled.
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Their variety is stunning: Modernist towers preach cool minimalism, high-tech edifices lay bare their structures and systems, postmodern constructions embrace gaudy shapes and historical references, and today's towers often decompose before our eyes.
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The string constructions, which are something all her own, remind us that our recognition of what happened in art since the late 1960s, and the rise of Minimalism and Pop Art, is woefully incomplete.
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Held took the popular description of the art of the time, "ABC minimalism," quite literally, and went on from his Alphabet Paintings to more complex constructions, using black lines and white spaces for building blocks.
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Moreover, Twarock's constructions not only informed the locations and orientations of the capsid's protein subunits, but they also provided a framework for how the subunits interacted with each other and with the genomic material inside.
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That problem was posed 56 years ago by the Italian mathematician Gian-Carlo Rota, and it deals with combinatorial objects—Tinkertoy-like constructions, like graphs, which are "combinations" of points and line segments glued together.
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Featuring 12 prefabricated buildings created between 1939 and 1969 (the largest number of Prouvé's demountable constructions ever assembled in a single location), I found the show erudite, compelling, and conceptually relevant to today's cultural necessities.
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There is no cost efficiency to our minimal designs, our designs don't need to be anything more than minimal as we are using high-quality materials and high-quality constructions to create the products' beauty.
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It has to make us believe that the relationships developed between contestants are genuine, not wobbly constructions of stolen time and lust that will crumble when exposed to the air outside the Bachelor Mansion bubble.
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These emerging green spaces show how the clash between urban and rural is not always one way: Sometimes, maybe not often enough, it is nature that finds a way to sprout amidst humanity's great constructions.
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Greece&aposs environment minister says authorities will start demolishing dozens of illegal constructions in the wider Athens region next week, in a crackdown on illegal building following the country&aposs deadliest forest fire in decades.
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On labels like 1080p, Normals Welcome, and Heart to Heart, he's used the moniker Khotin as a catch-all for downtrodden house tracks united in their wintry spirit, if not in their genre-skirting constructions.
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Gaignard's solo show at Shulamit Nazarian, Los Angeles, features character-driven self portraits of the artist composed as both black and white women, providing a fascinating look at social and racial constructions that inform gender.
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"[A]s the number of nuclear constructions dwindled in the '90s and '00s, many of these suppliers pursued other business opportunities and no longer manufacture the requisite parts," Townsend told Business Insider in an email.
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The company, which currently operates in several cities in Texas, is concentrating on reaching out to professionally managed rentals and focusing on marketing to consumers who want to move into newer constructions in larger buildings.
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The city has remained in the hands of his party ever since, and he transformed it with extensive infrastructure projects and grandiose signature constructions, including a vast hilltop mosque, high-rise towers and expanding suburbs.
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Mr. Pinton died in 2008, but Mr. Pavan and Mr. Babetto continue to create their sharp-angled architectural constructions, and to teach — now in Florence — their unorthodox vision to a new generation of jewelry artists.
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I hope my work, this body of drawings as well as my past ten years of work, provokes the viewer to question and examine our constructions of gender and identity, sexuality, and hierarchies of power.
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William Cordova, Jorge González and Ronny Quevedo draw on indigenous constructions of space — including pre-Columbian ball courts, temples and weaving methods — while thoughtfully infusing their installation with contemporary elements, in the process tracing lineages.
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Ms. Forti began to show her "Dance Constructions," works based on ordinary movement and objects like plywood boards; and Ms. Rainer went on to become a founder of the experimental dance collective Judson Dance Theater.
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Germany's Bundesnetzagentur has to reconcile the need to facilitate new turbine constructions in a green energy drive with that of keeping prices down for consumers, who share the costs of feeding green power into grids.
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Loving's 51s dyed-fabric constructions have a scruffy, rags-and-patches informality that only heightens their elegance; La Noue qualifies his paintings' sumptuous palette and overall visual gregariousness by way of encrusted, willfully unlovely surfaces.
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Produced 40 years out from the original publications, the stencil works should not be mistaken for nostalgia for an Egypt past, but are instead a simultaneous look at the content and constructions of those images.
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