There's a bit of a mental leap required here: the flatness specification may be smaller than ever before, but iPad flatness hasn't ever really been an issue until now.
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"But they might be due for a little flatness. "
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" He believes the flatness in yields "says we're late cycle.
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It kept the key relatively firm while still ensuring flatness.
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But there's something else, too — a flatness, a weariness behind the eyes.
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Kimono's straight cuts and flatness create illusions between two and three dimensions.
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Houston is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness.
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Their dynamic helps the main story line rise above its relative flatness.
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There was a flatness to her gaze, a slur to her speech.
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I like to have illusionistic space and flatness in the same painting.
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The quest to free chess from the flatness of checkerboard is nothing new.
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Thomas was interested chromatic compositions, but she didn't pursue pure opticality or flatness.
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However, the flatness of the yield curve makes picking a specific month challenging.
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Somehow the northern flatness of his vowels added to the impression of bulk.
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He made no comment, but I saw the studied flatness of his expression.
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Pound each piece of veal to a consistent flatness–about 1/4-inch thick.
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The flatness of these answers spoke for the emptiness of those who spoke them.
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I thought the imperfection of the screen's flatness would bug me, but it didn't.
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Too much flatness can actually hinder your ability to move up in the company.
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What's really notable about Kogelnik's flatness is that she never lets it entirely succeed.
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The initial euphoria of flatness turned into never being able to get flat enough.
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Layering flat passages of pinkish gray, he teases the literal flatness of the canvas.
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Thanks to the Midwest's general flatness, the region is a prime spot for tornadoes.
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The showrunners scrupulously avoid any pretense or flatness in regards to its characters, and themes.
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There's a flatness to it because skin does have texture and different tones to it.
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Where the Grimms' flatness of tone is harsh, Comyns's voice is insouciant and — yes — charming.
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Unlike leaner wines, which can have a flatness to them, these wines feel more dimensional.
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Inside, work by 20173 Japanese artists, designers, and animators colorfully highlighted flatness in Japan's visual culture.
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Craig Johnson, head of technical analysis at Piper Jaffray, presents a psychological reason for the flatness.
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Her strongly modeled frontal form reinforces, paradoxically, our awareness of the literal flatness of the canvas.
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The problem stems from a general flatness of the characters and, despite the harrowing situations, storytelling.
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But its deliberate flatness, simple color blocks, and sharp contrasts are a breath of fresh air.
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If I didn't look down, I could summon the sensation of flatness where my chest was.
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This yield curve flatness hinted at weak inflation pressures and a steady-as-she-goes Fed.
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For all the flatness of the frame, we have to move around these works to see them.
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Visual, Physical, and Compositional Qualities Flatness: 30; Dynamism: 50; Dark Colors: 30; Bright and Vivid Colors: 40.
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When flatness returned it again fractured into the elaborate rectangular archipelagoes — or clusters — of small shaped canvasses.
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The show had a cut-and-paste feeling, an online flatness where even the jolts were rote.
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Numerous paths and lanes disappear into dark forests or tunnels while reinforcing the flatness of the canvas.
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In the era of 3-D printing, flatness and volume are closer than ever on a continuum.
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In this and other pieces, all sorts of tumbling, three-dimensional forms and spaces have upended Greenbergian flatness.
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Nintendo compressed the tube to maximize its flatness, and then filled it with coolant to maximize heat dissipation.
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Showcases and Boiler Rooms, live sets and club nights have all been affected by a kind of flatness.
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The prevailing flatness of the production, which runs two hours without an intermission, certainly comes as a surprise.
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The Swedish artist is a master of using paint to capture contradictions: interior and exterior, flatness and depth.
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The overall market, Cramer said, is due for some flatness after record highs on the S&P this week.
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" To the contrary, following a huge postelection market move, the recent flatness has "allowed previously overbought conditions to recede.
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Until he left for New York, Mosset seemed comfortable with Clement Greenberg's formalist precepts of flatness and self-referentiality.
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Across several countries and decades, he resisted movements that propounded abstraction and pictorial flatness as the apex of painting.
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Juxtaposed with the torrid flatness of the vast north Indian plain, its cool green highlands exert a magical pull.
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Our current specification for iPad Pro flatness is up to 400 microns which is even tighter than previous generations.
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And yet there is a bagginess to that first act, and a flatness to the climax of the second.
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With his 1964 "What you see is what you see" — eerily contemporary with Marshall McLuhan's own tautological formula about the medium being the message — Stella brings Greenberg's literal flatness to a metaphorical level: Painting is the message and metaphorical flatness is now achieved in painting by denying it any depth of content.
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But Pitino, whose team posted a tough 86-74 decision Monday night at Providence, didn't sense any sort of flatness.
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These paintings were both an assault on and acknowledgement of high Modernism's insistence on the flatness of the picture plane.
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The clam holes resemble the incantatory dotted surfaces of aboriginal Australian art (which Walker collects) that puncture painting's essential flatness.
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But now the literal use of flatness in his new figurative painting bears unmistakable visual traces of passing through abstraction.
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The plush sculpture in the corner caught my eye as an interesting comment on the flatness of the male gaze.
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He said that the helmet will eventually correct this flatness, which was caused by Jonas repeatedly sleeping on his back.
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The better pricing available in the US for shorter-dated paper largely reflects the relative flatness of the Australian curve.
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"Cézanne was the first voice of flatness, the modern idea that a painting is simply paint on canvas," Meyerowitz says.
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But no new projects have been added in the last two years, contributing to the flatness in overall revenue growth.
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It's not hard to imagine the original Color Fielders, for whom abstraction and flatness were sacred, spinning in their graves.
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But a curious flatness pervades most of "Fruit Trilogy," a two-hander directed by Mark Rosenblatt for Abingdon Theater Company.
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Death-the-leveler will be adjusted, via common-sense conferences and social service visits, to calm and flatness of tone.
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In English, as in Greek, the actors deliver plain, off-kilter lines with subtle flatness, heightening the impact of violent outbursts.
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The flatness of both canvases refuses the viewer the opportunity to read too much into them beyond their mutual aloof distrustfulness.
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"I love his way of painting, his colors, the flatness of some of his compositions," he said in the 2013 conversation.
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But Mr. Bradshaw's flatness is also free of judgment, which does not give characters or the audience any easy way out.
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Rather than confront the strictures of Greenberg's Modernist tropes, he allowed them to endure by substituting three-dimensional space for flatness.
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This extreme flatness could be achieved only because humans had mastered precise manufacturing; and so, his fascination with the subject began.
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Mr. Youngerman's fluid, emblem-like shapes embraced flatness and frontal views, leaping forward to meet the viewer with bold primary colors.
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The division between abstraction and representation is porous, and the tension between flatness and layered space helps lock the compositions tightly together.
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In an exhibition space, the work needs to be richer with physical details that would be lost in the flatness of printing.
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But as soon as they changed something about the environment, like the flatness of the court, the avatar would fall to pieces.
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Yet her tailoring of narrative voices to personalities sometimes gums up the works: Louisa's prairie flatness rings true to an enervating fault.
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Fleeting signs of any sort of system that may inform one playlist are obliterated by the sheer weirdness or flatness of another.
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The formal ideas, wrangled from improvised splashes of pigment, confound abstract flatness with spatial illusion, simultaneously playing it straight and fooling the eye.
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It emphasizes the shape, and by extension the manifest flatness, of the work on the wall — which the photographic representation of space contradicts.
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It's a flagrant violation of painting's essential flatness, a disorienting and funny take on what a straightforward collection of geometric shapes can do.
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With its gentle curves, and overall flatness (an elevation change of only 18 feet over 2.4 kilometers), the track is an ideal layout.
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Printed in light opaque ink on a dark background, it evokes the lush ornamental language and sense of pictorial flatness of engraved metal.
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By analyzing the interactions between shadows, lights, and static subjects, he inserts his visions into a complex matrix of anatomical detail and flatness.
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We had named it Mario at our first doctor's appointment because it looked like a few pixels of Nintendo's blinking eight-bit flatness.
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I run through the flatness, looking around at the gray sky above, the rocks below, the horizon line which, pleasantly, never gets closer.
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Subdued to the point of flatness, it drains the life out of Ms. George's humor — a particular shame for the beautifully written monologues.
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Miles of sand and dirt filled the landscape, scrappy desert plants and the Kingston and Avawatz mountain ranges rising out of the flatness.
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A wide, whitish frame with a rough, sandy texture echoes that shape, and again we toggle between emphatic flatness and the illusion of depth.
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This technique distinguishes Chosunhwa from contemporary Hangukwha — traditional South Korean painting — in which artists use outlines to define figures emphasizing flatness of the scene.
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It's also right near the camera lens (which has the same flatness and smooth texture), so the lens gets smudged 2929% of the time.
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Though the doc also notes that Apple's "flatness specification," which dictates how much of a bend is acceptable, is smaller than it's ever been.
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In both cases, the visuals are full of algorithmic particles and patterns, with the imagery straddling the line between 2D flatness and 3D depth.
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The Composition paintings alternate between two- and three-dimensionality, which distinguishes them from those of their American counterparts, who were largely preoccupied with flatness.
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Focusing on the flatness of the yield curve right now is a mistake, according to Dan Veru, chief investment officer at Palisades Capital Management.
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There's just something about the flatness of the world in conjunction with the sort of radio energy of human touch that feels very alienating.
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Jio undid the tyranny of flatness by introducing gradated tones into his bands, thereby melding two seemingly incommensurable vocabularies: volumetric surfaces with flat ones.
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This walk began at the Mandalay Bay resort, which rises from the sun-baked Nevada flatness like a 43-story stack of gilded bricks.
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It also yawns between the thrill of this production when it sings and its perversely melodramatic flatness when it's behaving like a traditional play.
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In almost every instance, despite the flatness and stillness often associated with Pop painting, Drexler's saturated tones and ecstatic stylizing gave the paintings irresistible pull.
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What we always remember are the endless mountains and tunnels of Pennsylvania, the strange bridge passage through Wheeling, West Virginia, and the flatness of Ohio.
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Despite the repetitive rhythms of Dorte's language, its flatness and its tendency to summarize, the cumulative effect is not boring but in fact quite hypnotic.
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Unfortunately, the play fails to ask emotional questions of the characters who surround Hilary, and they tend, in their flatness, to wilt in her shadow.
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That single short, outrageous growth spurt fits all existing cosmological data well and accounts for the universe's largeness, smoothness, flatness and lack of preferred direction.
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The course hugs the Caribbean coastline, but given the flatness of the land, houses could be set back without compromising the golf or the views.
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"What a contrast between the landscape of her hands and the flatness of the new gadget," Ms. Inozemtseva said during a tour of the show.
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Standard bearers of gender fluidity, they conceive their work as a vibrant and often risqué corrective to the flatness pervading New York runways of late.
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The paintings' flatness and attention to line are echoed in the exhibition's seven colored pencil drawings, which share the same motifs as the paintings and sculpture.
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I know from my experience with the Royole Flexpai, the first foldable phone, just how hard it is to combine folding and flatness in one device.
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These precision manufacturing techniques and a rigorous inspection process ensure that these new iPad Pro models meet an even tighter specification for flatness than previous generations.
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There's an off-kilter flatness to their performances and to much of the imagery, especially the interiors, as if it has been deliberately drained of color.
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A painting like "Vendor" (1979) is telling on two counts, a work of captivating colorism that walks a thin line between flatness and three-dimensional illusion.
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The original T5p headphones were famed for their accuracy, but my colleague Chris Ziegler was among the people unimpressed by the flatness of their sonic presentation.
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"The starkness and flatness" of the way the code profiles individuals is what Ms. Hershman Leeson wants people to feel, said Nora Khan, the exhibition's curator.
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The game's flatness and simplicity means that Ni no Kuni II is one of the only games in recent memory that states its politics up front.
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He did not believe, as Judd claimed, that the shape of the canvas determined what was inside, nor was he content to obediently reiterate painting's flatness.
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But Chris's revelation simply doesn't land with much impact, and its flatness means the moral arguments in "Smithereens" lack resonance, and worse, the drama lacks punch.
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The twists and convolutions to which her figures are subjected alter the space around them, denying flatness and creating a dynamic force that energizes the page.
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In the hamlets around Goroimari, a largely Bengali-speaking village in the lush flatness of the Brahmaputra valley, it takes little effort to coax out NRC nightmares.
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This flatness specification allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side — less than the thickness of four sheets of paper.
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Masks are sort of flat but not really – flatness comes from my interest in collage and the idea of something or someone fitting in to a space.
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This flatness specification allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side — less than the thickness of four sheets of paper.
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But it's this flatness, this insistence on the private and unceremonious against the public and aspirational strains of modern life, that gives the book its odd buoyancy.
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I would run back and forth along Hong Kong's waterfront, notable for its flatness, with the route ending conveniently close to a burger bistro near my house.
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But it's primarily the piece's whiteness, in combination with its flatness, that gives it the illusionistic malleability of a painting without relinquishing the solid presence of sculpture.
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Everything in "Tongue Tied," Mr. Raad's show at Sargent's Daughters, has the magically forgiving flatness of a computer screen, a Bugs Bunny cartoon or a Persian miniature.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BERLIN — The interplay of flatness and dimensionality in Franka Hörnschemeyer's site-specific installations yields images seemingly more penetrable than the adjacent structures.
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They represent a broader class of symptoms known as "negative symptoms," which are together the things that don't get much press: emotional flatness, lack of motivation, poor concentration.
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The resulting pictures recall the still lifes of Cézanne or Matisse, as well as German Dadaist collage, inhabiting an ambiguous pictorial space and oscillating between flatness and depth.
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It is something you don't see often in watchmaking because it is difficult to achieve perfect flatness with full wheels and because they add to the overall weight.
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Related: Treating the Elusive, Disabling "Flatness" of Schizophrenia I take medication three times a day; at night, I need a concoction of melatonin, Benadryl, and Vistaril to fall asleep.
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B. that the Earth's non-flatness was proven more than five centuries ago, he began citing more elaborate memes, with dashes of Microsoft Paint, to prove his point: pic.twitter.
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The photographs, with their colliding nature-themed patterns and colors, and the painted nude form paired with birds and butterflies, creates a psychedelic interplay between flatness and three-dimensionality.
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"There's literally tons of carbon here," she said, looking around the bog, which covers several acres off a muddy oil-company road amid the vast flatness of northern Alberta.
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At their March meeting, Fed officials "generally agreed that the current degree of flatness of the yield curve was not unusual by historical standards," according to the meeting minutes.
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Coming from such a thought process, they become more aggressive in their size selection as in going smaller than they measure in the hopes that they accomplish complete flatness.
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Though they've been rendered with greater modeling through the years — with more roundness and shading than in the initial self-portrait, its annihilating flatness — the absolute blackness has remained.
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A soaked canvas is likely to be at least half-an-inch flatter than a brushstroke-laden one, a distinction that helped spawn the now-historic Cult of Flatness.
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"It was like being on the Bonneville Salt Flats," Andy Bowen, leader of the robot team, recalled in an interview, referring to the Utah desert known for extreme flatness.
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Once that shift does happen, it's as if a completely different set of writers tagged themselves in, loosening up the flatness of the movie into something goofier, zippier, funnier.
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The new straight edges and the presence of the antenna splits may make subtle deviations in flatness more visible only from certain viewing angles that are imperceptible during normal use.
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In contrast to the flatness of glass touchscreens and their harsh, impersonal white light, interaction with Qualia's sensuous, organic form triggers an inviting and calming glow, drawing the user in.
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The fact that it took me a few days to understand that Mia's relative flatness is the reason I didn't connect with La La Land is entirely Emma Stone's fault.
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A result of this visual flatness is that some sequences drag with clichés, as the camera dithers on hackneyed images like Lexi flushing her wedding ring down the motel sink.
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Last year, Houston, known for its susceptibility to flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order -- voluntary or mandatory -- even as Hurricane Harvey threatened southeast Texas.
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THE city of Abbeville, 20 miles south of Lafayette in the lush flatness of Acadiana, is known for a pretty Catholic church beside Bayou Vermilion and some slap-up oyster restaurants.
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As a result, the massed bodies lack the sense of abstraction that Michelangelo brings to his study, one that compresses the soldiers' volumetric forms onto the flatness of the picture plane.
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The 400-micron flatness specification first revealed by hardware VP Dan Riccio also gets another mention (this time with the added context that it applies across the length of any side).
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Other work of theirs further abstracts this flatness by creating black silhouettes of its subjects, which allows Orellana to explore and challenge the most basic and iconic signifiers of gender identity.
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Houston and the surrounding region are especially vulnerable to detrimental flooding because of the flatness of the land, failure to follow the federal wetlands mandate and developments that block drainage systems.
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In 1966, Ron Gorchov, who had had three exhibitions at Tibor de Nagy between 1960 and 1966, began a series of works he collectively titled Arguments with Rectangles, Flatness, and Dimension.
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"That's a result of me understanding that the current integrity level is not where it needs to be," he said, his tone at once a mixture of firmness, flatness and sadness.
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The rest of the field is taken up with horizontal lines whose insistent flatness resists a perspectival reading of the picture plane, much like Jack Tworkov's planar abstractions of the 1970s.
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But as I got closer, I saw that the 'zip' was in fact the brilliantly colored edge of a canvas; two paintings, side by side, giving an illusion of flatness from afar.
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By preserving and replicating the American flag in collage and encaustic, was Johns primarily concerned with painting's flatness or with rejecting the subjectivity of the Abstract Expressionists, as so many have claimed?
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My point is that Taylor is taking liberties with form and space, lending them an ambiguity that ran counter to the materialism and flatness pursued by much advanced painting at the time.
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The most interesting part of Riccio's email is that he publicly divulges Apple's acceptable tolerances for flatness on the 2018 iPad Pro, which is 400 microns (0.4 millimeters or around 0.015 inches).
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Their layered surfaces create an element of three dimensionality, pushing the flatness of each painting off the wall so the works can be appreciated up-close, as well as from a distance.
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Houston, which is known for its susceptibility for flooding because of its flatness, was never put under an evacuation order, voluntary or mandatory, even as then-Hurricane Harvey was threatening southeast Texas.
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Copenhagen's status as a global exemplar of bicycle culture owes to the accommodating flatness of the terrain and the lack of a Danish auto industry, which might have hijacked the policy levers.
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Air-dried hair, unless you're very lucky, is normally associated with frizz or flatness, tangles or flyaways — and certainly not the bouncy curls, smooth waves, and shiny strands many of us prefer.
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Chairman of the US Federal Reserve Jerome Powell helped this view along when he testified to Congress in July 2018 that the curve's flatness was not the most important thing about it.
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The remaining two works in the show, Miriam Schapiro's "Jigsaw" (1969) and Alvin Loving's "Septehedron 34" (1970), point to a postmodern future in their break from Clement Greenberg's orthodoxy of reflexive flatness.
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When she pays a visit to Marisol (Maggie Bofill), who has raised the little girl, an unintended flatness creeps in, and it is not Ms. Bofill's doing that Marisol seems thinly imagined.
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Stella insistence on the primacy of space over every other aspect of the experience and process of painting was still directly in line with Clement Greenberg's insistence on the primacy of flatness.
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Rendered in an understated gray, with a seeming kaleidoscope of angles that, like an Escher print, calls to mind a depth despite its flatness, the Automatic channels a spirit of futuristic minimalism.
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Art fair booths can often be placid excursions into commercial flatness; how can we present the works by our best-selling artists in a way that they'll end up selling some more?
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Within their individual compositions, both fought to reconcile seeming conflicts like tradition and innovation; drawing and painting; representation and abstraction; depth and flatness; vigor and poise; order and muddle; grandeur and humility.
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To point out, for example, that these works reify a painting's essential flatness ignores the obvious: Mitchell knew a stretched canvas was flat long before it became a thing that critics harped on.
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I used the size of my ass and flatness of my stomach as the answer to everything that was wrong with my life and why I couldn't seem to feel really, truly happy.
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When I first saw the exhibition, Kang's work immediately felt like an expansion of Clement Greenberg's conception of painting — flatness, rectangular supports, and an emphasis on pigment are all qualities of her objects.
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"One of the things that really interests me about spray paint is the flatness, the ability to go on without brushstrokes, sort of the removal of the hand from the work," Gray explains.
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So I asked Dr. Silk directly: How would he account for all the "fine-tuned" features, like the extreme flatness and uniformity of the universe, that the standard inflation recipe so neatly explains.
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ER: When I first started painting, I was interested in how de Kooning, Dubuffet, and Basquiat, treated the figure: how it was so broken up and expressive – the flatness and cartoon-like imagery.
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It lacks the soft edges of the Apple Watch, the flatness of the Fitbit Blaze watch, and the is-it-a-smartwatch-or-is-it-a-normal-watch look of some Android Wear models.
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When an object was viewed in front of this wall, illuminated by a large north-facing window, it seemed to lose its depth, a quality that reminded Meyerowitz of the flatness in Cézanne's paintings.
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It is possible to recognize the relative semantic flatness of these images — they tend not to be as complex as photographs from the '60s by Charles Moore or Bruce Davidson — and still value them.
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As "Trio A" links a series of apparently unrelated physical tasks into one chain, it seems to deny what's usually recognized as phrasing, with everything delivered in the same cool matter-of-fact flatness.
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It's a technique that flirts with geometry, calligraphy and cartography; plays with varying degrees of flatness; and finesses its way between the emotionality of Abstract Expressionism and the formal ecstasies of Color Field painting.
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"Data glitching, applied to different levels within the image, allows me to transition from the depth of a virtual camera documenting my environment to the flatness of the physical screen I work with," he reveals.
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Slam any two fictional creations into one another forcefully enough, and any superficial flatness they start out with – even if they're literally two-dimensional, like comic book heroes — can't help but suffer interesting, revelatory damage.
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" The consistent flatness of the older quotes — "You talkin' to me" and "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" — appear to represent a general cultural awareness of the quotes, similar to "I love lamp.
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Blocton paints grid-based abstractions, but her treatment of the surface seems expressly designed to send Clement Greenberg, the preeminent postwar critical voice and iron-fisted arbiter of formalism and flatness, howling into the night.
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I starting applying layers of pure powdered black pigment on unstretched, unprimed canvas on the ground to engage with the dialogues around "flatness" then exemplified by the soak-staining methods of the Color Field painters.
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They booked a Formula One track in northern Italy at a place called Monza, which had a loop that they felt would be optimal in terms of the flatness, the altitude, oxygen levels, temperature, humidity.
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Perhaps this is the point — Willem de Kooning and Jackson Pollock can be closely associated with Rothko only if we accept Clement Greenberg's formalist analysis, which Crow denies, regarding the flatness of the picture plane.
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But it is also consequential as a marker in the life work of an artist who was once the poster child for pictorial flatness and self-referential aesthetics, but refused to be limited or defined.
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The Crazy Bitch drawings make mincemeat of Greenbergian flatness, aesthetic pietism, and academic pretentiousness (for starters), indulging in the unschooled pleasures of illusion and decoration, dishing up Lettrist metagraphics by way of the Grateful Dead.
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The current flatness of the yield curve is likely attributable to a lack of something called "term premium", or essentially a premium in yield that investors of long-date bonds demand in compensation for inflation risk.
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She also suggested that her strong faith in the Earth's flatness would get her killed by the government: IF I GET KILLED IN 2016 YOU'LL ALL KNOW IT'S BECAUSE I EXPOSED THE EARTH AS BEING FLAT.
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One effect of Evert's groupings of progressively darker or lighter grays, which are bounded on each side by a blue or orange band, is that they seem to recede or advance spatially, interrupting the painting's flatness.
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"This developmental glass can bend over hundreds of thousands of times without damage while maintaining its flatness, compared to alternative materials, which can begin to deform significantly at around 100,000 bends," a Corning spokesperson told CNN Business.
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Unfriended: Dark Web No matter how cunningly these movies build their narratives, they are still opting for a limited view of someone's life, constraining footage of their actors to shaky YouTube footage and the flatness of webcams.
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A yield curve this flat has raised concern among economists, bond-watchers (myself included) that this unbearable flatness of yields portends a meaningful slowdown in growth, possibly even a recession, 9 months to 15 months from now.
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Meanwhile, the tastemakers who fussed over flatness, of the picture plane, American-type painting, dramatic gestures, American triumphalism, and signs of angst, would not have been able to see her work, their eyes fogged over by rhetoric.
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This 400 micron variance is less than half a millimeter (or the width of fewer than four sheets of paper at most) and this level of flatness won't change during normal use over the lifetime of the product.
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Older Americans, such as Gene Davis (24-1985), Jules Olitski (1922-2007), and Kenneth Noland (1924-2010), are good examples of artists who got stuck in a signature style or technique, which was unquestioningly obeisant to painting's flatness.
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That was the troubling part: Ms. Bachzetsis's two works rested so heavily on appearance that their images seemed ripped out of a magazine, lending a flatness to her experiment of layering movement and gendered poses to new effect.
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I had not, I said, not in any great depth—I wasn't excited by the flatness of his prose—and she almost put the phone down when I asked, on top of everything else, why he was important.
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If "Caller from Ganymede" uses paraphrase to render a flatness inconsistent with poetic convention, then the opening piece plays a bit close to poetic expectations, while challenging the notion of paraphrase as a restatement meant to clarify meaning.
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" Befitting the "postliteracy of the late capitalist world," the culture of postmodernism would be characterized by "a new kind of flatness or depthlessness, a new kind of superficiality in the most literal sense" where "depth is replaced by surface.
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As we know, the argument between "Specific Objects" (Judd) and space, infinite space, and the fourth dimension (di Suvero and the Park Place painters) was won by those who sided with actual objects and the formalist insistence on flatness.
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Unlike the Earth, where countries are coloured by mountains and valleys, it was a challenge to show the expanse of flatness on Mars, and to pick out both huge craters and also, for example, rocky areas that had little elevation difference.
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I practiced asserting myself with the same flatness at an ancient taberna we favored, where, under the smoked ham hocks hanging over the bar in rows, the hooves facing the ceiling, I would order quickly, in my best casual quick Spanish.
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Part of Didion's genius was to make language out of the landscape she knew—the punishing terrain of California's Central Valley, with its glaring hot summers and winter floods, its stark flatness, its river snakes, taciturn ranchers, and lurking danger.
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"Thanksgiving is a very odd holiday that has a certain flatness to it, so the table needs something spectacular, a feature, which in this case are the tall cact-o-labras," he said of the cactus-shaped candlesticks he created.
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The fourth is composed of four sectors, with dark gray added to the palette, while number V is divided further, with eight wedges in grays and black that appear to corrugate the form, fracturing the flatness of the picture plane.
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Both unabashedly cast their pictures as windows into another world, while simultaneously reshuffling and undercutting the basics of Cubism: frontal planes and shallow space interact with the flatness of the picture plane, while pockets of the compositions empty out into far-reaching depths.
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Apple goes on to claim that its new manufacturing techniques set a new bar for flatness that "allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side," or roughly the thickness of four stacked sheets of paper.
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In Spike Lee: That's My Story and I'm Sticking to It, the authorized biography of Spike Lee, his wife, Tonya Lewis Lee, criticizes the flatness of the female characters in Girl 6, Lee's 1996 film about an aspiring-actress-turned-phone-sex-operator.
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B's Twitter meltdown today about the flatness of the Earth is turning heads (including famed astrophysicist and well-actually specialist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who gave a series of withering, fact-filled responses) but it's actually not the strangest stance he's taken there.
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The minutes said most Fed officials did not share Mr. Kashkari's concerns, judging instead "that the current degree of flatness of the yield curve was not unusual by historical standards," and that further flattening "would not necessarily foreshadow or cause an economic downturn."
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In any event, this show (which will run for eight episodes total; I've seen seven) lapses into flatness whenever it possibly can, and it is always very ready to tell you exactly who is right and who is wrong in any given situation.
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In his essay "'American-Type' Painting" (1955), the critic Clement Greenberg praised Abstract Expressionism's "new kind of flatness, one that breathes and pulsates," one that represented a break with the Cubist and Surrealist painting traditions that flourished in Europe between the world wars.
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The selections bounce from a still life done in hard-edged, Cubist flatness to another painted with Rousseau-ish naïveté, to a blocky landscape that could have been made by Marsden Hartley — all in the same year, 1916, when he turned 26.
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In some works, this flatness of style, paired with the slightly dazed non-expressions of his subjects, blunts what could be strong emotion in these portraits; they're perhaps better approached as large-scale, Maira Kalman-esque illustrations than as paintings to contemplate.
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Airbrushed atmospheres, gradients, hypnotic curlicues, industrial roller marks, thin skeins of paint, paint squeezed directly out of a tube — Benson knows that each of these techniques creates a discrete physical sensation of create ocular depth and tactility that belies the flatness of the canvas.
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PIAGET: ALTIPLANO ULTIMATE CONCEPT A concept watch; no price Piaget has an extraordinary knack for creating ever-thinner mechanical watches, shaving this concept Altiplano (named for the flatness of the Andean plateau) down to 2 millimeters, case and all, creating the world's thinnest mechanical watch.
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There isn't enough in the way of good jokes or clever references to investigators of yore to make the film appealing, and the flatness of Timmy's delivery, which is supposed to scan as deadpan, doesn't contain enough nuances to make much of the humor land.
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While Stella, once he broke from the mold of Greenbergian flatness, could equate presence only with volume and visual weight, Bonnefoi's response to the same strictures was an emphasis on thinness and on the absence of physical weight; an excess of both material and metaphorical lightness.
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Consisting of large-scale pieces mounted on wooden panels, and smaller works on paper, Jablon's paintings combine thick, gluey pigments that range in hue from garish colors to black, with subtle adornments of glass that look like diamante puncturing the flatness of a two-dimensional surface.
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I know you think I'm the sort of fool who would describe a dosa as a "pancake" and get all squirmy-buttocked about "foreign" fried foods, but I do honestly mean a pancake—a sugar-and-lemon, circular-disc-of-eggy-flatness, easy-on-the-Nutella pancake.
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It can be hard to keep track of the throngs of characters and myriad feuds, but Green gets his teeth in and hangs on, teasing out deeper truths of the crew's world — namely, the flatness of social relations and the explosive potential of even silly conflicts.
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Some of the quibbles people have had with the book, about the bratty flatness of Amy's character, or about how the romantic relationships unfold, are reconsidered with a depth of humanity and understanding of the time in which the book was written, infusing them with new life.
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The same split occurs when we take in the disorienting construction of the sculptures before steeping our gaze in their luxuriantly painted surfaces, or when the stark flatness of the paint covering parts of the enormous hands feels at war with the seductiveness of the flesh.
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These diverse sources aren't made explicit, but Suss's paintings immediately feel unreal because of their flatness, broad perspectives, and use of three-fourths scale — which makes these rooms seem enterable from afar, but up close, are clearly diminutive, and even dollhouse-like because of Suss's playful colors.
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Johns's answer suggests the following: he believes the viewer's response to a "broken representation of the human physique" is visceral, which further suggests that his primary concern, at the beginning of his career, was not art-about-art or witty demonstrations of such formal concerns as painting's flatness.
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Brown paints, prints, stencils and sprays on thin aluminum and Dibond panels, enhancing the screenlike flatness of the works.) The piece "i,25" (2018) shows the view out of a windshield with a smartphone in the foreground mapping the journey, and the driver's reflection in the rearview mirror.
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There is a cool appeal to Ybarra's voice, the matter-of-fact way she lays out facts and feelings — "I felt a great urge to scream, but I didn't" — yet ultimately this stiff-upper-lip treatment instills a disconcerting flatness, making a kidnapping by hooded intruders seem almost banal.
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There is a cool appeal to Ybarra's voice, the matter-of-fact way she lays out facts and feelings — "I felt a great urge to scream, but I didn't" — yet ultimately this stiff-upper-lip treatment instills a disconcerting flatness, making a kidnapping by hooded intruders seem almost banal.
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It is precisely what it sounds like: a chair made out of the cowling of an actual 737 engine, best known for its trademark squat appearance — most airliner engines are round, but the 737's have a little bit of flatness along the bottom edge so they have enough ground clearance.
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Race up the south entrance stairs, pause beneath the arches of the loggia, run your hands along the soft limestone pillars, and imagine a metamorphosis occurs: The vermilion walls peel away, fine dentils recede into flatness, turrets and towers, with their finials and conical caps, transform themselves into concise pyramids.
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By using equally long, thin, wavy lines in "Seated Male Nude, Back View" (1910) and "Standing Man" (1913) (perhaps, the best drawing in the show with its magnificent messy maroon shirt that re-establishes the flatness of the picture plane), Schiele's men are sensually elongated to the point of mystic suggestion.
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X-rays of "Facade of a House (Windows)" reveal that Schiele had painted over the left corner of the building and extended the facade across the entire picture plane, transforming a typical cityscape into an exercise in flatness that you would find in the work of Lois Dodd or Catherine Murphy.
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The bottom fifth or so of this glossy, blackish monochrome is canted at an angle of maybe 30 degrees; as with Frank Stella's "Running V" paintings, also from the mid-1960s, photographs of this work overplay the illusion of perspective which, in person, is no stronger than the painting's resolute flatness.
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Some of the two-dimensional works, like Hankwitz's "C'mon, C'mon," emphasize the flatness of their medium — Hildur Ásgeirsdóttir Jónsson's handwoven silk painting, Susan Wanklyn's playful abstractions in casein on wood panel, and Robert Moskowitz's equally buoyant pastel silhouettes of a baseball bat and a beer bottle on nearly empty sheets of paper.
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These may sound overly restrictive, but there are rules and there are rules; some, such as Clement Greenberg's insistence in "Towards a Newer Laocoön" (1940) that painting "re-assert its material flatness," can lead to institutionally-sanctioned aridity, while others apply acupressure to the creative meridians, releasing their juices in an unstoppable flow.
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Even at his most conventional, when he was most recognizable as "rock" (as on Aladdin Sane, 1980's Scary Monsters, etc.) there's something cold, something alienated about the very sound of the music, a flatness to the thrash, a deadpan affectlessness to the groove, a determination to just play the hooks and/or go through the motions.
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Like her Chicago Imagist cohort (Gladys Nilsson, Jim Nutt, Roger Brown, Barbara Rossi, Karl Wirsum, and Ed Paschke), Murray never sanctified her surface with flatness or opticality, but instead adulterated it into a theater of saucy grotesques — a space she would eventually blow up and reconfigure into a character in itself, a golem molded from the painting's ground.
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"It (the reason of flatness in the loonie) is a bit of uncertainty with respect to what the Fed statement is going to look like tomorrow, and again we do have important economic data coming out of Canada as well," said Bipan Rai, executive director and North America head of FX strategy at CIBC capital markets.
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Apple said that this process, combined with antenna "splits" for cellar function, may result in "subtle deviations in flatness more visible only from certain viewing angles that are imperceptible during normal use":To provide optimal cellular performance, small vertical bands or "splits" in the sides of the iPad allow parts of the enclosure to function as cellular antennas.
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Despite the occasional flatness of MacNicol's prose, and some irksome references to her glitzy life, I found myself underlining sentences, and then entire passages, that resonated with me, articulating the extreme inadequacy and sense of dislocation single women of a certain age, like MacNicol — and like me — experience in moments when others are growing closer without you.
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After all the sourness and flatness of season three — especially in those arc-free episodes that come in the end — "The Bitch Is Back" is a fantastic return to form for the show, an episode that manages to at once hold the seeds of a compelling story for a potential (and never realized) season four and to be a compelling farewell hour.
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Marsden Hartley's admiration for the folk paintings he encountered in the American Southwest comes across in portraits that pay homage to their style, but the unvarnished directness and formal flatness of these late-career works also reflect artists he may not have been aware of, such as Horace Pippin and the immigrant John Kane, born in Scotland to Irish parents.
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Proving the painting's flatness with frontal shapes or solid stripes must have seemed superfluous or monotonous to him; he wanted movement; he wanted your eyes to dance and skitter across the painting, where the ground might be mottled or solid, where the shifts of color and surface pull you closer, where the space between the planes and vibrate or smolder, where color intensities vary considerably.
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Its focus on the use of color during a decade marked by Clement Greenberg's advocacy of the reflexive flatness of Color Field painting, which ultimately led to the dematerialization of the object, would seem to invite every manner of curatorial crisis, from academicism to superficiality to solipsism, and Breslin did state in his opening remarks from the podium that the show could have easily tumbled into disaster.
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While there are still those who would gloss over the considerable debt owed by the School of Paris to African and Oceanic art in the development of Western Modernism, it should be remembered that when European artists replaced centuries' old naturalism with the vivid color schemes and pictorial flatness typical of non-Western forms, they were influenced as much by Asian art as they were from African.
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As you can see, Apple is reiterating what it previously told The Verge last month: any slight bends are a result of the iPad Pro's manufacturing and cooling process, and the company seems to suggest that so long as any "subtle deviations in flatness" aren't perceptible during normal scenarios — meaning when you're facing the iPad head on and actually using it — they shouldn't be a concern to customers.
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Colman approaches Elizabeth with the same clipped cadence and restrained flatness that Foy brought to the part, even though viewers have recently seen her play another British monarch with so much bombast and melodrama that it won her the Oscar: If anything proves that Colman is a versatile actress, it is seeing her swerve from The Favourite's petulant, barking Queen Anne into the staid and solid Queen Elizabeth.
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Whereas Noland's internal shapes underscore the painting's overall shape, and Stella's use of the protractor echoes the painting's shape and emphasizes the stability of the form and the flatness of the plane, Valledor's work from the 1960s deliberately establishes a tension between the two-dimensional and three-dimensional through its illusionism, while lines suggested by the contours of the directional shapes point to an unknown space — the reality beyond the painting's borders.
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And yet though Jordan occupies a different universe from Joshua, who was institutionalized at 11 and will remain so for the rest of his life, the two universes are coextensive, and faint echoes of my brother's far more severe or "classical" autism can been perceived in the slight flatness of Jordan's voice and affect, the strangely mechanical way he walks or chews his food, the compulsive intensity with which he applies himself to daily tasks.
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Not that "Mountains and Sea," in which Frankenthaler suffused the canvas's fibers with oil paint thinned to the consistency of watercolor, would be any less of a personal breakthrough if it weren't hijacked by a predetermined reductionist narrative — but it is useful to keep in mind the paradox that, in the context of the time, the "possible" was envisioned as a narrowing of one's sights (towards an ideal of flatness) rather than a cracking-open of the pictorial imagination.
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In each house she or someone like her was in her bed, sleeping or pretending to sleep; legal guardians were farther down the hall, large men snoring; the faces and poses in the family photographs on the mantel might change, but would all belong to the same grammar of faces and poses; the elements of the painted scenes might vary, but not the level of familiarity and flatness; if you opened any of the giant stainless-steel refrigerators or surveyed the faux-marble islands, you would encounter matching, modular products in slightly different configurations.
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Finely observed but never precious, they're a thrilling demonstration of artistic self-reflection undertaken for its own sake — particularly a sequence that starts with an image of a photo of James Joyce taped to a foggy window and ends with the back of James Caan's neck on a Trinitron TV. Opening this weekend at 5) Gavin Brown's palatial establishment on West 127th Street is a show of balletic nudes in green fields and huge new landscapes roiling with stormy energy by the 92-year-old master of slick painterly flatness, Alex Katz (through Aug. 3).
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