Team Modernist Is Born Two years ago, I founded Modernist Financial.
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Buy Now Modernist Bread, $625 "Modernist bread" might sound like an oxymoron, but baking is science, and science is technology.
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"It's based on a modernist apartment block in Auckland on Symonds St., and it explores the legacy of modernist architecture," Lillico told Newshub.
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Although fundamentalists made modernist theology one of their primary enemies, they drew on modernist thought and practice just as much as their liberal counterparts.
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All these talents, bound by a distinctly colorful, modernist aesthetic, are on display at the Jewish Museum's new show, Roberto Burle Marx: Brazilian Modernist.
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The Modernist offers a nostalgic view of modernist architecture, when it once symbolized the American dream, using postwar materials and mass production to make highly designed homes affordable.
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And I'm just back from San Francisco, where I was interviewing Nathan Myhrvold, the author of "Modernist Cuisine" and the forthcoming "Modernist Bread," at Vanity Fair's New Establishment Summit.
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Before these modernist restaurants, French cooking was the gold standard.
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She's probably the best known modernist artist of the period.
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This is one of the basic arguments of modernist aesthetics.
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In Tlatelolco, a modernist housing project, residents gather every Sept.
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Mr. Benjamin's score, though unabashedly modernist, was beguiling and mysterious.
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The result is a modernist oasis in the high desert.
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It was completely rebuilt in 1978 in a modernist style.
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And in this way, they are not Modernist at all.
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I think, oddly enough for a modernist, he's a universalist.
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A Modernist church, for example, was turned into a mosque.
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Their overall forms suggest biomorphic shapes in modernist abstract painting.
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With the publication of a lavish monograph, ROBERTO BURLE MARX: Brazilian Modernist (Jewish Museum / Yale University, $21982), the work of this great midcentury landscape architect, who invented the modernist tropical garden, will become better known.
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It goes back to basics — stripes — reviving the modernist 1960s look.
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Two Rodin shows place the first modernist sculptor in historical context.
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If Veronica Lake had a Modernist moment, she'd be in heaven.
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Mr. Naifeh's tour ended in the Modernist space beneath their house.
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Modernist architects and planners famously envisioned wiping the urban slate clean.
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"Machinal" is a grim, modernist-medieval chronicle of an everywoman's martyrdom.
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"Signals," despite the din and modernist austerity, is witty and playful.
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His unconventional approach to regional content through modernist expressions were profound.
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The buildings are functional Modernist, not ivy-covered, which seemed appropriate.
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Despite its Modernist allure, the house was not an easy sell.
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Now, whenever I see Modernist architecture, I feel like I'm home.
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Their shared aim was to deconstruct modernist views of artistic creativity.
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Some people might not enjoy the aesthetics of a modernist villa.
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This declaration is close to the ground zero of modernist abstraction.
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Mr. Salahi freely interweaves Modernist abstraction, Arabic calligraphy and architectural motifs.
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Evocative of midcentury modernist homeware, Kalon's versions are elegant but practical.
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Ms. Knoll learned her art at the side of Modernist masters.
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Often in pairs, they look like shorebirds atilt or modernist sculpture.
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EC: Modernist artists appropriated imagery, art, and concepts from former colonies.
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The effect is something like an animal sanctuary for modernist sculpture.
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It served, in a way, as the embassy of modernist design.
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A sunny side up egg with clarified butter (not piss), Modernist style.
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It will also allow the museum to reassess its own modernist collection.
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During his tenure, the gallery managed to nearly double its modernist holdings.
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Ultimately, Suki Seokyeong Kang's use of the modernist grid is distinctly Korean.
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One could say that he is rejecting the modernist paradigm of originality.
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Ms. Provosty approaches the modernist monochrome as a convention of unlimited possibility.
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"People saw Rabanne as futuristic because he was a modernist," Dossena explains.
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As McClary suggests, it imparts a human dimension to the modernist sublime.
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Besides being a modernist master, Messiaen was practically a part-time ornithologist.
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But for a modernist, stone is just stone, and steel, only steel.
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Blending in primitive art is a Modernist tendency, and it's not minimalist.
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Reclaimed wood is a prominent interior element, giving off a modernist vibe.
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The ballet is attractively, economically designed by Jérôme Kaplan in modernist style.
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Inside is an undated abstraction by Loló Soldevilla, a pioneering Cuban modernist.
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Mr. Mantello also has a small modernist house in Palm Springs, Calif.
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Older works combine shard-forms and shapes derived from multiple modernist paintings.
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His works are found in many large modernist collections here and abroad.
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As at the Villa Savoye, we see modernist design through multicultural eyes.
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Art Review Georgia O'Keeffe, the pioneering modernist artist, had sensibility to spare.
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Krishna Reddy (1925–2018), modernist printmaker and sculptor who worked with abstraction.
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These modernist ideals have retained their relevance many years after modernism itself.
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"He was a modernist, and my family was not," Burr told Hyperallergic.
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He mixes a distinctively Modernist, abstract iconography with anthropomorphic and figurative imagery.
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The performance mixed theatre, dance, sound and poetry in a 1930s modernist church.
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Balanchine and Diaghilev, Mauss reminds us, provided a foundation for American Modernist Ballet.
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Georges Huel's logo for the 1976 Montreal Olympics is another iconic modernist design.
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THE faded modernist façades along Copacabana's beachfront hark back to Brazil's optimistic past.
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Modernist luminaries like Le Corbusier and Sonia Delaunay gave lectures at the school.
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The film is set in Columbus, Indiana, a city filled with modernist architecture.
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A precursor to Fontana's modernist signature, the slash in context represents casual violence.
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I hope "Roberto Burle Marx: Brazilian Modernist," now at the Jewish Museum, will.
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Like the colonial missionary, the modernist architect spurns tradition for an "enlightened" future.
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Of course, it's a modernist trait: Joyce and Eliot didn't do exposition either.
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Rimsky's luscious invention, sometimes Debussyan in modernist hues, often anticipates Stravinsky's early scores.
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He began another Modernist furniture firm, TrueModern, in 2495, which he still owns.
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"Me, me, me!" his teacher exclaims, decrying the modernist mysteries of the West.
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The Blaxpoitation movement epitomized the film industry's modernist disregard for creating harmful stereotypes.
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That's the shift from 'ties-that-bind' and community sentimentality to modernist thinking.
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"I had always thought of her as a neo-Modernist," Ms. Hoptman said.
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Loaves of sourdough from the "Modernist Bread" authors, Francisco Migoya and Nathan Myhrvold.
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For the kitchen, pictured here, Weinberg and Guadagnino looked to early Modernist interiors.
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Her paintings definitively explode the notion of modernist abstraction as a male project.
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But within 15 years, a cult grew around the Dresden-born modernist painter.
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Mr. Wells folds scraps of modernist technique into his cooking, but they're invisible.
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At its premiere, the piece was denounced by critics as a modernist outrage.
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She wrote extensively about modernist aesthetics and also about Proust, Flaubert and Joyce.
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Enwonwu's was also part of the modernist art movement of the mid-century.
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After the bombing, the home was rebuilt in a modernist style in 1978.
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The modernist Chase tower, designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, was completed in 1961.
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The work…revisits a long modernist tradition of connecting art to historical detritus.
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Hubert's reputation as an ambitious, forward-looking builder attracted a modernist A-list.
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I was thinking about how the issue of taste operates in modernist art.
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You can buy chemicals incorporated in the modernist pantry, like sodium citrate, on Amazon.
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Recently, I acquired the Modernist Cuisine at Home cookbook and an Anova sous vide.
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In 2013, the Tate Modern hosted the exhibition, Ibrahim El-Salahi: A Visionary Modernist.
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His dissertation focuses on modernist Korean poetry from the Japanese colonial period (1910–1945).
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A self-proclaimed post-modernist, she wanted buildings to evoke the chaos of existence.
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In 1957 his meat business supplied canteens that fed workers constructing Brazil's modernist capital.
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His achievements as a Modernist writer rank him alongside T.S. Eliot and James Joyce.
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The boards were full of Modernist designs, vintage but futuristic early graphic design concepts.
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Image: Démodé postcards//Démodé postcardsThe modernist flying saucer of Council Plaza, St. Louis, 22012.
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The full collection of prominent modernist works have not been on display since 1968.
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Will she craft more of her clever textile takes on seminal Modernist painting styles?
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The husband-wife team tends to build big, airy, modernist structures with expansive courtyards.
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Its formality demonstrated Brooks's mastery of modernist form and her ability to manipulate language.
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These gleaming compositions fulfill the high-modernist beau ideal; they exist for themselves alone.
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Like many modernist poets, Adonis borrows literary authority from the tradition he declares obsolete.
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She was a euphoric Modernist, a believer in the infinite possibilities of human progress.
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Germany is sprinkled with innovative early modernist housing projects that will fascinate architecture obsessives.
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Wright had fused his own ideas about organic architecture with the Europeans' Modernist functionality.
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To A New Form dignifies this Modernist master's work by delving right into it.
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"How can you tell this story in a more modernist, complex language?" he asked.
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Wartime quilts confirm once more that abstraction is hardly the province of modernist painters.
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I realized I was working with the classic modernist question of high versus low.
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The DePaul University Museum was the display space with the most coldly modernist feel.
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"It's a very pure, modernist take on the stuff we live in," Sternberg explains.
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The 20th-century physician and modernist William Carlos Williams might suit her tastes too.
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Calder explains that he has tapped his fellow modernist Alejandro Otero to assist them.
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What she really wanted, she realized, was something completely different: a striking, modernist house.
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They display modernist heirlooms including teak and fiberglass chairs and chartreuse Russel Wright dishes.
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It's as if he disgorged all his extraneous words during his European Modernist phase.
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Both collected art; her father's best friend was the Dutch modernist architect Jaap Bakema.
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This Modernist icon, in other words, was built with an appreciation for the past.
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The score, spiked with modernist elements, makes Mr. Hertzberg seem a 21st-century Ravel.
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Even better was Galina Ustvolskaya's Piano Concerto — a modernist, five-movement work from 1946.
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He was born too late to be a high modernist like Woolf and Joyce.
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Why are you playing to this outdated, modernist idea that there are objective facts?
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The room featured lots of rounded shapes and curving forms in the modernist style.
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A bachelor pad with a hexagonal roof, the house is an organic-modernist jewel.
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SALONEN When I started out, I was an obedient student of the modernist movement.
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She never quite fully disidentified with the mostly masculinist European modernist tradition she admired.
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And this is yet another factor likely to keep her from mainstream modernist acceptance.
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Adjaye's building might be the most successful modernist design on the Mall so far.
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All the modernist sonorities and layered strands in this dense, complex music come through.
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Art Review And now, a brief update from the modernist halls of Brazilian power.
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And Jill Magid altered the ashes of modernist architect Luis Barragán into a diamond.
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Organized thematically, the show starts with Barr and Johnson's initial encounters in the late 1920s and their visits to the Bauhaus in Germany, later weaving through their influential modernist exhibitions at MoMA and their dissemination of modernist design into the broader American culture.
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Buried somewhere in this dense modernist prose is a story of lesbian love and torment.
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Collectively, their writings were influenced by surrealist and abstract-expressionist art, and other modernist tendencies.
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That work is masculinist and modernist, with just a dash of sociopolitical awareness for flavor.
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The Edmonds image was created in response to the modernist primitivism of Man Ray's photograph.
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At Riverside, he fell under the spell of T. S. Eliot and other modernist poets.
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But they are undoubtedly one of the elements that mark him as a supreme modernist.
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Zilberstein asked to work on the papers of Mikhail Bulgakov, the modernist playwright and novelist.
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The post-modernist trained in the fever swamp of anti-Americanism, cannot accept nationalistic impulses.
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Prodded by their sons, they arrange a children's play date at Emily's sleek modernist lair.
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There's lyrical sweep but modernist angles from the ensemble of 11, conducted by Geoffrey McDonald.
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It's Faulkner cross-pollinated with Balzac, modernist techniques used to paint a sweeping historical panorama.
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The new-music landscape here has tended to favor thornier modernist sounds and European composers.
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He doesn't really feel that the Bouquet series is neo-modernist or neo-impressionistic, though.
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The Christ of the fundamentalist is one Christ; the Christ of the modernist is another.
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The selection was mainly a mix of pre-modernist works appealing to Russian nationalistic tastes.
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That's how a Modernist gem like Jouni Kaipainen's "Trois Morceaux de l'Aube" came into being.
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On one side were those whose complex modernist languages involved various atonal and serial methods.
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For much of Mr. Crumb's career, such quotations were anathema to the reigning modernist ethos.
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Some fear that the landscape architect Lester Collins's modernist vision from 1981 will be lost.
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It's similar to a modernist house, where you don't have lots of trim and embellishments.
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If modernism is defined by the creation of abstract artworks, then Wilmarth is a modernist.
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This is for solo piano (played by Susan Walters): 10 pieces like Romantically modernist études.
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Sketchbook | Ali Fitzgerald illustrates a step-by-step guide to throwing the perfect modernist soiree.
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But he certainly served as an intransigent advocate for Arnold Schoenberg's modernist 12-tone technique.
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His soulful, sculptural designs helped lift the profession out of its functionalist, placeless, modernist rut.
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With her connections to architects and designers, the company expanded rapidly with its modernist collections.
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An angular, modernist photograph of the bridge taken by Berenice Abbott in 20153 hangs nearby.
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Like a Trojan horse, that can opener could sneak modernist ideas through the front door.
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I think that with modernist art, the art happens in front of you; you see it.
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How, then, should we understand the relationship between Russian modernist art and the 21907 Bolshevik Revolution?
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They live in a spacious modernist house in the sun-drenched middle of some beautiful woods.
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The early American Modernist, Blanche Lazell (1878 – 1956), is well-known for her white-line prints.
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To evoke the author's Connecticut house, the redesign of the library will have a modernist twist.
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Calder's work is a crucial link between high-modernist abstraction and today's performance and video art.
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Modernist buffs have started to fret that many of these Brutalist buildings will soon be gone.
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Increasingly, though, scholars treat Cather as a major modernist who rivals Woolf and Joyce in complexity.
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The pods are already being tested in pedestrianised areas of Milton Keynes, a modernist British city.
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Such contrasts arise throughout: archaic choral polyphony and modernist whisperings, keening string clusters and plaintive drones.
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At eighty, Howe is among the worthiest heirs to the high-modernist line in American poetry.
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To entertain this kind of question is the first strong step toward appreciating Howe's modernist forensics.
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Other heirs of the modernist legacy have refused to compromise, hunkering down in dissonance and difficulty.
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Late-period works such as the Harp Concerto maintain rhythmic vitality while creating eerie, modernist atmospheres.
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The exhibition, "The Radical Eye: Modernist Photography from the Sir Elton John Collection," will run Nov.
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The Malley hoax is said to have set back the modernist movement in Australia several decades.
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According to Modernist Cuisine, steel is a more conductive cooking surface than a brick oven's stone.
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The long, narrow space, formerly their Texoá coffee bar, has been done in 1930s Modernist style.
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He's a modernist and a comedian, a politician and an aesthete, an intellectual and a libertine.
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It's an exhibition, of course, and it's devoted to the Spanish modernist Joan Miró (1893-1983).
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A Modernist, Mr. Marini taught sculpture to Mr. Pinton, who translated his groundbreaking ideas to jewelry.
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Models, stylishly dressed in modernist menswear, stand posed on a suburban corner and an oriental rug.
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Like Hopper, the modernist painter Marsden Hartley is an artist usually offered in American art sales.
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Mr. McAdam is a meticulous guy, and he's decorated the place in a rigorous modernist style.
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It's idyllic and woodsy, full of modernist pale-wood furniture and a New Age therapeutic vibe.
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His work is a fascinating, frustrating thorn in the side of the modernist ideal of wholeness.
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Above 355 degrees, "Modernist Cuisine" says, you get a different type of browning: pyrolysis, or burning.
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And what view of Modernist rationality lies behind the work of the Czech artist Bela Kolarova?
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The current iteration of MoMA is beautiful, but logistics matter more than aesthetics (a Modernist tenet!).
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Modernist architect Stanley Saitowitz is controversial, and he's designed some of San Francisco's most recognizable buildings.
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The modernist Hungarian master Gyorgy Kurtag, still active at 90, is represented by selections from Vol.
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Built in the 1950s under Belgian colonial rule, both structures are gems of African Modernist architecture.
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At the same time, Davis writes angular, incisive vocal lines in the mid-century modernist tradition.
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It was as a sculptor of modernist shapes in glass that Mr. Roche seemed most comfortable.
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Their challenge, however, was to assume a European modernist spirit while resisting cultural dependence on Europe.
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Ernst Barlach was a modernist sculptor influenced by German art of the Middle Ages and Expressionism.
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Those books are smaller, and more portable," Myrhvold told VICE News of his new tome,"Modernist Bread.
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That show placed scrambled, amnesiac, topographical scenographies over distinct cultural values: an outdated, modernist, utopian, colonizer's conjecture.
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The works are designed to be the opposite of the seriousness and grandeur of Soviet Modernist architecture.
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In 1934, Ford moved to New York with his partner, the Russian-born modernist painter Pavel Tchelitchew.
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Technically, her work here is closer to barefoot ballet than modern dance, but she's a true modernist.
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One area of contention is whether to take a traditionalist or modernist interpretation of Islam's religious texts.
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My studio is located in my home, which was designed in 1960 by modernist architect Woodie Garber.
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Painting huge murals and frescoes, she bucked modernist trends and instead painted what best described her moods.
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"THE street wears us out; it is altogether disgusting!" wrote Le Corbusier, a modernist architect, in 1929.
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No names are named, no insult given, except to the memory of one late-modernist Irish playwright.
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At these schools, he discovered both the thinking of Marx and the transcendental power of modernist literature.
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From an historian's perspective, Trump presents an interesting case study in the viability of post-modernist theory.
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Even after civil servants began moving to the modernist capital, cariocas thought important ministries would stay put.
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In this sense, The Modernist is a reflection on the post-truth era of conflicting information systems.
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At Regen Projects, the film is projected inside a custom, modernist theater designed by architect Michael Maltzan.
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Catherine Opie: The Modernist continues at Regen Projects ( 6750 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles) through February 17.
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In both works, Adonis claimed to discover a "modernist" counter-heritage buried within the classical heritage itself.
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The modernist architects that Scott Sternberg cites dreamt of designing perfect modular houses for all of humanity.
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The façade is a patchwork of corrugated metal and raw slate, and the interiors are austerely modernist.
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What emerges from these conflicting assertions is an engaging ambiguity, one that prefers to sidestep modernist resolution.
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Unsurprisingly, she acted as muse for a number of modernist artists who captured her in portrait form.
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The Commonwealth Institute building is considered one of London's more important post-World War II modernist structures.
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At a time of intense dogmatism, he did not proclaim that there was a "right" modernist aesthetic.
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Johnson would continue to stray from his roots, shocking his Modernist fathers with his overt historical references.
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" Behind the defiant modernist façade she detected a macho pose, an aversion to "soft, sentimental, 'feminine' qualities.
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Modernist painters, writers, and filmmakers had a far easier time finding a wide audience than composers did.
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Materner described the sculpture as "degenerate art," a term used by the Nazis to characterize modernist art.
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Her first entry to Women's Wear seamlessly combined symbols of Guatemalan folk art with modernist geometric shapes.
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Charred tree trunks hold faces aloft, these masks ranging from strange modernist forms to realistic human visages.
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The Argentinian modernist tried obsessively to bring order to chaos, even in the midst of unrelenting flux.
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I learned how to make some pretty cool modernist things when I worked under chef Josh Gil.
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As fate would have it, one day, I was reading pieces of Modernist Cuisine by Nathan Myhrvold.
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Every generation of modernist artists has applied a firm negative to points championed by the previous generation.
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But Berio ingeniously melds the tunes with a subtly modernist musical language to make them his own.
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Color is the organizing principle of Piper's work, which builds upon the tradition of early Modernist painting.
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Phyllis took charge of its construction, choosing the modernist Ludwig Mies van der Rohe as its architect.
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A 2200-foot-22015-inch cylinder of a man, he hardly looks the part of a modernist.
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Fundamentalists did not view these "modernist" theological trends as a product of different interpretive methods and presuppositions.
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Two Tenayuca oil studies from around 1938 might be 3-D renderings of a stark modernist house.
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Bricks are one of his trademark motifs to evoke urban dwellings, jail cells and the modernist grid.
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Beyond these mosques, Bangladesh was rapidly developing the most robust Modernist tradition in all of South Asia.
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For Documenta13, he built a Danish modernist-looking cabin on the grounds, with a glass-walled cabana.
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The groom's parents founded Boyd Design, a Los Angeles-based consultancy that restores and preserves modernist architecture.
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Like other Modernist architects, he sought to simplify the art of building into a few cardinal points.
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Elements of modernist atonality, Asian-inflected styles, jazz and eerie atmospheric noise course through the taut score.
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This is a favorite modernist party trick that anyone can do with the right smoker and pump.
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But not as dangerous as the final "Fireworks" prelude, which comes across here like a modernist inferno.
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The house was beautifully renovated and furnished in the modernist style; not a single object lay awry.
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Many of its roughly 238 houses are modernist, and a wooden boardwalk serves as the main thoroughfare.
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Ms. Olnick and Mr. Spanu recently gave a tour of their modernist home overlooking the Hudson River.
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The modernist architect Philip Johnson designed the New Age cathedral, whose appearance has long evoked strong opinions.
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Early in the 20th century, for complicated reasons, modernist composers and mainstream audiences slipped into different camps.
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"I didn't know what to make of it back then," he says of the ultra-Modernist villa.
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The envelope poems are not purely works of visual art, like calligraphic screens or proto-modernist collages.
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If I say it was Tolstoyan in its ambition, it was also modernist, Proustian, Joycean in execution.
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The family scraped by in Paris, selling possessions like artwork by the modernist painter Emiliano Di Cavalcanti.
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Sometimes, especially with the many university campuses in these cities, the modernist embrace served humanistic, developmental aims.
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INDOORS Designed by the architect David Tyson, the house has clean modernist lines and exposed wood ceilings.
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He is leading a lost party away from a modernist heresy — back to the Old-Time Religion.
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He's transformed Jags from old-man mobiles to modernist, striking hunks of art stuffed into aluminum jumpsuits.
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In Israel, Palestinian detainees were tied to kindergarten chairs, cuffed, hooded, and immersed in modernist classical music.
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The PBS documentary series "American Masters" returns with a film about the visionary Modernist architect Eero Saarinen.
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He was instrumental in promoting modernist doctrine and challenged the ossification of its legacy during the 1960s.
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Despite a versatility rooted in Beethoven, it has made a specialty of Bartok and other modernist repertory.
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Like all skyscrapers of the Modernist period, it conveys the grand ambitions of a new machinist age.
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LG's solution is to roll it into an austere rectangular box that's easily mistaken for modernist furniture.
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It has in fact been modeled from a modernist building maquette but looks organic, pliable, and soft.
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This is as true of 16th-century Renaissance frescoes as it is of 20th-century modernist canvases.
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He deployed modernist innovations such as cubist simultaneity but, unlike European examples, he looked beneath the surface.
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I've been thinking about it, since I know you explore relationships between the Occult and modernist art.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In our time of epidemic Modernist and Post-Modernist retro — well-made art without a radical hair on its head — it's refreshing to walk into something as different as At the Temperature of My Body, Heather Dewey-Hagborg's exhibition at the Fridman Gallery.
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While the challenge in San Francisco had been to weave a modernist plaza into an old waterfront, the task at the Sea Ranch was to blend a modernist community into the moody bluffs: another place touted as being for the public benefit but actually conceived through private development.
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The exhibition John Graham: Maverick Modernist at the Parrish Art Museum in Water Mill, Long Island, is a unique opportunity to explore the work of an artist who has hovered on the margins of the Modernist narrative for more than a half-century, when he isn't forgotten altogether.
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Where this whole modernist approach starts to fall down and disintegrate, however, is in Audi's choice of materials.
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Unlike Westerners, Soviets preferred to vacation at sanatoriums, which were modernist structures infused with a sense of utopia.
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NKA was modernist architecture without modernization; the buildings hinted at the Angkorian empire, but it was centuries gone.
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The style reflects a minimal, modernist influence in mostly static animation, accompanied by Francesco Fontana's heavy piano music.
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The Garden Party, a lyrical new novel by Grace Dane Mazur, is a modernist throwback of a book.
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Cope subverts this common modernist aesthetic (the grid) by using it to project colonial violence on the landscape.
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An architecture school graduate, Pearse is inspired by the minimalism, logic, and often cubist composition of modernist buildings.
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Asmara, the capital of Eritrea, is the first modernist city to be listed as a World Heritage site.
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"Nightwood" is a bold, exceptionally well-written modernist prose poem, and remains the closest thing to James Joyce.
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It is a modernist dream that quickly becomes a nightmare, of course, when you join the scrum yourself.
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He published a staggering five-volume magnum opus, Modernist Cuisine: The Art and Science of Cooking, in 2011.
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They were proud of their modernist creations: Acton council issued tickets for the opening of its first tower.
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All black and glass, it does have some of the sleek, modernist hotel look Groesbeck is going for.
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Columbus (2017)People from all over the world travel to Columbus, IN to visit the city's modernist architecture.
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A rich visual narrative that documents the emergence of a modernist architectural language in six Latin American capitals.
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In return, some stigmatized immigrant subjects adopt a mixture of readily available religious, anti-modernist, anti-European sentiments.
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There is conceptual overlap: like an empire, the modernist city-plan attempts to foist order on perceived disorder.
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You might have expected that, being a composer, he would emphasize the shocking, modernist character of Strauss's score.
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In the 20th-century, painters such as Henri Matisse and Richard Diebenkorn translated the window into modernist masterworks.
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She is pleased with a Modernist sculpture of an owl in Planty Park that has recently been restored.
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New hotels directly on Lake Como are rare, so this year-old modernist property is a welcome addition.
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Filario's sleek modernist design, dramatic views, comfortable rooms and outdoor activities offer a value that's hard to beat.
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Like "Ulysses," or "The Waste Land," or countless other difficult, ambiguous modernist landmarks, "2001" forged its own context.
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Now, having had a cloistered training, Ligeti could dip at will into the full range of modernist styles.
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Loafers also come retooled, this time with modernist architecture-inspired hardware that toggles between the masculine and feminine.
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"The design of the new Defender is a manifestation of our modernist design philosophy, elemental yet incredibly sophisticated."
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In a sense they are modernist icons for the only society in the world that was officially atheist.
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New Mexico's Bank of the West Tower is a prime example of modernist architecture that many people hate.
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Modernist architect Antoni Gaudí didn't live to see his Sagrada Família completed — in fact, it's still being built.
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The Monday after the announcement, Slat arrived at the Ocean Cleanup's headquarters, an airy, modernist office in Delft.
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The point is clear: Reich's reaction to modernist complexity is merely one strand of an intricate musical fabric.
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The arrival of Saariaho's opera at the Met, in 2016, was a particularly bracing sign of modernist longevity.
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When British forces dismantled the Ottoman Empire in 1918, various Modernist inquiries into abstraction were at their height.
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They recall Modernist artists working with geometric abstraction, including Piet Mondrian, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, and Kazimir Malevich.
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Little children's eyes may fill in the modernist blanks and see the sprawling richness implied in the text.
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Different as the two sculptors are, they share certain values, like the Modernist ethos of truth to materials.
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It introduces audiences to a bold modernist tradition forged by radical, multi-ethnic communities with utopic, collective ambitions.
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Some of these new designers felt attacked by Rand's modernist philosophy, voiced in his books and Yale lectures.
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The kicker here, however, is that this cocktail is not the product of some new modernist cuisine restaurant.
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His Piano Concerto No. 3, a piece recorded brilliantly by Ursula Oppens, deftly blends jazz and modernist styles.
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At one point, after a long stretch of modernist chamber writing had elapsed, a repeating, jazzy trill emerged.
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The show spent about a week shooting locations in Singapore to take advantage of the city's modernist architecture.
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As his firm has proved before, new doesn't have to mean glass curtain walls and a modernist bent.
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Ms. Hannigan, at 46, is already renowned for her versatility and detailed artistry in modernist and contemporary repertory.
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Mapping Modernisms points us to the unequal way in which Western Modernist art histories characterize influence between cultures.
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Color is the organizing principle of Jane Piper's work, which builds upon the tradition of early Modernist painting.
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Modernist sculpture, low-resolution GIFs, and appropriated images blend together in a hyper-saturated stew of questionable taste.
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The video moves through and around a digital rendering of Villa Savoye, architect Le Corbusier's iconic modernist building.
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I suspect this void has allowed the government to distort the stories of the city center's modernist sites.
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She holds the audience's gaze and transmutes it into a series of sultry body isolations and modernist twists.
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Hans read widely — Plato, Socrates, St. Augustine and Pascal — and decorated his dorm room with Modernist French art.
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With that shove, Venet thankfully topples certain Modernist mandates concerning reducing our attention to the objectness of art.
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One memorable series was about Armenian bus stops, photographed directly so that they begin to resemble modernist sculpture.
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Mr. Pollini certainly took risks in the days when he championed thorny modernist works by Boulez and Nono.
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And Mr. Salonen, who came to attention as a flinty Finnish modernist composer, has taken a similar course.
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We have seen him sharpen up, with a wardrobe rooted in tradition but also very modernist and minimal.
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The 21-room AthensWas, with its clean-lined Classic Modernist interiors, is steps away from the Acropolis Museum.
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Kono's stories follow a more traditionally realist structure in keeping with the postwar modernist writers of her time.
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Michigan's Modernist heritage is more than just history now up for grabs; it is also a cautionary tale.
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But it was quickly followed by a cancer diagnosis, and this pathbreaking American modernist died the following year.
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Whole stretches of the music infuse elements of jazz with a modernist language spiked with 12-tone riffs.
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This "Brokeback" comes so close to living up to its promise and becoming a truly distinctive modernist opera.
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The complex modernist Charles Wuorinen might not have seemed a likely candidate to write a piece for teenagers.
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The second is like a flinty, modernist étude that unfolds in one breakneck, twisting line, with no chords.
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Design Review Did he, or did she, conceive some of the best modernist furniture in a packed career?
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Meanwhile, the abstract sought to continue, in the realm of the visual, the modernist critique of the self.
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Although Yeats is the exemplary case among occult-oriented modernist writers, T. S. Eliot also deserves a glance.
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Benioff, 55, settles his hulking frame into his modernist leather chair while splaying his paw-like hands wide.
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Stuart Davis, a leading American modernist who died in 1964, is best known for his boldly colorful paintings.
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A modernist thermal bath complex on an ancient site near Fez may return to its original concrete splendor.
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Gilbert is a master interpreter of modernist music; this might be the most interesting "Messiah" of the season.
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Supreme classicist, supreme modernist and still underrated as a superlative Romantic and dramatist, he remains ballet's dominant figure.
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The architecture community marveled at how a home designed by a modernist genius could go unnoticed for decades.
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"Composition, Lonely Figure" (163), a painting by influential Brazilian Modernist Tarsila do Amaral, numbers among the new additions.
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His "Afternoon of a Faun" (1912) and "Rite of Spring" (1913) can be called the first modernist ballets.
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Some passages hint of avant-garde jazz, like an audacious Cecil Taylor improvisation, but with flintier modernist madness.
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Like their Nazi precursors, the Communist rulers of East Germany scorn the subjectivism and decadence of modernist art.
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From an early point, its modernist collection represented the contributions, through sale, purchase or gifts, of several people.
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Immense and indomitable, the country's dramatic topography and climate have produced unique and spectacular takes on Modernist architecture.
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His first monograph, Transfigurations (2008), is an evolution of the modernist search for form within a primitive landscape.
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The body, seeming to fall backward, is flattened into a modernist space and crammed within the painting's confines.
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The modernist American artist was to paint original art for the advertising campaign for the Hawaiian Pineapple Company.
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Too idiosyncratic to be identified with any of the modernist movements of his times — he was highly critical of Impressionism, for example, while remaining on cordial terms with its exponents — he is now acknowledged to have been an important modernist in his own right but remains even today hard to classify.
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The show also reflected a shift in critical thinking, which had begun to look beyond the modernist narrative's familiar hot spots — Paris, Berlin, London, New York — to consider "peripheral" centers of modernist art-making, including Tokyo, Osaka and other places in East Asia, and bring them equally into that canonical tale.
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She looks to paintings for her color palette — like those of the German-born Brazilian Modernist painter Eleanore Koch.
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That concept, the one that puts scientific solution above human error, is a sweet spot for the Modernist movement.
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In fact, Elie Faure begins his book with a modernist caveat about confusing the paint material with its surface.
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The mere idea of another possible narrative has been disregarded by American Modernist/Postmodernist discourse for much too long.
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The exhibition celebrates the influential Brazilian modernist artist, landscape architect, plant explorer, and conservationist Roberto Burle Marx (1909–94).
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Your weird tipping behavior is exposed and so is Apple's App Store, but first: a cartoon on modernist mathematics.
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But his reputation has continued to grow while those of his contemporaries, who clung to modernist orthodoxy, have faded.
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The dream of any post-modernist society: no more need for intermediaries and greedy banks to manage your funds.
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Credit: Modernist CuisineLast week physicists finally succeeded in directly detecting gravitational waves, 100 years after Albert Einstein predicted them.
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Art historically, the black hole resembles something modernist, like a color-field painting or a piece of optical art.
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The founder of American modernist poetry, Ezra Pound, rose to fame in part through his translations from the Chinese.
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The millions who live in these cities, though, know that there's a whole prehistory to their modernist urban experiments.
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It's either this really strict modernist academic thing or this really fake over sentimentalized 'scrumptious' aesthetic, and it's suffocating.
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The city was recognized for its futurist and modernist architecture, a product of the era of Italian colonial rule.
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Opening in 20133, Coppelia was designed by prominent modernist architect Mario Girona and was constructed to accommodate 1,000 people.
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Of all the city's bridges, the Bayonne Bridge is the most powerful and intimate work of modernist-era art.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light": installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the modernist designer Russel Wright's house and studio.
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The great modernist architects did it themselves, cultivating an allergy to the curlicued fussiness of Art Deco, for example.
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"It's been quiet all three days," said Jane Burgett, a dealer from Wiltshire who specializes in Scandinavian modernist jewelry.
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Speakers built into the floor fill the air with the dulcet sounds of Mr. Althoff's own folk-Modernist music.
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Never unsettling in the ways of, say, Matisse or, for heaven's sake, Picasso, Miró is a modernist for everybody.
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Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-British architect lauded for her experimental, neo-modernist style, is no stranger to cross-collaborations.
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As expected from the guy who famously said "everything design," Rand imbued A Designer's Art with precise modernist design.
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Cats the musical is based on the work of great modernist poet T.S. Eliot, set to music by ALW.
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The conductor Marco Armiliato gave a magisterial reading of this sophisticated music with its modernist colorings and rhythmic verve.
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In Brazil, Ms. Brito presents exhibitions in a breathtaking modernist bungalow with a garden designed by Roberto Burle Marx.
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The NSU Museum, for one, is in an interesting modernist building designed by the American architect Edward Larrabee Barnes.
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Here and there are still traces of some of the city's more prized Modernist buildings, including the opera house.
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She said she admires jewelers of the Modernist period, like Suzanne Belperron, who made a statement without sacrificing comfort.
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However, this time around, I felt as though the city's long-forgotten modernist buildings had come back to life.
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Exhibitions focusing on emerging artists and modernist works of the post-World War II era change roughly every month.
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His 1949 exhibition Modern Art in Your Life for example, joined modernist fine art with applied arts and furniture.
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Highlights of the classics include George Balanchine's "Square Dance" and "The Four Temperaments," a modernist interpretation of medieval psychology.
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A Dutch modernist master, Louis Andriessen, provided the third premiere, "Agamemnon," a teeming, raucous, strangely alluring 220-minute score.
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They have only a window of time, however, to seek out a buyer who appreciates its distinct modernist architecture.
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The Renaissance Warsaw Airport has modernist-inspired interiors and is adorned with graphic art from the Polish Poster Gallery.
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Good segue — you've also curated a sidebar show of his modernist photography, since Aperture controls the Paul Strand Archive.
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The designer's Modernist holiday home on the Suffolk coast abounds with artful arrangements of unusual pebbles and colorful driftwood.
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In Columbus, Indiana, Pei's Modernist Cleo Rogers Memorial Library sits across 5th Street from Eliel Saarinen's First Christian Church.
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The modernist crossing — illuminated by a light show ahead of its opening — was constructed using 35,000 tons of steel.
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The 1930s brought a turn toward political repression in Peru, and stark modernist geometry dominated art in the region.
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Homeowners today are turning their backs on the uniformity of modernist design, and Victoriana has no shortage of personality.
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He held up the National Gallery of Art as a model of the "conversation" between modernist and classic structures.
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"It felt like Armageddon," Mr. Fielden said, recalling the fire that ripped through his modernist Connecticut home in 2010.
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It was rebuilt in a modernist style in 1978, based on a design by New York architect Hugh Hardy.
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It was a short program of works by the protean Italian modernist composer Sylvano Bussotti, organized by Luciano Chessa.
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He went on to make floor-bound works that repurposed pieces of Modernist furniture as armatures for stretched spandex.
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When T visited, a large board leaned against one wall, covered with various images of the Modernist Kiev Crematorium.
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At 14, he studied with the great modernist Iba N'Diaye, and within a few years was a teacher himself.
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Like the French symbolist poets whom she read and admired in translation, she reinvented classical imagery in modernist forms.
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The clips below convey a more relaxed side to the modernist poet, one that's thoughtful, humorous and self-effacing.
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It focuses on their portraits of houses by famous modernist architects for their "Paparazza Moderna" project (though July 7).
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He almost won Top Chef season two and opened up José Andrés's modernist restaurant in Los Angeles, The Bazaar.
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"We were expecting more seats but ... our modernist project has done well despite all attacks," Khalid Adnoun, PAM spokesman said.
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He also affixed forged collection stamps from Galerie Flechtheim, one of the most important Modernist dealers during the Weimar period.
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And he believed that his work extended the entire modernist tradition, which he thought would be ongoing long after him.
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An exhibition at Japan Society makes room in the modernist canon for the heady, playful ideas of free-thinking renegades.
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It included illustrations by Emilio Pettoruti, an Argentine cubist, and José Sabogal, a Peruvian artist who created Amauta's modernist design.
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He was a global modernist long before the term became fashionable and in that regard he was a true visionary.
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Many modernist buildings are facing conservation issues, especially those that fall under the broad Brutalist umbrella with their looming concrete.
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With a modernist touch, he depicted floral scenes, landscapes, musicians, and delved into the world of the abstract as well.
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But with its generically Modernist passages and emotive stretches in a Neo-Romantic vein, it lacked a clear musical voice.
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PARIS — The designer Karen Chekerdjian is known in her native Lebanon for modernist objects made with traditional materials and techniques.
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The modernist master for whom Boulez Saal is named was a relentless critic of classical music's fixation on the past.
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Awazu rebuked modernist design ideals in his graphic art and instead engaged with indigenous culture, popular symbols, and untidy visuals.
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But the claim really compels only if you're still in thrall to the weary modernist mythos of progress in art.
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As Adina Hoffman says, the style is all over the place—veering from modernist free association to pulpy bodice-ripping.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the house and studio of Russel Wright, modernist designer.
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As a Modernist, Mr. Perrault faced a daunting architectural gang populated by the most famous classicists of French architectural history.
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Beckmann's politically and morally charged figurative art and its idiosyncratic mix of Modernist and Medieval styles, fell on blind eyes.
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In short, the world of modernist political art in Mexico, however inclusive in theory, was something of a shark tank.
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But inside, the modernist décor is warm, with a cavernous lobby featuring glassy fireplaces, sea-green carpets and driftwood sculptures.
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The four-section opera "De Materie" by the Dutch modernist composer Louis Andriessen explores the relationship between matter and spirit.
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Even the second-floor exhibition, which is devoted to the work of South Asian modernist Nasreen Mohamedi, is largely pedestrian.
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Developed by Tatlin, Constructivist works were art at the service of the public, like festival art or modernist public buildings.
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This intriguing comparison suggests that the history of late-modernist painting still remains open in its search for primal origins.
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In this sonata teeming with modernist impulses, he calls for a brilliant palette of sounds often created through specific gestures.
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"Hadley manages to be old-fashioned and modernist and brilliantly postmodern all at once," Rebecca Makkai wrote in these pages.
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She does paintings, paper works and mixed media, and her influences include Greek myths, science fiction and modernist industrial design.
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Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya's myth-busting new book, "Modernist Bread," is a call for bakers to experiment and innovate.
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This engrossing performance made clear that, for all its scintillating colors and jazzy riffs, modernist complexities run through the score.
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It made me gasp, then scratch my head, then thrill to its marriage of high-modernist gestures and private doodles.
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Evans called his restoration efforts a "reconstitution," and much of it was done with that most modernist of materials: concrete.
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In the 2000s, Mr. Overstreet increasingly mixed media — spray paint, fabric, shaped supports — as if to break down Modernist hierarchies.
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He had lived in a Modernist house in Berkeley for more than 50 years before recently moving to nearby Albany.
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It's to her great credit that Hadley manages to be old-fashioned and modernist and brilliantly postmodern all at once.
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There are small if understated markers, like the modernist painting hanging on a wall inside a ground floor reception room.
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Seen on the page, the words scattered amid expanses of white, it can seem more like modernist poetry than theater.
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What you Get A 1928 house in Los Angeles, a midcentury home in Charlottesville and a modernist house in Austin.
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John Graham: Maverick Modernist continues at the Parrish Art Museum (279 Montauk Highway, Water Mill, New York) through July 30.
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Over the past 221-plus years, Sutil's work has undergone a number of changes while remaining committed to modernist abstraction.
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As Strand matured he embraced a social and documentary role for photography that was at odds with Stieglitz's modernist aims.
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The Modernist master left his mark on generations, from Renzo Piano and Norman Foster to David Adjaye and Billie Tsien.
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We started with the sculpture park, weaving in and out of modernist behemoths that belonged in LACMA, not someone's backyard.
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From historical gardens to feats of Modernist architecture, what to see and where to stay in the beloved Brazilian city.
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It would behooves us to remember the indomitable spirit of this Modernist masterpiece and all it still has to offer.
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A first-ever biography of the pioneering British modernist charts the creative path of an intense and deeply sensitive painter.
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This gleaming, modernist space of concrete and steel with soaring columns and room for bikes of all sizes and colors?
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Tastefully appointed booths carry everything from tiny baubles and bibelots to sleek modernist furniture, antiquities, glassware and blue-chip art.
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Its inaugural PAD booth will feature creations by the pioneer of modernist Brazilian furniture, Joaquim Tenreiro, who died in 21897.
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This season, he has claimed his modernist bona fides — leading Berg and Schoenberg works that aren't far from their centennials.
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There's a modernist glass house and a vaulted roof reminiscent of Louis Kahn's great Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth.
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The prominent modernist Eliot and Hale met in 1912 when Hale was attending Smith College and Eliot was at Harvard.
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Once Joyce discovered him, Svevo, the author of "Zeno's Conscience," went on to be recognized as a comic modernist master.
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Even though Chagall immediately became one of the leading modernist painters, he continued to face difficulties in the French capital.
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The poet Aimé Césaire, who was from Martinique, was one of the most influential voices of modernist literature in France.
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If you're into Modernist revivals, you'll do better here than at the ghastly new restaurant in Johnson's old Four Seasons.
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A large, secluded patio featured a modernist fire pit, lit each night and accompanied by complimentary beverages and light snacks.
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In forest clearings there are sun-dappled log cabins, pine-clad lodges, tennis courts, bars, modernist sculptures and lecture halls.
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Is it just a coincidence that the three operas you've done at the Met are all modernist, quite spiky scores?
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After a whirlwind affair, Dick moved in with Anne in the spacious modernist house she had shared with Mr. Rubenstein.
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Last season brought premieres by young composers like Ashley Fure and Conrad Tao, and by modernist masters like Louis Andriessen.
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The 1970s and '80s witnessed endless museum-critiquing projects, and Modernist collage, too, undertook similar collisions of life and art.
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While our hotel was all modernist glass and concrete, La Folie had polished wooden panels on the floors and walls.
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Some were modernist classics, and some were pornography (often, books whose titles were a lot more titillating than their contents).
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Befitting the country of Matisse, the urinal looks more like a modernist flower box than a receptacle for human waste.
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Nearby is the Socrates Sculpture Park, a dumpsite-turned-park-space with modernist art that embraces the area's industrial past.
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He witnessed the fallout from two world wars, and contributed significantly to the upheavals that were Modernist art and culture.
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Mr. Adès's thorny, modernist music, played with crackling precision and color by the orchestra, bristled with manic, almost madcap, energy.
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It is also one of the few that revives the old, pre-Modernist joy that we find in the ornate.
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Included in those photographs are "rare prints of modernist masterpieces and mid-22th century classics," according to the press release.
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ON LOCATION From the street, the house is French Norman style, with a turret; in back, it's a modernist showplace.
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The couple occasionally updates these tableaus, shopping from a collection of Modernist, Edwardian and Victorian pieces hidden in the basement.
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Sunnylands, a grand Modernist residence of mogul Walter Annenberg, is another desert landmark with a murky historical and political past.
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The president spoke from the modernist glass-and-steel presidency building, newly inaugurated in the Paris suburb of Seine-Saint-Denis.
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In both movies, the modernist director pioneers a form of filmmaking that expresses a constant debt to prose, painting and theater.
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American modernist ballet might have merely imitated its Russian-European counterparts, if not for the addition of Vaudevillian and "Africanist" elements.
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A few of the buildings in Kragujevac, where I lived, dated to the 19th century, but the rest were Modernist slabs.
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Striped upholstery sits beside checks and florals, modernist furniture clashes with boho styles, and framed artwork floats nebulously throughout the room.
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The words clearly inspired Mr. Abrahamsen to write music that ingeniously combines modernist astringencies, harmonic richness and strangely beautiful atmospheric colorings.
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Her pictures spanned genres of documentary and modernist art, fused with a unique blend of social awareness that defined her work.
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The first, as befitted a true modernist trained at MIT and Harvard, was for simple geometric forms, triangle, circle and square.
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The Philbrook Museum is reconstructing the career of modernist photographer Lusha Nelson, whose life was cut short by an untimely death.
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Matter's father was Arthur B. Carles, the American modernist painter who studied with Matisse and showed at Alfred Stieglitz's 21987 Gallery.
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For more than two decades, the British choreographer has been using dancers to explore cognition, mathematics, neuroscience, astronomy, even modernist literature.
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Picasso, Duchamp, Dalí, Mondrian—these are some of the names that come to mind when one thinks of Modernist game-changers.
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"The rigid planes of the cantilevered balconies are pure modernist forms inserted into the heart of the forest," says Bruce Turner.
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The building the diplomats are leaving behind should be appreciated as one of the finest examples of modernist architecture in Britain.
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"When I was in college, I was practicing a modernist version of Islam but one that was still homophobic," he says.
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There is a modernist urge to wipe away the past and replace it with the new, but we should resist it.
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Drink Last fall, I went to the Whitney Museum of American Art to see the exhibition ''Archibald Motley: Jazz Age Modernist.
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" A few days later, at his '21980s-Modernist Beverly Hills home, he said he enjoyed the concert, "but I wasn't relaxed.
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The modernist Alvorada, which means Dawn and was designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, would be a dream home for many.
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And modernist architects like Brazil's Oscar Niemeyer and Mexico's Luis Barragán have occasioned frequent exhibitions, fashion editorials and monolithic Instagram bursts.
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Niemeyer's modernist masterpiece, conceived during a wave of industrialising optimism in the early 1950s, never fulfilled the ambitions of its builders.
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Everyone seemed to know each other, and they chatted over the Van Morrison coming from the modernist jukebox in the corner.
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Swift refers to modernist writers like Woolf and Conrad, whose novels often turn on juxtapositions between the public and private spheres.
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Portaluppi, the Italian Modernist architect of choice to society in the 1920s and '30s, was an obsessive perfectionist, much like Guadagnino.
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Modernist styles were revolutionary and ubiquitous back in the 1930s, but they may not look very modern to interior designers today.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," an installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the house and studio of Russel Wright, modernist designer.
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He moved quickly to put his own modernist stamp on that brand, before joining Dior and doing the same in 2012.
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The point alleged is that the artist critiques modernist abstraction as having been propaganda for—I don't know, maybe middle capitalism.
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Last week, Schweder and Shelley lived in the 40-by-8-foot Modernist structure for five days as visitors looked on.
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It will be the first building that Mr. Meier, known for his Modernist style and white aesthetic, has designed in black.
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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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He said it "turned out to be such a successful project" due to its proximity to the modernist headquarters building nearby.
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Completed by Mr. Andriessen, the Dutch Modernist master, in 1988 and first staged the next year, "De Materie" ("Matter") resists categorization.
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Abaroa's choice of materials, exhibition locations, even the name of the work, offer rejoinders to the elitism of High Modernist Art.
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Extraordinary in every sense of the word, it is in fact a proto-Modernist exercise in space, form, execution, and content.
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Once at the Breuer building's stern modernist castle façade, I listened to the "Downtown" section as I walked up Madison Avenue.
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Initially presented in a theater on a monochrome boxlike stage, it has the projecting intensity of a modernist, almost abstract film.
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Still, I designed this Modernist structure with concrete and raw tiles, and it's been in the family for over 40 years.
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At Alexander Gray, Harmony Hammond's prescient Weave paintings of the mid-1970s add a subversive domestic twist to the modernist monochrome.
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There have also been Berber rugs in the architect Frank Lloyd Wright's Modernist Pennsylvania pièce de résistance, Fallingwater, since the 1950s.
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The current major show, "Becoming John Marin: Modernist at Work," features works by one of the major figures of American modernism.
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Their arched forms and side panels conjure Renaissance chapels, as if revisited by a devout modernist whose hero is Mark Rothko.
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Visitors could enter a large-scale open-air pavilion built from carved gypsum panels that echoed both Egyptian and Modernist structures.
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The database's 260,000 catalogue entries, the fruits of 30 years of research, range from modernist synagogues to ancient Hebrew illuminated manuscripts.
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Christian fundamentalism and theological modernism were two sides of the same coin; both illustrated the all-consuming power of modernist thought.
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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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Listen to excerpts from the piano solo "Prélude, Toccata et Scherzo," written in 1944, when the modernist master was just 19.
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The book has the velocity of a thriller yet the causal slippages associated with high modernist writing like Beckett's or Kafka's.
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Barry Manilow's former home is only partially visible from the street, but modernist madmen will consider it well worth the glimpse.
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The city was flattened during World War II, so it's now a hodgepodge of Modernist architecture mixed with reconstructed medieval buildings.
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There are Modernist wood guéridons for tableside folderol like carving ducks, mixing steak tartare, tossing Caesar salad and filleting Dover sole.
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These men were modernist apostles who lived their own teachings, though here, again, the show's adverse audiovisuals get in the way.
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Le Corbusier helped GCATSPAC develop the Macià Plan, which reconceived Barcelona along grand modernist lines, as a political and cultural capital.
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Like his compatriots Krzysztof Penderecki and Witold Lutoslawski, Mr. Gorecki had in his early work experimented with modernist techniques like serialism.
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But to Ms. Siddall, the inclusion of modernist works in a fair devoted to emerging art was something of a revelation.
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The use of time-travel, memories and invented film clips in "Millennium Actress" suggest the modernist cinema of Alain Resnais cubed.
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Columbus's claim to fame — other than being Vice President Mike Pence's hometown — is that it's an unlikely haven for modernist architecture.
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Morris Adjmi Architects designed the building, a strikingly Modernist grid of 12-by-12-foot windows, working with DeSimone Consulting Engineers.
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Reminiscent of a Modernist sculpture, and one of just 11 known examples, it was priced at 200,0003 euros, or roughly $213,000.
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The former, a collegiate Gothic building, is now connected to the low-slung modernist one as part of the redesigned museum.
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The company's headquarters are a modernist house in Silver Lake, designed by R.M. Schindler and owned by the ceramist Noel Osheroff.
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Just past this is a smattering of squat, old-fashioned brick buildings, and taking up the rear are soaring modernist towers.
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Together they defined the school's mission: to foster a pragmatic working method that combined classical and Modernist aesthetics with direct observation.
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Encuentro Guadalupe, a collection of modernist cube-shape hotel suites built into boulders, offers dozens of viewing perches, some with telescopes.
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Yet certain international artists may lie too far outside the MoMA-approved notion of modernist style to be candidates for inclusion.
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The museum bought virtually nothing from the show, and when it ended the trustees sank back into their anti-modernist myopia.
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All the pieces mixed Jewish folk material with early-twentieth-century modernist gestures: they often smacked of Bartók in the shtetls.
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First, though, there are parental tears and Dafna and Michael's handsome, sparsely furnished apartment with its tidy bookshelves and modernist furniture.
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In a modernist complex in downtown Houston, artists transform the dark corners and rooms into a light-filled cluster of art.
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I know Urban Geography, Colonial History, Modernist Poetry and Critical Theory Masters students who've worked 20 hours a week as baristas.
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He referenced Postmodernism, Japanese pagodas, Art Deco, Dutch gables, and other vernacular and modernist styles for a global fusion of architecture.
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And they looked to him as an active model for a new strain of modernist art that came to be called Expressionism.
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It's a strange juxtaposition to make, especially when the remainder of the gallery's booth is devoted to more de rigueur modernist fare.
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I wonder why the modernist narrative still championed by museums like Guggenheim and MoMA insists on cherishing male aggression as an asset.
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While he accepts traditional notions about the artist's transformative powers, he assures the crucially independent nature of the medium for modernist practice.
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Soviet Suprematism was one of the most important modernist styles, worthy of being set alongside French Cubism, Italian Futurism and German Expressionism.
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Her works employs an array of modernist techniques, especially collage and assemblage, to look into the relationship between written and drawn signs.
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The logo was a bold example of modernist design, the C in the middle emanating out to the people watching the broadcasts.
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The introduction of modernist design can be traced to the Canadian National Railway, which has used this slick CN logo since 1959.
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From literature, we can look to James Joyce's modernist classic Ulysses for proof that a restrictive time frame can enhance the story.
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The modernist principles of functionality and embracing industrial materials are present, just filtered through one too many blueprints to keep their edge.
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The same goes for the Villa Savoye, the modernist masterpiece designed by Le Corbusier (who is not even mentioned on the label).
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The Library follows Schiff's previous publications of 360-degree photographs of the modernist homes of Columbus, Indiana, and Frank Lloyd Wright's designs.
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Matthias is American poetry's premier "midwestern Modernist": his work combines Hemingway's plainspoken straightforwardness, Pound's recondite allusiveness, and Stein's delight in sheer wordplay.
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Words poured out of them—not always intelligible words, to those outside the charmed circle of modernist architecture, but plentiful, punchy words.
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Recently, some artists have chosen to symbolically explore its heft and value by emphasizing elevating materiality over the modernist privileging of form.
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Blue Lagoon built a cement-bottomed pool that spreads out in a faux-organic layout and a clutch of modernist spa buildings.
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For all the modernist complexities of Mr. Stucky's scores, his music was sanguine, lucid and structurally clear — graspable in the best sense.
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The film is an ode to the fast-moving world of modernist art, and where exclusiveness before commercialization and branding come in.
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The Caverhill residence, aka the modernist gem that served as the setting for The Weeknd's "Starboy" video is currently on the market.
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"Completed in 1974, it redefined how museums and art galleries used natural daylighting and is truly a modernist masterpiece," Bob Borson says.
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Co-curator Roberta J. M. Olson, also curator of drawings at the Society, called this modernist sculpture the "spine" to the exhibition.
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Tuesday, October 225 — San Francisco, CAThe American Bookbinders MuseumLindsey Stanberry in conversation with Georgia Lee Hussey, founder of Modernist Financial2600:303 p.m.
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Many of the works do read as post-war, American, modernist explorations, but they also read as tiny stories with unresolved endings.
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I think free jazz is a manifestation of a very high modernist moment, the epitome of this certain kind of black transcendence.
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It was popular with some of the modernist composers in the early 20th century and again during the psychedelic 60s and 70s.
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The construction of the pyramid was widely criticized for its modernist style and not being consistent with the familiar French Renaissance design.
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With this series, the same kind of energy has been replaced with a decorative abundance and a kind of early Modernist exoticism.
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The result is something that channels the storytelling power of the Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young-era, but through a crystalline, modernist aesthetic.
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And the modernist city-planner, like the colonial cartographer, starts work on a tabula rasa—or what is imagined to be one.
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At Bokja, Ms. Baroudi and her partner, Maria Hibri, create Modernist furniture with lavishly embroidered textiles culled from dozens of regional sources.
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Mr. Lacoste was showing a 22012-foot-high stained glass window by the French modernist designer Jacques Le Chevallier, dating from 258.
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They discuss the shared history of occupying Marcel Breuer's modernist masterpiece that once housed the Whitney but is now the Met Breuer.
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Unlike many modernist masters, he was far more interested in community and education than in mega-projects branded with his own name.
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Billboards advertising various wineries—housed in faux-French châteaux, sleek modernist structures, giant pagodas—appeared, like fast-food signs along a highway.
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GARRISON "Ecstatic Light," an installation of illuminated paintings by Peter Bynum in the house and studio of Russel Wright, the modernist designer.
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In a flood of blazing color, the Metropolitan Opera House stage erupts in a style at once storybook naïve and neoprimitivist-modernist.
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Concertgoers may have been put off by the threat of experimentation inherent in the arrangement by Mr. Zender, a Modernist German composer.
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"I have always felt sympathy for the underlying view that modernist architecture is a catastrophe for the Middle East," Mr. Scruton said.
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Women, children and families are kept at Ventimiglia's starkly modernist church of Sant'Antonio da Padova, in the shadow of a highway overpass.
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Mr. John began to collect photographs in 1991 and owns over 7,000 pieces, ranging from 20th-century Modernist works to contemporary images.
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As the years marched on, we see a refinement of style — objects showcase less playful figuration and focus more on modernist forms.
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Their own tastes in poetry were somewhat traditional, and they considered the modernist poetry Harris was publishing to be facile and pretentious.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (24763-24753) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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And in doing so, the Guggenheim has again shifted how we conceptualize women's contribution to a modernist canon predominantly stacked with men.
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As a result, his exhibitions ranged in their content from Mexican and Indigenous art of the Americas to modernist painting and sculpture.
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In every gallery, benches intended for the quiet contemplation of modernist masterpieces were co-opted by smartphone users hunched over their devices.
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The modernist riverfront complex, with its newly renovated buildings, sets the tone for the neighborhood, which is international even by Manhattan standards.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (1876-27) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (21708-219400) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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South of Garrison, design aficionados can explore Manitoga/The Russel Wright Design Center, the 20th-century industrial designer's modernist home and studio.
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When another chef described molecular or modernist cuisine as a type of "lifestyle," Vissani turned the discussion into a takedown of veganism.
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ON LOCATION The neighbors in Tulsa may think it looks like a modernist museum, but that suits one art collector just fine.
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JS: I notice reproductions in your studio of artists like Jake Berthot, who balanced modernist formalism, the grid, and nature-based expressionism.
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They also designed the interior of St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Manhattan and created signature designs for modernist brands like Poltrona Frau.
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The Saryan museum, for example, has two floors of works by the avant-garde landscape and modernist painter Martiros Saryan (2000-219).
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (1876-1957) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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But, it wasn't until Nathan Myhrvold mentioned it in his seminal work "Modernist Cuisine at Home" that someone acted on the idea.
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Meanwhile, Damien Paul, the retailer's head of men's wear, has his eye on colorful Modernist crockery by the Copenhagen-based brand Raawii.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (218400-2128) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (84933-84923) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (73153-73143) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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Here one finds brick-and-shingle ranch houses, Arts and Crafts cottages, baby Dutch colonials and flat-roofed modernist retorts to convention.
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Spanning three decades of Picasso's career, it was the largest exhibition dedicated to the Spanish modernist to have been held in China.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (21570-570600) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (211992-212018) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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This show is built around works by the Romanian modernist (211964-211964) that have been longtime highlights of the museum's own collection.
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Just down Sunset Boulevard is an entirely different kind of refuge, the home of the legendary modernist designers Charles and Ray Eames.
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He emphasized the flinty harmonic writing and jagged edges of Copland's 1930 Piano Variations, this composer's most modernist work for the instrument.
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"When it is completed considerably later, his facades are completely stripped off and it becomes a modernist building," designed by Githens & Keally.
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The house, which is now open for tours, also includes the style's signature modernist features like flat, overhanging roofs and horizontal windows.
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His name graces the modernist Dr. Chau Chak Wing Building at the University of Technology Sydney, to which he donated $15 million.
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Yet City Ballet — still the world's most valuable company for the excellence of its classical-modernist repertory — is in remarkably good shape.
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Another stop is the Katonah Museum of Art, featuring changing exhibitions in a space designed by the modernist architect Edward Larrabee Barnes.
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Then again, "Mies lived in a very Beaux-Arts building," Mr. Manfredi added, referring to the Modernist architect Mies van der Rohe.
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She found a way to match the strict Modernist demand for utility and practicality with the elusive quality known as good taste.
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"They ended the comedy shows at night due to the oil problems," said Yolanda Santana, a cleaner at the modernist Yara cinema.
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Kirchner was the painter of this modernist urban anxiety; it's the subject of much of his art, even including the countryside scenes.
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"I would like to see you fill in that century with the modernist female composers we know are there!" the reader urged.
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The general overseeing the rebuilding told the chief architect to "shut his mouth" for resisting a modernist plan to replace the spire.
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Some conservatives now blame these schools for having helped sow what they regard as the dangerous modernist aspirations of Iran's middle class.
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Think of those deranging modernist masterpieces — Djuna Barnes's "Nightwood" or Jane Bowles's "Two Serious Ladies" — their dream logic and dark, nagging charisma.
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What you Get A modernist duplex in Miami Beach, a 1928 home in Fort Wayne and a 1979 ranch house in Hollis.
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These two sides of Thayer, the anti-modernist painter of seraphic ladies and the obsessive camouflage scientist, have rarely been considered together.
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Eventually known as Hollywood Regency, Mr. Woolf's trademark style blended English Regency and French Regency with movie-set glamour and modernist restraint.
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You still sense the weight, the grip, the drag of modernist history on the place, wondering what will go, what will stay.
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At the same time, as the title gives away, this performance was a critique of modernist painting and Abstract Expressionism in particular.
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Trained at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, DC, and other schools, Langlais became a successful modernist painter in New York.
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He believed in trousers for women — the neater and more body-conscious the better — and worshiped the modernist architect and designer Le Corbusier.
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Kendrick Lamar also received a posh complimentary stay courtesy of the home sharing site at a modernist villa known as Big Sioux Estate.
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These structures have come to be referred to as New Khmer Architecture (NKA), which blend modernist elements with traditional Khmer designs and forms.
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In fact, there are two Churchill busts, both by British modernist sculptor, Sir Jacob Epstein, that have spent time in the White House.
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The remnants of this phase of concrete Modernist architecture were everywhere, giving evidence of its abstract utilitarianism, which had remained viable for housing.
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The modernist sculptor voluntarily entered one of the many incarceration camps for Japanese Americans, and it was an experience that deeply impacted him.
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The Swiss-French architect was a pioneer of the modernist movement and is renowned for the humanizing touch he brought to crowded cities.
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Modernist developments like Abode in Cambridgeshire and New Islington in Manchester—bold shapes, big windows, buildings at ease with themselves—show the way.
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The tsar records banal details of his daily routine—breakfasts, meetings, walks—like a 17th-century monarch trying to inhabit the modernist age.
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James Casebere's latest photographs show the modernist homes of Luis Barragán alluringly yet threateningly devoid of people or any signs of human habitation.
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These projects, their successes and failures, are explored in The Tale of Tomorrow: Utopian Architecture in the Modernist Realm, recently released by Gestalten.
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In a city still recovering from wartime carpet-bombing, the modernist masterpiece, with its sleek lines and soaring roof, looked like the future.
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The World Monuments Fund announced the 20183 World Monuments Watch, listing 25 sites, from the hurricane-hit Caribbean to modernist architecture in India.
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An inaugural exhibition at the new Vilcek Foundation headquarters features the later works of modernist artist, Ralston Crawford, through a variety of mediums.
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Here, there are pockets of jewelry and furniture, which give my eyes something to look at besides the mostly modernist painting and sculpture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Progress is one of the key myths to the reception, assessment, assimilation, and display of modernist art.
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Throughout the former Yugoslavia, mysterious and beautiful monuments dot the landscape, initiated by Yugoslav revolutionary Josef Broz Tito and designed by modernist architects.
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He talks about the way he remodeled his childhood home as a modernist temple, decorated to honor his favorite spots in Las Vegas.
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Reimagining the largely undocumented historical moment, the series collapses Art Deco motifs and early Modernist perspectival conventions with a contemporary conception of queerness.
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Though rooted in an ancient religion and traditional crafts, Mr. Koraichi's graphically punchy art is fully in the global modernist and postmodernist flow.
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While remaining an avowed Modernist, Mr. Giurgola avoided what he called "the imposition of abstract forms" in favor of a site-specific approach.
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This season, the life of Alexander Calder, toymaker to the modernist muses, arrives in the first volume of what promises to be two.
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Moving into his 30s and the 1960s, Berger let go of his grip on social realism and opened his horizons to modernist art.
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This is a preview "Bridge-s," a new work directed and composed by Solange and choreographed by modernist dance duo Gerard and Kelly.
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In the second, the family stays in a huge modernist mansion with more than a little of the Bond films to its design.
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The piece synthesizes searing episodes of modernist music with evocations of Hungarian folk song, Bulgarian dance, hints of Renaissance polyphony — you name it.
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The space was lavishly retrofitted with an eighty-foot glass wall, reclaimed-wood tables, ceiling-mounted fireplaces, and seventy kinds of modernist chairs.
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"The days of the megafurniture store are gone," said Mr. Blazona, who designed his eight-piece sofa collection in a clean, Modernist style.
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She had a modernist experimentation in her use of industrial materials like metal and cement, and she delved into ceramics, paintings, and lithographs.
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While Mr. Huang draws on Chinese sonorities, he folds them into his own feisty modernist voice, with whole passages of pulsing dance music.
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Mr. Vann Molyvann was best known for combining modernist principles with ancient motifs, a style that came to be called New Khmer Architecture.
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But it's arguably the elegant beauty of charred wood — elemental, enigmatic and modernist at its core — that is shou shugi ban's greatest appeal.
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And we see pictures of modernist homes built in the 1960s, with clean lines and odd geometry, that have a Southern California vibe.
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Champalimaud is known for intense historical research, channeling a panoply of styles and creating supremely luxurious hotels honed to a fine, modernist edge.
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Sotheby's will include the 1913 painting "Pre-War Pageant" by the pioneering American modernist Marsden Hartley in its November Impressionist and Modern sale.
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The so-called "Lambert House" (made for his client Sol Lambert) is an ode to modernist aesthetics and to Meir's idol, Le Corbusier.
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The New Zealand Lake House in West Wanaka, New Zealand, looks like a modernist hobbit home for a Lord of the Rings adventure.
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Gropius's design signifiers are much drier — flat roofs, glass corners — and have now been thoroughly absorbed into the general collection of modernist imagery.
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Sarah Lavoine, a modernist designer in Paris (and a Polish princess), recently toured the apartments and photographed decorating details that caught her eye.
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As a modernist, how did you react to the 19th-century decorator Eugène Lami's take on the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles?
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According to a news release for the company, inspiration came from Buckminster Fuller and the hippie modernist movement of the 1960s and '70s.
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James Weldon Johnson's early modernist novel, "The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man," is by my bedside because I'm teaching it next week.
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For example, the one-bedroom Designer Loft in Center of Downtown features whitewashed brick walls, modernist furnishings and a fully equipped contemporary kitchen.
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In Jardim's engravings, black defines the details on the white pages, revealing geometric forms of modernist buildings and an abstract field of birds.
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Modernist techniques did not express the spirit of a new confidence, but the violent struggle to displace the aesthetics of the old regime.
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So, too, three famous Modernist houses — after the professional photographs were published — went on to histories that were complex, and not always happy.
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Yamasaki became the chief symbol of the failure of Modernist architecture's utopian optimism and of urban renewal's contribution to the American city's downfall.
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Two of Philadelphia's modernist buildings — District Health Center One and the Shipley White Residence — were added to the city's Register of Historic Places.
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In the book series "Modernist Cuisine," author Nathan Myhrvold notes that compared to a brick oven's stone, steel is a more conductive surface.
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The show's jarringly festive title, "Happy Birthday, Mr. Hockney," can make him sound less like a daring modernist than a beneficent kindergarten teacher.
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The East building, designed by the Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei and completed in 1978, is a triangular design influenced by modernist thought.
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"It shows a side of her we don't necessarily first go to, when we think of this great modernist writer," Ms. Vega said.
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But West 8 didn't cede all control: it designated key building sites "Berlage parcels," named for Holland's pioneering modernist architect H. P. Berlage.
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One of the city's iconic modernist buildings, the Agriculture Ministry, was set on fire, and other government buildings were vandalized during the mayhem.
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There were 20 dark blue boxes there in an otherwise clutter-free aerie given over to Modernist furniture, coffee table books and art.
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A high-modernist, Promethean vocabulary — by now its own kind of consensus — is her touchstone of praise: the unsettling, the rebellious, the subversive.
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In paintings and drawings, this modernist Maine-iac found homoerotic fantasy, childhood memories and his own private version of Cézanne's Mont Sainte-Victoire.
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They saw in Expressionism and abstraction a "perverse Jewish spirit," as Joseph Goebbels named it, and culled all museum collections of Modernist artworks.
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The music is so spiked with dissonance, clusters and wayward chords that it seems boldly modernist, even when the harmonies are tonally anchored.
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The Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen's display of artists living and working independently, but together, reinforces the modernist commitment to internationalist values.
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In particular, Olly Wilson's "Akwan" — for piano, electric piano, amplified strings, and orchestra — proved a worthy addition to the madcap-modernist American catalog.
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Bernardo Paz, who built and owns Inhotim, was close to modernist landscape designer Burle Marx and he collected plants before he collected art.
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High finish and polished, considered design — the hallmarks of Modernist abstraction — were not her concern in her quest to connect with the spiritual.
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As told to Javier Cabral Marcel Vigneron is the proud chef and owner of the non-modernist Wolf restaurant in Los Angeles, California.
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The inspiration for the apartment's interior design, he said, came from Pierre Chareau's Modernist marvel Maison de Verre (French for glass house) in Paris.
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The photos in the $625 labor of loaves, Modernist Bread, range from cross-sections of rising sourdough to artful, side-lit layers of injera.
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Cheng Ran and Cameron Rowland are the inaugural winners of the Nomura Emerging Artist Award, legendary Modernist architect IM Pei passed away, and more.
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Does it change your experience of a Le Corbusier building to know that when it was built the modernist architect was a convinced fascist?
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It was a beautiful day anyway, and his pool's gorgeous and the pool house is like this modernist thing that's incredible, 213 foot ceilings.
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This week, Ron Mueck's giant skulls, white men on pedestals, the world's first biological house, destroying modernist landscapes, a dog named Masterpiece, and more.
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Her private modernist work, which critiqued traditional gender roles and played with perspective in the New Vision style, was never shown during her lifetime.
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It will also allow the museum to reassess its own modernist collection of artists such as Jackson Pollock, Francis Bacon and Willem de Kooning.
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Mr. Chou taught the leading Chinese composers of the day and was an assistant to the modernist master Edgard Varèse, whose legacy he tended.
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Havana is dotted with colorful state-sanctioned murals and projects like Fusterlandia, a neighborhood decorated with mosaics reminiscent of Catalan modernist architect Antoni Gaudi.
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Threatened by climate change, conflict, natural disasters, and preservation resource limitations, they range from modernist architecture to whole regions wrecked by hurricanes and earthquakes.
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Fonseca, who trained under modernist Joaquin Torres-Garcia in the 1940s, saw abstraction as a universal language and was fascinated by Pre-Columbian ruins.
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