Mr. Rugoff has forsworn any reanimations of neglected older figures, whom curators often use to shape a biennial's plan of attack.
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Adams calls the work a "series finale" of his ongoing reanimations of television culture, and in some ways it's almost antithetical to the format of normal small-screen programming.
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Over 11 tracks, the pair perform Lazarus-level reanimations of some of the dancefloor's longest-running forms, making house and techno that sounds as joyful and unrestrained as a Pentecostal revival.
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Jess Langston Turner's music has been recorded on five occasions, all by concert bands. Rumplestilzchen was recorded by the North Texas Wind Symphony and the Hartt School Wind Ensemble, the latter of which was released by Naxos; the West Chester University Wind Ensemble recorded him twice: Through the Looking Glass, on their album "Borrowed Inspirations" (2013), and Reanimations on their album "Reanimations" (2015); and the University of Louisville Wind Symphony, which also recorded Through the Looking Glass in 2017 for the American Bandmasters Association National Convention.
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Shinoda organized and oversaw the band's first remix album Reanimation in 2002, contributing his own production of remixes that he made in his home studio for "Crawling" and "Pushing Me Away". Shinoda collaborated with graffiti artist DELTA, graphic designer Frank Maddocks, and bandmate Joe Hahn to prepare Reanimations artwork. Mike also collaborated with the Flem, Delta, James R. Minchin III, Nick Spanos, and Joe Hahn for the artwork of the band's second studio album Meteora.Meteora – Credits AllMusic Retrieved November 16, 2014.
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This was followed by a tour in Japan (April 2005), European festivals including London Deathfest, Obscene Extreme (Czech Republic), Uncover Train Fest (Paris), plus a complete European tour (15 shows/11 countries) as headliners together with Italian grindcore act Grimness 69. Reanimations (2006) was released by Xtreem Music and shortly after also by Metal Age Productions. It included two new songs, a new version from an earlier demo song, three covers (of WASP, Gorefest and Exodus), plus eight bands performing Avulsed cover songs.
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Scientists theorize that the reanimations are occurring due to radiation from a space probe that exploded in Earth's atmosphere on the way back from Venus. Ben devises a plan to obtain medical supplies for Karen and transport the group to a rescue center by refueling his truck. Ben, Tom, and Judy drive to a nearby gas pump, holding the ghouls off with torches and Molotov cocktails. However, the gas from the pump spills and causes the truck to catch fire and explode, killing Tom and Judy.
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In 2006 Zardonic's first vinyl was released through Death Brigade Records, becoming the first Venezuelan drum and bass producer to release a single in an international imprint. Later this year, he also founded Zardonic Recordings, an independent drum and bass netlabel. His remix of Avulsed's track Stabwound Orgasm was included on their compilation album entitled Reanimations and a remix of Gorgoroth's track Procreating Satan was freely released through the band's website. In 2007 he was booked for his first international event in Mexico on 19 May.
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Norris, along with British DJ Erol Alkan, formed the remix/DJ duo under the name Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve. Under this name, Norris and Alkan initially released four remix/re-edit EPs titled "Birth", "Spring", "George" and "West", followed by several singles and, in 2016, they released their debut album The Soft Bounce, which was rated album of the week by The Guardian's music critic Alex Petridis Beyond the Wizard's Sleeve have also have remixed The Chemical Brothers, Tracey Thorn, Badly Drawn Boy, Midlake and Goldfrapp. Their own compilation of other band remixes, Reanimations Volume One, was released in 2009. Norris has also compiled the techno compilation album Flux Trax.
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Through studying activists' visual strategies, Lesperance "recognized that Creative Direct Action provides a powerful model for politically-inclined artists... but unfortunately it is creative making that exists outside the purview of contemporary art." In a 2018 review for Artforum, Claire Lehmann describes the paintings as "reanimations of agitators' attire." She has also taught at the Pacific Northwest College of Art, the Maine College of Art, and received a Guggenheim Fellowship (2020), a fellowship from the Pollack Krasner Foundation, the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation, the Ford Family Foundation, and Grants and Awards from the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, Art Matters, and the Puffin Foundation. She is the author of Peace Camps (Container Corps, 2015) and Velvet Fist (2020) Lesperance is also the organizer of the sweater rental project Congratulations & Celebration, in which a recreation of a Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp jumper is mailed around the world to motivate acts of courage.
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