"Lipedema is a very under-recognized fat storage disease," Amron explains.
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"Podoconiosis is still widely under-recognized in tropical Africa," she said.
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In reality, it is about giving under-recognized talent space to shine.
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In fact, they were a crucial and under-recognized part of it.
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"CMT is pretty common but it's unknown, underfunded, underestimated, under recognized," she says.
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"Lewy body dementia is one of the most interesting, under-recognized disorders," said Duncan.
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The biennial, which began in 2012, was meant to feature emerging or under-recognized artists.
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But now, heart disease is an "under-recognized contributor" to the decline in U.S. life expectancy.
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More transparent discussions between workers and leaders can help under-recognized top performers advance more quickly.
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The Human Beast presents over four decades of work from this under-recognized LA-based couple.
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Such tradeoffs are likely under-recognized as most tDCS studies focus on just one or two tasks.
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Such tradeoffs are likely under-recognized, as most tDCS studies focus on only one or two tasks.
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One common, under-recognized yet treatable cause for stroke is a heart rhythm problem caused by atrial fibrillation.
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UNDER-RECOGNIZED Although women play a crucial role in pastoralism, it is rarely acknowledged, according to Mint Maouloud.
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Of the two New York premieres, "Brahms Variations," by the group's under-recognized resident choreographer, Robert Garland, looked backward.
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To celebrate International Women's Day, Refinery29 has compiled a list of the under-recognized women you absolutely should know about.
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As comfortable with 21960th- as with 21968th-century art, Professor Nochlin was always alert to the overlooked and under-recognized.
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The giveaway is a nice reminder of one of the under-recognized aspects of the current push toward voice-control devices.
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You won't find too many blockbuster names on this year's list, which is dominated by timely themes and under-recognized artists.
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Another under-recognized problem is the pollution caused by mass production of antibiotics, due to lax oversight of wastewater run-off.
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A better understanding is crucial: Experts agree that late-life suicide is an under-recognized problem that is poised to grow.
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Made in LA, the museum's biennial showcase of local talent, is a who's-who of emerging and under-recognized Angeleno artists.
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The Brooklyn Art Book Fair has invited under-recognized and under-the-radar publishers and organizations to share their work this weekend.
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It's a great, under-recognized invention that develops dancers of extraordinary strength with the agility to manage all of its wild twists.
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The results range from retrospectives of under-recognized local artists like Dora DeLarios to a stunning historical survey of the Renaissance nude.
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More than an edifying primer on a fascinating and under-recognized mode of performance, the film offers 90 minutes of pure buoyancy.
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To avoid stumping up capital and to protect their balance sheets, some banks have under-reported bad loans and under-recognized overdue debt.
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As beloved host of numerous public television programs, Howser traversed the state, exploring small towns, important but under-recognized landmarks, and natural wonders.
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"We continue to see M&A as the primary catalyst though the level of urgency for deals is under-recognized," Barclays analysts said.
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The film Hidden Figures, released late last year, follows three under-recognized female mathematicians who helped NASA launch humanity into space in the 1960s.
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Curated by Dr. Anastasia Aukeman, this will be the first exhibition to focus on the under-recognized but influential group in almost 60 years.
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This is something that can be under-recognized in political histories, where the emphasis tends to be on material conditions and relations of power.
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While Gen X leaders are often under-recognized for the critical role they play in leadership, they are typically expected to take on heavy workloads.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Brooklyn art nonprofit BRIC has awarded 10 under-recognized New York-based artists its first Colene Brown Art Prize.
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Criminally under-recognized, he has recently found a welcoming home at Mezzrow, where the 81-year-old musician (and clinical-psychiatry professor) now appears somewhat regularly.
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Lauren Halsey, a young artist who recently opened a site-specific installation at MOCA, echoed Pittman's sentiments about Molesworth's commitment to artists, especially those institutionally under-recognized.
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Also, over 50 protestors gathered outside the Ford Foundation's Manhattan headquarters, and Brooklyn art nonprofit BRIC has awarded 10 under-recognized New York-based artists $20193,000 each.
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Case managers and social workers already play a vitally important role, which has been historically under-appreciated and under-recognized in both the health and tech industries.
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In some ways, Labo is as much a showcase for some of the Switch's under-recognized technologies as it is a showcase for Nintendo's in-house creativity.
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For more than 20 years, Smack Mellon has supported emerging, under-recognized mid-career and women artists in the creation and exhibition of new and ambitious work.
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Purifoy, whose work is still often overlooked, remains a pivotal yet under-recognized figure in the Los Angeles Black Arts Movement and American Art as a whole.
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There have always been women and artists of color who were under-recognized, and these museums own more of their works, but there were barely any up.
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It will also display a video featuring 800 images from well-known and under-recognized subway writers; interviews with select artists; and recreation of Henry's 1980s SoHo studio.
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Potentially, this neglect can affect artists, too, but they often have the smarts to promote interest in under-recognized predecessors and peers when critics have their heads turned elsewhere.
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The fair offers many opportunities to enjoy compact surveys of late artists who were woefully under-recognized during their lifetimes (like Birgit Jürgenssen, Dorothy Antoinette LaSelle, and Evelyn Statsinger).
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Perhaps the most famous black intellectual debate of the latter half of the 20th century involved two activists still under-recognized as brilliant thinkers: Malcolm X and the Rev.
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"Suicide amongst physicians is an under-recognized public health concern," the authors wrote in their abstract (the study in full has yet to be published in a peer-reviewed journal).
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"We have 70 products in mid- to late-stage trials, but I think our pipeline is under-recognized," David Nicholson, research head for Allergan's branded products, said in an interview.
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The report found that Gen X leaders are not only under-recognized for the critical role they play in leadership, but they are typically expected to take on heavy workloads.
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It&aposs an under-recognized but common condition that causes people to bite and pick the skin on their bodies to regulate levels of stimulation in their central nervous systems.
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People of color and women in the film industry constantly contend with being undermined and under-recognized, the persistently exclusionary Oscar nominations being only one example of this rampant inequity.
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With an immensely diverse body of creative work, Ed Emshwiller (1925-90) is perhaps one of the most significant yet under-recognized artists of the latter half of the 20th century.
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It wants the BFHI to reconsider its stringent rules and to inform mothers on what Del Castillo-Hegyi says are under-recognized risks of exclusive breastfeeding, ranging from jaundice to starvation.
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What our research suggests — contrary to some widely held beliefs — is that, when it comes to language, plurality is an advantage and in this respect dialects are under-recognized and undervalued.
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Hathaway and Shapiro further believe that ideas are produced by human beings, something that can be under-recognized in intellectual histories, which often take the form of books talking to books.
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"These particular acquisitions enhance two expanding priorities of the McNay's contemporary holdings — an increasing global presence and greater emphasis on under-recognized communities," said Head of Curatorial Affairs René Paul Barilleaux.
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This year, our favorites were exhibitions, film series, and the occasional performance that celebrated the under-recognized, maligned, or forgotten, or otherwise shed new light on topics and subjects more familiar.
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Gianna Kerrison: Collecting art to support under-recognized artists of color and participating in cultural activities are our social responsibilities, so that we can create a community together with artists and friends.
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"And from my point of view as a psychiatrist, I think it's probably under-recognized in psychiatry how important healthy circadian function is, but it's an area that we're trying to develop."
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"Generally, I think interoception is a feature of psychiatric disorders that is under-recognized and under-represented in science," said Sahib Khalsa, a neuroscientist at the Laureate Institute for Brain Research in Oklahoma.
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The under-recognized conclusion is that while gerrymandering is a serious problem, it's also a symptom of a bigger one: districting itself, and our very system of single-district, winner-take-all politics.
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The exhibition is at its strongest when it advances works by under-recognized artists — for example, Judith Scott, who had Down Syndrome, was deaf, did not speak, and began making art at age 46.
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While it's absolutely true that bygone queer eras and their imagery remain under-recognized and under-documented in the larger culture, the frequency of their appearance in contemporary queer art exhibits can feel cliché.
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Spotify faces $1.6 billion lawsuit from music publisher alleging copyright infringement The law also improves payouts for producers and engineers, who have historically been under-recognized and certainly under-compensated for their roles in music creation.
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"I began shooting my completed project Reading Women to reconcile something under-recognized: the incredible legacy of the influence of women artists and authors on my generation of artist peers," explains Schneider to The Creators Project.
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The Hammer Museum at U.C.L.A., which highlights emerging and under-recognized contemporary artists, is putting its gifts toward a $2200 million project with the architect Michael Maltzan that is to increase gallery space by 235 percent.
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Crispin's selection of subjects is refreshing: in Trieste, she focusses on Nora Barnacle, rather than on her husband, James Joyce; on the island of Jersey, she pursues the under-recognized Surrealist and sexual revolutionary Claude Cahun.
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A lush purple sky — the ominous color of LA smog — frames the titular south LA housing project co-designed by revered but under-recognized Black architect Paul R. Williams, a major source of inspiration for Davis.
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"As someone who has a platform, because of what I do, I thought it was important to lend that platform to a group of people that I believe are under-recognized," said James in a press statement.
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Menstrual cups "are incredibly, you know, good and useful and a product that has been under-recognized and under-valued," Phillips-Howard, a professor of public health epidemiology at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, told CNN.
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"One of the main things that is to our benefit is that we have years of history supporting emerging, under-recognized artists and allowing established artists to take new directions by supporting more experimental exhibitions," she says.
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The Whitney Museum of American Art announced that it had acquired its first work by Archibald Motley, an under-recognized 20th-century painter whose stark portraits and tumultuous dance-club scenes helped define the Chicago and Harlem Renaissances.
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Starring Wyatt Russell, Sonya Cassidy, Brent Jennings, and a dozen other under-recognized talents, this cult favorite is a blend of Cheers, Shameless, and Twin Peaks, packaged in a lazy, stoner fantasy as spectacular as it is comforting.
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The Aldrich was founded as a collecting museum in 22014 by fashion designer and art collector Larry Aldrich, but deaccessioned its permanent collection in 2015 to become a Kunsthalle-style venue for showcasing work by emerging and under-recognized contemporary artists.
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Since the Constitution expressly limits the pardon power in certain limited ways but does not expressly forbid self pardons, the courts may well conclude under recognized canons of construction that a president has the power to grant a self pardon.
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Now, during a time of intensified review of under-recognized Black artists, and particularly in midst of celebrating the Bauhaus centennial, Reed's remarkable story and the clues he left in his work to tell that story are more significant than ever.
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Faruqee and Driscoll carry on in the tradition of The Responsive Eye, MoMA's 1965 exhibition of retina-centric art that included, in addition to Albers, works by Bridget Riley, Richard Anuszkiewicz, Gene Davis, and that under-recognized master of concentric circles, Tadasky.
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Networks of foundation funding and State Department support provided the capillary flow of power and capital, covertly and more openly so at times across the sixties and seventies if still "under recognized" (25) in its pervasive impact and consequences as Spahr claims.
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Armajani, seventy-nine years old, is preposterously under-recognized, even in the art world, considering the local successes of the seventy-odd site-specific works he has made since 1968, in eighteen states, plus the District of Columbia, and five European nations.
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In developing its report, the international team of authors is hoping to spur research -- and, perhaps one day, treatments -- for a disease that tends to affect people over 80 and "has an expanding but under-recognized impact on public health," according to the paper.
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With memes becoming a form of artistic and cultural production, which often go under-recognized as such, how is the Center planning to engage with this rapidly-consumable form of culture, to expand our modern notions of Black visual culture and what it can be?
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One of the most depressing things about watching old cartoons today — including ThunderCats and the criminally under-recognized Dinoriders — is being able to recognize that they often came second to the tie-in toys that companies like Mattel and Hasbro were trying to sell.
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The show, organized by the gallery's Director and Curator Hyewon Yi, presents ample evidence that Leigh is a major, albeit under-recognized, American sculptor who has transformed the Minimalist penchant for reductive form and flat-footed fabrication into something of exquisite lightness, sensuality and grace.
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Even more so, they waxed poetic about how MRR and its founder, the late Tim Yohannan, worked to connect underground and under-recognized scenes from one zip code to the next, encouraging the discovery of like-minded (and approachable) musicians, label founders, music writers, and zine nerds.
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"Our publication and the research being done in a few laboratories is starting to emphasize that this is an extremely important genus of bacteria that has gone historically under-recognized, and that it could potentially be causing a tremendous amount of undiagnosed disease worldwide," said Breitschwerdt.
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As employers consider who to hire in the place of men who exploit their positions to prey on women, they should start there: with all the women who have been under-recognized and under-utilized because they don't fit a masculine ideal of power and authority.
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Our roundtable participants identified four action areas to reverse social isolation: While there are a number of steps we would like to see taken to tackle this under-recognized public health crisis (which are further outlined here in our roundtable white paper), there is some good news.
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Altered States: The Etchings of Richard Pousette-Dart at Del Deo & Barzune (October 28 – December 210, 153) is a good place to start, as it is the first exhibition to focus solely on a little known body of work by this major, still under-recognized artist.
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Roger Ballen's memory of his discovery of Meatyard's photographs in the Strand bookstore in the 1970s, Judy Linn's analysis of a dark, moody portrait, and Laurel Nakadate's description of her journey through Kentucky, discovering distant relatives, suggest the extent of his still under-recognized achievement and legacy.
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The 90 artists whose works appear in Little Dreams in Glass and Metal are united in the sense that, in an age of 3D- printing and computerized graphic editors, each artist is embracing a manual artisanal method that has historically been under-recognized and under-appreciated — until now.
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He has responded to particular occurrences in nature, as indicated by the title of his egg tempera and gouache, "Warm Snow" (1977), which brought to mind the wonderful if under-recognized painter, Calvert Coggeshell (1907–1990), who showed with Betty Parsons and lived much of his life in Maine.
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Susan Barnett, a former Emmy-nominated network news investigative producer, is lead communications strategist for Global Water 2020, which seeks to accelerate progress toward the under-recognized but solvable challenges of global water security and founder of Faiths for Safe Water, which seeks to unite the faith voice around water.
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That's on top of the ever-present seismic danger: "The idea of the big one, the earthquake that could destroy the entire city, is a constant notion here," said Erin Christovale, the Hammer Museum curator who along with Anne Ellegood co-organized the biennial, which is designed to promote under-recognized artists.
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Overstreet fell in with the painting-centric crowd at the Cedar Tavern; worked with Amiri Baraka at the Black Arts Repertory Theater in Harlem; and, in 1974, co-founded Kenkeleba House, a gallery and studio building on East 2nd Street dedicated to helping under-recognized artists of diverse backgrounds, which exists to this day.
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So it's excellent news that someone has had the good sense to honor the noble, under-recognized ritual of getting the bus to the party in a music video: I give you indie flag-bearers and my fellow London-dwelling Brummies, Superfood, whose new single and "Unstoppable," along with an accompanying clip, we're premiering on Noisey.
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Questions from the audience tended to centre around her role in the music industry, and she was particularly insightful when it came to the co-option of activism as a marketing tool: It's an interesting point of view from someone who devotes a great deal of their time to her take on widely under-recognized Tamil cause.
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Not only did films and TV shows that have been severely under-recognized so far this season gain recognition (Euphoria, Us, When They See Us, and Little Women), so too did the actors, actresses, and directors who created them, making the Critics' Choice Awards the most diverse of the 2020 award shows and the most fun to watch.
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Amy Adams, "Sharp Objects" — SHOULD WINPatricia Arquette, "Escape at Dannemora"Joey King, "The Act"Niecy Nash, "When They See Us"Michelle Williams, "Fosse/Verdon" — WILL WINAunjanue Ellis, "When They See Us"Michelle Williams' performance as the under-recognized choreography legend Gwen Verdon has a great chance at winning, especially given how Williams plays the real-life woman over a span of decades.
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But the loyalty and friendship of Frame and the commitment of Rabinowitz (also responsible for the belated recognition of the brilliant and under-recognized video artist Gretchen Bender, whose work is now on view at Red Bull) have given Ellis a chance to readdress us in the present, when so many lives are affected by the brutal killings of black men that take place almost daily.
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Last year the fair featured an impressive lineup of major and under-recognized women artists, and this year's program looks similarly promising: Cheim & Read will have a booth full of new large-scale sculptures by Lynda Benglis; Lehmann Maupin will debut new photographs by Catherine Opie; Anglim Gilbert Gallery will have a solo presentation by Lynn Hershman Leeson; and PPOW will showcase the compositions of Dotty Attie.
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MC: Legs Malone Music: The Hot Papa Jazz Band Food: Superfine Hat Judge: JiaJia Fei Benefit Art Exhibition On view April 28–May 4 Opening Reception: April 28, 6–8pm Gallery Hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 12–6pm The Smack Mellon benefit will raise funds to support our programs, which include an Exhibition Program that features ambitious large-scale projects by emerging and under-recognized artists; an Artist Studio Program that provides artists with free studio space, access to fabrication and media equipment, and a $5,000 fellowship; and our free education program, Art Ready, that provides innovative art programming to disadvantaged NYC youth.
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While it's easy to look askance at David Zwirner Gallery as a rampaging, behemoth hogging attention and garnering gobs of money, taking no prisoners and shoving smaller galleries aside, it's also hard to overlook the number of memorable, meaningful and beautifully installed (as in stop-you-in-your-tracks beautiful) shows that have been held there, including the 2017 exhibition of Asawa's hanging sculptures, which brought this wonderful, way under-recognized artist — the daughter of Japanese immigrants, she and her family were internees in a despicable Arkansas internment camp during World War II — to the forefront and was one of the top shows in New York that whole year.
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