Some may call Raj Datwani and Alex Chew bold visionaries.
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A few visionaries are, however, looking beyond the merely supersonic.
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"You'll be regarded as financial visionaries," he tells the SEC.
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"Valedictorians aren't likely to be the future's visionaries," says Arnold.
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It was commissioned as part of its Visionaries Director's Series.
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AMC VISIONARIES: ROBERT KIRKMAN'S SECRET HISTORY OF COMICS 11 p.m.
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Economic visionaries in the White House are harder to see.
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AMC VISIONARIES: JAMES CAMERON'S STORY OF SCIENCE FICTION 10 p.m.
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Other investors include Atlantic Labs, Target Global, Visionaries Club and Greyhound.
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Thankfully, earthmovers and world-altering visionaries haven't totally altered the landscape.
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Example B: They're visionaries, albeit with pretty cruel and unusual visions.
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The Anticipator The visionaries, bootleg-psychics, and Nostradamus' of the group.
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We have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries.
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"Valedictorians aren't likely to be the future's visionaries," Dr. Arnold explained.
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In your lifetime you might meet four or five true visionaries.
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Join roughly 1,500 experts, visionaries, creators, founders, investors, researchers and engineers.
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The nearly cult-like devotion to visionaries like Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk — only these visionaries started multibillion-dollar corporations that amassed unprecedented power and influence instead of leading a busful of unshaven hippies.
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But the first visionaries were, for instance, sports bars in a city.
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And so they are shamans and visionaries and outlaws and, yes, storytellers.
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Transportation is a world full of visionaries: big ideas gone even bigger.
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We absolutely idolized these kings of the concrete and visionaries of vert.
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India's visionaries keep their spirits up by remembering the example of China.
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Several hundred counter-cultural dropouts, visionaries, and acid casualties called it home.
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Despite being at "war," no great wartime leaders or visionaries are emerging.
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One of the greatest visionaries in American history was William "Billy" Mitchell.
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We're talking some of the top makers, visionaries, founders, investors and engineers.
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It's like both of us are creative visionaries for what we do.
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But where visionaries saw improvements over traditional finance, criminal enterprises saw opportunities.
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Other activists, journalists, policymakers, "visionaries," and "revolutionaries" will be featured on the show.
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David Brooks In the normal telling, history is driven by visionaries and revolutionaries.
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Some crossword constructors are visionaries who enjoy incorporating visual elements into their grids.
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CreditCreditBrian Stauffer Call them what you will: change makers, innovators, thought leaders, visionaries.
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Can we say the same for any of today's chart toppers or visionaries?
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This is a harsh lesson that other Silicon Valley "visionaries" have already learned.
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But Eco-Visionaries presents a very specific image of environmental art and design.
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Both are seen as visionaries who have broken barriers in their respective fields.
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They, along with Guggenheim and Rebay, are the "visionaries" of the show's title.
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Startup graveyards are full of visionaries without expertise or the proper skills to execute.
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SOME VISIONARIES hope that insects will play a big role in future human diets.
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From the '40s, the world was abuzz between visionaries Coco Chanel and Christian Dior.
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Now, some of these same visionaries are targeting a much grander goal: extending life.
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We'll need writers who can remember freedom—poets, visionaries—realists of a larger reality.
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Winners of the Awards exemplify the best in leadership, visionaries behind today's outstanding businesses.
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Working toward these common goals, the pragmatists and the visionaries can find common ground.
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These visionaries and advisors in The Oracles used unconventional tactics to accomplish massive goals.
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We'll need writers who can remember freedom — poets, visionaries — realists of a larger reality.
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Were these artists visionaries of gender equality or do you see them as exploiting women?
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Business visionaries and leaders congregate in clusters where the best tools for success already exist.
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Twelve "visionaries" who call themselves The Cooperative are responsible for the creation of Outpost 3.
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Politicians, pundits and researchers aren't willing to cede the floor to CEOs and tech visionaries.
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For visionaries looking into the more distant future, however, weight is less of a problem.
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Each year, Out 100 highlights LGBTQ visionaries across platforms, including musicians, athletes, actors and activists.
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Many BCI experts react to the arrival of the Valley visionaries by rolling their eyes.
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The debate between the pragmatists and visionaries is not what most concerns the voting public.
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Dominant visionaries show up in new Silicon Valley startups and also in old established companies.
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When it comes to climate change disclosure, we need to stand together and be visionaries.
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In the utopian (dystopian?) future projected by technological visionaries, few people would have to work.
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These are not mavericks, visionaries, or iconoclasts, boldly asking the questions no one else dares.
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He talked to alleged time travelers, ghost hunters, cryptozoologists, prophets, visionaries, kooks, and UFO-ologists.
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Steve Jobs, Dennis Ritchie, Bill Gates—all are visionaries that have shaped modern computing technology.
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Even the best product management visionaries in the world oftentimes rely on these unconscious metaphors.
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O&aposDONNELL: A healthcare pioneer is being compared to visionaries like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs.
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He surely wouldn't mind being lumped in with Internet visionaries like Larry Page and Sergei Brin.
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Mark Zuckerburg, Steve Jobs and other tech visionaries dropped out of college to pursue their ideas.
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But in my own estimation, the best defense of supercars may be the visionaries behind them.
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With Visionaries Club, we bring those two worlds together to fuel the next wave of disruption.
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The whole package proves, once again, that Cuarón is a visionary among visionaries in his field.
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The result is hypnotic as a lava lamp and pushes both visionaries further into genius territory.
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What did early space station visionaries not anticipate about the construction of the first space stations?
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From Archimedes to Zeppelin, the accomplishments of great visionaries over the centuries have filled history books.
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Those projects succeeded because they were wholly conceived, managed and led by local visionaries for change.
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CreditCreditCalla Kessler/The New York Times This article is part of a new series on Visionaries.
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" The problem comes when geniuses and visionaries start "believing all the stuff that's written about them.
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Apple's "Think Different" slogan, and "Crazy Ones" advertisements featuring visionaries, positioned Apple as a creative brand.
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This troupe continues its run at City Center with its "Three Visionaries" program, opening on Friday.
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Although she died in 2017, the fiber artist is still considered one of Poland's most acclaimed visionaries.
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It's a celebration of creativity and technology, of makers and tinkerers, of STEM students and future visionaries.
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The conference brings together leaders and visionaries to assess the challenges and opportunities in the business environment.
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You need entire teams of engineers, reams of designers, visionaries and scientists and bureaucracy experts to boot.
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And this is the point at which mild-mannered space junk experts improbably morph into techno-visionaries.
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Europe's problem today is that it has no visionaries who know where the continent should be heading.
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Then you get others who are better at taking a business to the next step, the visionaries.
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CreditCreditEve Edelheit for The New York Times This article is part of a new series on Visionaries.
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CreditCreditMinzayar Oo for The New York Times This article is part of a new series on Visionaries.
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CreditCreditJason Henry for The New York Times This article is part of a new series on Visionaries.
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Sayonara Wild Hearts, the latest from the visionaries behind Year Walk and Device 6, is my Rez.
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Unfortunately, that brings him no closer to understanding the actual role of the president than the legislative visionaries.
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Credit...CreditJames Tensuan for The New York Times This article is part of a new series on Visionaries.
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Visionaries have whizzier ideas for speeding up the journey, which can take three or four hours by car.
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Never the jobs that entailed "big-picture thinking," never the managerial roles, never the positions for designated visionaries.
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The show is billed as a look at the future of humanity with the world's most interesting visionaries.
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Emerging Entertainers: David Dobrik, Juanpa Zurita VISIONARIES: Lilly Singh, Derek Muller/Veritasium, Hannah Hart, Gigi Gorgeous, Connor Franta
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Emerging Visionaries: Kat Blaque, Josh Sundquist REAL DEALS: Issa Rae, Joey Graceffa, Todrick Hall, Lele Pons, Casey Neistat
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Visionaries imagined she could extend the Conservatives' appeal to working-class voters who were terrified of Mr Corbyn.
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For over 277 years an assortment of adventurers and visionaries have almost always tried one of two approaches.
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I saw a great opportunity to introduce another creative material, mainly crystals, to the visionaries of our time.
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Watch the video below to hear more from the female visionaries changing the film industry from the inside.
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Visionaries like Horacio and Christian — and, yes Elon Musk — would not have appeared without an Enzo or Ferruccio.
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Credit...Monica Jorge for The New York Times This article is part of a continuing series on Visionaries.
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Credit...Ilvy Njiokiktjien for The New York Times This article is part of a continuing series on Visionaries.
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Good management will count more than ever, as leaders need to be visionaries to chase tech-driven revenue.
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Contemporary spaceflight is impractical by virtue of being unsustainable; it's a pursuit for governmental agencies and rich visionaries.
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The spirit of visionaries including William Blake and Timothy Leary resonate with both the human and the divine.
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She lives in what the visionaries of Google, Facebook and the like consider the center of the universe.
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This all hinges on one small question: Can two visionaries work in tandem to create one new vision?
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If the space sector's visionaries have their way, the next decade will see unprecedented business activity in space.
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Credit...Cayce Clifford for The New York Times This article is part of a continuing series on Visionaries.
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" Instead, she admonished them, "We'll need writers who can remember freedom—poets, visionaries—realists of a larger reality.
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You will learn from and be energized by the most notable business visionaries and provocateurs of our time.
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Or, at the least, they'd postpone quick bucks for a long-term approach that only visionaries would appreciate.
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Our thought bubble: Internet idealists and tech visionaries have long bemoaned the sluggishness and inefficiency of government processes.
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Boeing, the world's largest aerospace company, has anchored its attempt to repel space visionaries like Musk and Amazon.
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Educational visionaries that develop educational VR hardware and software are not just improving learning; they are rethinking it altogether.
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I truly am fascinated by how products get made and by how some of these visionaries see the world.
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The campaign seems to poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on the company's historical American roots.
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This special hell we've created for ourselves has tech companies and visionaries proposing heavenly ideals for our earthly woes.
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I'm working on Transformers vs Visionaries at IDW which is a revival of a sort of forgotten eighties cartoon.
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Secretive augmented reality company Magic Leap has blown the minds of investors and tech visionaries — but not, supposedly, Beyoncé.
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The tech visionaries' predictions did not usher us into the future, but rather a future where they are kings.
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The pressure on designers to drive revenue, however — and this goes for visionaries, even — is too high to surmount.
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And he's joining tech visionaries Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos in charting a path to interstellar exploration and communication.
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With some visionaries, there is a risk of getting in the way and curtailing the value they could create.
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"It's about when leaders, managers, CEOs, or visionaries cultivate a sense of in-group identity," he tells Business Insider.
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But we also don't need to pretend that its leaders are these fantastic reformers and hail them as visionaries.
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SPECIAL SECTION: VISIONARIES An article on Sunday about leading environmentalists misstated where Kendra Kuhl was an undergraduate chemistry major.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Brian Otieno for The New York Times This article is part of a new series on Visionaries.
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I want them to be unshackled.... I want those editors and writers and photographers and visionaries to be free.
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Writing: As history has taught us, true visionaries stand up against entrenched systems, often at great cost to themselves.
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" Pointing to some of the state's vanguard legal battles, Chiang argued that Californians "are the visionaries; we're the fighters.
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We can't talk about the future if we're not willing to invest in the next generation of mobility visionaries.
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It's been the dream of countless visionaries, finding a way to let people fly as easily as they can drive.
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"We have lost one of music's most revered and prolific visionaries," said a post on the artist's official Facebook page.
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I consider them to be visionaries but my choice is not linked to whether these painters are sexist or not.
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He was speaking to reporters to promote the miniseries AMC Visionaries: James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction (h/t IndieWire).
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Along the way, he meets criminals, swindlers, religious fanatics, visionaries, and, through these adventures, slowly becomes something of a legend.
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The visionaries might nevertheless prove correct that insects will contribute to human nutrition—just not in the way they imagine.
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This course will teach you how Elon Musk, Bill Gates, and other visionaries devour a new book each day. 4.
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Both Kiki and Felix visionaries who want to change stubborn and fixed systems, upheld by equally stubborn and fixed people.
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The entrepreneurs above are just a few of the visionaries defining the UK as a region synonymous with trailblazing technology.
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"We look for shows that can't be found anywhere else," Lewis said, echoing that Amazon Studios looks for creative visionaries.
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They are hoping to expand beyond arts and add a "business" category for tutorials from world-class entrepreneurs and visionaries.
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Startups run by visionaries break rules, flout the law and upend the status quo (Apple, Uber, Airbnb, Tesla, Theranos, etc.).
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We also put our own money into the funds and want to keep our Visionaries Club team small and agile.
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As queers, we almost have these magical powers in terms of creating art and making things fantastic and being visionaries.
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When you have visionaries that have a strong vision and you put them in the room sometimes they knock heads.
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We identified 10 visionaries who are either helping usher in investing's technological revolution, or doing something wholly unique and influential.
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"We've always had visionaries," he says — but this time they are not just looking inward; they have a global vision.
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However, Radical Suburbs is the rare alternative to the numerous books on great cities and the visionaries who shaped them.
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With the listmaking fervor and its risks in mind, we searched for people who would fit our criteria for visionaries.
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Unsurprisingly, these planners, developers, and visionaries found myriad ways to enrich themselves in the process of helping "save" the region.
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Eco-Visionaries: Confronting a Planet in a State of Emergency continues at Royal Academy (London, UK) through February 23, 2020.
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Our national parks honor past presidents, military veterans, civil rights activists, tribal leaders, conservation visionaries, and many other great Americans.
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For our series on Visionaries, The Times interviewed 22006 people who are taking risks and working to change the world.
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Arnott&aposs foundation as an investor was developed through reading classic, timeless material from investment visionaries who came before him.
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" Benioff told CNBC in an emailed statement that, "Bret is one of the greatest product visionaries in our industry today.
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Jim Clark, the cofounder of Netscape, was one of the first tech visionaries to pursue life outside of Silicon Valley.
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In one chapter, "The Glory of the Net", the director probes some of the quixotic visionaries driving the digital revolution forward.
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I'm so honored that visionaries from all generations will join us to unite in taking action around the UN Global Goals.
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It's Arizona's incredible entrepreneurs, business owners, innovators and visionaries that deserve the credit for the state's recent accolades and economic success.
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Top executives have been fleeing, leaving Alphabet without many of the visionaries who were tapped to turn moonshots into eventual reality.
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While having a love for sport and staying healthy is important, Gymshark looks to employ "visionaries" who can engage with customers.
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Some designers and visionaries will tell you fashion is made to be used, to function, thus disqualifying it from being art.
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Bursting with culture, style, and technology, artists and visionaries from around the world contributed to making 29Rooms what it is today.
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And then there's Thor Visionaries: Walter Simonson Volume 3, which ... why would you give away the third volume in a series?
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Mobility is incredibly far reaching and we've already seen some of the visionaries on our stage in Tel Aviv and beyond.
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Hemmingway is one of the three principal visionaries behind the camera on Crime Story; he directed five of its ten episodes.
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As often happens with stubborn visionaries and major labels, the two played to a stalemate: Dilla was dropped, his album shelved.
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"Satyagraha" came between "Einstein on the Beach" (1976) and "Akhnaten" in this composer's "portrait" trilogy, inspired by three visionaries of history.
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Attendance About 10,000 people each day for four days, as well as performers, instrument makers, tech visionaries and bright-eyed volunteers.
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In 2015, along with visionaries like Stephen Hawking, he penned an open letter warning of the dangers of misusing artificial intelligence.
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But on February 11, the visionaries of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) achieved this lofty and much-anticipated goal.
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CTO roles, for instance, can cover infrastructure managers, innovation gurus, operations visionaries, community-facing technologists, or some combination of the four.
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Our annual winter soiree features 1,000 of Silicon Valley's brightest minds, makers and visionaries relaxing over passed canapes and delightful libations.
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More than 1,000 robotics and AI enthusiasts, experts and visionaries attended last year's event, and we expect even more this year.
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Let me answer that: No. The simple truth is that Silicon Valley visionaries are given freedom no other chief executive would.
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Without question, the cynical HCIT space needed optimistic visionaries and has deserved more venture investment than had been the historical norm.
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That retention will be crucial to Kors as it looks to validate itself to other premium European brands and their visionaries.
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As Hollywood reels from the Weinstein scandal, it may have to reassess how much latitude it grants male artists and visionaries.
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Several large and nebulous divisions attempt to group fifty-four men and women as expressionists, classicists, new realists, visionaries and outsiders.
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The goal is to build a thriving Martian colony, straight out of the daydreams of Mars-eyed visionaries like Elon Musk.
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Get to know today's most influential teenagers with #TheZList, our weeklong celebration of under-20 visionaries changing how we think about style.
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Somewhat oddly, they also fail to mention that they have worked with so many queer visionaries, specifically those behind London's nightlife renovation.
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When it comes to building tools that help solve the world's truly wicked problems, it's the older visionaries who'll get it done.
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Convertible bonds and lease accounting are problems for Wall Street, while the visionaries in California focus on driverless cars and space travel.
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Pixar is a tightly knit company full of creative visionaries, but few of them are as versatile as writer-director Brad Bird.
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Today, the most well-known space visionaries are three billionaires: Branson, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and Blue Origin/Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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We have a vision—we're visionaries—and we need to be heard and people need to execute our vision with their teams.
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NewFest, which also hosts a festival every October, honors the vital LGBTQ visionaries who're transforming Hollywood with their barrier-breaking, inclusive storytelling.
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Letissier's single-minded, auteurist gaze is something she shares with a lot of pop's great visionaries, among them Kate Bush and Rihanna.
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The old guard believes that fashion, as an art form, should be led by visionaries with big personalities and even bigger reputations.
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"The people who run them are all such visionaries about where things are going that I just can't keep up," he said.
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And like many other visionaries, including Albert Einstein and Amazon's Jeff Bezos, the tech titan attributed this extraordinary success to his intuition.
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Michael Robertson's " The Last Utopians: Four Late Nineteenth-Century Visionaries and Their Legacy " (Princeton) is instructive and touching, if sometimes inadvertently funny.
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Moore's community of visionaries, artists, students, and faculty engages in provocative conversations in order to explore solutions, create awareness, and share expertise.
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The UK crew and record label, Chord Marauders are an example of the sorts of visionaries pushing the genre into new territories.
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Whether because of reverence, or fear, the tech "visionaries" leading their enterprises operate under a protective halo not available to ordinary CEOs.
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But it does encapsulate a kooky universe featuring a cast of misfits and visionaries who are out of touch, out of style.
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When two of these visionaries foresee a murder, the murderer-to-be goes looking for the minority report to clear his name.
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"Visionaries" will be in place for nearly six months, until September, and even for a collection show, that doesn't sound too long.
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Many of the characters, dependent on private funding or business for their scientific research, ultimately sound less like visionaries than like salesmen.
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But in much the same way these visionaries on the Disruptor 50 list continuously press on, it's time for CNBC to look ahead.
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There are bold visionaries like Musk and Mary Barra, but few, if any, will match the national presence Lido achieved in the 1980s.
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Tech visionaries may tantalize us with visions of instant gratification via drone delivery, but Silicon Valley has yet to deliver on such promises.
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The visionaries profiled here, with few exceptions, suffered from an overweening belief in the capacity of architecture to shape behavior and thus society.
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But it was also a time for celebration, with some of the industry's most lauded visionaries and creatives receiving accolades for their work.
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Get to know today's most influential teenagers with #TheZList, our week-long celebration of under-20 visionaries changing how we think about style.
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There were visionaries like Ataturk, desert warriors like Arabia's Ibn Saud, revolutionaries like Egypt's Nasser, and state-builders like Ben-Gurion of Israel.
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"He is one of the greatest visionaries in the world," Ahrendts said, wearing a white Burberry shirt with a safety pin neck fastening.
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Crafted in partnership with DOVE® Chocolate, Khethiwe and the Leopard epitomizes the company's dedication to spotlighting the work of emerging female visionaries.
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This feature is part of Vision Japan, a series about the visionaries who are changing Japan, and the places that inspire this innovation.
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For that reason alone, the idea that private visionaries could be our main point of access to an entirely new world is troubling.
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In the GOP weekly address on Saturday, Rothfus hailed the signers as "visionaries" and called for the restoration of their philosophy of government.
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Its precepts have been suggested by American visionaries such as Daniel Graham, Pete Worden, and more recently by Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos.
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"We're proud to announce our collaboration with Bella Thorne for the next installment of our Visionaries Director's Club," Price said in a statement.
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In towns where communist-era murals watch over crumbling pavement, I found geeks, tycoons, and visionaries—the libertarians of the old Eastern Bloc.
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Gilbert's record with new music is unambiguously formidable, rivalling that of Leonard Bernstein and Pierre Boulez, the two great visionaries in Philharmonic history.
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Our #WednesdayWisdom blog series taps into the minds of industry leaders and disruptive visionaries who are working to build the future of entrepreneurship.
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How else would the contemporary public be able to identify true visionaries from the rising sea level of social-media-savvy self-promoters?
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The Spielberg film famously convened a summit of technology visionaries so it could paint an accurate picture of the future way back in 1999.
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As early as 22, industry visionaries realized that how an FCC decision made it possible to create a new standard for wireless internet service.
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The similarities between the climate of the California desert and that of the Arabian and Sahara Deserts did not go unnoticed by the visionaries.
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When visionaries want someone rich to back something bold, they turn to Muhammad bin Salman, the crown prince who runs the oil-rich kingdom.
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There often comes a point, however, when even visionaries must confront reality, and Theresa Rebeck's new play, "Seared," takes place at exactly that moment.
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Then there are the young visionaries, who hope that their idea for an app will impress an advisor in a 60-second escalator pitch.
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It was the latest reminder of how a driverless-car future captures the imaginations of visionaries but terrifies those who drive for a living.
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They go something like: Beware of self-proclaimed visionaries promising miraculous new technologies, especially when they won't show you how the new technology operates.
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Talking about Prince, too, you also say in the book that you consider Prince and Kanye to be the two true great creative visionaries.
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Debuting in 2003, the reality show was developed in Fox's comedy department by visionaries looking to take old sitcom concepts and make them real.
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In its "Legend and Visionaries" series, this appealing chamber troupe presents eclectic programs of old gems, modern classics and new creations by promising choreographers.
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He rejects the ideas of tech industry visionaries who say personal autonomous vehicles will soon be the solution to urban problems like traffic congestion.
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The most important thing about urban planning, she thought, was how people would live in a city — not how visionaries thought she should live.
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Think about it: Before now-ubiquitous egg-shaped sponges and cleansing brushes flooded the market, one or two visionaries put these essentials on the map.
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That's why visionaries have, for decades, toyed with the notion of artificial wombs capable of incubating a human fetus to term outside a woman's body.
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PillReports is both a depository of knowledge and a constantly updating anthology of eccied-up short stories, and its users are, in a way, visionaries.
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Tickets are still available to join the Summit IRL and connect with other global visionaries committed to creating a more sustainable, equal, and connected world.
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Many visionaries have elected this area to settle after recognizing an occult dimension within the everyday world of appearances so present on this beautiful landscape.
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"[Angélil was] not only one of the greatest visionaries of the Quebec music industry," she said during her acceptance speech, according to the Montreal Gazette.
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Thanks to the work of visionaries like Bill Moggridge, David Kelley, and Steve Jobs, people want user-devoted, frictionless experiences in their interactions with technology.
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More than any other programme, it has captured the inspirations and aspirations of the visionaries, the disruptors and the titans who have shaped Asia's economy.
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"Stanley Kubrick, one of the greatest visionaries of all time once said, 'If it can be written or thought, it can be filmed,' " Lawrence added.
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Bursting with brilliance, energy, and curiosity, Charles and Ray Eames were true visionaries with the conviction to reach out and give form to the future.
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Created in partnership with DOVE® Chocolate, Khethiwe and the Leopard epitomizes the company's dedication to spotlighting and celebrating the work of emerging female visionaries.
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Driver spoke with VICE about Basquiat's New York, a playground for visionaries from all walks of life that continues to speak truth to power today.
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In a memo to employees, Mark Shapiro, Endeavor's president, compared Mr. Frank to Mr. Arledge and Mr. McCormack, two of the leading visionaries in sports.
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The 25 people in these pages are the unsung creative, technical, and social visionaries working to bring the incredible world of tomorrow to you today.
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"In Los Angeles, I am surrounded by profound, generous, radical visionaries who are working together to overthrow corrupt systems with bold magic," Swann says excitedly.
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Visionaries had long struggled to picture the expanse beyond Earth's skies, with its mind-boggling scale and promise of a new frontier for human exploration.
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Brand took influences from different parts of America — the New York art world, farmers, academic visionaries like Marshal McLuhan — and synthesized them into one ethos.
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The state's allure — peddled first by visionaries and hucksters, most famously in the Great Florida Land Boom of the 1920s — is no less potent today.
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To the right of the stage was written a series of words that described Ford's hoped-for future: Justice, Opportunity, Voice, Dignity, Creativity, Change, Visionaries.
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Join the mobility and transportation tech community — the top technologists, investors researchers and visionaries — on May 14 at TC Sessions: Mobility 2020 in San Jose.
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Breyer said he thinks the next group of technology visionaries will emerge from China, developing various artificial intelligence applications for the environment, education and medicine.
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Eco-Visionaries makes an interesting contribution to the discussion, but it barely scratches the surface of a global problem that will only become more urgent.
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The ubiquity of consumer-oriented music in this market allows artistic visionaries like Crush to shine brighter in every project, and "Wonderlust" is no exception.
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Al-Hadid's inspiration for her new body of work involves two Muslim visionaries, towering figures in the Islamic world but little known in the West.
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To begin with, Barcelona has a continual, centuries-long history of urban rebirth and transformation, often at the hands of iconoclastic urban visionaries like Rueda.
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It&aposs been discussed since the dawn of cosmonotics since the great philosophers and visionaries at the end of 19th and beginning of the 20th century.
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Many tech giants and visionaries have been rallying around artificial intelligence (AI) and augmented and virtual realities (AR/VR) as the next big developments in technology.
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Like so many other European visionaries, he was enchanted by his impression of North America as an Edenic void—a place where history might be restarted.
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Architects, who fancied themselves as visionaries like Howard Roark, the "hero" of Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead", competed to create concrete temples for the masses to occupy.
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And a "New Space Generation" of visionaries and commercial risk takers are considering the practical, social and economic challenges to work, produce, and live off-planet.
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As scalable software eats everything allowing winners to go viral, star coders and product visionaries have even greater impact on a business than employees of old.
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When the show leapt forward in the 1990s, however, many of its former visionaries found themselves increasingly out of step with the world they helped create.
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It's a line often espoused by top visionaries like Elon Musk and Bill Gates, but it's also applicable to early-stage start-ups, the founders explained.
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From Ryan Seacrest and Elon Musk to Nasty Gal founder Sophia Amoruso, see what catapulted these visionaries — all members of CNBC's NEXT list — to phenomenal success.
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It is no surprise that its most revered post-war presidents were not visionaries but wheeler-dealers: from Juscelino Kubitschek in the 1950s to Lula himself.
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TC: Visionaries Club has two funds, one for pre-seed/seed and one for later-growth rounds, and plans to invest in B2B startups across Europe.
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It has historically been home to some of the city's most iconic artists and visionaries and is marked by its historic homes and tree-lined sidewalks.
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This year, the school announced a new masters program in "themed experiences" geared towards training the next visionaries in zoos, aquariums, theme parks, and virtual worlds.
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I had the privilege of meeting some of these visionaries during Jeddah Art Week, while on a discovery trip with a group of curators and artists.
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Gayle King was one of Oprah Winfrey's "visionaries" on the final night of "Oprah Winfrey's 2020 Vision: Your Life in Focus Tour," held recently in Denver.
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In his first year as CEO, Iger repaired broken relationships with visionaries like former Apple CEO Steve Jobs and acquired Pixar for just over $7 billion.
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This is our collective patrimony, a tribute to the wisdom of Theodore Roosevelt, Gifford Pinchot and other visionaries who preserved our wild places for the future.
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The scheme is loose and doesn't apply to everyone, particularly not to visionaries or stoics, but it captures the difficulties in maintaining consistency across the cycle.
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"They are visionaries," Carlos Puig, a columnist for the newspaper Milenio, says over lunch at Aguamiel, a no-frills restaurant in Roma specializing in Oaxacan food.
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While most space visionaries are planning for settlements on the moon and eventually Mars, a NASA engineer named Janelle Wellons has an even more ambitious idea.
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Today, H&M unveiled its holiday commercial, and it might be the best of the season, thanks to a collaboration with one of our favorite film visionaries.
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In the current exhibition, Visionaries: Creating a Modern Guggenheim, the work of Kandinsky is seen alongside work by Pablo Picasso, Piet Mondrian, and Alexander Calder, among others.
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It was meant to serve as a platform on which other carmakers, designers, and transportation visionaries could potentially build their own visions for the future of mobility.
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But the '90s startup General Magic, as portrayed in a new eponymous documentary, was a team of gentle visionaries in the right place at the wrong time.
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Luckily, she teamed up with DOVE® Chocolate, a company dedicated to spotlighting the work of emerging female visionaries and supporting projects that foster women leaders everywhere.
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The new program, titled Face to Grace, features creative visionaries in conversation with Coddington, all over drinks and food at the famed N.Y.C. restaurant, Mr. Chow 57.
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Software engineers are the visionaries of the tech world, designing and testing each component of a program and making them all work together through upgrades and maintenance.
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Actress, author and musician Bella Thorne joined Pornhub's Visionaries Director's Series with "Her & Him," which tells the Romeo and Juliet-like story of two star-crossed lovers.
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In the nineteen-forties, the first visionaries assumed that we'd reach it in a generation; A.I. experts surveyed last year converged on a new date of 25.
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In Kushner's prose you find a poise and wariness and moral graininess that puts you in mind of weary-souled visionaries like Robert Stone and Joan Didion.
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The program highlights emerging and established artists and visionaries, and takes place between February 21–24 at SCAD locations in Savannah and Atlanta, Georgia, and Hong Kong.
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THE ARTS An entry on Sunday in the "What's on TV" highlights about "AMC Visionaries: Robert Kirkman's Secret History of Comics" misstated the length of the series.
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"Imagine texting with artists, celebrities, visionaries -- the leaders you respect and admire -- the same way you do with your mom or best friend," the Community website reads.
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That's partly symptomatic of a "good old boys' club" mentality that sees filmmakers cherry-picking eager male protégés who look and think like they did as fledgling visionaries.
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If the tech visionaries can't agree on how to solve the pressing problems in their own hometown, why do we trust them to solve all of society's problems?
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Witnessing black visionaries and change makers unite and discover how to create a world ready for greater possibilities planted a seed of community, service, and empowerment in me.
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And that enthusiasm is hardly limited to big names; SyFy's current lineup alone proves there are plenty of visionaries ready to explore mainstream science fiction through the millennia.
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The dream of establishing human settlements on Mars has been building momentum for decades, buoyed on by science fiction visionaries and active robotic exploration of the Red Planet.
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As he places the quest for immortality under the microscope, he follows the individuals—tech visionaries, billionaires, and futurists—who are trying to eradicate, or dramatically postpone, death.
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Some visionaries, of course, embraced prosthetics as a means for human transformation, as if the body were a malleable object that could be dignified and enhanced by technology.
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Their paths crossed earlier this year as both were selected as TED fellows -- a global community of visionaries working across disciplines to create positive change in the world.
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The creators of these programs, all white men, formed a kind of princely pantheon of showrunners and were regularly grouped together by the press as mavericks and visionaries.
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The actress, author and musician joined the porn site's Visionaries Director's Series with "Her & Him," also to be shown at The Odenburg Film Festival in Germany from Sept.
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From terraforming to reusable rockets and in-space refueling, SpaceX's vision of the future of rocketry looks a lot like that of the visionaries that came before him.
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From the very beginning of his career, Cruise has worked with a who's-who of big-name directors — in many cases auteurs with substantial reputations as artistic visionaries.
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Linhares's animals are visionaries and messengers, though we are unlikely to know what they are seeing or what message they bring unless we are on the same wavelength.
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" Mr. Falwell introduced Mr. Trump to Liberty's students as "one of the greatest visionaries of our time," who "single-handedly forced President Obama to release his birth certificate.
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Mezrich treats the brothers' Bitcoin binge as something profound, as if they are the visionaries who created the cryptocurrency rather than the rich gamblers who wagered on it.
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Photograph by Rafal Milach / Magnum for The New Yorker "You get visionaries, you get dreamers, but Jonathan is also a realist, and intensely practical," Norman Foster told me.
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In his immodest moments, Collison suggests that Stripe aims to complete the work begun by such early visionaries, by allowing people to transmit money as easily as ideas.
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The 2017 lineup peaks on Friday night, with must-see performances by the R&B visionaries Frank Ocean and Solange, who both released critically lauded masterpieces in 2016.
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Engage creative communities: Promote efforts that support visionaries, artists, influencers, thought leaders and social entrepreneurs who can contribute to a region's economic health and drive overall well-being.
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Some of the alleged visionaries, now adults, say they still experience apparitions regularly, and that the Madonna tells them ahead of time when she will appear to them.
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For the next edition of the group's "Legends and Visionaries" series, he steps into the role of choreographer, teaming with the American Ballet Theater corps member Zhong-Jing Fang.
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"We proudly present 100 dope women who hail from the continent and the Diaspora—an amazing collective of visionaries, champions, pioneers and innovators," said Antoinette Isama, OkayAfrica Associate Editor.
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The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) presents SCAD deFINE ART 2018, an annual program of lectures, exhibitions and performances that highlights emerging and established artists and visionaries.
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George Lucas, Ken Williams And The Practical Magic Of Pragmatic Visionaries There are too many headlines and articles about bubbles, market crashes, negative interest rates and venture-backed unicorns.
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During their joint press conference in Chicago last June, the mayor praised Musk as "one of the great visionaries of our time" and jokingly asked for Boring Company stock.
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Commercial drones are a natural extension of Israel's strong defense and aerospace industries, which are led by global visionaries such as Israel Aerospace Industries, Elbit Systems, Rafael and Aeronautics.
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The deification of tech "visionaries" like Halliday walks hand in hand with an odd contempt for corporations; IOI, the world's largest internet provider, is consistently demonized throughout the book.
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The follow-up to her initial half of this project, The Visionaries, Fessler's project is the culmination of a year-long deep dive into the battle for gender equality.
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And over the years the scientists and hydrologists and technicians who help get water to our houses have also become our environmental stewards, our infrastructural watchdogs, our urban visionaries.
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Overlooked is an editorial project from The Times Obituaries desk to tell those stories and recognize women who were visionaries, virtuosos and trailblazers in art, politics, business and more.
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"I think the Madefire team are visionaries, building a platform that creates impactful ways to tell stories," said Plus Capital founder and managing partner Adam Lilling in a statement.
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Chip stocks like Nvidia and Micron are up more than 40 percent over the past year as smartphone producers, computer companies and self-driving visionaries spur demand for semiconductors.
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Shoji Sadao, an architect whose behind-the-scenes talent helped bring to life the innovations of two 20th-century visionaries, R. Buckminster Fuller and Isamu Noguchi, died on Nov.
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Working with some of the most talented and creative engineers, product managers, visionaries and business leaders that good fortune (and inspiring leadership) has brought together has changed my life.
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But the engineering realities and the difficulty of establishing a stable platform on which humans can live above the planet are much greater than any of the visionaries anticipated.
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Image via Wikimedia Commons Today in delayed gratification, Texas post-hardcore visionaries At the Drive-In have not only announced a new album(!) but also released a new song(
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Democrats and techies have long been reliable allies — techies donate tons of money, and Democratic candidates get to show off their association with widely admired visionaries of the future.
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Trading cards were mostly collected by children, though starting in the 1930s, visionaries like Jefferson Burdick created a cataloging system that became the foundation of the industry years later.
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Over the centuries, the city has been transformed again and again at the hands of visionaries, mostly notably architect Ildefons Cerdà, still considered one of history's great urban planners.
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New York (CNN Business)Silicon Valley, its visionaries like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, and the entire tech revolution may not have happened without the Cold War space race.
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Bella's getting the Vision Award for her work in the director's chair ... and her film is part of Pornhub's Visionaries Director's Series, which features debut films from guest directors.
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The thing I found about reporting about Silicon Valley for a long time is that the visionaries are always wrong and that's the best thing about being a reporter.
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For the next edition of the group's "Legends and Visionaries" series, he steps into the role of choreographer, teaming up with the American Ballet Theater corps member Zhong-Jing Fang.
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It's the latest explosive lawsuit to come out of Silicon Valley, and the defendants portray it as a spectacle designed to capture maximum media attention against a group of visionaries.
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Visionaries see a future in which things like household rubbish and pig slurry will provide the fuel for cars and homes, doing away with the need for dirty fossil fuels.
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Coddington is one of fashion's most beloved visionaries thanks to her vivid imagination and unwavering commitment to creating beautiful imagery, as we saw on in 2009's The September Issue.
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Each of these visionaries will deliver a talk at TED Global this August in Arusha, Tanzania joining a growing list of 436 other Fellows from 94 countries around the world.
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The challenge for board members, investors, and employees alike is how to deal with these dominant visionaries who are often brilliant, unpredictable, difficult to work with, and sometimes downright mean.
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Visionaries such as Elon Musk and Robert Zubrin dream of establishing colonies on the Red Planet, to start a new branch of human civilization, thus ensuring its long-term survival.
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Before she joined The Times, she was a deputy managing editor at Time magazine, where she transformed the Time 100 franchise into an eclectic mix of celebrities and unheralded visionaries.
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And greater chances of overall success will come from putting our hopes into visionaries like Bill Falloon and the many other controversial and colorful figures in the life extension movement.
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This 33-piece edition, triple-patented GMT Earth is essentially a multiple time-zone watch but, in the hands of the company's visionaries, it has become three-dimensional watchmaking theater.
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In our new Visionaries series, Ellen Rosen profiled Andrew Kassoy and the other two co-founders of B Lab, who are encouraging businesses to focus on more than just profits.
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Testing the limits of human endurance in unfamiliar settings, many of these prototypes emphasize the myriad ways past visionaries were contemplating man's relationship to and impact on the natural world.
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The line-up is unparalleled: The podcast's six first episodes feature episodes with visionaries like director Ava DuVernay and producer dream hampton, who spearheaded the recent Lifetime documentaries exposing R. Kelly.
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The very premise on which Wennmacher has based her work—that the geeky outsiders are actually visionaries who are creating the future, and should be driving business—has come to pass.
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Politicians, if not compromised by the lobby system, tend to be creatures of the present rather than visionaries; they are governed by the election cycle and the next set of polls.
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And, as he told Departures in its September cover story highlighting "Visionaries," it's exactly that reaction that fuels him to bring the story to more people beyond its initial Broadway audience.
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While Fox is claiming that the show will be attended by "electronic music's leading artists, creatives, executives and visionaries," no major EDM artists have committed to the show as of yet.
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Check out the clip ... the rapper -- who BTW is still feeling the Fyre -- says he learned a lot from the experience and even offers young visionaries and entrepreneurs some sage advice.
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The press release states: The show focuses on visionaries who have taken a stand against respectability politics, pushing the limits of imagery one might expect to find in an art gallery.
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Visionaries Club, a new European VC focusing on B2B, is disclosing that it has raised two micro funds of €40 million each, aimed at pre-seed/seed and Series B, respectively.
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"I wasn't looking for an agent," Palmer said in a recent book "Players: The Story of Sports and Money, and the Visionaries Who Fought to Create a Revolution," by Matthew Futterman.
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President Obama handed out National Medals of Arts and Humanities to two dozen "visionaries" on Thursday, including the director Mel Brooks, the singer Audra McDonald and the NPR interviewer Terry Gross.
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Yet his own accounts of pragmatic authoritarianism and unchained technocracy have a distinctly early-twentieth-century flavor to them, back when political visionaries foresaw the dawning of a reign of engineers.
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We've had an interesting mix of men serve as president over the last almost 227 years: honest men and spinners of truth, the great and the undistinguished, visionaries and dutiful functionaries.
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The gap between affect and spending power can be wide: If Vaquera is beloved of the young visionaries of the world, they may nevertheless lack the $650 for a patchwork shirt.
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We might not be the visionaries who will fundamentally transform the world, but we sure can keep a lot of the wheels rolling so that there is something left to transform.
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And no musician conjured more than Miles Davis: He surrounded himself with young visionaries, summoned an entire ecosystem of sound into being and then sat in its center, an inscrutable Buddha.
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"The lesson for CEOs is that the rules apply to everyone including highly successful visionaries," said Charles Elson, director of the Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.
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Don't miss the third event in Pratt's popular series in partnership with Questlove, in which he engages with artists and visionaries to explore different aspects of creativity and the creative process.
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With an apparent dearth of living visionaries, Mr. Begin's legacy as both peacemaker with Egypt and bellicose champion of Greater Israel have turned him into a versatile, if posthumous, campaign prop.
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Frenchette, their own place and their first without Mr. McNally, takes some liberties with the formula, but not enough to get them recognized as visionaries on the level of Pierre Gagnaire.
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Because New York City is so ecumenically photogenic, I had high hopes for this documentary about two visionaries with diametrically opposed views of how the city and its residents best live.
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Francis said investigations are continuing into the first alleged apparitions when the reported visionaries were children or teenagers, but again made it clear that he is highly sceptical about today's claims.
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We spoke to the visionaries behind some of New York's other iconic holiday windows, and they pointed out a few details of their creations that you might not have otherwise noticed.
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This interview comes from our partners at Project Entrepreneur, as part of their #WednesdayWisdom blog series featuring industry leaders and disruptive visionaries who are working to build the future of entrepreneurship.
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Green leftfield dreamer, anti-folk hero and accurately described by VICE as "one of those rare visionaries who haemorrhage genius at every pore"—was always going to do something slightly bizarre.
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Come experience Refinery29's imaginative spirit through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, and creativity — brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums and powered by you!
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Experience Refinery29's imaginative spirit IRL through an interactive funhouse of style, culture, and creativity brought to life by a group of global artists and visionaries across mediums, and powered by you!
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That women aren't as likely to be genius visionaries like so many men are, or that they aren't as equipped to be the voice of a generation and the catalyst for change.
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Lee acknowledged previous U.S. government technology competitions like the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Robotics Challenge and asked when the next one would be, in order to help identify the next visionaries.
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Two visionaries—one whose photos feel like John Cage tracks and one whose music sounds like Mark Rothko paintings—collaborated on a gallery show that feels like a light-and-space installation.
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"We adored the visionaries who had these early ideas, like Mark Twain, that your heart can tell you the right thing even when your time is brutal to human rights," he said.
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The movies have long made room for phantasmagoric visionaries, the strange ones, the different ones, who like to peek under rocks (or peel back the skin) to peer at what squirms beneath.
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But the story behind the Lincoln Memorial's construction is a surprisingly complicated one, and it says something about the contortions that, even today, politicians have to undergo to become monument-making visionaries.
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Roger Bennett, of Men In Blazers, went to Reykjavik to meet the visionaries, players, coaches and fans who made what had seemed a far-fetched dream at the outset, become fantastically real.
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As Native American Heritage Month draws to a close, we asked Native change-makers, artists, and visionaries from a wide, diverse range of nations to reflect on what heritage means to them.
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Some of the most successful start-ups — from Lyft to Airbnb to Stripe to Slack to Pinterest — are run by understated un-visionaries, people who aim for functional competence over hypey salesmanship.
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Yet from the moment these two very different visionaries make a nerd-love connection in defense of a supposed "Star Wars" plot hole, it makes sense, retrospectively, that they would hook up.
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For tech founders like Elon Musk and Jack Dorsey, it took a couple attempts to start the company that would turn them into industry visionaries and make them worth billions of dollars.
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New York Theater Ballet, a chamber group led by Diana Byer, who formed the group in 1978, is up first with the program "Legends and Visionaries," scheduled for Friday at 8 p.m.
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This is the boyish fantasy that one associates with cyborgs, but, in truth, there have long been critics and visionaries who saw cyborgs as offering a new way to live and flourish.
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For years, the brothers were do-it-yourself visionaries, finding ingenious ways to make their little movies seem big; they used the city as their soundstage in part because it was free.
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A number of productions around town right now raise similar questions, if unwittingly, since they're helmed not by visionaries but by directors whose job it is to make conventionally structured entertainment exciting.
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She is looking at young people who start companies that are not necessarily successful in terms of product or sales but successfully market the founders as visionaries, self-starters, and hard workers.
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But here they are, a few recent college undergrads, totally showing up the so-called industry veterans and visionaries across from them at Oculus booth at the biggest gaming convention of the year.
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Talk to the visionaries at ILMxLab, and they describe an interconnected landscape, one where movies, TV, virtual worlds, and other immersive mediums all co-exist simultaneously, part of one gigantic, persistent story world.
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By tapping into the essence of Wonder Woman's trademark wisdom, it's also about learning and creating a problem-solving, future-thinking mindset that leads to the development of strong, effective leaders and visionaries.
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Delivered via the Phoenix lander in May 2008, the "vision" took the form of a silica glass mini-DVD embedded with literature, art, and personal messages about Mars from space visionaries, including Sagan.
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The video, which focuses on visionaries from the past century, features Stonewall-era leaders like Marsha P. Johnson and Miss Major, as well as modern-day advocates like Laverne Cox and Janet Mock.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey — one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons told BoF.
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Lamborghini may now be part of a major corporation (and Ferrari just went public), but one only has to look around the halls of Geneva to find the next generation of supercar visionaries.
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He founded Kaleidoscope with erstwhile Industrial Light & Magic technical director Michael Breymann in order to draw more attention to the work of VR visionaries like Tyler Hurd (BUTTS) and Skillman & Hackett (Tilt Brush).
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LPs in Visionaries Club include numerous successful European founders, such as Hakan Koc (Auto 22 Group), Jochen Engert and Daniel Krauss (Flixbus), Johannes Reck (GetYourGuide), Dominik Richter (Hello Fresh) and Florian Gschwandtner (Runtastic).
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In the series called "AMC Visionaries: James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction," Cameron interviews fellow directors Steven Spielberg, Guillermo del Toro, George Lucas, Ridley Scott and Christopher Nolan about filmmaking and their influences.
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For even the most inventive tax visionaries, the replacement of BAT revenues is a daunting task, even if you incorporate controversial novelties like financial services levies or the hearty perennial: the carbon tax.
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Our students are the future professionals who will enter a diverse work force, the business leaders who will work in a global economy and the visionaries who will solve local and global problems.
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Matthew Futterman's "Players: The Story of Sports and Money, and the Visionaries Who Fought to Create a Revolution" (Simon & Schuster), from which this example is taken, is a book about how that happened.
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Artificial intelligence has no shortage of critics — from visionaries like Elon Musk, who once compared A.I. to "summoning the demon " in a horror film, to everyday workers who fear being replaced by machines.
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But on the side, Ms. Honda has veered into more avant-garde terrain, releasing solo albums on the respected experimental label Tzadik and collaborating with visionaries like Laurie Anderson, Yoko Ono and others.
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A less private society means a more liberal one where unorthodox individuals and visionaries—all who can no longer be pushed behind closed doors—will be accepted for who or what they are.
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The Avatar director's upcoming six-part television series, AMC Visionaries: James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction, will explore the genre's roots through interviews with A-list actors and storytellers who have defined the field.
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Born to American parents in Stuttgart, Germany, Pelton (1881-1961) could be filed under visionaries: Her abstract paintings, many created in the California desert, tried to fuse color, sound and vision with occult shadings.
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In a time when it is easier to imagine an end of the world itself than an end of its innumerable problems, we need utopian visionaries, even if they see only glimpses and fragments.
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Other space visionaries have noted that the water can be refined into liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen, making the moon into a giant refueling station for spacecraft traveling to and from deep space destinations.
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Eileen and Vinnie only know each other casually for now, but this episode holds their stories in neat parallel, as visionaries poised for a shot at success, but in businesses mediated by treacherous forces.
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Nominations are open to U.S.-based women born in or before 1970 who are entrepreneurs, nonprofit and philanthropy leaders, politicians, policymakers, social advocates, venture capitalists, angels, financiers, STEM visionaries or arts and culture creators.
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In short, Whitman can be said to have invented not only American literature but also the American author — setting the mold for generations of visionaries willing to strip bare in search of essential truths.
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This includes Pornhub Art, the project Shakedown is a part of, and their Visionaries Director's Club, which includes films by Brooklyn rapper Young M.A and actress Bella Thorne (neither link is safe for work).
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But now, as if answering a hunger — maybe its own — to see what that spaceship originally held, the museum brings us "Visionaries: Creating a Modern Guggenheim," a permanent collection show that fills the rotunda.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey—one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons said in a statement.
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"I'm honored to lead such an esteemed group of visionaries who possess the experience and passion needed to drive real change in building a more inclusive and equitable music community," Tchen said in the release.
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With Swarovski as a partner for the event, a sea of guests descended in shimmer and shine on London's Royal Albert Hall, ready to celebrate the finest creative visionaries in the fashion and beauty industries.
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Yes, if you identify as one of those "visionaries who push beyond accepted limits," you can now buy an ultra-fancy Phantom Tranquillity and change the volume using a knob made from an actual meteorite.
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Valve and HTC make the strongest case for VR yet Of all the virtual reality headsets out there, the HTC Vive feels most like what science fiction visionaries promised us in the '80s and '90s.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey — one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons told BoF in April.
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Given this backdrop, the subtitle of a new book by Matthew Futterman, "Players: The Story of Sports and Money, and the Visionaries Who Fought to Create a Revolution" (Simon & Schuster), could not be more timely.
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"It combined that love of mine with start-ups and entrepreneurs and people who are visionaries and starting the next product that's going to make my experience and the outdoor space more enjoyable," he says.
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At a time that America is more divided than ever, Pickens' death serves as a reminder that visionaries can blaze new paths and help build new industries by finding ground with people despite political disagreements.
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He wasn't always the maverick-spirited pop polymorph some are quick to paint him as—he arguably blossomed fullest beside compatible artists, visionaries and engineers, like Ken Scott, Brian Eno, Tony Visconti, and Nile Rodgers.
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The following month, Pornhub launched a program called "The Visionaries Director's Club" with the aim of "[diversifying] porn production" and gave rapper Young M.A. a budget to write and produce her own pornographic short film.
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The annual conference, which gathers elite technologists, thought leaders, scientists, economists, futurists, visionaries, activists, physicists, poets, enthusiasts, academics, entertainers and billionaires has a binary reputation: For anyone who hasn't been, it's an object of easy mockery.
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Startup graveyards are full of visionaries without expertise or the proper skills to execute, for no other reason than ideas are not self-executing, but are rather made into being by intense engagement by skilled operators.
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But it may come as a surprise to some that the Cavs, seen by many as using brawn versus the Warriors' cerebral style of play, leaned on the words of one of tech's most iconic visionaries.
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Jack Fisk (through Friday) Nominated for an Oscar for "The Revenant," the production designer Jack Fisk may not have won this year, but his place as one of the great visionaries of movie scenery is secure.
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Proponents of universal health coverage currently fall into two groups: "pragmatists," who propose a mix of incremental initiatives to achieve universal coverage, and "visionaries," who prefer a single-payer approach that would eliminate private health insurance.
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The creators of "Silicon Valley" love to poke fun at the pretensions of its "visionaries" and the Segways and cereal bars that mask the Industrial Age ruthlessness of tech companies in hip, progressive, candy-colored campuses.
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In recitals at Carnegie, he would play selections from Stockhausen's monumental "Klavierstücke" series alongside Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" Sonata and "Diabelli" Variations to make the point that both composers were visionaries pushing toward new realms of the piano.
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"During the depths of the Depression, the two visionaries created a cult of industrial, abstract beauty, using the museum, as well as their own homes, to try out new design ideas," Hanks writes in Partners in Design.
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From hoodies to long-sleeve tees and a sturdy bomber, McGrath's apparel line was inspired by her U.K. upbringing that saw her strutting the streets of Kensington Market to the coolest clubs with fashion's most inspirational visionaries.
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Financially focused corporate venture firms have a close working relationship with their corporate parent, which allows them access to technology, industry operators and visionaries, giving them proprietary insights to which normal venture firms simply don't have access.
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Comprising 3,000 wooden pieces, and using 2,000 marbles, the elaborate music-box... Of all the virtual reality headsets out there, the HTC Vive feels most like what science fiction visionaries promised us in the '80s and '90s.
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TC: The Visionaries Club growth fund is targeting Series B and is designed to enable you to double down on the most promising startups in your portfolio and even later-stage startups you haven't yet invested in.
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""In this issue," the description continues, "we aren't only showcasing the artists and creators who bring us joy; we're also shining a light on visionaries and revolutionaries who are fighting to expand access to pleasure for all.
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Jack Fisk (through April 1) Nominated for an Oscar for "The Revenant," the production designer Jack Fisk may not have won this year, but his place as one of the great visionaries of movie scenery is secure.
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I stomped through the cafeteria, scowling as instructed, and felt, for those few, seemingly second-length minutes, like one of Vaquera's young visionaries, a fellow traveler in a pack of cultishly self-possessed, if nearly feral, creatures.
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There have been early visionaries — J.B. Schramm started College Summit 20 years ago, for example — but in large part this problem got no widespread attention until the recent research quantifying the yawning dimensions of the college gap.
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" After watching from the sidelines as her story was told by authors and film directors, Brennan-Jobs shared her own experience of a man regarded as one of tech's greatest visionaries in her new memoir "Small Fry.
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Later, the term "outsider art" became more common in the United Kingdom and the United States; it was applied to an array of visionaries on the margins of mainstream society who were not academically trained, "professional" artists.
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Trust us, when you see what 29 talented artists, creatives, and visionaries come up with when they synthesize their thoughts, dreams, and inspirations into actual rooms, you'll realize that 29Rooms is more than an event — it's an experience.
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The Savannah College of Art and Design celebrates the 10th edition of SCAD deFINE ART, an annual program of new commissions, exhibitions, lectures and performances that brings together an international roster of emerging and established artists and visionaries.
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Jack Fisk (Friday through April 1) Nominated for an Oscar for "The Revenant," the production designer Jack Fisk may not have won this year, but his place as one of the great visionaries of movie scenery is secure.
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In a world of slash-heavy job titles (actress/DJ/ceramist) and the ability to connect with fellow visionaries with as little as an Instagram follow, the new creative class is savvy, not "starving," as some clichés suggest.
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"The founders of Mohonk were real visionaries, and I'd like to think that if they knew Mohonk would be open year-round they would have had an indoor pool," Mr. Smiley told The New York Times in 2006.
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That's probably due to the fact that genuine creators of art brut and outsider art produce their works not because they want to but because they have to; for such visionaries, making art is as essential as breathing.
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Thomas displays her skills as a culture and style reporter as she visits the visionaries who are attempting to remake the industry, if not from whole cloth, then maybe from lab-grown or recycled fibers of some kind.
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In celebration, the museum delves into its collection for "Visionaries: Creating a Modern Guggenheim," which focusses on artists championed by six of its patrons, from Guggenheim's art adviser Hilla Rebay to his self-professed "art addict" niece, Peggy.
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The Zionist visionaries who laid the groundwork for Israel's existence, including Theodor Herzl, Chaim Weizmann and David Ben-Gurion, wanted to create a modern nation-state out of a people who had spent some 2,000 years in exile.
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It's thus surprising to see it tackling the contentious subject of the climate crisis in its current exhibition, Eco-Visionaries: Confronting a Planet in a State of Emergency, which is sponsored by Octopus Energy, a renewable energy company.
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"I believe she and Philippe are both visionaries but ending her tenure in this way is a sign of something bigger that is wrong in the institution," Connie Butler, Chief Curator of the Hammer Museum, told Hyperallergic via email.
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Netflix head honcho Ted Sarandos is committed to original programming, doubling down on the streaming giant's investment in visionaries like Shonda Rhimes and the Coen brothers with an anticipated $7 billion expenditure on content next year, according to Variety.
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By citing the names of pioneering visionaries through whose diverse ideas and works modernism's principles, outlooks, and sensibilities were articulated, Blueprint offers both a record of their evolution and a guide with multiple points of entry for exploring it.
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Grown on cheap inputs, then crushed and formed into meal, they will thus provide all of the nutritional advantages the visionaries talk of, but at one remove from people's dining tables instead of being served up directly for lunch.
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" Today's up-and-coming visionaries openly "have a sense of purpose built around doing well by doing good," said Jason Jennings, a leadership expert and author of eight books including "The Reinventors: How Extraordinary Companies Pursue Radical Continuous Change.
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The Savannah College of Art and Design celebrates the 11th edition of SCAD deFINE ART, an annual program of exhibitions, new commissions, lectures, and performances that brings together an international group of emerging and established artists and creative visionaries.
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"The Gaineses are exceptional people, true authentic storytellers and creative visionaries who will nourish millions of people with quality, family-friendly programming accessible on a 24/7 network and across all screens," Discovery spokesperson David Leavy told PEOPLE in a statement.
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As one of America's key forces shaping the global entertainment industry, Michael Kassan is sought after worldwide by media moguls, Hollywood visionaries, technology pioneers, advertising holding company heads and Wall Street investors to help them solve their most complex business challenges.
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Our past also proved bountiful, with books on that time we made teenage girls glow until their bones rotted (The Radium Girls), and when competing visionaries dueled over how to steward our one and only world (The Wizard and the Profit).
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It's a subtle sound that could easily fade into the background in less capable hands, but Kanaan is working ably within a tradition that encompasses both early synth visionaries and Stereolab or Broadcast, so the hits, as it were, keep coming.
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In an email Q&A with Pollok and Lacher, we dug a little more into Visionaries Club's remit, its steadfast focus on B23B, why it is doing seed and Series B but not Series A and the pair's views on Brexit.
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Silicon Valley Despite all evidence to the contrary — the infantilized corporate campuses, the venal and pretentious company "visionaries," the self-aggrandizing talk of changing the world for the better — "Silicon Valley" is secretly a show that loves technology and innovation.
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Visionaries like Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk might be at the helm of some of the world's most exciting companies, but Musk isn't in the production plant assembling Teslas any more than Bezos is fulfilling shipments in an Amazon warehouse.
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Later that month, the Theater Ballet will take its "Legends & Visionaries" program to the Kaatsbaan International Dance Center in Tivoli, N.Y., with a revival of Nicolo Fonte's "There, and Back Again," as well as works by Robbins and Pam Tanowitz.
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PLAYERS: The Story of Sports and Money, and the Visionaries Who Fought to Create a Revolution (Simon & Schuster, $24.993), by Matthew Futterman, offers another corrective to the idea that sports were purer in the era before they were also big businesses.
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In fact, it's not a stretch to say that a crop of British radio visionaries are at least partly responsible for inspiring the biggest tech giant in the world to make a million dollar investment in an internet radio station.
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His new colleagues included visionaries like Donald H. Elliott, who became the chairman of the City Planning Commission, and Jaquelin T. Robertson, Jonathan Barnett and Myles Weintraub, who, along with Mr. Weinstein, became founding members of the Urban Design Group.
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"It has been beyond my wildest dreams to work with such an amazing team of people at such an incredible brand and alongside Mickey — one of retail's most talented visionaries," Lyons said in a statement given to Business of Fashion.
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Composed by Lisa Bielawa with a libretto by Erik Ehn, the 12-part series follows the titular character, a 14-year-old girl, as she explores historical connections between female visionaries, hysteria, and witch hunts — subjects which are disconcertingly relevant.
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Its understated look nods to the work of the influential watch designer Gérald Genta, whose company was acquired by Bulgari in 2000, as well as industrial visionaries like the German designer Dieter Rams, whom Mr. Buonamassa Stigliani said he admired.
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If A.I. and biotechnology deliver even half of what the visionaries believe is in store, then we can no longer defer the question of what sort of human beings we want to be, both as individuals, and as a collective.
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A series of mystic visionaries were planting the seeds of extreme entitlement, teaching Americans that they didn't have to study any book or old English theologian to know what to think, that whatever they felt to be true was true.
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"If you sort of attach yourself to people who you see as visionaries, leaders in a particular realm, it's sort of endless, the amount that you can glean from following them around on a day-to-day basis," he said.
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An immense laboratory of military, scientific, and political transformation, the war birthed many visionaries who believed a better society could rise out of its ashes, whether that meant adapting democracy for a new message or discarding it as a failed experiment.
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They should work with visionaries like Dr. Valentin Fuster, who partnered with Sesame Street to teach children about healthy living (which spilled over to their parents), and convinced a whole town in his native Spain to become that country's healthiest.
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"With the 2019 Right Livelihood Award, we honour four practical visionaries whose leadership has empowered millions of people to defend their inalienable rights and to strive for a liveable future for all on planet Earth," the foundation said in the statement.
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MACAULAY Other than Balanchine — whose genius is hard to capture on museum walls — three visionaries strike me here as artists of magnitude: the sculptor Elie Nadelman, the visual artist (and stage designer) Pavel Tchelitchew and the photographer George Platt Lynes.
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So as a tribute to the upstarts, visionaries, and legends still slaying the dancefloor year after year, THUMP decided to take some time over the next few weeks to reflect on all the great music that's already surfaced in 227.
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From Calvin Klein himself, to the minimalism of Francisco Costa, and finally, the electricity of the Simons touch, each of these visionaries left their own marks on the American label — one of the few that ever held a match to European fashion standards.
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The Sundance Film Institute's support for young independent filmmakers far outlasts the 10-day festival in Park City, UT. Long after industry mavens fly out of the ski town, the institute's Ignite Fellowship is busy looking for a new crop of independent visionaries.
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We are hoping to give you that feeling again this fall through Refinery29's interactive funhouse of style, culture, and creativity — brought to life by an amazing group of talent, artists, and visionaries we will be announcing over the next couple of weeks.
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While a number of stars and fashion visionaries posted heartfelt tributes to the late Karl Lagerfeld following his death, actress Jameela Jamil is calling out the designer for some controversial comments he made during his 65-year career in the fashion industry.
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" Visionaries like Barlow loved throwing mind grenades into mainstream culture, but tech's rank and file consisted mainly of people who, as LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman puts it, "just wanted to go build something that would make a big difference in the world.
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The beginning of the new millennium was accompanied by the appearance of Ocio, another laptop band that Cerati pulled together with the Argentine composer Flavio Etcheto, and in which the ambient and techno of these two visionaries of spatial music stand out.
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Unlike past visionaries who imagined utopia as a faraway place, Essenhigh conjures an incomplete image of a distant future whose contours, however, are clear: It is a world of ecological balance, a pastoral place where what was once work is now play.
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Silicon Valley visionaries could be wrong in their belief that a thriving 21st-century economy will be one where jobs go to robots faster than new jobs can be created, and that a universal income is the way to make that transition humane.
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To answer these questions, we talked with leading board members and executives that work with dominant visionaries and are able to provide some guidance on how to detect the red flags and develop approaches to successfully managing and working with these leaders.
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With this backlash comes the threat of protectionism in economics, isolationism in foreign policy, and a resurgent nativism and xenophobia in politics — precisely the toxic mix that the North American and European visionaries of Atlanticism sought to prevent when they laid its foundations.
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They were authors, chemists, and free-thinking visionaries who—yes, liked the money—but also firmly believed that if they flooded British society with 99.07 percent pure LSD, it would truly change the way people think about politics, war, love, and mother nature.
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Capturing today's biggest opportunities requires going back to the original mission of the founding entrepreneurs of venture capital – to invest in visionaries imagining a wildly different future – with an updated definition of value that reflects the changes restructuring our economy and societies.
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"Not since the French architectural visionaries of the 18th century has an architect used solid geometric volumes with such clarity and purity, and never with his sense of playfulness," the critic Joseph Giovannini wrote of the project in The Times in 1986.
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In the last decade, the academy has reliably frustrated us, but it's also embraced new American visionaries like Barry Jenkins ("Moonlight") and original filmmakers from abroad, including the Three Amigos, as they call themselves (Guillermo del Toro, Alfonso Cuarón, Alejandro G. Iñárritu).
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Despite having starry fashion alumni like Erdem, Christopher Bailey of Burberry and Clare Waight Keller of Givenchy, its reputation was largely bolstered on providing students with a mastery of the technical disciplines required of a designer, rather than as a conceptual launchpad visionaries.
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CNBC AsiaEvery Friday, 1730 SIN/HK time Complementing CNBC's daily news programming, Managing Asia is the network's feature show based out of Singapore that has captured the inspirations and aspirations of the visionaries, disruptors and titans who have shaped the region's economy.
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Often, they feature eccentrics and visionaries who see things that others are blind to — like Mr. Beane of the A's, or Michael Burry, the misanthropic hedge fund manager in "The Big Short," who made a fortune by betting against the housing market.
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"With the 2019 Right Livelihood Award, we honour four practical visionaries whose leadership has empowered millions of people to defend their inalienable rights and to strive for a liveable future for all on planet Earth," the foundation said in the statement to Reuters.
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While visionaries like Elon Musk—who promised this week to start building a Hyperloop that would get people from New York to Washington, D.C. in 29 minutes—private sector-based solutions to America's commuting woes are still mostly the stuff of dreams.
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The term refers to the direct-from-the-heart creative impulse, unfiltered by theory, that can be felt in the works of self-taught visionaries situated by choice or by the force of circumstances on the margins of mainstream society and culture.
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When you give 29 talented artists, creatives, and visionaries the resources and freedom to translate their thoughts, dreams, and inspirations into physical rooms (each is like a mini-museum, for those who haven't been able to experience it IRL), words just don't do it justice.
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While you can still spot Francis' origin story in a few of Gymshark's logo-heavy hoodies, the label has since evolved into a unisex gym wear destination, backed by athletes, artists, and visionaries alike — all united by an appreciation of quality clothing on a budget.
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Back in 2013, the billionaire boss of the Tesla electric-car company and the SpaceX rocket developer hit the headlines with a fresh take on the "transplanetary subway" proposed in the 1970s by visionaries at Rand Corporation, a think tank in Santa Monica, California.
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Our work is at the nexus of corporate governance and innovation and looks at how boards and others can best manage and work with leaders like Steve Jobs or Elon Musk and other dominant visionaries to maintain corporate control while not stifling innovation and creativity.
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Now, Meade is getting institutional recognition for her unique art-making methods: during the Tribeca Film Festival, she was among the dozens of visionaries honored at the 2017 Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards (TDIA), along with game changers in fields like robotics, environmentalism, and journalism.
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Then again, if the moral of "Meeting Gorbachev," directed by Herzog and André Singer, is that contemporary politicians have ignored the lessons of Gorbachev's leadership, then perhaps the former Soviet president's push for peace makes him right at home in Herzog's gallery of underheralded visionaries.
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One is, beyond just what you would think of as Amazon, and Alexa and AI, which are all very important, but Bezos has become — with Steve Jobs gone and Bill Gates retired — Bezos is really kind of one of the senior visionaries of tech.
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That does not make them visionaries, but it will reassure many in the sailing community even as it risks the loss of new fans who were drawn in by the spectacle of foiling catamarans that had become the races' signature in the past decade.
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But he soon finagled a move to the company's new research lab in Northern California, where a group of visionaries was developing what would become the most important digital technologies of the next three decades, including the personal computer as it is known today.
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Philip Glass began his operatic career in the 1970s and '80s with a trilogy focused on great visionaries of history: "Einstein on the Beach"; "Satyagraha," a meditation on Gandhi's early activism; and "Akhnaten," about the Egyptian pharaoh who pioneered monotheism, which runs through Dec.
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Editors' Choice Let's celebrate the eccentrics and obsessives this week, the visionaries and reclusive cranks who spend decades on a single project or a singular body of work and wait for the culture — that is to say, for you and me — to catch up.
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They also argue that this is desirable — that blockchain visionaries looking to free people from the hegemony of governments and corporations "could wind up surrendering themselves (and others) to the whims of a much more powerful enemy": namely, the self-governing code of blockchain itself.
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The daughter of Solomon's brother Benjamin, who died on the Titanic, Peggy combined the work of several visionaries in one, as an art dealer, a museum builder and a lavish shopper — her stated intention was to "buy a picture a day" — with extremely eclectic tastes.
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Ulysses Newkirk, of OAAC, and Roger Robinson, of NEWCO, who are longtime residents and visionaries within the North End of Detroit, formed the energetic and ideological foundation for this land trust project, which is a departure from Ghana ThinkTank's more typical short-term exercises.
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It is divided into three sections: "Avant-Gardes," focused on his seminal exhibitions of contemporary art of the '60s and '70s; "Utopias and Visionaries," which explores exhibitions about early 20th-century utopias, modernists, and mystics; and "Geographies," examining his Swiss identity and peripatetic later career.
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"Talk doesn't get things done, building does ... like we have for the last 115 years," Cranston says against a variety of scenes that poke fun at today's high-tech visionaries while touching on the company's historical American roots and "Built Ford Tough" slogan of past campaigns.
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"My mission was to innovate, to push envelopes, to get a new thing established, to allow the underdog, the underground, to come forward and up," he told Richie Unterberger, the author of "Urban Spacemen and Wayfaring Strangers: Overlooked Innovators and Eccentric Visionaries of '19803s Rock" (2000).
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It's beginning to feel like the end of a generation of talent that helped create the glory years of British fashion — the era in the 1990s and early 2000s when London was regarded as the center of the creative universe, and its visionaries disrupted the industry.
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Two decades later, Mr. Aslami, a soft-spoken, 000-year-old with what remains of his hair dyed jet black, is one of the proud visionaries of a rare success story: a $234 million export industry that continues to grow despite the country's seemingly endless war.
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In this he was like a human embodiment of a corpocracy that instinctively claims the work and spoils of actual visionaries for itself — think the fsociety gear for sale a couple weeks ago, or E Corp trying to ride the 5/9 hack to global currency dominance.
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The couple and a small band of like-minded visionaries over the decade turned the impoverished farming and fishing community into one of Vietnam's premier adventure and ecotourism destinations, with most of the spending going directly to locals instead of tourism conglomerates or foreign package-tour operators.
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"With the 2019 Right Livelihood Award, we honor four practical visionaries whose leadership has empowered millions of people to defend their inalienable rights and to strive for a liveable future for all on planet Earth," said Ole von Uexkull, executive director of the Right Livelihood Foundation.
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"There are all these people at the top, put up on these pedestals as brilliant visionaries who will never admit when anything's going wrong, and all the rest of the company is just community managers," meaning workers who interact with tenants in WeWork spaces, the current WeWorker said.
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From Sofia Coppola's brooding tour-de-force, The Beguiled, to Patty Jenkins's box office-smashing Wonder Woman, films created and headlined by female visionaries have climbed to increasing prominence recently, thanks in no small part to a new abundance of roles written for complex, and often kickass, heroines.
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As we push the boundaries of technology and science, increase the connections between venture capital and corporate development, apply new knowledge of best practices in company building and develop the next generation of technology leaders and visionaries, the simple fact is there will be huge value and wealth creation.
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The party in power in Washington was led by a group of visionaries, the "radical" Republicans who had championed the cause of emancipation during the war and believed in an interventionist federal government as a means of fashioning a second American republic out of the destruction of the first.
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A sense of confrontation between humans and the earth, of an Anthropocene where humanity is conceived of as an unstoppable, worldwide force, is central to Eco-Visionaries, which fails to address the many ways in which human lives are entangled with nonhuman creatures and systems because it privileges technology.
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Social justice is the focus of Vermont College of Fine Arts MA in Art & Design Education founding faculty member Kim Cosier's work, from creating activist arts-based community events with the Art Build Workers to her afterschool media-literacy Milwaukee Visionaries Project, and in her teaching at VCFA.
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As #OscarsSoWhite launched a debate about the industry's fidelity to representation and valuing nonwhite contributions, filmmakers like Moonlight's Barry Jenkins, A Wrinkle in Time's Ava DuVernay, and Get Out's Jordan Peele have taken crucial pole positions as visionaries who are pushing the boundaries of black representation on film.
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Both are solid technical visionaries, often right, and quick to correct course when wrong: Gates initially missed the importance of the web but eventually led Microsoft to dominate it with Internet Explorer, while Zuckerberg made an ill-fated bet on a standard called HTML5 for Facebook's mobile development before switching courses.
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From Raf Simons' revamp at Calvin Klein to Demna Gvasalia's work at Vetements and Balenciaga — both of which have produced more shoulder pads between them than the entirety of Diana's wardrobe combined — the higher-the-shoulder-pad-the-closer-to-God aesthetic has gotten the royal treatment from today's creative visionaries.
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Partnering with DOVE® Chocolate, a company dedicated to supporting the work of emerging female visionaries and highlighting projects that foster women leaders everywhere, Romanowsky hopes to inspire more bravely awkward girls to push their own narratives out into the world, breaking down the stigmas that try to silence them.
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But if we happily comply with the idea that gifted visionaries are within their rights to ask us to forgo our full humanity in pursuit of their fame and fortune, that ultimately means we trade in countless precious moments with our loved ones so that someone else can become a legend.
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Blessed with sober, wealthy, and reserved ownership; savvy, experienced front-office visionaries; unparalleled historical standing; astute coaching; and, to help them get where they currently are, more first-round picks than they knew what to do with, the Celtics have every ingredient to sustain championship contention and replace Golden State.
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During her speech at the Democratic National Convention, Clinton leaned into her nature as a workhorse, not a showboat; she was going for authenticity, but that particular boast also smacked of the dreaded role of bean-counter assigned to too many women who are seen as invisible executors, not visionaries.
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How to Live Forever Tad Friend's article about Silicon Valley's anti-aging visionaries—ranging from people who want to make "death optional" to those who will settle for living to a thousand—notes only at the end that there is some public ambivalence about such goals ("The God Pill," April 3rd).
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Roelof Botha, another Sequoia partner, says the venture capital firm helped San Francisco-based Instacart recruit Gupta to the C-suite years ago: "With Ravi now returning to his passion of investing, he can help other visionaries – like Apoorva – turn their dreams into reality," Botha said in an emailed statement.
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Already relatively accessible to the public, the field became even more influential with the rise of behavioral economics in the 1980s and 1990s, as visionaries like Richard Thaler, (who won the Nobel Prize in economics this month) found applications for counterintuitive social-psychology insights that could be used to guide policy.
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This isn't to say they're not talented writers and visionaries: Benioff's City of Thieves was incredibly moving and made me wail like a baby, but when white nationalists and Confederate apologists are marching through cities across the world, the last thing we need is to give them a new favorite TV show.
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The idea is for each of Hasbro's various toy properties (including G.I. Joe, Micronauts, Visionaries, M.A.S.K., and ROM the Space Knight) to all live in one interconnected cinematic world — so, one would assume, Cobra Commander may end up running into Matt Trakker from M.A.S.K. in some sort of "ingenious" post-credits sequence.
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While the original project involved nine evenings of performance and theater, featuring predominately New York-centric visionaries like John Cage, Yvonne Rainer, and Robert Rauschenberg, NEAT focuses on a moment/movement on the West Coast where art, technology, and coding methodology have become so intermingled, it's no longer advantageous to elucidate their differences.
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Like the other idols in Isaacson's gallery of polymaths and visionaries — Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin, Steve Jobs — Leonardo da Vinci was born with extra bundles of receptors, attuned to frequencies his peers could not hear and capable of making connections no one else could see, especially between the sciences and the humanities.
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During its first ever Stylist Roundtable, The Hollywood Reporter brought together five visionaries behind some of the industry's biggest names (and their style) — including Armie Hammer, Mary J. Blige, Ava DuVernay, Allison Janney, Kristen Stewart, Zendaya, and more — for an in-depth discussion about what it takes to really stand out on the red carpet.
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If like many digital knowledge workers, you're exhausted by endless work and flooded inboxes, the good news is that better and more sustainable ways of producing valuable output with your brain might be coming — if we can find enough visionaries willing to try out "radical" new ideas about how best to get things done.
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On Thursday and next Saturday, the company presents its regular Legends & Visionaries series, featuring Jerome Robbins's "Antique Epigraphs"; a new work by Antonia Franceschi inspired by the historical St. Mark's Church, where the work will be performed; and "Song Before Spring" (approximately 2:00), by Steven Melendez (a company dancer) and Zhong-Jing Fang.
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When you start tumbling down the rabbit hole of fashion photography, designers who belong in art museums, and the weirdo visionaries and renegades who have become legends in the modern canon of fashion (Isabella Blow, Lee McQueen, Rei Kawakubo, Diana Vreeland, Lynn Yaeger, Anna Piaggi…and so on), you always somehow circle back to Bill.
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Unlike the ground their predecessors trod, "there's more uncertainty, more ambiguity for these visionaries," said Sanyin Siang, executive director of the Fuqua/Coach K. Center on Leadership & Ethics at Duke University, co-founded by the Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski, who this season achieved the most wins by a basketball coach in N.C.A.A. history.
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Yet many of these same innovators — community activists, artists, small business owners — took issue with the trendy notion of a "New Detroit," as this term largely ignored the fiercely independent and creative spirit that has existed in the city for decades and made Detroit such a haven for creatives and visionaries in the first place.
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Lamb leads in local fundraising, but both candidates have substantially benefited from outside funders (Saccone much more so than Lamb) -- partisans who see Lamb and Saccone not as visionaries, not as leaders, not as emerging lights of a strong American democracy, but as reliable votes for their national agendas, the means to a majority.
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The owners made a lot of money, the executives were feted as visionaries, the fans got to brag that their team of choice built a competitive roster the Right Way, From Scratch, Instead of Just Buying a Damn Winner, and, most importantly, the teams went deep in the postseason, with the Cubs almost making it to the World Series.
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They may lack the big names that have shown up to chat with Beats 1 DJs — there's no extended Drake or Adele interviews — but they do promise an insight into the routines of up-and-coming artists like James Blake, visionaries like Jean-Michel Jarre, and legends like De La Soul set to appear in the future.
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Ms. Baras, who is also a founder of the Lower East Side gallery Regina Rex, seems to align herself with early-20th-century American visionaries — in particular, Forrest Bess, with whom she shares an interest in small-scale canvases and intensely personal symbolism, and Arthur Dove, whose mystical landscapes and deep, jewel-toned palette come to mind.
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Taking inspiration from the Goldfingers' original art collection, which features the work of the couple's friends and collaborators, the curator Frith Kerr invited seven contemporary visionaries, including the perfumer Lyn Harris and the fashion designer Roksanda Ilincic, to respond to a historic artwork at the former Goldfinger residence — now a National Trust landmark — at 2 Willow Road.
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Instead of laughing, I take heart: If the present feels defined by the politicians and precocious entrepreneurs who compete to sell us horrifying visions of the future, a gawky, costly television tower can reassure us that such visions rarely come to fruition, and that our own self-styled visionaries probably have no idea what they're talking about.
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His bitcoin wallet start-up, Blockchain, which allows users to store and transact with digital currencies, has heavy hitting investors including billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson and Google's investment arm, GV. Branson invited Smith to be part of his Future Visions series, where he asks notable technologists and visionaries to predict what the future will look like. .
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However, as one of the greatest visionaries in fashion publishing, and someone who has tirelessly championed inclusivity with arresting, boundary-breaking images throughout his career from i-D, to Vogue Italia and W, we're starting to lose hope that Enninful plans to deliver on his promises, and transform British Vogue into the diverse, definitive style title it ought to be.
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Ten years after founding the group-discount site, the always-candid Mason looks back on "the fastest-growing company of all time" in a Q&A with Gimlet Media co-founder Alex Blumberg on the new podcast, Without Fail, on which Blumberg interviews entrepreneurs, artists, athletes and visionaries of all kinds about their successes, their failures and what they learned from both.
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Most major cybersecurity vendors and hosting services such as Amazon and Microsoft Azure offer some kind of WAF protection to their clients, but there are also many startups and mid-sized companies that are carving out a position for themselves in the cloud-based WAF industry, including Imperva, DenyAll and Positive Technologies (ranked as Leaders and Visionaries in Gartner's MQ).
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The eyes of the entertainment industry were all on Apple on Monday as the tech giant previewed its new roster of original content and the company called upon people from what Apple CEO Tim Cook called "the greatest collection of accomplished, creative visionaries who have ever come into one place" to help them roll it out in what amounted to Apple's answer to a network Upfront presentation.
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At the 2018 Television Critics Association winter press tour, where True Lies director James Cameron appeared on a panel promoting his upcoming AMC documentary series AMC Visionaries: James Cameron's Story of Science Fiction, Cameron said he had just been made aware of Dushku's accusations against Kramer shortly before the panel, and that he had not heard of them on the set of the movie.
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"What needs to happen is for the early visionaries to stay the course, the investors to continue subsidizing the first wave of content until the economics are in place, and the platforms to continue maturing their hardware to bring in more consumers," said Ray Davis, chief executive and a founder of Drifter Entertainment, a Seattle start-up that is working on a virtual-reality multiplayer sci-fi shooter game called Gunheart.
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Many of the world's most powerful tech visionaries believe that one day you'll interact with the world around you while constantly looking through a lens that provides extra context — so-called "augmented reality" or AR. That could be something as simple as adding the temperature to your field of vision, or something as complex as using facial-recognition technology to pull up the name and title of whomever you happen to be talking to.
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You've got pioneers like Harvard's George Church and Drew Endy of Stanford University mixed in with visionaries like Reshma Shetty of Ginkgo Bioworks (which designs custom microbes, like yeast that smells like grapes, and dreams of building furniture from genetically tailored fungi); the folks at Paris-based startup Glowee (who think bioluminescence is the future of lighting); and artist/designer Daisy Ginsberg, who weaves synthetic biology into her creative projects to reimagine systems design.
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While it's obvious that visionaries such as John Bunyan, James Hervey, William Blake and John Clare cast long shadows, or, perhaps, long lights, over "Jerusalem," the single book which most inspired it and to which it owes the most has to be a slender volume published locally in 1987 by Northampton Arts Development and titled "In Living Memory — Life in 'The Boroughs,' " compiled by numerous people including my dear friend Richard Foreman.
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Meanwhile, in the U.S., two visionaries were also campaigning for a greater collaborative relationship between modern art and science: Gyorgy Kepes, who founded the Center for Advanced Visual Studies at M.I.T. in 20163, and the artist Robert Rauschenberg, who, around the same time, co-founded E.A.T. (Experiments in Art and Technology) with the engineers Billy Kluver and Fred Waldhauer and artist Robert Whitman, to initiate and support collaborations between artists and scientists.
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A hundred and twenty years ago, the First Zionist Congress was convened in Basel by a group of Jewish visionaries, who decided that the only effective response to the waves of anti-Semitic horrors sweeping across Europe was to create a state in the historic home of the Jewish people, where their ties to the land went back centuries – a state that could defend its borders, protect its people, and live in peace with its neighbors.
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In his life, his practice, his person, his work, he argued for the marginal, the nut-job visionaries, kindred spirits of a man who endured his family's disapprobation to ditch a scholarship to Harvard in order to pursue a deep interest in fashion, who refused to become a salaried wage slave until he was hit by a truck (and, finally, needed insurance), who was the standard-bearer for those with no choice but go their own way.
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A guy who hung out around campus, long-haired, scraggly-bearded, a kind of sloppy, happy-go-lucky, sinister phony, a powerfully persuasive and manipulative guy with a malodorous charm about him, Charlie Manson before anybody had heard of Charles Manson, other than my friend and his coterie of fellow eccentrics and visionaries who circulated among themselves counterculture news and views through a kind of crude precursor of the Internet before anybody else had heard of Internet or Manson.
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Oh, what a frisson of transgression it was supposed to have delivered, denying a real artist the "heroic" authorship of his own work and vision!) With such subjects in mind, it's unfortunate that Nesbit looks only at artists in the center of the art market's mainstream (Gabriel Orozco, Gerhard Richter, and Matthew Barney turn up in these pages, too), for it could be exciting to see her apply her formidable observational skills to some truly original visionaries.
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I felt Eco-Visionaries was missing embodied, hands-on explorations of ecology and open-ended inquiries into cross-species experiences — for instance, collaborative experiments such as "Golden Snail Opera: The More-than-Human Performance of Friendly Farming on Taiwan's Lanyang Plain" (2017) by Yen-Ling Tsai, Isabelle Carbonell, Joelle Chevrier, and Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing; Anais Tondeur's work with philosopher Michael Marder exploring plant consciousness; or Marcus Coates's respectful inhabiting of nonhuman viewpoints in his performance pieces.
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While some of the works' candor and earnestness sometimes failed to be matched with formal and aesthetic impact, and while the connection with, and progression from, the art historical legacy of the visionaries of Land Art wasn't always clear, the curators' herculean project and fresh energy offered a much-needed jolt of community and thought away from the hyper-commercialized art capitals — one week ahead of the inaugural edition of Frieze LA and two months before the Coachella music festival.
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One day, its visionaries say, you will be able to use DeFi to borrow and lend, to buy and sell all kinds of exotic securities, and to acquire insurance and make claims, all via a completely decentralized network and protocols, no banks or brokers or trusted third parties required, just irrevocable and implacable software, "code as law," with no human beings involved except for you and (maybe) your counterparties, while never having to fill out any paperwork or apply for permissions, and trusting your money to no entity except whoever holds your private key(s).
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He was presented with a "Visionaries of the American Craft Movement" award from the Museum of Arts and Design in 1994 (then the American Craft Museum); a 1997 Gold Medal from the American Craft Council; a 2007 Modernism Lifetime Achievement Award from the Brooklyn Museum; the Smithsonian's Visionary Award (with fellow RIT artist-in-residence Albert Paley) in 2014; a 2015 Leadership Medal from the Smithsonian's Renwick Gallery in Washington, DC; and grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation, among others.
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More contemporary exhibitions include Naives and Visionaries (organized at the Walker Art Center by Martin Friedman and others in 1974); Black Folk Art in America, 1930–1980 (curated for the Corcoran Gallery of Art in 1982 by Jane Livingston and John Beardsley); LACMA's own Parallel Visions: Modern Artists and Outsider Art (curated by Maurice Tuchman and Carol S. Elliel); the 2002 touring exhibit of African American women living in rural Alabama, The Quilts of Gee's Bend (promoted by folk art collector, historian, curator William Arnett); and LACMA's 2015 show, Noah Purifoy:Junk Dada (curated by Franklin Sirmans).
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