Even in his last moments, he planned his exit artistically.
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The involvement of the deaf actors enhances the production artistically.
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Both financially and artistically, the outfit is stronger than ever.
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And aesthetically and artistically, most critics approved of the choice.
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I'm not philosophically "ego death" inclined, but artistically I am.
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Romance is in the air, and you're feeling artistically inspired.
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On his records, he could be artistically and sexually promiscuous.
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Shawn is more like me artistically than anyone I know.
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The new generations of flamenco creators are artistically restless, too.
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An artistically carved granite rock greets visitors at the entrance.
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Netflix, both artistically and as a business, is something different.
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We offer something that politically, artistically, makes us less submissive.
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I am so artistically inclined that I will only indulge myself.
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And if you're a film head, it's the most artistically shot.
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Clearly the Teatro Regio has benefitted artistically from Mr Noseda's direction.
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At its core it's basically an attempt to reproduce synesthesia artistically.
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They want to correct this in course of expressing themselves artistically.
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You resort to all kinds of expressions, both artistically and athletically.
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You are not artistically pure for turning away from queer suffering.
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Sure, it may not be progressively-minded, or overly artistically motivated.
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Now we can add an artistically adventurous spirit to the list.
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All that terrain that's been well illuminated should scare you artistically.
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It is not always exhausting in an artistically positive way, either.
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That's why I couldn't do anything artistically for a long time.
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The museum has expanded both physically and artistically over the years.
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"I knew Sara could take more, intellectually and artistically," she said.
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Dearborn contends, however, that she was artistically talented, creative and charismatic.
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He found that the kink was fulfilling artistically as well as sexually.
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You'll feel artistically inspired, and opportunities for adventure and romance will arrive.
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And we did that across the board, technically, artistically, and story wise.
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There's probably a wonderful thing to be done, artistically, about Facebook. Yeah.
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Just sitting in a chair all day is not personally, artistically rewarding.
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Perez, who is a Mexican-American musician, has also influenced Seda artistically.
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This is especially important when evaluating low scores for artistically challenging films.
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After all, Patterson implied, the biblical Eve was beautiful too, artistically formed.
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Her UK-based project uses crowdfunding to produce artistically driven, conceptual porn.
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I think this is what makes the project artistically and technically unique.
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Yet Mr. Greene, 41, is moving the needle artistically, and perhaps psychologically.
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Artistically, socially, my time there was important, but it was not sustainable.
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Ernst was sent to a school for artistically gifted children in Leningrad.
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So I developed a big love for it out of necessity, artistically.
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You'll also be feeling artistically inspired, so break out your art supplies.
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Contemporary art in Tehran is experiencing a boom, both artistically and commercially.
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Wymond Miles: After Cut Yourself Free I should have felt artistically defeated.
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In 1980 Stevie Wonder got behind the holiday effort, artistically and financially.
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Unfortunately, the artistically ambiguous ending gives no explicit answer to the question.
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But revivals are also conservative by nature — artistically, if not necessarily politically.
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But artistically, "Bank Ban" ("The Viceroy Bank") was not a great introduction.
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This real-speaking songstress is unapologetically female, artistically driven and daringly different.
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I'm happy to use it artistically when it's meaningful to the story.
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Before "representation" was a big word for me artistically, that meant something.
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She's also a rape survivor who has documented her own experience artistically.
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It was exactly the right thing for me, both technically and artistically.
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Don't be surprised if something unexpected turns you on artistically or otherwise.
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Artistically, you can regard these releases as equally by both of us.
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It's ironic, at least, and criminal, at worst, both morally, ethically and artistically.
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The Walking Dead had broken new ground for Telltale, both artistically and financially.
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Love notes will start filling up your inbox, and you're feeling artistically inspired.
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Despite the challenges she faced, Ishioka pushed through boundaries both socially and artistically.
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What's changed for you personally and artistically during the time between the two?
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But this is an artist in his absolute prime: artistically, lyrically and musically.
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"I think we're in a really strong place, financially and artistically," Greenfield said.
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"I've always leaned more into making things artistically valid to me," he said.
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The Austin Sound Waves program offers free music instruction to artistically underserved children.
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Do you think there is a line between influencing, borrowing and stealing artistically?
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Black music, style, cuisine and literature have great worth both financially and artistically.
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"The writing and the making, it was a good experience artistically," she said.
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Who were the people you were admiring artistically when you were learning to draw?
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The association exists through pure phonic chance, and it's fun to exploit this artistically.
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Do you feel there is any value to be gained artistically from learning it?
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That attitude consigns them to a crisis-management mentality, and it erodes them artistically.
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For designers and artists (or just the artistically curious), it's a fun little project.
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And that means not rocking the boat all that much, either politically or artistically.
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I'm a risk taker artistically, but clearly this rendition didn't strike the intended tone.
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I think around 2015 and 2016 I ended up in an identity crisis, artistically.
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With us, artistically, it's difficult to stray from us making up our own rules.
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A spiritual successor would be big, mechanically sophisticated, artistically compelling, and tough but fair.
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I think, artistically, there's an attempt to show that they're very Imperial and intolerant.
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It needs to be artistically fulfilling, but it needs to have commerciality as well.
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He both lived and died artistically, leaving a final album as a parting gift.
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The Austin Sound Waves program offers free music instruction to artistically under-served children.
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"From the moment this coalesced, I felt it was artistically right," Mr. Mellman said.
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They would have been successful, artistically and financially, even in the days of vinyl.
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So it's really artistically pretty ambitious, and there is some government funding there as well.
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Springfield has said that the self-reflection that comes with it has helped him artistically.
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Express yourself artistically, and expect to have a fantastic time at the celebrations you attend.
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Since 2007, nothing much artistically has changed in Ikeda's fevered projection works, except expanded scale.
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This isn't the first time that style transfer has been used for artistically expressive purposes.
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Artistically it kind of screwed him up and then people ripped him off so much.
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His illustrations vary from the pornographic to the merely titillating, but are always artistically attractive.
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Not only is the form more artistically reputable, but it may actually be more profitable.
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She is a "risk taker artistically" and her performance reflects that: it was fucking LIT.
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The moon here is inspiring your artistically and putting you in the mood for romance.
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But when trained on a larger dataset of more diverse images, AttnGAN became artistically overwhelmed.
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But while the aims might have been artistically lofty, passers-by seemed a little puzzled.
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CineYouth provides opportunities for young filmmakers to articulate themselves artistically, and have their voice heard.
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It's artistically ambitious, including some very effective animated segments featuring Pepe and other Furie characters.
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Many of history's most tumultuous moments have, after all, been among the most artistically fruitful.
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Since the introduction of Vantablack, super-blacks have moved on commercially as well as artistically.
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Rather, he makes a strong case for artistically aging by drilling down to core principles.
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While artistically productive, their liaison sent her already fragile mental health into a downward spiral.
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I think everyone should take notes from Pinegrove artistically, they're truly a powerful musical force.
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Still, insofar as anyone can guess the motives behind such nihilistic acts of desecration, they seem to be aimed not so much at the person of Mary as against the very idea of artistically reproducing a holy person, or indeed artistically reproducing any human being.
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A man so buffeted by fame and success was done in, addled by cocaine, artistically blocked.
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Guiding the viewer's eye to key information, these devices became artistically improvised lenses onto the world.
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He uses filters the way most of us used them back in 2012: heavily, "artistically," flagrantly.
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Our annual, artistically driven Brooklyn funhouse, 29Rooms (you might've heard of it), is one of those.
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It is a disgusting fantasy image, albeit artistically rendered, suggestive of crude sexual violence against women.
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Many folks even categorize otherwise hardcore porn as softcore if it is feminist and artistically shot.
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He wants to work with people he admires artistically and who he enjoys spending time with.
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Screenshot: FlightAwareA pilot based in Adelaide, Australia, took an artistically inspired flight path on Tuesday morning.
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To Jules, her friends seem destined for artistically significant careers, and she eagerly joins their circle.
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Many of the items uncovered testify that Kahlo broke taboos not only artistically, but also personally.
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Among the more than 50 artistically ambitious new films are several selections from the Middle East.
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He also expressed frustration with the limitations the Famicom imposed on what he could do artistically.
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"So it was crucial that it be both artistically outstanding and politically powerful," Mr. Wilhelm said.
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For the women, it's a competition to see who can most artistically conceal their total contempt.
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Monologues are accompanied by artistically distorted live video feeds of the actors projected on the backdrop.
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This isn't to say To Pimp a Butterfly and Crash are artistically on the same plateau.
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Watch out for running into exes or people you have collaborated with artistically in the past.
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And Harvey Weinstein is a fitting bridge between that world and ours, both artistically and morally.
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He's talking about changing landscapes, urban environments, energy sources — all controversial topics — and expressing it artistically.
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"I feel artistically young, because I'm at the beginning of so many things," Mr. Tao said.
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Sharpie's Fine Art Pen set is also great for those of you who are artistically inclined.
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That's an artistically valid choice, and one that could be immensely powerful in the right hands.
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The young woman, who was described by her mother as artistically and athletically gifted, died almost instantly.
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They’re just moving to rooms with artistically designed steel slats that you can see through.
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It couldn't be a boys version of this topic—that would be a disaster, ethically and artistically.
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Concrete poets certainly explored words as geometric shapes, and painters and media artists have used words artistically.
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I think it's fantastic when you can work with a company and they don't hinder you artistically.
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It was simple artistically yet breathtakingly profound politically: a silent but powerful cry for unity and peace.
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He has set a pretty high standard artistically and is, in many ways, my real life goals.
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With each successive phase in her career, she's made a huge leap forward both artistically and personally.
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Some of the festival's most artistically ambitious selections have faced their share of naysayers at their premieres.
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Imagine expressing yourself artistically through your style without it meaning that you hate the way you look.
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As Xabi sat next to him on the couch, Bruce thoughtfully and artistically created this beautiful note.
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CC: And this body of work is really an attempt to respond to all of that artistically?
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Artistically, it takes inspiration from Pina Bausch and Baruch Agadati, an early pioneer of dance in Israel.
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It draws on Evans's archives, particularly the gorgeous watercolors that artistically interpreted the fragments found at Knossos.
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Our goal is to restore, reconstruct and publish as much of Julius's catalog as is artistically viable.
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It is bad to unthinkingly dismiss entire genres as artistically bankrupt, just because those genres are popular!
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Bernardo Bertolucci was born on March 16, 19983, in Parma, Italy, into an affluent, artistically inclined family.
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Her program aims to keep the actors "personally safe so they can be artistically free," she said.
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It was read by Mr. Kaufmann's artistically inclined son, who was living in Europe at the time.
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Interestingly, these powerful juxtapositions have gone on to influence a variety of artistically ambitious indie titles since.
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Others, critics say, routinely underperform, staging artistically stagnant productions despite — or perhaps because of — their privileged standing.
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Here we find Tohmé's idea of ebbing and flowing at its most poetical and, perhaps, artistically radical.
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But in truth, his shame over the episode seems to have finished his own career, too, artistically.
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I majored in Theater and English, which opened my mind in a lot of ways—not just artistically.
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"All my life people have been trying to make me define myself racially, politically, and artistically," she said.
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They ignored jazz — artistically subtle and sublime, commercially endangered — until Wynton Marsalis finally got a Pulitzer in 113.
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Artistically he collaborated with the performing arts and did combos with everyone from Tom Petty to Chaka Khan.
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However, she's very intelligent and artistic, and therefore attends the Moody School, a school for artistically talented teenagers.
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"It was incredibly difficult to get people who had collaborated [artistically] with Kelly to come forward," she said.
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Both Lemmy and Bowie's biggest drawbacks are pretty notable and surprisingly similar given how different they were artistically.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Taurus today, finding you in a romantic and artistically inspired mood!
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And the way he makes movies doesn't just push the films artistically — it pushes what's possible in filmmaking.
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Expect to run into past lovers, friends you used to party with, and people you artistically collaborated with.
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I've always marveled at the mastery with which some drag queens embody their characters, both technically and artistically.
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I am able to do female roles and look the part, so that is artistically what I do.
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Also vanished is her likeness from a painting by Father Burke (Lalor Roddy), Siobhan's artistically-inclined parish priest.
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You made a rational choice to accept worse conditions to be in a place that's more artistically productive.
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In 1989, Doolittle helped establish indie rock as a genre that's existed (ideologically and artistically) outside the mainstream.
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Given the painfully restricted life she led until her 30s, this is entirely understandable, yet remains artistically limiting.
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Turns out, though both are great at hamming it up for the camera, neither are very artistically talented.
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These sequences prove ineffective and non-affecting as bookends, as artistically blank the first time as the second.
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But we also expect an artistically valid justification for bending the truth, and sensationalism isn't one of them.
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It's a haunting and highly debatable claim, one that people who feel less artistically inclined might instantly refute.
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Renoir painted individual portraits of the Monets and gave them the more artistically original ones, Ms. Mathieu said.
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El Greco, who traveled farther geographically and artistically, in some ways never left his Greek visual culture behind.
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Whether it's turbot, lobster or foie gras, each dish is plated artistically and priced at €28 to €52.
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There were artistically ambitious and cinematic TV series before Twin Peaks, and there were many after as well.
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The Moon is in fellow water sign Pisces today, putting you in a romantic and artistically creative mood.
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What I find artistically important about the Catacombs is that they are both visually compelling and conceptually enthralling.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Sagittarius this morning, putting you in a flirtatious and artistically inspired mood!
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The coping mechanism many use to deal with dramatic loss is rarely the healthiest or the most artistically pleasing.
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Born in Brooklyn, Kravitz grew up on Manhattan's Upper East Side in a close-knit and artistically vibrant household.
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The Moon is in fellow earth sign Taurus today, Capricorn, finding you in an artistically inspired and flirtatious mood!
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"It wouldn't be artistically responsible to leave room for, 'Oh well maybe it's okay not to vaccinate,'" he says.
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Artistically it's fun to have the ability to say 'oh wow I get to help facilitate this interesting twist.
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On a CRT monitor, a pixel has a "soft low res quality" that can be artistically appealing, said Connor.
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And if there's anything that I don't know that I'm interested in, ask questions, artistically and creatively and truthfully.
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Also, when Howard came of age, artistically and socially, in the late 70s, it's such a moment of freedom.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Pisces this evening, putting you in an especially flirtatious and artistically creative mood.
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The tension between development and conservation is ongoing, and can be tricky to navigate artistically, especially for a Westerner.
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Style transfer is the fun technique that involves using convolutional neural networks to artistically alter video in real time.
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Tall and broad-shouldered, his formidable physique seemed more fitting for a retired hurler than an artistically-inclined academic.
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I loved the experience of working with David, but artistically, the production and mixing was being handled for us.
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It was kind of weird when Green River broke up, because artistically where we were at was so wide.
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With a movie, you really have an opportunity to do something that's a bigger statement, a bigger project artistically.
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"I am less concerned about what's better," said Eiko, who is 65 and known artistically by her first name.
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Despite the images of rural idyll that so heavily pervade his drawings, Edward's is a more artistically inclined temperament.
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Now, he said, the company is in a better place financially and artistically, and this transition feels more organic.
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Mr. Smith is one but said he was happy with his current artistically oriented responsibilities as they are now.
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"Sometimes, a book can be really artistically beautiful, but it's not working well with the text," said Ms. Paul.
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"Not only was it a marketing stroke of genius, but it was a huge deal artistically," Mr. Viertel said.
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Of the three, "Lucy Barton" is the least overtly political and, on its own terms, the most artistically satisfying.
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All of your films are very extroverted works, artistically—they don't shy away from boldness in terms of approach.
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There is so much baggage around blockbuster movies for underrepresented people that it becomes difficult to talk about them as anything other than ideologically pure and therefore artistically great at one end of the political spectrum, or as terrible moral pap for rabid liberals and therefore artistically bankrupt at the other end.
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"Hearts Alive" was the big epic that really let people know that we had more to offer as well, artistically.
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But both Buck and I always had a love for taking our dance style to another place, artistically and cinematically.
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Artistically, though, a sketch is often a kind of suggestion, an unfinished outline or a possibility for a larger work.
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Which film is poised to take Best Picture at the Oscars — the most artistically worthy, or the most culturally important?
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It's artistically chronicled via 11 stages of grief: intuition, denial, anger, apathy, emptiness, accountability, reformation, forgiveness, resurrection, hope and redemption.
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You could say I was born in France, at least artistically, because that is where I became a porn star.
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Has the Bush-era replaced the early Cold War as the most artistically viable age of paranoia to draw from?
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Bella Hadid is a tease -- to a photog's lens -- but she definitely aims to please too ... artistically speaking, of course.
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The group after that (Proenza Schouler, Rodarte, Altuzarra), though artistically adventurous, is still too small to have much global impact.
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A voracious reader who was unquenchably curious and artistically suggestible, his personas were often an amalgam of other people's thoughts.
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It was only when Bowie tried to follow up success by doing something similar that things went pear shaped artistically.
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You don't realize how hard it is, but it is artistically, emotionally one of the most demanding things to play.
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"It's one thing if you look at an orchestra that's kind of treading water artistically," he said in an interview.
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I went in for Peter Dinklage and came out shocked to find such an artistically adept retelling of the classic.
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The unsentimental gift shop stocks cheeky T-shirts, mugs, needlepoint and barware, as well as artistically crafted soaps and jewelry.
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But they happen to share the same birthday (April 30) and also a flair for living artistically and eating well.
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"At times, the commitment to bleakness feels artistically admirable," Teo Bugbee wrote in her review for The New York Times.
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Or will it follow critics' groups and make the more artistically daring choice of a foreign language film like Parasite?
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"This film... was an opportunity artistically to try something new, to try and explore another part of myself," he said.
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Scrunch artistically, but let some of the glue remain exposed as it dries: This will keep the Koozie in place.
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The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance now more closely resembles the artistically intricate universe of Avatar than The Neverending Story.
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As in the book, the March sisters are intellectually curious, avid readers and artistically inclined, eagerly performing Jo's melodramatic plays.
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To celebrate the bicentennial, the small, artistically vibrant Albany Symphony commissioned new works inspired by each stop on its tour.
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"Providing an intimate space for Kylie and Travis to express themselves freely and artistically is really what it's all about."
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Rachel Bonds's play about an artistically gifted but emotionally challenged family, directed by Anne Kauffman, sounds its last, yearning chords.
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Nothing here compares to Cajal artistically, but the animations have their own kind of wonder and should not be missed.
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Artistically, the challenge was "not to be too heavy-handed about it," he said, in terms of the Pride theme.
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There are currently nine specialized public high schools in New York City, designed to educate academically and artistically gifted students.
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Or will it follow critics' groups and make the more artistically daring choice of a foreign language film like Roma?
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Artistically, brilliant and inventive in the 1980s, Jeff Koons has since become a symbol of industrial, spectacular, and speculative art.
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As an Air sign, you're very logical, but you're super artistically creative, too—don't forget how talented you are today.
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In lean years, he collaborated with John Dexter, then the director of production, on spare (and economical) but artistically distinguished productions.
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This version of the wall has "artistically designed steel slats, so that you can easily see through it," according to Trump.
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Since then he has been artistically and critically working with algorithms and databases, asking how they shape online and offline realities.
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At the same time, I'm just having fun making my music, being artistically whatever I want to be and being free.
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"There's a lot on this record inspired by our relationship, and he's super supportive of me expressing myself artistically," she says.
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As soon as I stepped into those shoes and asked myself what I wanted to get across artistically, the confidence came.
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I feel like I'm stuck in my 18 year old self artistically when I actually have a lot more to say.
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In von Trotta's film, an artistically inclined recluse, Ruth (Angela Winkler), finds support in a daring art professional, Olga (Hanna Schygulla).
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Part restaurant, part art gallery, part concert venue, Le Cercle is a one-stop-shop for dining and artistically-inclined entertainment.
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So, I was always artistically inclined, but I didn't have formal training until I went to art and design high school.
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If there is one thing that I Love Dick does well, it is showing that these compulsions can be artistically fertile.
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Some people I spoke to were artistically driven and really nice people, but there is this underbelly of sexually aggressive behavior.
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If you get pigeon-holed into this one label of your identity, then it's very frustrating and it's not rewarding artistically.
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Artistically, however, his images and objects soar because he sets up his own (absurd) worldview, and he remains true to that.
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Artistically active for almost 80 years, Park View's exhibition focusing on her early works is her first solo shown in decades.
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It's funny, because you said its origins were "artistically uninteresting," but it's a very interesting response to that as a concept.
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So I choose to create this character, to create this story, to make it relatable to the masses and artistically sensible.
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It has not been easy to secure even that much, let alone opportunities to make more psychologically and artistically ambitious films.
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Mieka Dovey, 28 a musical theater actress born in Denmark, said she and her friends take artistically styled and composed shots.
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" The very next day, Soviet newspapers denounced Pasternak, calling his book an "artistically squalid, malicious work replete with hatred of Socialism.
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But readers should beware the false sense of security, as structurally, tonally, artistically, and narratively, the comic crumbles into controlled chaos.
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KOIS Both of us, in our late teens or early 20s, came out of "Angels in America" transformed politically and artistically.
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Because the performer, Liz Mikel, is warm and funny and absolutely owns that stage, it's an artistically successful moment as well.
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The schools are intended to serve the needs of students who excel academically and artistically, according to the Department of Education.
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Each day brought some new decorative flourish: colorful wreaths, painted storefronts, bicycles artistically draped in flowers or hung from apartment windows.
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"It makes no sense, financially or artistically, to rebuild this piano from scratch," Ms. Hewitt wrote, adding that it was kaput.
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Released in June, Katy Perry's fourth major label album, "Witness," has been her least commercially successful and her most artistically confused.
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"I don't care what the body parts are, as long as artistically the dancer makes the choreography shine," Ms. Whelan said.
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As with compression, clipping can be done artistically — it may even aid and abet a certain dissonance that fits the music.
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So Anne moves to impress her artistically, initiating a film project she intends to be several cuts above her usual fare.
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This is what I try to share with my daughter in particular, who's more artistically inclined than my mathematical-minded son.
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" And the Times Literary Supplement concluded, brutally, that Gatti's piece was "not an important work of journalism: intellectually, ethically or artistically.
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This speaks to their undeniable talent, yes, but also to the ways in which Toronto and London are artistically in sync.
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Sometimes, it's a sign of an artistically challenging work when nobody can quite agree on why a character does a thing.
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Online tutorials on sites like YouTube have made it possible for even the artistically challenged to assemble beautiful armies of space marines.
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When I first read about this project, I instantly recognized the significance of the challenge given to Mutu, both physically and artistically.
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Less predictable, however, was the response from critics, who at the time couldn't decide whether the movie was artistically success or failure.
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So I admit that I had a mixed relationship with it for years because I wanted to be able to grow artistically.
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As cliché as it sounds I just want to push myself and I want to push everyone around me, artistically and sonically.
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Lyonne Look, we've been around for a long time, and at some point you want to go on a different ride. Artistically.
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In my head, it used to be a battle, explaining that the people who I knew were more adventurous artistically or technically.
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The car-instrument was designed by New York-based production studio Unit 9, which has created several other artistically enhanced Prius cars.
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The Moon and Neptune sends each other helpful energy at 5:57 PM, and the vibe will be artistically creative and compassionate.
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That describes the Coen brothers films that are widely considered the least artistically successful: The Ladykillers, Intolerable Cruelty, and The Hudsucker Proxy.
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The two brands may seem quite artistically and aesthetically different, with their stories only united under the premise of a founder's dream.
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What do you think pulls you in that direction artistically, and who are some of your favorite artists that work with melody?
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The delineation between "big studios make big dumb franchise movies" and "other studios make artistically interesting films" has rarely seemed so stark.
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Exhausted and artistically stymied, he put the group on indefinite hiatus and moved to Los Angeles with his longtime boyfriend, Chris Moukarbel.
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Ned (Fionn O'Shea), an artistically inclined misfit, is so miserable at his conservative Irish boarding school that he longs to be expelled.
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In this country we have rules and regulations, but they are kind of artistically exploited, if I could put it that way.
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"I'm a risk taker artistically, but clearly this rendition didn't strike the intended tone," Fergie said in a statement at the time.
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"Artistically, I look at Broadway as the tryout, and I am excited to get back into this story again," Mr. Kreidler explained.
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" What matters, she said, was "not whether men dance as women and women as men, but whether the effect is artistically interesting.
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The return of the obviously talented and artistically ambitious filmmaker to the big screen — making his directorial debut, no less — is most welcome.
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Instead, Migos are bigger than ever, and Wayne, while in an awkward spot business-wise, is sharper artistically than he's been in years.
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And as it turns out, when given the opportunity to artistically pose for a photograph—horses can be complete hams for the camera.
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Right now extreme material with social value does well, maybe because readers want to be better people, maybe because they are artistically curious.
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"It's a way that I can express myself artistically, and it's really important for me that I'm allowed to do that," she said.
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The model and beauty vlogger went mostly nude for the hot photo shoot, with some artistically placed paint worthy of serious award consideration.
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"I feel like I'm stuck in my 18-year-old self artistically when I actually have a lot more to say," she wrote.
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When you're going into a new special, how important is it to feel like the material is offering something new for you, artistically?
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It looks more like a work of art than a piece of tech, which will help justify its price to the artistically minded.
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British rapper Dave doesn't create a similar music to those two legends, but on Game Over he presents that same artistically virtuous skill.
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No one has remained as famous, as artistically respected, and as commercially successful as Bob Dylan has been for the last 50 years.
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He works in a Nabokovian tradition of eloquence, in which the most artistically sensitive people are also the most socially stunted and brutish.
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Then, we will ask you to respond artistically to what you have read, both to process your own reaction and to educate others.
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Hughes, though, like Wright, did sense that too close an affiliation with a political organization or ideology could prove to be artistically stifling.
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The artistically inclined will enjoy the next stop on our high-end tour: A private viewing at one of Germany's most interesting galleries.
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But by selecting "All the Good" as one of its headlining acts, it has undercut its claim to being artistically and politically relevant.
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But by selecting "All the Good" as one of its headlining acts, it has undercut its claim to being artistically and politically relevant.
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The current Biennial reflects the emergence of artists committed to political subject matter but unwilling to limit themselves artistically or to lecture viewers.
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They sculpted a literary, restlessly inventive brand of jazz-rock, producing some of the most artistically and commercially potent music of that era.
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Intriguingly, Amato takes a road less traveled to artistically indict Trump and reflect on the shadow he is casting on contemporary gay culture.
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Meanwhile, some networks are pulling back and focusing on more artistically challenging work (like Sundance) or on serving underserved audiences (like WGN America).
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Artistically, I would like to contribute to the conversation about using social media and performance art as a form of activism and response.
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Suddenly, the region was forced to take part economically, socially, and artistically in a global community they had spent decades isolating themselves from.
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Today, women claim the spot more frequently and some of the boldest musicians, artistically speaking—Janelle Monáe, Lorde, Beyoncé—are among the most popular.
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Craig Wedren and David Wain have been friends since they were four years old and have been collaborating artistically together for nearly as long.
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While the cover of W Magazine's 10th anniversary art issue is artistically strange, the main thing that stands out is the lack of joints.
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Mumtaz Hasan's manifesto has been realized artistically at the centre of the exhibition, in the form of a metal spring hanging from the ceiling.
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Nick grabs Danielle L.'s butt, as is artistically reflected in a well-placed mirror behind them; Danielle L. grabs the group date rose.
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Their collaboration also makes sense artistically, as they share polished pop styles and a proclivity for major theatricality in their work (and drumline outfits?).
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Time and time again, Mr. Evans said yes at the right times — he put his chips on the winning number both artistically and commercially.
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There's no doubt that much of Kanye's life — both artistically and personally, especially in his continued hostility toward Amber Rose — is steeped in misogyny.
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This last album, especially the reception that it got, makes me feel bolder about pushing myself artistically and creatively to go even further out.
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Beyond the standard musings about the hard-knock life or abstract stabs at "commentary," these projects are somehow both artistically focused and thematically conflicted.
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Built on top of a new mobile deep-learning platform called Caffe2Go, the feature lets users capture artistically stylized video footage in real-time.
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Artistically, Oakley was the American counterpart of a British Pre-Raphaelite, but in terms of her social arrangements, she was decidedly a New Woman.
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Designed in collaboration with Lucasfilm and Disney, the POWERbot™ vacuums have been artistically rendered to capture the elegance of Star Wars costume design.
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Although Gates never created never created anything artistically majestic like the Mona Lisa or Last Supper, he and Leonardo are alike in many ways.
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Hong Kong is to China what West Berlin was to the Soviet Union: proof that communism impoverishes and freedom enriches — economically, scientifically, artistically, spiritually.
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And that (feeling) works well for me artistically, especially when I do things that require a certain amount of focus, like drawing or painting.
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We rounded off our small plates with artistically plated fire-roasted carrots — skinny ones that came with a minuscule amount of cranberry bean hummus.
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What is artistically rewarding about them is that the immateriality of memories and dreams is matched here by the intricate immateriality of spatialized sound.
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They were rejected by other dealers, but Dr. Kallir immediately recognized them as artistically meritorious and dispatched Ms. Bachert to visit and cultivate her.
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Matsoukas's clients have to trust her to present them in a way that feels artistically gratifying and also inspires people to buy their music.
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Dancers from the Staatsballett quickly posted a petition in protest, saying that Ms. Waltz and Mr. Ohman's appointment was politically, rather than artistically, motivated.
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MECA's setting in the artistically vibrant city of Portland, Maine, adds to the close-knit feeling found among candidates, faculty, and MECA's community partners.
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Instead, the Pirelli calendar's focus on black beauty feels like one of Hollywood's more genuine efforts, both artistically and socially, to make colorful art.
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But what it's trying to do is more interesting — and potentially more artistically exciting — than whatever first impressions you might have of the show.
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Subsequently, about this real-time interactive thing nothing philosophically conclusive can be said — even as we frequently use it artistically and appreciate it intuitively.
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There's a palpable feeling of liberation to the album: The distinct luxury of a musician who is free in all ways, artistically, thematically and financially.
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"We had the first conversation about a collaboration right then and there — and it became obvious that our styles were artistically compatible," says Bille Brahe.
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Shutterfly gives the option to design your own book or have one of their designers curate it for you if you aren't as artistically inclined.
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It was in that climate that producer Tomoyuki Tanaka was artistically inspired by the fallout of a US hydrogen bomb test in the Marshall Islands.
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Someone in the visitors' guestbook, after all, has artistically rendered their experience in the pod as a mass of tentacles exploding out of the paper.
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It was a great way to pull focus and make a little bit of fun out of Shangela's more sincere and artistically superior dance performance.
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When I'm on location shooting, there's a true joy that washes over me — I feel like I'm in the zone and finally expressing myself artistically.
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O'Donnell, a costume designer who first met Hoffman in 1999, recalls that they "fell in love artistically first" and began their relationship in late 2001.
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Bette Davis made an unheard of move in 1937 by suing Warner Brothers to be released from her contract and pursue more artistically fulfilling roles.
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Though Williamsburg is in Brooklyn, an incredibly diverse and eclectic borough, the neighborhood certainly didn't feel like an enclave for artistically-inclined people of color.
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Designing and building gunpla into unique, novel Gundams has become a popular hobby among artistically-inclined Gundam fans, and inspired the worldwide model building competition.
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"Put simply, my job was to make sure recordings were artistically exceptional and commercially appealing, maximizing the qualities of artists and songs," he told JazzWax.com.
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According to the book, the band believed that the renewed focus was paying dividends artistically, but Tweedy was uneasy about the frankness of his songwriting.
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The project is "skinned"- as in made to look like an exact replica of a female emperor Scorpion with artistically placed and sculpted metal sheathing.
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"I think our way, both for the label and artistically, is the better thing, to build it slowly with a long term view," he says.
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"I think the biggest thing I learned is that sky's the limit if you find a companion artistically, and you have a project," Cooper said.
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But financially and artistically, that was only sustainable for so long, and as the venue returned to more flexible opening times, strife with neighbors returned.
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Rather than blithely ignoring life's complexities, the artistically successful Christmas movie acknowledges and negotiates them before enacting a miraculous resolution to the dilemmas they pose.
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These colorful ships had artistically adventurous patterns that, due to the limitations of U-boat periscopes and torpedoes, were surprisingly effective at keeping ships safe.
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But while he isn't shy about articulating his politics — "I'm very anti-Israel, I'm occupied and I don't like it" — polemics don't interest him artistically.
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The result is a long yet consistently gripping evening that is as entertaining as it is provocative and as artistically intelligent as it is didactic.
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Eventually he found a team of ten photographers who have now created 200 ultra-high resolution photographs that they believe are aesthetically and artistically beautiful.
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Smith is not going to ride out this tumultuous political moment artistically, as if she were a car parked under an overpass during a storm.
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In a country as vast as ours and as artistically rich in homegrown talent, why have so few American music directors followed in his footsteps?
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The behind-the-scenes tumult was remarkable in an orchestra that many consider to be the most artistically daring and financially secure in the nation.
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It might be artistically fulfilling, but it might also cause the sense that you never want to return to the series to grow and grow.
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The dispute has fascinated Broadway, a largely for-profit industry that has become heavily dependent on nonprofit theaters to nurture the most artistically ambitious shows.
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"When you declare yourself politically, you destroy yourself artistically," he said in an article about why he deleted his Twitter account (he has since returned).
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Tesla owners will be better able to express themselves artistically using their in-vehicle infotainment touchscreen with the next update of their vehicle's in-car software.
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From 1999 to 2007, Murakami succeeded commercially and artistically almost everywhere except Japan, bringing otaku culture into the highest tiers of the art world and market.
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With her new show coming up, Aguilera is feeling more artistically fulfilled than ever — and able to take stock of everything she's accomplished over the years.
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The thing is, it is within those non-places that we find ourselves, and we find out what we really hold dear socially, personally, and artistically.
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Despite all the barriers that Peele broke with Get Out, Black people have always been capable of artistically telling our stories in a number of formats.
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I push against a lot of that artistically, but the onus isn't on me to change them — if they want to do right, they will change.
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I think the '90s were a write-off for a lot of us, even though I feel like artistically I did some of my best work.
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Some of the New York-area artists shown include Sherri Hay, Anne Muntges, Aaron Li-Hill, Lewis Derogene known artistically as PhenomenaLewis, Federico Muela, Kerry Lessard.
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At least it does after a few puzzling, artistically pretentious early scenes in the Fellowship for Performing Arts' infinitely thought-provoking production at the Pearl Theater.
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"Sacred Games" proves that there is a future, at least artistically, for new combinations of old-school Hindi film talent, Hollywood values and Silicon Valley's billions.
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Beyoncé didn't need to contextualize the content of her album, and her reputation continues to be shaped by the things she's revealed artistically as a result.
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Your planetary ruler, Venus, enters fellow Earth sign Virgo this evening, bringing you more opportunities to flirt and putting you in a more artistically inspired mood.
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"I think working with artists who are in different headspaces opens you up artistically and it has definitely challenged me over the last year," he says.
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He leaves behind a beautiful and moving and artistically daring collection of films and also many other students touched by his generosity, charm and brilliance. RIP.
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The sound is amazing and there are colors that feel specific to that era, and you recognize the landscape because that period is so artistically documented.
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It can be difficult to approach the world that we live in artistically, which is why I think a lot of artists shy away from it.
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Rather we speak of initial reaction to what is now widely recognized as the best and most artistically important Star Wars movie, The Empire Strikes Back.
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But before Christmas, the President tweeted that the wall would in fact be made up of "artistically designed steel slats" that border agents could see through.
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But because the reveries take place inside the minds of Owen and Annie, they possess a narrative neatness that is psychologically realistic, rather than artistically so.
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The other actors in the film had no trouble recalling the times that they felt exposed, artistically, just like poor Florence in her Carnegie Hall debut.
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To do a documentary and to give myself all the freedom I could—politically, artistically, on all levels, in terms of content, in terms of form.
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One thing that I love is this notion that an opera house now, particularly around the country, can also perform these artistically aspirational music theater pieces.
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It wasn't an attempt to artistically push the film or to shock people; it was just an attempt to show it like they would've seen it.
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Japanese director Tadao Satō recently noted that in the golden days of Japanese cinema, movies pulled in ample profits, funding the budgets of artistically ambitious films.
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Choose one idea, concept, quote, statistic or image from the featured article and respond artistically: Choose a color that you think best represents what you selected.
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We'll find out in Season 21990 of this oddly moving dramedy starring Jim Carrey as the emotionally and artistically struggling host of a children's TV show.
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"For many, the only way to survive artistically was to establish a continuous dialogue with oneself: a challenging monologue to build one's own art," she wrote.
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This is a fun, feel‑good musical about inclusion; all of us in our country ...it's probably going to be the most rewarding artistically, politically, socially, culturally.
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Both Brandt and Castorp were artistically inclined, upper-class scions to wealthy Hamburg families, and both battled tuberculosis for years in a cushy sanatorium in Davos, Switzerland.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Artist and activist Robin Bell, founder of Bell Visuals, is known for making bold political statements, artistically projected onto public buildings.
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The exquisitely curated issue was artistically directed by Beyoncé herself, along with a group of talented black professionals who are experts on everything from photography to makeup.
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Now he joins the ranks of countless creative geniuses who we thought were on our side, who we were sure were both artistically generous and self-aware.
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As with that willful, shape-shifting jazz giant, Prince was an inscrutable chameleon, rigid only in his unwillingness to keep to a single course, artistically and otherwise.
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Nevertheless, the subject of how people, and especially women, wriggle and emerge (or don't emerge) from their socially ordained slots has preoccupied her artistically from the start.
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According to the directors, their visually arresting production signals a sea change for Chinese animation, which artistically and economically pales in comparison to American and Japanese powerhouses.
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If you're artistically inclined, then you may want to be in the Times Square area for a free family celebration on July 20th, called The People's Moon.
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This cinematic and serious work is what Peking Duk is known for artistically, but is quite the dichotomy to the sharp, dry wit of their IRL personalities.
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I've always artistically wanted ... I need people to understand that ... I need to push boundaries, and that's in my music as well, so it's a risky thing.
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Uprise/Angry Women gives women a chance to artistically express their fears and frustrations about the sexist and discriminatory rhetoric brought to light by the impending administration.
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For the artistically-inclined denizens of Twitter, Schumer and Pelosi apparently reminded them of the OG disgruntled parents: the farmers in Grant Wood's 1930 masterpiece American Gothic.
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Clip Studio Paint PRO doesn't enjoy the same kind of mainstream name recognition as Adobe's offerings, but that hasn't diminished its popularity among the artistically gifted crowd.
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"Whatever is going on artistically in my life, by the time it's seen the light of day, Eliza has seen it 150 times," Ms. Shepherd-Oppenheim said.
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That he took aim at a household appliance designed to keep perishables from going bad is at once an artistically poetic act and a socially furious encounter.
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But told as a dance, it artistically evokes the gap that lies in all of us between the person we once were and the person we become.
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Jenny Hval: The origin of why I did it is very artistically uninteresting, because it's an in-between EP, it's what I should do to stay visible.
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But I don't know what a calling-card project that demonstrates that its maker can semi-successfully mimic artistically vital but uncommercial directors is supposed to prove.
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Uprise/Angry Women gives women a chance to artistically express their fears and frustrations about the sexist and discriminatory rhetoric brought to light by the impending administration.
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" He described the bar DJing days as being "artistically crushing", noting that, "most of the time you're hindering the vibe by making people talk above the music.
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Sorting it out architecturally as well as artistically will take some time and it promises to be an object of fierce debate for months, if not years.
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In return I had supported him artistically and in the small business we had run together, a retail shop at the base of the ski resort here.
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Iconic: Black Panther, opening this Saturday at the Gregorio Escalante Gallery, illustrates how influential the Black Panthers were, not just politically and socially, but artistically as well.
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I resist erasure by redefining, by embodying, by existing artistically in spaces that are amazing and problematic when it comes to the image of the black woman.
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Aretha may have found herself artistically in Muscle Shoals a few years later, but her Columbia recordings are absolutely worth revisiting for an early glimpse of her greatness.
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It's a great way for you to artistically share what you do day by day and and it allows you to keep up with what everyone is doing.
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"I'm so proud that just two of our team has been able to make something so artistically interesting, but also so fun and unique to play," says Murray.
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"That font is a reaction to having my hands tied artistically on certain things, like the visual aspect of the band, but also the music side," says Pierce.
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Parisian artist, Taylor Holland, finds beauty in the equation-like composition of museum works, choosing to focus his artistically and technologically astute mind on the artistry of frames.
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With respect to design, Apple treats the watch like a Fabergé egg — artistically considered to the point where every design decision had just one answer and no other.
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Over the last several years, South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin has cultivated a reputation as a haven for the connected, the tech-savvy and the artistically inclined.
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And Project Galileo will cover both nonprofits and small commercial entities, just so long as they have a demonstrated need and are doing politically or artistically important work.
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Her PG-rated world is often colorful and inventive, managing to feature a bleak alternate timeline without succumbing to the industry's artistically suffocating color palette: teal and gold.
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I've always said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and all I've ever done artistically is imitate the female form in all its sizes and shapes.
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Perfume Genius's queer identity is palpable in his self-presentation, both physically — I've yet to see an image of him without a flawless high-gloss manicure — and artistically.
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Providing both a critical and entertaining look at Presidential policies, domestic and international, the artistically driven posters aim to spur second thoughts in voters ahead of election day.
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But bringing up all of these painful memories and disturbed fantasies and trauma and then keeping them exposed long enough to deal with them artistically can be debilitating.
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She is the kind of intellectually curious, artistically inclined young person who might find her way to Lincoln Center and wander into whatever movie still had tickets available.
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In a comic book, it is a reality, and through a major motion picture, it's even more tangibly and artistically a reality that we can explore for ourselves.
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Image's other comics, like The Savage Dragon, Witchblade, and Gen 13 were also popular, and they artistically stretched the boundaries of how comic books depicted sex and violence.
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From the outside looking in, "SpongeBob" feels like the crassest of cash-ins, yet I (and many others) found it to be artistically adventurous and just plain delightful.
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The choreographer George Balanchine led the company artistically for its first 35 years, and Mr. Martins for the next 35 years (at first in tandem with Jerome Robbins).
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"Batman is really one of the most artistically interesting [comic book characters], from a narrative point of view and from a graphic design point of view," Bruner said.
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As an artistically talented teenager the elder Kipling was transfixed by the lavish displays of crafts from India he saw in London at the Great Exhibition of 1851.
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The people associated with them were also artistically really at odds with something like a literary establishment, while others were being courted by or absorbed into that establishment.
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Ahmed makes another rug melt in the middle as it is seemingly pulled apart in a move similar to those paintings experiments Alberto Burri made seem artistically brave.
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With the added attention, Mullen says he is now inspired to look for a larger studio in the coming year to further allow his students to express themselves artistically.
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"I think the biggest thing I learned is that sky's the limit if you find a companion artistically, and you have a project," says Cooper of working with Gaga.
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That said, Twitter bots certainly have the capacity to be artistically engaging and even offer an acute grasp of how systems and technologies are interwoven into the artistic imaginary.
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The best movies about real people, then, don't just provide an overview of a famous or important life; they find a new, artistically adventurous way to approach that life.
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I think for me, therapy has been a place not only where I've been able to grow emotionally and psychologically, but also grow myself professionally and artistically and creatively.
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A supernova of black excellence, black achievement, black expression, artistically, in music, in cinema, in activism, in politics — so people call us the Resistance when the resistance is Trump.
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" That Hitchcockian railroad caper set in motion an artistically electric and financially lucrative partnership with the late comedic genius Richard Pryor that included 1980's smash hit, "Stir Crazy.
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Even half-finished, it was one of the most artistically complex works we saw at the show, a miniature animated film that could be walked through like a diorama.
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While there was plenty to celebrate artistically this season at the Metropolitan Opera — with several acclaimed new productions and memorable star turns — the company's worrying box-office slump continued.
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If you're artistically inclined, you might track your progress via a Bullet Journal, a specialized practice of journal-keeping with a lively community on sites like Instagram and Reddit.
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"It was hard to get me to shoot after a while because it was repetition and there wasn't anything artistically happening and I wasn't growing," he told Us Weekly.
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Artistically, though, it was one of Murphy's boldest shows, with a backward chronology and a moving performance by Criss as Cunanan, a panicked dandy hollowed out by self-hatred.
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The title of the series of gouaches he painted during those solitary but artistically fruitful days, Quality Time (2009), puts an optimistic and even humorous twist on social distancing.
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The 2010 movie "Ip Man," starring the charismatic and ferociously skillful Donnie Yen, put a little spring in the step of the martial arts picture, both artistically and commercially.
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It is not uncommon for pairs skaters to have an artistically stressed relationship, and as Mr. Marcotte put it, a coach can sometimes be more of a marriage counselor.
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And, likely, as long as BTS's bodies hold up, it's not a question whether their fan base will continue supporting them, financially and artistically, individually or as a group.
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There are so many things that I'm interested in, purely technically, and then what that lends itself to artistically — the way you have a nuanced way to execute something.
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Back in 2017, Black opened up to PEOPLE about his sons and their artistically inclined passions, also sharing some of their favorite things to do together as a family.
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But for those of us who are artistically-challenged, Morpholio's new Trace app makes it easy to doodle architectural-quality floor maps and layouts by simply tracing overlaid perspective lines.
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Italy in particular is grappling with the issue given its vast number of artistically important churches and too few resources to maintain them, especially the ones damaged by frequent earthquakes.
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The orchestra has become one of the most artistically valuable in the country for its support of music either new or so woefully neglected that it might as well be.
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This tool doesn't capture the whole scene perfectly, of course, but it can capture that form of orderly chaos so often seen in nature yet so difficult to reproduce artistically.
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In Britain the indie scene had morphed into the Britpop movement, which was often artistically reactionary and fixated on a kind of false memory of the 1960s and early 70s.
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The Moon enters fellow Earth sign Virgo this evening, putting you in a playful, flirtatious, and artistically inspired mood after a sensitive few days during which you've been craving privacy.
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Long before the selfie became too ubiquitous for its own good, the self-portrait reigned supreme, the ultimate way to artistically explore the ever-perplexing and elusive idea of self.
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Don Buchla is so entwined in my life on all levels—artistically, professionally, and as a dear friend—that it is almost too big a topic for me to express.
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We similarly have pretty laid-back styles artistically, and when I showed my older friends the younger kids and their work, the unanimous response was, 'You should work with him.
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It was ultimately nominated for an Oscar, and upended the film world by bringing prestige and attention to independent film, forever equating the "indie" label with daring, artistically adventurous fare.
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But at the heart it was just that I wanted to do things that are silly and pop culture-oriented but are also artistically good, are made well, look cool.
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The slowness of the time was a bit weird though because you artistically you want to move forward and have people hear it while you still relate to the songs.
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Lanchester constructs a more elegant wall in prose than any politician could in concrete, but the limits that it imposes on itself are still barriers, no matter how artistically designed.
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There is a sense that his opera work renewed and saved him — artistically and personally — at a moment he needed saving, when he felt his creative juices had run dry.
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Bruguera, a Cuban installation and performance artist who has long grappled with questions of censorship in authoritarian contexts, sees the potential and responsibility of engaging artistically at critical political moments.
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Appealing on Facebook for birthday greetings for her children, Mona Helgaland, found herself teary eyed when her family received dozens of caring and artistically imaginative greetings from around the world.
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He was commissioned by T2G – Théâtre de Gennevilliers, a small theater in a working-class suburb that often punches above its weight artistically, to produce a creation with local inhabitants.
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She just thinks it could be a challenge, artistically, given the temptation to feed a few lines into GPT-2 and let readers divine some deeper meaning in the patterns.
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"Rather than dealing with that heartache, I did rely spiritually and artistically on the freedom that these science-fiction roles gave me with their different colors of skin," she said.
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I don't really know what I'd be if I hadn't read her: The stories in "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" gave me so much to navigate by, both personally and artistically.
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Zeid later recalled how she had felt artistically isolated in Turkey: only in London and Paris did she feel able to blend her many influences and develop a mature, abstract style.
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The soprano Anna Netrebko has canceled two planned recitals at Carnegie Hall, the first in 2006 because she didn't feel "artistically ready" and the second, in 2011, because of vocal fatigue.
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Jessica Hines' project "My Brother's War" (2007–16) is the artist's sensitive attempt to reconcile and artistically reconnect with her brother, who committed suicide 10 years after his return from Vietnam.
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Click here to view original GIFAlthough clearly a clever artist in his own right, James Nolan Gandy shows that even the artistically-challenged can produce a masterpiece with some clever engineering.
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However, it would also drastically limit the number of projects with financial backing, as well as more artistically adventurous projects that are harder to imagine turning a profit at first blush.
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It came together as an online community to bring people together, to share information and talk about this, this new kind of communications platform and how it could be used artistically.
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Even for the era that formed her as an artist and a woman, artistically she was a throwback, the American counterpart of a British Pre-Raphaelite, if with a suppler style.
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If I get busy and go eight hours without checking the feed, I will spent twenty minutes frantically catching myself back up on the inane goings on—artistically posed running shoes!
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Amid the silken-haired Fabios and women in lush, low-cut gowns that typically populate romance novel covers, the artistically rendered artwork on The Wedding Date look like a different species.
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"If you think about what do we use our phones' cameras for, very few of the photos we take are artistically beautiful and well-composed — I'm speaking for myself," Bavor said.
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In regards to the music video, though, Ryan Ohm (the director I typically work with) and I just try to make these things fun for ourselves as well as artistically rewarding.
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Anderson's dad reportedly hates this name—inspired by how flawed father figures tend to be in the idiosyncratic filmmaker's movies—but the show is incredibly popular among Anderson's artistically inclined fans.
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Though the artist used to be under Vybz Kartel's tutelage, Forever sees an artistically mature Popcaan continuing to form a legacy of his own as one of dancehall's most formidable forces.
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That being said, it's unfortunate she is choosing to take this path because Salt-N-Pepa have been very good to her, both artistically and financially, for more than 30 years.
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We'd signed to a major-label deal and there's always the pressure of that process and wanting to do something we believed in artistically but also hoping it would be successful.
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This is not only because LA has so much to offer, but because Hyperallergic has also made a concerted effort to increase its coverage of this artistically diverse and vibrant city.
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This could mean representing or playing out those beliefs artistically, or enacting them with the people in your lives, teaching your children well, and or maybe teaching other people's children well.
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"This agreement exemplifies that commitment by ensuring that the Metropolitan Opera we all know and love is well positioned to thrive artistically for years to come," she said in an email.
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The board members play no role in approving the theater's programming or production choices, but many are on the board because they endorse the artistically risky programming associated with the Public.
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The goofy exuberance of that era's prime-time TV programming was an ideal fit artistically and aesthetically for Williams, with his rainbow suspenders, striped mime shirts and midlength dry-look hair.
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Grande's fourth career No. 2000 album comes during a prolific, artistically redefining period for the singer, whose last release, "Sweetener," debuted atop the chart in late August with 231,000 units sold.
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If you think about, what do we use our phones for, cameras for, very few of the photos we take are kind of artistically beautiful and well composed and so on.
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It's still a work-in-progress, and Dory states that part of the project's value is in artistically calling attention to the important role played by shepherds in Spanish cultural traditions.
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Eliot is the worshipful little brother, Dwight the artistically inclined older one whose greatest gift to Eliot, unevenly and indifferently bestowed, is simply his sometime willingness to tolerate his brother's bubbly adoration.
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Google Blocks is supposed to be intuitive enough for newcomers to use, but full-featured enough to support making artistically compelling models, like the ones Google has collected in an online gallery.
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Evil is perhaps the most successful series yet to filter the "batshit" sensibility for broadcast TV, and it's airing on CBS, traditionally the most staid and artistically conservative network of them all.
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The film, loosely based on Gerwig's own young adulthood, is a coming-of-age tale about an artistically inclined high schooler who dreams of leaving her humdrum town for New York City.
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Of course, the price also includes intangibles like the chance to potentially try new Oreo creations before anyone else – or maybe you've been dreaming of starting an artistically-designed Oreo box collection?
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The social media channel has come a long way since it was primarily a tool for artistically inclined users who wanted to take Polaroid-like photos with their once-subpar iPhone cameras.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette, 44, in a press release.
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Well, a new invention is here to solve your very first world problem — the TV Beer Mug has an artistically sloped edge to ensure that you never have an obstructed view again.
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There was a formality to our relationship that was at least in part the result that I saw him, artistically at least, as a father figure, and an intimidating one at that.
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We are all, writers and readers alike, intellectually and artistically enriched by a marketplace full of all different sorts of books, written by writers at various stages of their careers and abilities.
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Monica and I have collaborated many times—both for my own live performances, and for her project FlucT—and I think we both understood totally where each other is coming from artistically.
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The strange, stylized aesthetic she developed annoyed Becker's artistically conventional husband, painter Otto Modersohn: "Hands like spoons, noses like cobs, mouths like wounds, faces like cretins," he wrote of her later work.
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Now the Wooster Group, one of the most artistically liberated groups around, will present a play based on the documentary film that Chris Hegedus and D. A. Pennebaker made of the event.
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Several people who worked on the project felt that the final version butchered the film artistically, and smacked of denialism: Dialogue that explicitly referred to systematic mass killing had been stripped out.
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Dalio's friend has a career as a commercial artist, which pays well enough to offer financial stability while also allowing him to translate his passion into an "artistically creative career," Dalio writes.
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I hope people will understand that the street photography impulse to go into the world and take candid pictures primarily for one's own personal artistic expression is something that's still artistically valid.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette in a previous press release.
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The Bauhaus, which, according to MacCarthy, was "regarded by many as a Jewish-Bolshevik enclave, artistically crazy and racially impure," was harassed by local Nazis and pilloried in the right-leaning press.
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What he's been able to do —growing his fan base and staying true artistically to what he wants to be doing, taking his shows and his music seriously — it resonates with us.
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But because watching all of the tapes was so time-consuming, the members of the blue-ribbon panels tended to self-select to the most artistically conservative, oldest members of the academy.
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Rather than being in decline, the Huqoq mosaics attest to an economically and artistically vibrant community proud of its religious identity despite the negative views of Judaism expressed by many early Christian authors.
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With performances, lectures, and general advocacy, seemingly disparate strands of art and culture were shown in the same light: with an equal appreciation for heritage and a promise for an artistically rich future.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette, 44, in a previous press release.
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Matched by evident talent, her aspirations go beyond the limitations of urbano as she cites groundbreaking artists like Rihanna and Shakira favorably as exemplars, inspirations, and potential models for pushing herself forward artistically.
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Though this column is always appreciative of an artistically-minded, challenging indie comic that focuses on form over function, sometimes it's nice to read a solid plot from the big-league comics creators.
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The decision to become an artist came early in life for Mr Sun, when he saw Kim II Sung on television with a group of artistically-gifted children who were praised and celebrated.
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Artistically interesting and challenging work is almost always the exception to the rule, and even the best TV shows are often runaway trains behind the scenes, fraught with creative compromises and production issues.
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You can feel the various content creators exploring what can be done in the medium, whether educationally, artistically ("Ashes," a dance film by Jessica Kantor is an example) or in terms of storytelling.
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In May, she will headline a spring concert at Hollins University, a small, private women's college in Roanoke, Va. #WhiteGirlProblems Ms. Carroll is very much aware of how she may be perceived artistically.
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"There's something really beautiful about working with someone again, and again, and again because the more you get to know somebody on a personal level the more free you feel artistically," she said.
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They were postpunk — which is to say, more focused on attitude than aptitude — with a Generation X nihilism and malaise, and the clear message that anything, artistically, could be borrowed, stolen or sampled.
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In depicting her subjects, Voysey works with artistically unstable substances such as charcoal tablets, iodine tincture, potassium permanganate, antiquated antimalarial medication, and other treatments for common ailments such as the colds and flu.
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Artistically, it does a disservice to the real work of serious artists by promoting what, evaluated on the merits, is the worst kind of incoherent conceptual art — flawed in both concept and execution.
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Catherine Bertrand, who returned to the Bataclan on Tuesday for a ceremony for survivors and families, is one of those who lived through the massacre and was moved to express her experience artistically.
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"There's something really beautiful about working with someone again and again and again, because the more you get to know somebody on a personal level, the more free you feel artistically," she said.
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In April, Kira Ibanez and Candy Clement, both 26, created XOXA, their Brooklyn-based party, with the goal of its being as artistically and socially inclusive as those they attended in underground circles.
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Under her leadership, the A.R.T. has been involved in artistically ambitious and experimental theater as well as new, commercially popular productions like the musicals "Waitress" that she staged here and later on Broadway.
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I'm in a far better place at this point both financially and artistically, with a fourth book under contract and early interest in a manuscript that would be my fifth full-length one.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," said Morissette, 45, in a previous press release.
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They agreed to meet at Thornton Manor, a rustic Elizabethan house near Liverpool in northwest England, where the two strolled side by side down a grassy, tree-lined path among artistically manicured gardens.
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Tony voters — 839 people who are connected to Broadway financially, as producers and investors, and artistically, as performers, directors and designers — scramble to see all the shows before the June 9 voting deadline.
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Artistically, a horror-fueled Doctor Strange might be what a more mature Marvel Cinematic Universe audience wanted, but it became increasingly clear that studio head Kevin Feige and Disney weren't as on board.
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But as flexing moves into the mainstream, Mr. Gray, through community outreach and sheer force of will, has remained vigilant about ensuring that the dance style maintains its integrity, both politically and artistically.
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"The things that I believe in personally, for me, 'The Handmaid's Tale,' and the ability to do something that is artistically fulfilling but is also personally fulfilling, I've never had that," she said.
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And in this particular moment in our history, it seemed right to bring them together to explore artistically subjects that are so relevant and resonant here in Detroit, but also nationally and internationally.
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Artistically revolutionary French Cubism circa 1907–14 was not accompanied by any related political changes; nor did the radically original American Abstract Expressionist art of the late 1940s bring about any dramatic political developments.
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The use of the developing world as an artistic backdrop is simply fading out of vogue and "Hymn For The Weekend" is a reminder that these practices are neither artistically imaginative nor subversive anymore.
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"The things that I believe in personally, for me, The Handmaid's Tale, and the ability to do something that is artistically fulfilling but is also personally fulfilling, I've never had that," she also said.
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It's unclear why Ocean declined to make Blonde eligible for a Grammy, but it might be because, like West, Ocean feels the awards show doesn't validate the most artistically valuable music of the year.
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When I thought about who in the poetry world was really tuned-in to what's happening now and could really push the boundaries — artistically, socially, politically — Wendy was an obvious choice for the position.
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What other device could possibly drown out the sound of your roommate snoring or bingeing the latest season of Riverdale while also allowing you to listen to your artistically crafted back-to-school playlist?
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In the evening, I have a choice between artistically-decorated sushi variations in the Japanese restaurant Sakura, or lobster lasagne and ox cheeks with red wine shallots at the fine dining Italian restaurant Serenissima.
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She gets bored quickly, moves on, and leaves a string of hits behind her that she's artistically over by the time they're out but experiences a second life through her fans' enjoyment of them.
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"This process, and what this process has yielded artistically and collaboratively, has been nothing short of a revelation, a balm and an arrival for me," Morissette said of the musical in a press release.
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When Mr. Gelb became general manager just over a decade ago, he decided that mounting more new productions was necessary for the company to remain artistically vibrant and to help it attract new audiences.
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Britain and America "are in a similar place culturally and artistically," she added, so the play's message of a woman's struggle to overcome Russian interference clearly struck a chord with audiences and the judges.
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The debate ended with Albuquerque telling DC to nix his cover: For me, it was just a creepy cover that brought up something from the character's past that I was able to interpret artistically.
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Would it have been more artistically compelling if the show had found a way to hit those notes without having Moss recite Atwood's exact words at the same time that we saw them dramatized?
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When Apple's advertising team isn't busy speeding down seaside highways with DJ Khaled or knocking Taylor Swift off of treadmills, they often turn to the talent of artistically inclined iPhone owners all over the world.
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From superhero adventures to lonely robots on a post-apocalyptic Earth, its movies have earned plaudits for being artistically adventurous and for telling stories ostensibly aimed at kids that have just as many adult fans.
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In essence, the two artists' headspaces could not really have been in more opposite places; Prince, artistically baptised and ready to change the world, and Kate Bush, surrounded by a fog of melancholia and disarray.
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Connecting artistically with poor people in Djibouti was a "deep spiritual experience", says Tobias Baum, one of the two main vocalists, whose day jobs in Munich include using his persuasive, smoky voice for commercial voiceovers.
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The reason this mishmash of cultures can still appear artistically coherent is because of the Orientalist tradition that organizes each of these cultures together under a collective umbrella of "the East", erasing distinctions between them.
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Now, that's some old-man s--- I just laid down, but it's about being honest, because I know that I cannot grow artistically if I am beholden to the opinions of an industry I've outgrown.
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Artistically, those concoctions went nowhere, as she recalls matter-of-factly, but they led her to begin tinkering with plaster and then with wax, and then eventually to dip lengths of fabric into melted wax.
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The fact is, like their peers, you'd be hard pressed to find artistically rich music today not touched by Faust—truly the last of these types of artists accessible to the common live music enthusiast.
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She even created an artistically rendered drawing of the DNA used in the 1998 paternity test, and plans to attend a coming conference in Charlottesville, where heritage society members will share papers they have written.
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They were postpunk — which is to say, more focused on attitude than aptitude — with a Generation X nihilism and malaise, as well as the clear message that anything, artistically, could be borrowed, stolen or sampled.
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Support for 3D photos arrived on Facebook right around the time that dual-lens smartphone cameras popularized the feature called portrait mode, which captures a foreground subject in great detail while artistically blurring the background.
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In the mid-eighties, the director Agnès Varda worked with Birkin and Charlotte Gainsbourg on two films that are as artistically audacious as they are original in their approach to sex and the female body.
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Iconic: Black Panther at the Gregorio Escalante Gallery features work by 50 artists who engage with the Panthers' 50-year legacy, illustrating how influential they were, not just politically and socially, but artistically as well.
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Interspersed is the Flora voiceover, recounting episodes of her early life in Denver (she remembers hearing her artistically inclined mother weeping while her father went off to meet another woman) and her time in Paris.
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But this allows the 2016 version's (slightly) more artistically adventurous filmmaking to underscore the story's central idea of family connections' ultimate primacy, an idea expressed in visual motifs and images that recur again and again.
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Any claim to identify the political implications of the artistically revolutionary Cubism of Pablo Picasso or the Abstract Expressionism of Jackson Pollock has to be highly speculative, for these artists did not claim to be activists.
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In a bid to seem more artistically legit, Aussie act 5 Seconds of Summer maintain they're a rock band, not a boy band, though many media outlets think the punk-lite brochachos doth protest too much.
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The video pays special attention to the S Pen and to the word "galaxy" — which was conveyed artistically by dyeing Grande's hair white and putting her in a dress covered in glow-in-the-dark stars.
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" This week, Moore told the Wall Street Journal in an email that the show was "the most artistically gratifying experience of my life" and said there were "talks happening about taking this show on the road.
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The Etch-a-Sketch is a lot of things: perennial childhood favorite doodling device, requisite doctor's waiting room toy, thing you resentfully bury in the back of your closet after realizing how artistically ungifted you are.
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"If you have a ballet that you now know is less appealing to the audience, but really important artistically, you understand that needs to be balanced with something else that can pull it up," she said.
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In some ways on The Human Cry, I was young, artistically speaking, and I was influenced by a lot of other bands and people around me, and I don't think the witchy aesthetic was very original.
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Really anyone who I respect artistically, if they would want to do a collaboration with me I would be all about it because I love making music with other people, and I think we all do.
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He was that rare talent that people seemed to love personally and to be truly awestruck by artistically—one of the guys who also had the ability to knock you over with a word or phrase.
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We might say Tumblr is something of an open source community too, with the ecosystem flourishing and growing most when it's able to be artistically inventive and essentially bend Tumblr's format in new and interesting directions.
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His partner, Peter Schlesinger, a young California artist who had posed for many of his paintings, had left him after five years, ending a romance that coincided with one of Mr. Hockney's most artistically fecund periods.
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Throughout her pregnancy, Beyoncé took her fans on a glamorous journey of maternity fashion, artistically documenting her progress on social media, so it would make sense for her to announce her twins' birth in similar fashion.
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Mr. Trump has been talking at least since mid-December about building a wall made up of "artistically designed steel slats" instead of concrete, but he seized on the idea on Sunday to a new degree.
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While it's less overtly political than his previous works, this mix is his most artistically radical statement to date, encompassing a remarkably diverse set of sounds and forging connections between songs that initially seem wildly unalike.
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If L.A. is more artistically vibrant than ever, it may also offer less of an escape than before from the freely flowing capital and instantly shared images that are homogenizing culture from Hollywood to Hong Kong.
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Any kind of painting or drawing class sent me into a shame spiral: I was embarrassed that my skills went only as far as drawing stick figures, and was routinely awestruck by my more artistically inclined friends.
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That kind of flexible pop presence, in an age when hip-hop has become both the most popular and arguably the most artistically innovative musical genre, is both Mars' greatest asset and a target on his back.
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A crude Mad TV skit depicted her manically breaking plates — one of the rumors that her publicist confirmed at the time — and performing erratically in Glitter, as if she was out of control both artistically and physically.
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They could learn something from Adventure Time, a show that used its 11-minute episodes to explore myriad genre ideas and flights of fancy, and to demonstrate the endless potential of simply being artistically open and flexible.
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The series feels like the fullest possible fruition of the 2010s' propensity for artistically challenging half-hour comedies that tell pathos-filled slice-of-life stories about corners of the American experience not always portrayed on television.
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And Pyle was able to move on artistically and write songs independent of her pop punk frontwoman persona in Chumped for a new project called Katie Ellen, with which she plans on releasing an album this fall.
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With his intricate and artistically attuned translation, Alter has helped carve out a dignified place for the Hebrew Bible as the Hebrew Bible, squarely within the Anglo-American literary tradition, and rescued it from second-class status.
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But the best games reveal a mass cultural medium that has come fully into its own, artistically flourishing in ways that resemble the movie industry during its 20th-century peak and television over the past 20 years.
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His production work for Nas, Jay-Z, the Notorious B.I.G. and other leading acts — including Gang Starr, his duo with the rapper Guru, who died in 2010 — helped define the hardheaded, artistically free sound of an era.
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Alissa: Two final questions: What other movie(s) would you recommend to someone who liked Jojo Rabbit, and why — something that might add context to its subject matter, or be in a similar vein thematically or artistically?
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That's a lot of pressure for any film, but especially a romantic comedy — a genre that's been sidelined for the past decade and is still considered less artistically important than prestige dramas or big-budget action movies.
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But The Get Down gets away with it thanks to how neatly it captures the feeling of being an artistically inclined teen who sees literally anything going on around them as potential inspiration or fodder for future projects.
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Throughout the documentary, Gaga appears confused (much as observers were during the album's release) about what this family story means, and about the role it's supposed to play artistically, though no one around her seems to question it.
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Skipping over the People Magazine-meets-Pop art posing of the black clothes and sunglasses to get into the hub of what made the Velvet Underground what it was artistically, this exhibition runs up against a whopping contradiction.
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An old-fashioned concept for most in this part of the world, the Sunday Best dress code is diligently and artistically upheld by the Walworth Methodist Church, whose attendees include many first and second generation Ghanaians and Nigerians.
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And an ethereum-based project called CryptoPunks seeks to artistically explore the potential value of creating digital art, by initially giving away their own cute lil' "CryptoPunks" for free, and seeing whether sheer scarcity really does create value.
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Traditionally, the company's seasons at the huge Met, impelled by the need to be popular, have relied overmuch on guest stars and full-length war horses that are mostly from the 19th century and too often artistically thin.
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The two most artistically acclaimed recent adaptations — "Fantastic Mr. Fox," an animated film directed by Mr. Anderson, and "Matilda the Musical," a stage work by Dennis Kelly and Mr. Minchin, both introduce new plot points to Dahl's stories.
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Artistically, he's like a younger, slightly more focused version of the pioneering viral rap stars of a half-decade ago—Lil B, Riff Raff, TKO Capone—whose music threw wacky, unpolished ideas out to see what would stick.
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"There were a multitude of versions of this person, artistically, visually, fashionably, the instruments he played, the kind of music he made," said Ben Greenman, author of "Dig if You Will the Picture," a recent book on Prince.
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Each chapter starts with a full-page panel that looks like an illuminated manuscript, with borders full of scrollwork, bunnies, dragons, jousters and heraldic crests, but the chapters themselves unfold in straightforward, artistically uncluttered, easy-to-follow style.
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She wrestled with the decision to seek more assistance, saying she had felt judged in the past for having "the nerve to try to do what I want artistically" and for not following a more traditional career path.
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For that work, he and his team are artistically reconstructing pieces of the Northwest Palace at Nimrud (an archaeological site in Northern Iraq) that were destroyed by the Islamic State, also known as ISIS and ISIL, in 2015.
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As we approach the end of this console generation, it's impossible to consider Team Ico as anything other than one of the most intrinsically important and artistically singular studios Sony has ever been fortunate enough to work with.
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For a writer and a musician, the delicate decisions about which opportunities to accept and to turn down can be the difference between thriving artistically and starving financially — or each cutting off the other's opportunities to follow our own.
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Keeping to a highly subjective route, he seems able to shuttle convincingly between the austere space of the artistically reductive and the emotionally charged arena of darker human experience, discovering along the way many disturbing links between the two.
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And changes at the top of HBO management probably presage a shift away from the more artistically selective approach favored by the departed top executive Richard Plepler, a strategy that generated the excellence so often recognized by Emmy voters.
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Cotodama Canvas Lyric Speaker, $1,900, available at Amazon This sleek WiFi-enabled speaker, which integrates seamlessly into their living room or bedroom, recognizes and artistically displays the lyrics of the song as it plays (see how it works here).
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It's the story of a high schooler, Madeline, who finds refuge from her troubled home with a theatre troupe, until the troupe's director, played by Molly Parker, begins pushing her to artistically exploit her tense relationship with her mother.
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Roger Ebert dubbed him the "poster boy for the Sundance generation," and that mattered: Sex, Lies, and Videotape upended the film world by bringing prestige and attention to independent film and making "indie" synonymous with daring, artistically adventurous fare.
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Mr. Salonen — who has long proselytized for new approaches to programming and new ways of appealing to younger, artistically inclined people who do not often listen to classical music — spoke about the need for the music world to adapt.
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This is true in terms of their relative importance compared to your heroic units as well as artistically: they feel slightly too small and the edging when they're highlighted makes them look more like cardboard cutouts than hardened troops.
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"You already have this strong, creative treatment of the walls and the ceiling and you can't expect to come up with something nearly as artistically effective again," said Mr. Dixon, a former editor in chief of Progressive Architecture Magazine.
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"There's no formal training for performance art in Turkey, and only perhaps a handful of classes in the entire country that teach it at all, so it's hard for young artists to grow technically, artistically, and ideologically," says Selen.
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What's engaging and artistically real is, taking it as axiomatic that the present is grotesquely materialistic, how is it that we as human beings still have the capacity for joy, charity, genuine connections, for stuff that doesn't have a price?
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"We built a directory, we found all the artists that we could who had a reputation for having a strong bedside manner, excellent technical capabilities, and were extremely strong artistically," explains P.Ink founder and Ortwein's brother-in-law Noel Franus.
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" Cooper, 43, spoke about the experience of working on the film with the actress, saying, "It was the most artistically fulfilling experience that I've ever had, and it was the most at home I've ever felt ever as an artist.
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I was probably drawn to that because I was connected to my mother and I thought that was artistically interesting and valid because that's what she was working on and I was like, great, I'm going to play a stripper.
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You either know of Twin Peaks because you are a fan of cult classics and whodunit shows (with a twist), or, you just know it pop-culturally because of the iconic soundtrack and unique premise of the artistically-minded series.
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Ironically, his most productive time artistically was when he was settled quietly with Barbara: She supported him while he worked on his endurance projects, and even considered nailing his hands for him in Trans-Fixed (1974), though she later bailed.
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While ANTI was a fascinating departure for Rihanna – artistically beyond the scope of anything she'd done before (and widely misunderstood by critics upon its release) – the rumors around this new album(s?) sound precisely like the rumors that floated around ANTI.
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Joseph's one of the most interesting people that I know—musically and artistically—so we found an interesting line between our interests that also acts as an antagonist against our instincts, which is a really nice place to work in.
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CH2 artistically blend this paranoia of baggage (that may or may not be a bomb) with questionably effective security measures and the concept of vaporware—hardware or software that is announced to the public, but never manufactured or officially cancelled.
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The sponge meant the user could get multiple paint colors on the brush at the same time, and even just spinning the brush around in a circle would make really cool designs on paper — perfect for decidedly not artistically gifted kids.
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In ways that are both successful and not, you can feel the director, Michael Grandage, and his design team (sets and costumes by Christopher Oram; lights by Natasha Katz) straining to make something artistically worthy of the property's commercial promise.
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And once you've done that, it sometimes behooves you to go under the bar in such an artistically daring and intriguing way that your audience forgets it's sad it didn't see you at the height of your most pyrotechnically dazzling.
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"Had I known that this hack was going to find its way into the art world because one of the three sprayers is actually a practicing artist, I never would have felt compelled to do anything about it artistically," writes Krippendorff.
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His body of work is prodigious: 290 feature movies, of which at least three are absolutely first-rate; a half-dozen more are flawed classics, and all of them are at least sporadically brilliant, artistically daring and always intellectually ambitious.
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Competition for Broadway's biggest prize will now be a hard-fought race between four artistically ambitious musicals, as the nominators snubbed several popular commercial ventures and instead showered affection on productions nurtured by nonprofit organizations in the United States and Britain.
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Like Orson Welles, the Belgian director Chantal Akerman revolutionized the cinema with a movie that she made in her mid-twenties—"Jeanne Dielman," from 1975—and then made even more artistically advanced films that never achieved the same level of fame.
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"The dancers weren't just powerful artistically, but could acquire wealth and behind-the-scenes political influence, and could marry into the elite," said Katherine Butler Schofield, a senior lecturer at King's College London and a historian of Mughal Indian music.
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This minimal exaggeration looks nothing like her because drawing people isn't Wertz's strong suit, and because her cartoon portrayal was perhaps conceived to distinguish her comics self from the actual struggles with alcoholism that threatened her health and suffocated her artistically.
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Ranging from superhero adventures to tales of a lonely robot on a post-apocalyptic Earth, its 21 movies to date have earned plaudits for being artistically adventurous and telling stories ostensibly aimed at kids that have just as many adult fans.
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And To All the Boys — the most successful of these three new movies, both artistically and through its cultural impact — works in large part because of the subtle way it updates familiar tropes while questioning the racial politics of its own reference points.
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The conference, long planned to announce the season, was nonetheless an occasion for speculation, and for reflection on what Mr. Millepied, a former New York City Ballet principal dancer and choreographer, had brought to the company artistically and otherwise in his short tenure.
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Songs can inspire positive action—whether we're talking "Don't Give Up" by Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush, or "I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor—and that positivity doesn't make them any less artistically valid or any less great to sing along to.
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Despite his personal problems, he continued to develop both artistically and commercially: while many of his late 1970s albums were challenging or introspective, they always contained big hits, such as "Fame" and "Golden Years" from the "Young Americans" and "Station to Station" albums.
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Artistically, Fast Forward works as a collective promoting and booking shows with a handful of artists with whom they are closely affiliated—artists such as Rune Bagge, Martin Schacke, Funeral Future, Nicki Istrefi, and Repro as well as labels like Ectotherm and Euromantic.
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"The Democrats, are saying loud and clear that they do not want to build a Concrete Wall - but we are not building a Concrete Wall, we are building artistically designed steel slats, so that you can easily see through it," Trump tweeted.
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Especially if you went to a small liberal arts school, where everyone's an "artist" and your only job is to be productive artistically, to then start very low on the ladder when you join the real word is a bit of a shock.
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As much as it's possible to define a unified "us" in a culture that's artistically, aesthetically, and personally diverse, the task ahead of us is reframing the video game gun as something meaningful; embracing it for a second time, but on different premises.
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My friends asked if I was going to take some kind of a vacation because I'm actually not a workaholic—I'm kind of lazy—but I knew I better get onto this new thing, or I'm going to be petrified, artistically speaking.
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On a more personal level, I like films that come from the mind of directors who are very consciously unconcerned with commercial viability, because they tend to be a more earnest, sincere reflection of what mattered to them artistically, socially, aesthetically, etc.
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By the '70s and '80s, movies told both the biggest stories (which couldn't be mounted on a TV budget) and more artistically challenging stories aimed at adults (which could scare away TV advertisers, who preferred to target the widest swath of possible audience).
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In any case, her attention is focused on the daily routines at a makeshift vacation colony in the foothills of the Andes, where a group of artistically inclined adults and their children and pets have come to escape the stresses of city life.
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As the fall couture season begins on Monday in Paris, the show is a reminder that, while luxury fashion is often viewed as elitist, it has a way of trickling down commercially and artistically to unexpected yet highly accessible places — and vice versa.
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One of the questions was, we don't like making determinations on what bad content is and so, we didn't want to make determinations on what good content, or in this case, politically or artistically important content, is the way to rephrase it.
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In two months, "Bodak Yellow" has made a wide impact, the sort of crescendo that let her, in the same weekend this month, perform for the artistically minded coolhunters at MoMA PS1's Warm-Up Series, and at the Dominican Day Parade.
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The top 16 ways all entrepreneurs should be using the hot self-marketing app Canva in 2020 to distinguish their brand and win more customersCanva, a startup worth $3.2 billion, makes graphic design and branding easy, even for the least artistically inclined.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When its doors opened in 1966, The Poetry Project was intended to inspire cross-generational conversations between writers in a space that felt safe and artistically generative during a time of social and political unrest and intolerance.
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I like all three of NBC's new fall shows, its fall schedule makes sense, and Greenblatt's overall approach of leading with broad-appeal hits and then trying to supplement them with more artistically adventurous programming is finally starting to bear some fruit.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This Saturday, November 3, artist Michelle Hartney stealthily redecorated the galleries of the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a series of plaques wielding feminist messages about artistically heralded but morally dubious male artists like Pablo Picasso and Paul Gauguin.
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But there is something about the care and detail that Vanillaware puts into the food in their games—not just artistically, but also through the central role it occupies in the universes of these games—that makes me want to try all of it.
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Indeed, the weirdest part of Christman's argument, in particular, comes when he suggests that artistically adventurous films like Moonlight or The Witch are routinely praised by critics, where TV critics tend to champion blander, less adventurous work, when nothing could be further from the truth.
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For a generation of artistically ambitious filmmakers, Netflix distribution may seem like their best option in an era when small movies struggle to get seen, mid-sized movies struggle to get made at all, and theatrical moviegoing increasingly belongs to big-budget special-effects extravaganzas.
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Released in 1980, two decades after Jamaica's independence from Britain and three decades after Windrush brought thousands of workers from the West Indies to help rebuild postwar England, the movie captured the tragedy of an artistically prolific society at grips with deep poverty and strife.
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As studios seek to keep their film series going ad infinitum, the most valuable directors are often ones who have exhibited a strong sensibility and sense of ambition but who still lack a body of big-screen work and are thus considered more artistically governable.
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"For a lot of people with physical disabilities the lack of fine motor skills exclude them from producing music on traditional instruments...I believe that the ability to express oneself artistically should be available to all, regardless of physical disabilities or challenges," Refsgaard says.
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I take the limbs off myself and club the air—for the dead women of television displayed artistically in the woods, for the details of their hair, for their pale skin, their now foul, ravaged cunts—do you have to be thus to be avenged?
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Stephen Brackett directed, and Raja Feather Kelly choreographed, this "self-portrait in an endless hall of mirrors that dares to forbid closure, escape or redemption to the artistically thwarted being at its center," Ben Brantley wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Directed with admirable clarity by Stephen Brackett, with fabulously inventive choreography by Raja Feather Kelly, "A Strange Loop" is a self-portrait in an endless hall of mirrors that dares to forbid closure, escape or redemption to the artistically thwarted being at its center.
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Consider the 2019 film Midsommar (another movie made by a white guy, just fyi): It's one of my favorite movies ever made, but because it's a horror film, it's unlikely to make top film lists determined by these groups of older, more artistically conservative voters.
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For Americans encountering these paintings in a New York gallery, it's all too easy to assess them with the same handy tools we apply to modern Western painting — to fall back on our assumptions that gestural abstraction was artistically, even politically, progressive in itself.
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In a world where tourism is focused squarely on rehashing the familiar artwork and destinations — be it on social media or in social studies classes — this region feels not only like the way forward artistically but also, perhaps, a path toward enlightenment and greater understanding.
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There are 20 productions of plays scheduled to open this season, many of them artistically ambitious and thematically timely, and two of them — "The Boys in the Band" and "The Lifespan of a Fact" — have already announced that they have recouped their investment costs.
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The political and cultural upheavals of the 1970s made for a decisive moment; women took an experience that had been artistically mined by men for millenniums — "the device that sets the real (male) drama in motion" — and found ways to convey it in their own terms.
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But the flip side is also easy to argue — the vast ocean of cheap, crappy programming creates an economic structure that better allows networks to fund more artistically adventurous programming that will only make money in the long term, after years of playing on streaming platforms.
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So this nomination — the first time a live-action superhero movie has ever been honored for its screenplay — is a watershed moment for the genre, especially in a category that often serves as a way to honor artistically daring films that aren't nominated for Best Picture.
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Mind you, artistically this wasn't strictly down to Tartakovsky himself, but from working with long-time collaborator Don Shank—whose unique retro future stylings can also be seen in Up, The Incredibles, and Ren & Stimpy—as well as fellow animator Craig McCracken, who created The Powerpuff Girls.
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As sales of physical music continue to plummet, a no-frills independent record store makes increasingly less sense as a business: Other Music will shut its doors and mail-order service on June 153, more than 215 years after its debut in this once artistically vibrant neighborhood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This is an artistically rich summer for Governors Island: next week the Hills landscape opens with a permanent sculpture by Rachel Whiteread, and organizations like the Holocenter and Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center are in-residence in former military structures.
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"LaGuardia used to be a haven for artistically inclined kids, regardless of their socioeconomic status, regardless if they could do well on a multiple choice test, which is ridiculous to expect an artist to always do amazingly on," said Nina Grinblatt, an 18-year-old senior.
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Clashes between the introverted, artistically ambitious Eddie and the show-off, crowd-pleasing Diamond Dave (as he was known) were commonplace from the beginning, and reached a very public and mortifying climax when the (temporarily reunited) band appeared onstage at the 1996 MTV Video Music Awards.
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Artistically, Bolt Thrower has proven through its longevity that death metal can defy trends and always remain relevant and fresh, that a band can gain recognition while operating on its own terms, and not sacrificing its soul for popularity; Jo has been a huge part of this.
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So we brainstormed the Museum of Modern Pepe, and we thought: why don't we just pick 50 Pepes, just pick a short list, of the most—not so much the most valued ones, but really the most artistically unique and valued ones, the showcase of our scene.
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Ige finished out his sophomore year of college while juggling his nascent career and then left to pursue music full time, leading to an artistically fruitful period that included collaborations with a who's who of up-and-coming rappers and artists like French pop act Christine and the Queens.
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Page after page of huge, glossy photographs keep interrupting the recipes, many of which are printed on black or artistically smudged backgrounds that obscure the instructions; and there are so many unnumbered pages that it takes forever to locate a recipe you've just looked up in the index.
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Finishing with "Bellhead," a cowbell-heavy classic club track by Liquid Liquid, helps make "Ounce of Faith" a crowd-pleaser — the audience on Wednesday expressed its pleasure enthusiastically — yet it remains artistically indistinct, the essay of a student who has carefully studied better works in the Ailey repertory.
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Strauss led the orchestra in the years leading up to its first identity crisis, the revolution of 1918, which cost the institution its royal title and patronage and forced it to create a new sense of itself in the artistically and socially volatile years of the Weimar Republic.
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Julia Codesio (1883–1984) began her career at Lima's artistically conservative Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes (National School of Fine Arts), but her close involvement with the magazine — she contributed artworks and assisted Sabogal with its graphic design — helped her become one of Peru's most renowned Indigenist painters.
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Enlisting three dozen star singers, excerpts from 29 operas and a stage full of vintage film footage and uncanny projected evocations of classic productions, the Met made a case for its centrality — not just artistically but also civically, not just in the past but also in the future.
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Before becoming chairwoman, Ms. Chu, an accomplished pianist, was the president and chief executive officer of the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City, Mo. "Children from all walks of life are expanding their skills artistically and academically through the arts," Ms. Chu added in her statement.
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Jhabvala's stories are also, of course, unfashionable for another reason: their unabashed ventriloquizing of another culture, an inhabiting of India and Indians that a contemporary author might take pains to artistically justify, all the more so now that our bookshelves are filled with Indian authors writing in English.
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What I can say is I think there is so much potential in this space where you can put on some goggles and really feel like you're somewhere else, whether that's some place real, some place created, something artistically beautiful, something you care about, something you are learning about.
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This album is continuing to bring our traditional Cajun music to a sonic level that that keeps us happy with our progression and it keeps up artistically satisfied so to say and really comes off of a natural, kind of just a natural growth as we've been doing each album.
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Multi-cams don't just offer a safe space to talk about political issues that have us at odds; through their stuffier and more artistically conservative format, they create a world where all sorts of ideas across the political spectrum can come into play and be considered by all sorts of people.
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It was Garçon, a self-described gatekeeper of the kiki ballroom scene who works at the LGBTQ youth homelessness organization True Colors Fund, and Chi Chi Mizrahi, a beloved ballroom community member, who first approached her about collaborating on a project centered on these politically active and artistically ambitious teenagers.
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Lennikov took refuge for several years in a Lutheran church in East Vancouver... Donald Grayston, a childhood priest of mine and a beautiful man asked me to perform at a benefit show for Lennikov, which featured an artistically ecumenical mix of art forms much more earnest in nature than stand-up.
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The more specific arguments Thurm and Christman make broadly date back to the mid-'90s, when a wave of gutsy, groundbreaking programs — The Simpsons, Seinfeld, The X-Files, the influential but canceled Twin Peaks — coincided with a sense that major Hollywood studios were less willing to take chances on artistically challenging films.
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I think it really was critical that Thanos not only looked photorealistic as much as technically and artistically possible, but even more important, it was conveyed to us from Marvel and from Dan that Josh Brolin's performance in all its subtleties really needed to come through as much as possible as well.
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The step marks an extraordinary move in the small Broadway community, where unhappiness over who gets how much credit for a show is common but rarely leads to litigation, and where partnerships between nonprofit theaters and commercial producers can be critical to the development of the most artistically ambitious plays and musicals.
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But it's also far easier to envision something like Get Out or Lady Bird, both critically acclaimed box office hits, having the sort of broad popularity with these younger voters than it would be with the older voters, who tend toward more artistically conservative ideas of what an Oscar-worthy movie is.
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The Cinerama films are hardly the rarest or most artistically accomplished movies in MoMA's annual To Save and Project series, which also includes films from the innovative 1930s studio director William K. Howard and the American premiere of "Eight Hours Don't Make a Day," a television mini-series from Rainer Werner Fassbinder.
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A mutual friend connected them when Ms. Sile was in Los Angeles, and over the span of a week, they talked about Ethiopia's rich art history, the growing international conversations around African contemporary art and the idea of working together to promote what was happening on the ground artistically in Addis Ababa.
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Meanwhile, equipped with his camera, "Billy" Goldman knowingly and artistically documented a slice of his life that was also an essential part of the covert identity he crafted quite deliberately for himself and whose role he played — that of an apparently lustful bohemian behind the mask of a buttoned-down, good Pennsylvania burgher.
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Bad memories of Andrew W.K. noodling on a drum set for a full day or Jay Z and Marina Abramovic hamming it up at Pace Gallery for six hours are painful reminders that just because something goes longer, harder, or faster doesn't necessarily mean it will be braver, more artistically complex, or, well, better.
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Early: One of the only things you can do right now artistically is make people who are more marginalized more visible on screen and make their lives seem important and seductive and interesting so that people who are not exposed to that can see a more inclusive world and hopefully that can affect the culture.
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Those mini-series, each about the length of "The Night Manager," were based on a couple of his twistiest Cold War thrillers and were so successful, both commercially and artistically, that it seemed for a time that long-form television might be just the right medium for Mr. le Carré's shadowy chronicles of betrayal.
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The Democrats, are saying loud and clear that they do not want to build a Concrete Wall - but we are not building a Concrete Wall, we are building artistically designed steel slats, so that you can easily see through it.... On Thursday, the president seemed to imply that "steel slats" and "wall" were interchangeable phrases.
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" The Democrats, are saying loud and clear that they do not want to build a Concrete Wall - but we are not building a Concrete Wall, we are building artistically designed steel slats, so that you can easily see through it.... Three days later, Trump's description of the wall changed slightly to "Steel Slat Barrier.
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Whenever people explain the difference between the chameleon-like "true actor" who can disappear into any role — generally considered the career path to aspire to — and the more glamorous but less artistically impressive "movie star" who plays the same role again and again, Julia Roberts is the go-to example of the movie star. Fair?
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The project isn't the first to respond to Finnegans Wake with music — John Cage's 1979 Roaratorio was inspired by the book — or to attempt to unravel its meaning artistically (such as the 2014 Folio Society release with illustrations by John Vernon Lord), but its shareable and collaborative nature makes it a distinct digital-age experiment.
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The series' best scene — and one of the best you'll see on TV this year — comes in its second episode, when the two meet for the first time and begin working on a routine from Damn Yankees, giddily excited less at the prospect of finding someone they're attracted to than someone they're artistically simpatico with.
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And then there was the remix, which brought together the Miami heavy hitters with Atlanta heavy hitters (Young Jeezy, Ludacris, and Big Boi) and New York heavy hitters (Fat Joe and Busta Rhymes), which combined pop radio staples (Luda, Fat Joe) with more artistically revered pop radio staples (Busta, Big Boi) and regional stars (Wayne, Ross, Jeezy).
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But even if Carmichael were the only show of its type on the air, it would suggest that within its very classic, artistically conservative boundaries, where audiences laugh and stories are mostly confined to the family living room, lies the secret to how to talk about the difficult topics that tear us apart in real life.
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The project still retains its artistically-driven conceptual framework, with Phillips and his team—which includes Emre Busse, Raquel Fedato, and resident DJ Diego Garcia (AKA Projekt Gestalten)—curating DJs, live sex shows, and video installations for the party according to a different theme every month, with a recent edition celebrating Paris is Burning and New York ballroom culture.
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The cold comfort of Dada Africa is that it straightforwardly presents Dada paintings, sculptures, collages, photo-collages, letters, sound pieces, and photographs cheek by jowl with non-Western cultural objects, like the stunning "Masculine Figure" (late-19th century) from the Baoulé tribe of the artistically rich Ivory Coast once in the collection of Parisian art dealer Paul Guillaume.
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Because this is really a technical challenge, what you were trying to do with this film in terms of restoring it and making it real, because you're right, the herky-jerky, the idea that it's a Charlie Chaplin movie and things like ... That kind of look is ... What was your goal artistically and technologically from your perspective?
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But Swift's seeming inability to figure out what to do after her 2014 release 1989, the most successful album of her career in terms of attaining cultural omnipresence, is a useful counterpoint to how much better Beyoncé is at both being famous and then using that fame to make artistically bold choices that resonate with listeners.
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For much of his career, Lee was either the black — or the only serious black — filmmaker around, and this combination of gravity and rarity allowed him to navigate a singular course both inside and outside the studio system, telling artistically ambitious, unapologetically black stories and reaping significant financial and critical rewards in the process, practically in a vacuum.
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A shy, laconic man who largely avoided the social machinations of the art world, Mr. Ryman came of age artistically in New York in the late 1950s, when artists of several stripes — among them Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, John Chamberlain, Ellsworth Kelly and Agnes Martin — were moving beyond the existential angst and painterly excess of the Abstract Expressionists.
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Despite the well-curated profusion of archival materials – photographs, notes, letters and even a sprawling, wall-sized "Mind Map" that charts the zigzagging influences among various Modernist art forms — it is not so easy to figure out what Yeats specifically thought about what he had achieved, artistically speaking, by adopting Noh techniques and methods for At the Hawk's Well.
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