This story was corrected to change Avant Credit to Avant.
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Munch absorbed avant-garde styles but never became an avant-garde artist.
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Provisional Avant-Gardes poses questions about the printed page in digital avant-garde publishing.
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He absorbed avant-garde styles but never seems to have been that interested in becoming an avant-garde artist.
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It started in a kind of avant noise band, investigating the parameters of what now you would call avant rock.
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In the essay "Anarchism and the Russian Artistic Avant-garde," Olga Burenina-Petrova charts the many links between anarchist politics and avant-garde art.
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Since it was such an avant-garde theme this year, Serena's belly basically was the avant-garde element; it was a defining fashion moment for Serena.
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It represents a time when there wasn't just cross-pollination between hip-hop and avant-garde music––hip-hop was as avant-garde as no wave or post-punk.
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"She was an avant-garde artist whose most avant-garde work was her own life," said the art historian Ozlem Gulin Dagoglu, who is writing a monograph on her.
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This is an exhibition of uncharted territories, given that Eastern European avant-garde art tends to be a blind spot in the Anglo-American narrative of the neo-avant-gardes.
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Similarly, her appearance at the private Museum of Sex, which often gets left off mainstream art apps and listings, feels like an appropriate venue for this avant-avant-garde figure.
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Avant, the daughter of music producing icon Clarence Avant, helped raise at least $800,000 for Obama before becoming the ambassador to the Bahamas, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
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Petite visite pour encourager toute l'équipe avant la finale !!
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" Nous avons été choqués, " explique M. Ogras, avant d'ajouter que les associations musulmanes étaient avant tout des partenaires dans la lutte contre l'antisémitisme et qu'il " était impossible de créer un nouvel antisémitisme ".
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Oram's skill and technique add to the already engaging score by Georges Auric, himself an avant-garde master associated with the composer Erik Satie and avant-garde writer, artist, and filmmaker Jean Cocteau.
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Lenders SoFi and Avant said they have no origination fee.
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This avant garde New Twitter is quite amazing, I'd say.
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Reginald Hudlin's documentary about Clarence Avant includes many golden anecdotes.
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Avant and Sarandos been longtime donors to the Democratic Party.
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In his Theory of the Avant-Garde (1984), Peter Buerger explained that the historical avant-garde movements, and the social subsystem that was art, had entered a stage of ironic self-criticism and defeat.
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Let's look back at its history, from pop to avant-garde.
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De'Longhi Prima Donna Avant Bean to Cup Espresso and Cappuccino Machine
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Dion Waiters, despite his avant-garde playoff heroics, remains Dion Waiters.
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" Oh, also, there was the car's "avant-garde proportion and silhouette.
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So are these avant-garde Pierre Cardin plastic glasses, from 1960.
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"I like running with the big dogs," said Dr. Avant, 63.
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It's part avant-garde video art, part commercial, and wholly disturbing.
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Avant-garde is not a panacea to our healthcare cost disease.
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He has a track record for avant-garde and creative policymaking.
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Among other companies backed by Victory Park are Avant and CommonBond.
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She was asked to go avant-garde, and she brought it.
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Renaissance poets and hardboiled detective fiction, of French avant-garde playwrights
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Chicago's Black Avant-Garde Art and Music Tradition Goes on Display
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What it doesn't mean, generally speaking, is avant-garde electronic music.
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But there is nothing terribly avant-garde, elusive, or enigmatic here.
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Put on by the avant-garde artist and musician Laurie Anderson?
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Isaac Lanier Avant, who was the chief of staff for Rep.
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Pune, India, he juxtaposed experimental, avant-garde Western therapies such as
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On the one hand, she began promoting avant-garde art professionally.
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"France is at the avant garde of social protection," Serge continued.
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Audi is showcasing its RS 6 Avant, a dashing Euro-wagon.
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Within the otherwise spare rooms, the effect is almost avant-garde.
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Suk Shah, CFO at lender Avant, got experience working with HSBC
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Prince Harry's old Audi RS63 Avant is on sale on AutoTrader.com.
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Seems he and the avant-garde types were always at odds.
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Bjork is a rare avant-garde artist to have crossover appeal.
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"Avant, c'était une ruine ancienne pour les fantômes", se souvient-elle.
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At 18, she joined the Venezuelan avant-garde group Apocalipsis (Apocalypse).
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Pleasure Symbols' debut twelve-inch is available September 2 through Avant!
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The simplest explanation is that Cale's taste skewed more avant-garde.
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The recipes themselves split the difference between avant-garde and heirloom.
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His vicious regime had been hostile to avant-garde movie aesthetics.
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He inspired me so much, one of the great avant-gardists.
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Alinea, known for its elaborate, avant-garde cuisine, won last year.
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Avant-garde artists sought to appropriate the techniques of modern advertising.
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Any avant-gardist of this pertinacity should continue to provoke debate.
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Avant, chaque quartier avait son propre centre, avec son petit café.
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Today, the hamlet is known for its spectacular avant-garde architecture.
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The Audi RS6 Avant is listed at £71,900 or about $93,571.
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Fully staged opera productions alternated with feats of avant-garde spectacle.
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To find more about Avant Arte check their website and Instagram.
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Mabou Mines was always an exemplar of the theatrical avant-garde.
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Unlike the early-20th century Mexican avant-garde's adaptation of the Parisian avant-garde, the Mexican Baroque was neither an acceptance nor a negation of European aesthetics, but rather a fine and decadent abuse of them.
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It appears Jenner has chosen a very avant garde look to plug her brand, in fact, it's so avant garde, surely no one has ever tried to combine this many disparate trends into a single ensemble before.
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There's the rapper Fabolous at Duckie Brown, New York's avant-garde darlings.
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Today, Avant-garde is focused on just collecting and analyzing cost data.
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Librairie Avant-Garde is known for shops in some pretty strange places.
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It was avant-garde yet still melodic, exhilaratingly expressive but never chaotic.
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So how do we change our so avant-garde 2017 harassment culture?
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The journal thus fused avant-garde aesthetic theory with anarchists' political engagement.
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Avant is the latest former Obama bundler to sign onto Buttigieg's campaign.
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That's when my interest in avant-garde electronic music started to blossom.
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But that doesn't mean his avant-garde, couture-like creations are costumes.
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Serebrennikov, art director at Moscow's avant-garde Gogol Centre theater, denies wrongdoing.
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But "Nite Flights" (1978), the band's avant-garde swansong, reignited his ambition.
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Carlo McCormick talks about the links between pranks and the avant-garde.
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"We share the room with [avant-garde] Phénomena Festival people," explains Davidson.
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Serebrennikov, art director at Moscow's avant-garde Gogol Center theater, denies wrongdoing.
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According to court documents, Avant has been a congressional staffer since 2000.
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Troisième sujet, c'est de réformer nos procédures d'adhésion avant d'ouvrir les négociations.
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The show is an avant-garde trip that feels drenched with sincerity.
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ASAP Rocky and ASAP Ferg performed a string of avant-rap thumpers.
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The Mother Box is essentially a super-smart iPhone avant la lettre.
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The stereo blares tunes by 70s avant garde Japanese saxophonist Kaoru Abe.
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Known for his avant-garde style, Chris had major A-list clients.
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Indigenous Australians are in that sense the avant-garde of our species.
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For a brief period Mr. Tarr dipped into the European avant-garde.
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Or is the avant-garde tradition not open to Asian American writers?
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New is not avant-garde or anything to do with present fashions.
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Artists saw Cubism or Futurism or Vorticism, a British avant-garde movement.
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But her family's folk revival legacy has overshadowed her avant-garde compositions.
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And their avant-garde work informed his nontraditional artistic practice as well.
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But 1963's take has more of an experimental, avant-garde vibe.
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Il refusa de poser pour la photo de groupe avant le débat.
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J1rah played with Avant Gaming in 2019 as their in-game leader.
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He quickly found himself at the center of the downtown avant-garde.
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Totally nude — it's the avant-garde, darling, you had to be nude.
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But family and social connections helped, and avant-garde movements opened doors.
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"Back then, he was really avant-garde and weird," Mr. Bauman said.
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It's time to get avant-garde with our acts of civil disobedience.
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Blurring visual and performative experiences no longer seems avant-garde, just current.
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Charles Olson's poetics certainly manifested much of that classic avant-garde energy.
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Every group or collective of artists faces hardships and threats to its cohesion, Gemini, from the hard-drinking Parisian avant-garde of the early 20th century to … the hard-drinking New York avant-garde of the postwar years.
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Mr. Yongkiettakul has long been drawn to the avant-garde, so he combined the word avant with his first initial to create Kavant while Ms. Liew's name and her affinity for Art Deco and Oriental arts produced Sharart.
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We talked about Abu Ghazaleh's album Thulth, a bracing avant-folk record that sounds as ancient and modern as anything being done today, and I asked him about the avant/traditional divide in the music that he works with.
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As a leader, she released nearly 20 albums, from avant-funk to imagistic straight-ahead to the avant-garde; as an accompanist, she was known for creating a sense of weightlessness and possibility beneath and around her band mates.
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It's not just Ai Weiwei who's using Lego to create avant-garde art.
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Unless, that is, you're going for a theatric, avant-garde style or costume.
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A simple early concept for the Stranger Things title using Avant Garde Futura.
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But life has got harder for avant-garde conservatives since PiS's election victory.
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The Paddy Field Bookstore is run by an independent bookstore, Librairie Avant-Garde.
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Yes. Are they the avant-garde, boundary-pushing misfits the hype would suggest?
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Best known for Avant-Garde Film: Forms, Themes and Passions (Short Cuts) (2003).
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All 14 issues of Avant Garde magazine (1968–71) were made available online.
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In the North, by contrast, there is no avant-garde or abstract tradition.
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"We're at an inflection point," said Al Goldstein, CEO of online lender Avant.
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Little did she know Olivia would soon become an avant-garde fashion icon.
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It's a missing link in the prehistory of Rust Belt avant-garde rock.
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An avant-garde speakeasy beckons from the basement beneath a humble doughnut store.
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CLAUDE DEBUSSY was a rarity: an avant-garde composer who was also popular.
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He also used "found sounds" from legendary avant-garde vocalist Joan La Barbara.
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His own theatre, the Gogol Centre, is one of Moscow's most avant-garde.
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Outside of the avant-garde, art and technology have often been at odds.
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Avant-Garde. Bürger's theory—which is mind-blowing if you've ever thought that
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This film brought forth "a radical new voice" in American avant-garde cinema.
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She went avant-garde in her first time attending the glamorous event. 19.
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A love song without a "you" in it is considered practically avant-garde.
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"People say the avant-garde is over, but I don't agree," Lixenberg asserts.
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Avant, founded by a former payday lender, charges 9.95 percent to 36 percent.
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It included a module that would transform both avant-garde and popular music.
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Two years later, on her own, she masterminded the inaugural Avant Garde Festival.
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Victorian corsets are on view alongside celebrity photos and avant garde underfittings. vam.ac.
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Audi took the A25 and A4 Avant and made the all-road models.
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Rei Kawakubo's avant-garde store picked up Shushu/Tong's spring/summer 2016 collection.
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Avant does bigger $5000-plus personal loans for people already in good standing.
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The struggle to sell paintings collides with the struggle to remain avant-garde.
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In another case, avant-garde art essentially tricked someone into messing with it.
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Pivoting hard, Kennedy's White House made support of the avant-garde a priority.
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But they put Mr. Morris on the map of the art avant-garde.
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Some of the cuts are quite avant-garde, like this one-sided look.
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J.C. Steve Coleman is the jazz avant-garde's patron saint of complex cadence.
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Others became major participants in the 1970s avant-garde in New York City.
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The doormen should be the avant-garde of managing this heavily contested turf.
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Noncompliant works — including much of the avant-garde — ended up in museum basements.
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Mr. Zarug said his diversification into Russian avant-garde art happened by chance.
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I think this is not only nostalgia: It's sort of avant-garde now!
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"The Fame Monster" cemented Lady Gaga's reputation as an avant-garde pop genius.
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In the new Broadway production, avant-garde choreography incorporates salsa and hip-hop.
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In turn, he helped broaden the possibilities of an emerging avant-garde scene.
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Mais avant cela, les musulmans étaient clairement les principaux auteurs de ceux-là.
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This purely instrumental avant-rock is more solemn, deliberate, set on its strangeness.
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"When you say 'French music' you think of the avant-garde," she said.
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Almost exactly 62 years ago, Amos and Marcia Vogel, the married couple who founded Cinema 16, a film society showing avant-garde, experimental work to adults, started something even more radical: a program showing avant-garde, experimental work to children.
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But if the M.O. was reminiscent of Mr. Lichtenstein's — valorizing the avant-garde by presenting it in a movie palace — it also couldn't help demonstrating, by counterexample, what had happened to the avant-garde at the academy in the meantime.
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That Noma is avant-garde, which it is, but that is never the aim.
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Joining these feature-length films is a quartet of programs of avant-garde shorts.
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Bildstein and Wiederkehr set up Avant Gardner LLC to rent the property from WRE.
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No wonder, then, that so many of them are experimenting with avant-garde technologies.
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I'm certainly not in the business of making anything or anyone seem avant-garde.
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The spokesman said tickets for the Avant gathering will go for up to $2,800.
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"Luther and the Avant-garde" is where "international modern art meets the pugnacious visionary".
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I was interested in electronic music and I liked [avant-garde composer Karlheinz] Stockhausen.
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Other Half of the Avant-Garde, 1910–1914, the first Italian art show to
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She's obsessed with longterm collaborators like Justin Timberlake and The Neptunes or Bloodshy & Avant.
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As well they might – it's entertainment, not an avant-garde installation at the Tate.
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He goes from modular synth to large ensemble avant performance during the same piece.
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I haven't memorized the chart, but I assure you it's not avant-garde records.
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He knew about avant garde music, outside jazz, Gamelan music, all kinds of stuff.
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I stayed in this little world of production and listening to avant-garde music.
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Rodin had no avant-gardist desire to reject academic convention, which, nonetheless, rejected him.
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So often in modern literature, the would-be avant-garde talent grows stifled, boring.
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His 2008 "Wild Combination" was about the avant-garde dance-music genius Arthur Russell.
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Avant has originated more than $3 billion in loans since it started in 2012.
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Compare that to Avant, which allows borrowers to get loans between $2,000 to $35,000.
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An alum from Y Combinator's accelerator program, fintech start-up Avant launched in 2012.
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What they did was make music in a style that would sound 'avant-garde.
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"For the avant-garde art movement, Kazimir Malevich is a guru," Mr. Toussaint said.
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I was convinced I'd been accepted into the heart of a living avant-garde.
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I don't think these are avant garde changes that provide a shock to aesthetics.
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Like every avant-garde movement, Futurist gastronomy operated on a set of core tenets.
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Ahead of the record's release, we spoke to the avant-garde icon over Skype.
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For all the avant-garde personal stupidities that youth allows, there is a hangover.
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He is the closest thing that American opera has to a genuine avant-gardist.
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Nowadays the entertainment industry — especially electronic and experimental music — has been very avant-garde.
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Charlie is an avant-garde theatre director who runs his own company in Brooklyn.
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The 2017 award went to Chinese avant-garde composer and multi-instrumentalist Du Yun.
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But though "Tootsie" is hardly avant-garde, it need not have been a throwback.
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Budapest-based 12z is slated to once again bring their avant-electro soundscapes stateside.
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Remaining free to cultivate Milan's small but vibrant avant-garde has become her métier.
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The design of these avant-guard casitas struck me as nothing short of exotic.
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A disaster capitalist avant la lettre, Chichikov circles the province like a hungry buzzard.
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The Gogol Center, the avant-garde theater Mr. Serebrennikov leads, has also forged ahead.
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Jonas Mekas is a filmmaker, writer and curator, a champion of the avant-garde.
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But now I had a place to put my displaced radicalism: the avant-garde.
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Fashion Review What does it mean, as the invitation requested, to dress "Avant-Garde"?
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The show ends with the avant-garde still on the rise — no fall here.
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France, for one, understood him as an avant-garde artist, not just a comedian.
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L'écrivain s'est éclipsé fin décembre, juste avant la publication du témoignage de Mme. Springora.
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He's among the most-called-upon drummer and percussionist on the avant-garde today.
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While convalescing in Budapest, he became involved in revolutionary political and avant-garde circles.
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I think it all comes down to what we think counts as avant-garde.
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He's also uploading compositions that rely on strategies culled from avant-rock and jazz.
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Consequently, his embrace of avant-garde trends did not always work out very well.
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When he graduated in 19583, Lee knew that his path toward becoming an avant-garde artist would be different from most of his colleagues, as it is extremely rare for a North Korean artist to move in the direction of the avant-garde.
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Avant-garde poetry — particularly when it comes to Language poets, a circle Coolidge is often associated with — is notoriously cerebral and difficult, but the reader's reward is in the humor that seems to be intrinsic, even necessary, for the avant-garde endeavor.
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Bold, avant garde fashion choices are to be expected on the Met Gala red carpet.
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It's abstract art or avant-garde music or an in-joke from someone else's family.
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Avant and Earnest were other big issuers during the year, while Lending Club was fourth.
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I first heard it when you played it on The Avant Ghetto show on WFMU.
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Brătescu, meanwhile, did not let these repressive and adverse circumstances define her avant-garde work.
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"All The Love" by Kate Bush is from her most avant-garde album The Dreaming.
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In the healthcare context, Avant-garde uses "time-driven" costing to assign expenses to treatment.
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I wanted to create a visual experience, but I guess it's avant-garde – by accident.
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Drew McDowall, the avant-garde noise/synth/whatever musician is part of the same lineage.
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Watch below, and get ready for that real avant-garde shit: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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Was it a dadaist art, nodding to Zürich's avant-garde performers of the early 1900s?
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The company was founded by members of the team and board of lending platform Avant.
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So someone from rural Kentucky introduced me, a city dweller, to this avant-garde comedy.
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The New Yorker has called it an "avant-garde trip" easily suited for Adult Swim.
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Is nihilism an incredibly important concept when you consider any kind of avant-garde movement?
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He had an avant-garde approach; his chord changes move in odd spaces and times.
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Needle & Thread mini dress, $650 Akerman's outfit couples an avant garde aesthetic with classic sophistication.
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The newlywed's 2017 Audi RS6 Avant has been listed for sale on Britain's AutoTrader marketplace .
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It's a colorful, polylingual thing meant to feel at once retro and refreshingly avant-garde.
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"We want to tap into the ABS market," said Suk Shah, CFO of lender Avant.
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Twin Peaks, the avant garde, murder mystery turned cult classic is finally returning to screens.
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The show's big problem, I think, was that of many putatively avant-garde shows: improvisation.
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Marionettes have also branched into the avant-garde, morphing into unconventional sizes, forms and materials.
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I had a nightmare where I was tricked into performing in an avant-garde play.
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He stands tall as one of the premier names of the 20th century avant-garde.
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The early-20th-century Russian avant-garde was your favorite era for the visual arts.
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I like to wear things that are daring but also not seem too avant-garde.
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They may appear fierce or daring or avant-garde, but they are actually quite comfortable.
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Avant tout, la France n'arrive pas à résoudre le problème de l'exclusion économique et sociale.
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Fittingly, the novel's plot is set in motion by a #MeToo moment avant la lettre.
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It is often considered "art of the establishment" rather than avant-garde, Mr. Arenson said.
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Désormais on ne parle des lendemains qui chantent que pour après la mort, pas avant.
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As a college student at Stanford, he avoided the avant-garde composer Brian Ferneyhough's lectures.
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The bold background of orange and white rhombuses only hints at his avant-garde sensibilities.
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It's not all avant-garde all the time for the Brazilian-born Mr. Lindsay, though.
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Her installation, sculpture, video, and performance channel a background in fashion and avant-garde design.
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They were difficult to maneuver, both a logistical nightmare and almost an avant-garde disruption.
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Jed Perl makes the case that Calder was both an avant-gardist and a populist.
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Nicotine limits would be one of the most avant-garde tobacco policies in the world.
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" She added, "In a way, avant-garde artists both won and lost the culture wars.
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It's inventing pieces, which could be very avant-garde, more conventional, they could be anything.
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Marqués de Riscal is a luxury hotel that stands out for its avant-garde design.
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"I'm looking for anything that pops — something that's avant-garde, something abstract," Mr. Alban said.
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His rich, carefully shaded harmonies draw equally on gospel, R&B and the avant-garde.
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They considered non-revolutionary art counter productive, therefore were opposed to the Russian avant-gardes.
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Viatcheslav Pakulin and Alexander Samokhvalov, who were avant-garde trained, joined the Circle of Artists.
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In recent years, that kind of thing has become more commonplace on the avant-garde.
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Also on the bill is the expert avant-garde bassist Michael Formanek, leading a quartet.nublu.
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In American culture, he said, the avant-garde or the weird were once the mainstream.
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A missionary for the avant-garde, Hildebrand had taste that landed him in hot water.
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She quickly made a name for herself and was praised for her avant-garde looks.
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Ce jour de février à Argenteuil, il est parti avant le coup de sifflet final.
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It was also the time when I fell in love with the avant-garde theater.
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His more avant-garde tastes felt at odds with fronting a popular reality TV show.
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Avant-garde architecture and glassy museums share the skyline with redbrick warehouses and foggy quays.
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Stark passages of pointillist writing in the piano turn wild, like avant-garde jazz improvisations.
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J.P. Andrew Drury is a sensitive avant-garde drummer, but he's also a lot else.
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He broke new ground by taking on avant-garde composers like Ligeti, Messiaen and Stockhausen.
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I was touring around with these and playing in an avant-garde hip hop band.
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Mr. Smith, a hero of jazz's avant-garde, has a heavyset, pulse-slowing trumpet sound.
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It's not meant to be hip, or avant-garde in terms of design and style.
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Mr. Bussotti absorbed the techniques of serialism and immersed himself in Darmstadt's avant-garde aesthetics.
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La gauche française doit faire un examen de conscience, avec soin, avant d'appeler à l'abstention.
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Decorations don't have to be edible when it comes to avant-garde wedding cake designs.
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"It's all so avant-garde, so extreme, and that I miss a lot," he continued.
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"We see opportunities with the Avant and the Allroad," said Mark Dahncke, an Audi spokesman.
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He kept dual professional tracks active — commercial religious sculpture and avant-garde modernism — for years.
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"She prefers the 'intellectual' films of our avant-garde directors," wrote the weekly, Paris Match.
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"Feedback" and "Freestyle 4" reach back to the scabrous avant garde dance music of Yeezus.
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Do you think of this project as an avant-garde, or a future mainstream model?
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Shows at The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago (Read: Chicago's Black Avant-Garde Art and Music Tradition Goes on Display) outline the historical importance and impact the black avant-garde played in shaping contemporary art and establishing a visual aesthetic that accompanied demands for freedom.
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The avant-garde "Misty Poets" and their journal Jintian (Today) were immensely popular during those years.
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Most annoying of all is a guy named Akira, a Japanese author and avant-garde artist.
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I don't need psychedelics to have fun or understand avant-garde music; I just like them.
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Unless Knausgaard is played by Willem Dafoe in freaky avant-garde mode, which we would endorse.
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Although she outgrew her Russian phase, Hadid remained a fan of avant-garde approaches to design.
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He writes regularly on modern and contemporary art, critical theory, and the postwar European avant-garde.
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He has not relied on an avant-garde style to save him or present the painting.
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He paired electronics with rhythm, distancing himself from the abstract electronica of the early avant-garde.
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Recurring preoccupations for the avant-garde of the 21987s included the mechanical man and the metropolis.
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This legacy for mass avant-garde has been part of internet culture from the get-go.
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That's why this kid has a few regrets about his new — and delightfully avant-garde — haircut.
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The addition of Nicole Avant to Buttigieg's bundler list comes as other 2020 contenders, including Sen.
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Avant showed a similar rise, with its post-money valuation doubling in less than a year.
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Like so many clearly avant-garde films, it wasn't recognized as a classic until much later.
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Her image was daring and avant-garde in a space that had come to embrace normalcy.
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While Priyanka Chopra and Sophia Bush deconstructed the menswear trend for a more avant-garde vibe.
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He and Ise settled in Berlin, where their home became a hub for the avant-garde.
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Then he'd turn right around and play avant-garde music to piss off the pop fans.
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" Even the Water Lilies, Mr. Tucker added, were "still avant-garde for some in the 1950s.
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Expect avant-grade fashion choices, funny statement t-shirts, and logical exploration of relationships and values.
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Meanwhile, Obama's summer reading list includes a stack of thoughtful literature, though hardly anything avant-garde.
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But these wildly avant-garde productions had come, against all probability, from a well of quiet.
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She took him to avant-garde Manhattan galleries while he was a student at Dartmouth College.
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On DVD The highly aestheticized films noir of the 19503s were, in effect, Hollywood's avant-garde.
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The avant-garde back detail of this gown adds some edge to an otherwise traditional silhouette.
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Kapoor also set up Mumbai's Prithvi Theatre, synonymous with experimental and avant-garde theatre in India.
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I play in an avant-garde club with a band that's in crazy makeup and dresses.
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No other English artist won such warm acceptance into Paris avant-garde circles at the time.
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"The rarefied air draws celebrities looking to buy avant-garde fashion or to introduce their own."
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But in another, hugely consequential way, it focussed the consolidation of a world-changing avant-garde.
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The late American avant-garde composer is perhaps most well-known for her "Deep Listening" practice.
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Like those in other artistic practices, photography trends tend to trickle down from the avant-garde.
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His avant-garde approach to design rocketed him to fame as a leader in his field.
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She loved combining type and images and had an affection for 20th-century avant-garde typography.
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Which is fair: The Chainsmokers don't see dance music as avant-garde theater or sociopolitical provocation.
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Perhaps, had he been born in another era, Bonney would have been a scholarly avant-gardist.
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And also metaphorically, by organizing festivals and producing albums for Columbia Records' influential avant-garde series.
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Others are more avant-garde and incorporate acrobatic moves, or an arrhythmic dance known as flossing.
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Understanding this four-year chapter in the wild, branching histories of Europe's avant-garde feels necessary.
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The collection led to Mr. Weckstrom's reputation as a pioneer in avant-garde and experimental jewelry.
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China/Avant-Garde, included a total of 1989 paintings, sculptures, videos, and installations by 186 artists.
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It made sense because in many ways Versace was the quintessential Instagram label avant la lettre.
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Reza was the great Los Angeles answer to someone like [avant-garde theater director] Bob Wilson.
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He started in New York's 1960s jazz avant-garde, but today tends toward a gentler beauty.
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The avant-garde, at least as purveyed here, is way too old hat to capture it.
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Most consider themselves international artists who have contributed mightily to the global avant-garde art movement.
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I moved to Europe and worked in the German-speaking world, still avant-garde, still searching.
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The filmmakers' approach encompasses both the tools of a PBS informational documentary and avant-garde cinema.
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Which is all why it's necessary to recognize Janeites as the avant-garde of digital culture.
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Character Study Richard Kostelanetz's bookstore might as well be one of his avant-garde art projects.
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Where that will leave the market for dead white male avant-garde artists is anyone's guess.
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"She was at the avant-garde of shuttering both political parties," the insider at Breitbart said.
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The rapist's girlfriend is studying interactive telecommunications, and her master's thesis is an avant-garde app.
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"XO TOUR Llif22017" isn't some avant-garde obscurity or oddball cult discovery; it's a major hit.
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It is hard to see this as Stalinism or even something more avant-garde, like Dadaism.
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"There is no formula," Mr. Mekas said in 2010 when asked to define the avant-garde.
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A lot of the time routines are a lot easier than alternative or avant-garde lifestyles.
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Avant-garde ceramist Peter Voulkos decried that funk was strictly delimited to a Bay Area oddity.
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After WWI, the victors recommenced their formal explorations, inventing Surrealism and Dada, among other avant-gardes.
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A true pioneer of the American compositional avant-garde, Ashley's work stretches logic and fogs genre.
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Avant Dictee outlines the trajectory of artworks leading up to and beyond the publication of Dictee.
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Theresa Hak Kyung Cha: Avant Dictee continues at BAMPFA (2155 Center Street, Berkeley) through April 22.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — There are at least two schools of thought around notions of the avant-garde.
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To Dream Avant-Garde, curated by Alteronce Gumby, continues at Hammond Harkins Galleries through November 11.
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Emcee Kurai spits introspective and avant-garde lyrics, as he battles demons in a desert landscape.
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As a number of the artists participating in To Dream Avant-Garde, curated by Alteronce Gumby at Hammond Harkins Galleries, are engaged in rather exciting and extremely current practices, we can assume the avant-garde in this case represents the latter view, rather than the former.
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It's animated by Shaft (Puella Magi Madoka Magica), which is sometimes uniquely avant-garde in its animation.
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It is filled with works by Robert Gober and Louise Bourgeois, like an avant-garde haunted house.
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I know what you're thinking, Aquarius: You're the most open-minded, weird, experimental, avant-garde person ever.
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What I didn't expect was a naked avant-garde "sex show" featuring all of my closest friends.
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An avant-garde marathon, certainly, but in our age of binge-watching it feels increasingly less daunting.
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As she drew, she subsumed avant-garde art styles that came and went during her formative years.
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Known for swooping, avant-garde structures, British-Iraqi architect Zaha Hadid was arguably more artist than architect.
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Viola Davis, Allison Janney, and Mike Epps also star, and the avant garde team Bert & Bertie direct.
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Before he helped to shape jazz's avant-garde tradition, the pianist studied at the New England Conservatory.
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This is the moment the avant-garde pieces the industry lives and thrives by can really shine.
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But where the bourgeoisie saw threatening disorder, the avant-garde left saw a subversion of academic illusion.
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This recent clip of Run the Jewels discussing avant-garde album strategy is only the latest example.
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Swoon was very influenced by Warhol's films, and you know key avant-garde figure of the '60s.
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One more thing: Can anybody else rival her ability to pull off Versace's sexy, avant-garde glamor?
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Recent shows have focused on the black avant-garde movements that began around the Civil Rights Movement.
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There were plenty of avant garde outlets in many fields, so I think that's part of it.
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The material represented includes tape experimentation, industrial, avant-garde, indy, rock, diy, subvertainment and auto-hypnotic materials.
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This confluence between the Eastern and Western avant-garde is essential to Seung-taek Lee's aesthetic perspective.
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Sahil (Raj Bajaj) is set on implementing his avant garde vision for the wedding with military precision.
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A much more unusual and avant-garde take on parental anxieties, but the symbolism makes it clear.
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In 1996, the famed, Dutch avant-garde filmmaker Johan Van Der Keuken made a documentary about Sang.
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You can trust my opinion on avant-Metal because you can trust my opinion on pop punk.
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Conversely I don't trust the Robert Crumb-ian need for "authenticity" in opposition to the avant garde.
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I actually think this jarring, disturbing, and all around confusing collection of avant-garde noise sounds good.
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Along with their more avant-garde contemporaries Gorguts, Cryptopsy set the bar for extreme metal in Quebec.
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Today, the Comme des Garcons family has 18 different, distinct lines of varying degrees of avant garde.
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But Hval hasn't abandoned the commitment to avant-garde and noise that she showed on Apocalypse, girl.
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Naturally there were costume changes—sequins, neon stripperware, Xena Warrior Princess armor, an avant runway flapper dress.
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But the caterpillar coat (and the other hybrids above) represents the symbolic opposite of avant garde inventiveness.
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I discovered avant-gardist cuisine at 17 years old, and that's what I've been doing ever since.
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Again, in London, most young designers have embraced ethics and innovative sustainability as the new avant-garde.
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But Magnus instills this bland domestic setting with multiple allusions to the composer's avant-garde serial technique.
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The collaboration partially came out of that but also, Kneebody was pursuing an avant-post-jazz thing.
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Avant's sister company, Amount, is the technology behind the Avant platform, and partners with large financial institutions.
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Rick Owens Muscular furniture and avant-garde fashion in a purist interior of concrete and white walls.
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Moving deeper into the Parisian avant-garde, Picabia absorbed Cubism by 1912, evolving an exceptionally muscular style.
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Jefferies has packaged loans for resale to investors from upstart lenders including Avant, CircleBack Lending and OnDeck.
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The post-World War II determination to sever avant-garde music from the past has long ended.
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Concurrent with this avant-gardist impulse ran another, which took its name from a journal called Contemporáneos.
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As a sort of mandarin parallel to punk, the movement disdained the idealism of previous avant-gardes.
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A Revolutionary Impulse: The Rise of the Russian Avant-Garde runs through March 12, 2017 at MoMA.
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Barr plays in avant-garde rock duo Orthrelm as well as solo projects like Octis and Ocrilim.
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Prince Harry's 2017 Audi RS221 Avant wagon is up for grabs after only a year of ownership.
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The festival showcased jazz artists representing everything from vocal jazz to straight-ahead combos to avant-garde.
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Philadelphia won 34 games that season, fired everybody involved, and then began their avant-garde rebuilding process.
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That injection of power was rare from Hsieh, who plays an almost avant-garde version of tennis.
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Son père vendait du jus à l'arrière d'un camion avant d'ouvrir deux dépanneurs (petites épiceries au Québec).
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You need a full day, or so proposes the avant-garde Belgian director and choreographer Jan Fabre.
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Like other avant-garde Italian designers of his era, particularly Joe Colombo, Sottsass was intrigued by systems.
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The Wooster Group pays homage to another avant-garde art star, the visionary Polish director Tadeusz Kantor.
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I don't share this enthusiasm for the avant-garde, which was so overwhelming one hundred years ago.
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D'après le calendrier actuel, l'accord final devrait être signé bien avant la date butoir de mars 2019.
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On this veteran avant-garde pianist's second album with Snowy Egret, the quintet moves with tenuous grace.
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"The audiences were leaving my productions disgusted," he said, because they couldn't understand the avant-garde aesthetics.
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"We chose straw because we felt that it brings poetry to an avant-garde timepiece," he said.
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The school embraced everything avant-garde: from Dada photomontage, Functionalism, and Expressionism, to De Stijl and Constructivism.
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On February 5, 1989 the first nationwide avant-garde art exhibition opened at the National Gallery, Beijing.
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This mood of embattled reluctance accounts in part for Rasheed's use of difficult poetic avant-garde techniques.
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The movie also draws a parallel between its own avant-garde style and Mr. Cabral's teaching methods.
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It has to be avant-garde or pushing the boundaries, rather than becoming a big pop market.
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This debate ultimately led to van Gogh's work becoming a paragon of the avant-garde, internationalist movements.
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Socialist Realism became the official style and the avant-gardists either adjusted or became persona non grata.
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Mr. Jägers says their work has found that Russian avant-garde art is particularly prone to forgery.
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At turns gothic, minimalist, baroque and pop, the family residence was avant-garde, exuberant and, somehow, homey.
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But accidental avant-gardism can be seen in "New York," circa 1981 and credited to Victor Ginsburg.
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At the show, Audi released a new dual fuel system car, the Audi A4 Avant G-Tron.
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Take the "Black Square," for example, painted by turn-of-the-century avant-garde artist Kazimir Malevich.
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Fashion and camaraderie find common ground in English country clothing, avant-garde silhouettes and elegant evening looks.
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The G.S.A.'s Art in Architecture program survives, but not its former deference to the avant-garde.
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These shifts show companies like Volkswagen are still well capable of competing with the technological avant-garde.
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The avant-garde vocalist and composer Diamanda Galas, photographed by Chad Batka at her home in May.
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These one-man performances became his entree into the avant-gardes of Paris and, later, New York.
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But the A.A.C.M. thrived, becoming an internationally known symbol of the avant-garde and artistic self-reliance.
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Some crew members favored classic menu items, while others got more avant garde with signature-crafted selections.
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Among the rising stars on jazz's avant-garde, few are busier or more widely praised than Reid.
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Christie's Paris Avant-Garde sale in Paris brought in a total of €19213,21921,275 (~$2000,056,000) on October 17.
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Soirée's setting is one of the Stettheimers' salons, attended by many members of New York's avant-garde.
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When he emerged in the hip-hop avant-garde in the mid-aughts, his approach was idiosyncratic.
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If memory serves well, French TV of the mid-22005s was rather open to the avant-garde.
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These artists — all educated, upper-middle class citizens — were profoundly influenced by the European avant-garde movements.
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He borrowed such avant-garde, machinist elements not only from Cubism, but also from Dada and Futurism.
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What kind of paranoia drives a promotion to take this sort of sharp turn into avant-garde filmmaking?
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It is as concerned with beat poetry and avant-garde art as it is with conventional narrative cinema.
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Equal parts feral and feminine, Bougatsos seems a natural heir to the avant-garde tradition of Yoko Ono.
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Sometimes I feel that there's a nervousness about things on the more avant-garde end of the spectrum.
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There's nothing radical about the language or the story, nor anything visibly avant-garde to shock the sensibility.
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Here, avant-garde musicians, experimental filmmakers, poets, and artists challenged the dictates of habitual form and heterosexual power.
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It explores Italian art between the wars and how the avant-garde came to collude with Mussolini's government.
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In these respects, it's a lot like the avant-garde cinematic games Virginia and 30 Flights of Loving.
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Doran George is a social historian and performance artist who writes on sexual culture and avant-garde dance.
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"I didn't want to go too artsy or avant garde with my collection," Simondac says of the line.
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Trash films share more characteristics with avant-garde art films than they do with typical commercial Hollywood fare.
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Next up was an Audi A4 Avant wagon, with a 2-liter gasoline engine and an automatic gearbox.
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They play off of each other's particular techniques on each instrument; their collective style is almost avant-garde.
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It certainly fits with the avant-garde theme of the Met's exhibit — and Kawakubo's influence is pretty apparent.
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By 1975, art rock, or as it is known today, progressive ("prog") rock, was old-school avant-garde.
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According to DOJ officials, Avant will pay the IRS $153,522 in restitution as part of a plea agreement.
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The exhibition stops short of the Bolshevik Revolution and the avant-garde, well-trodden territory in the West.
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"I'm always thought of as controversial or avant-garde or erotic or salacious," Miles told PEOPLE in 1976.
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Iris van Herpen, whose avant-garde provocations often end up not in women's closets but in art museums.
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"Some see him as this true avant-gardist and not at all a comedian," he added of Burroughs.
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The aura of avant-garde jazz has clung to Ms. Bley over the years, somewhat to her bemusement.
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"Lunatic fringe" was his characterization of a group of avant-garde artists before it migrated to political patois.
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The chamber ensemble Either/Or and the Jack Quartet play his mind-clearing avant-garde compositions (Sept. 25).
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Were these paintings avant-garde or even "modern" at a time when movement after movement was flashing by?
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On September 9, Avant reportedly complained of a headache and was sent home from school with a fever.
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Snootiness doesn't bother the original Blue Men, who argue that they never saw themselves as avant-garde, anyway.
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Hassinger came of age as an artist amid the African American avant-garde scene in 1970s Los Angeles.
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The magazine is filled with provocative images, featuring nude models, articles contain swear words and avant-garde ideas.
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Her signal achievement has been to give an organic logic to the explosive aesthetics of the avant-garde.
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After moving to New York, Hnath saw an avant-garde production in which Nora had a lizard tail.
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Which means he's not afraid, unlike most of electronic music's avant-gardists, to get a little silly sometimes.
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The antique opus meets modern avant-pop in Anno, Anna Meredith's hourlong multisensory reinterpretation of The Four Seasons.
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The Oracle, her debut for the Chicago avant-gardists International Anthem, is a pure expression in that lineage.
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As such, he's crossed paths with many of them at various festivals and other more avant-garde functions.
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She's essentially invented her own hybrid of song and spoken word, a scat style for today's avant-garde.
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"It was an insane avant-garde take on a very naturalistic play," he said, adding with a laugh.
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Sylvio Perlstein's accumulations of avant-garde art from the past 2100 years comes to Hauser & Wirth this month.
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He became part of an avant-garde Montreal literary circle and would recite his poetry at jazz clubs.
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The Museum of Modern Art's Queens branch is celebrating spring with this free six-hour avant-garde extravaganza.
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Bryce writes modern classical music, has two degrees from Yale, and founded a festival for avant-garde music.
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Because of his interest in the avant-garde, however, Walden was persecuted under Stalin's regime while in exile.
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Enrico Castellani, an Italian artist who was a prominent member of Europe's postwar avant-garde, died on Dec.
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The ensuing confusion leaves supporters no choice but to dodge the inconsistencies with assertions of avant-garde heft.
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According to me, that's one way of starting to fill Watten's promissory note toward a continuable avant-garde.
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On Monday, he will be presenting his third solo outing for Loverboy, his avant-garde men's wear label.
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He has become a red carpet magnet, thanks to his luxuriant locks and penchant for avant-garde couture.
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She and her art run the gamut from avant-garde to popular to outsider to whiz-bang conjuring.
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Unlike many, this approach to free improvisation is not individualist or strident or perhaps even consciously avant-garde.
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C'était bien sûr avant que le jeune joueur ne rejoigne Monaco, le PSG et la Coupe du monde.
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Dayton-raised artist Keith Rankin has an eye for the surreal and an ear for the avant garde.
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Yale has courses linking engineering and literature, engineering and musical instrument design, and haptics and avant-garde theater.
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They had published Virginia Woolf, really avant-garde stuff, whereas The New Yorker was publishing suburban manicured stuff.
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Women had been making independent and avant-garde films, but they had long been shut out of Hollywood.
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Up until that point, the stage and film director had led the avant-garde Gogol Center in Moscow.
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He pushed conservative institutions to program the new, and was a noted conductor of major avant-garde works.
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She rose to prominence in the 1980s as a kind of avant-garde angel of the AIDS epidemic.
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It had become unfashionable, especially compared with the Darmstadt School avant-garde of Pierre Boulez and Luciano Berio.
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What's Halloween (or any day, honestly) without making your fickle friend look dazzling, avant-garde, and truly bewitched?
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If the New York avant-garde had a pantheon, you would expect to find Ms. Akalaitis in it.
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The avant-garde fonts for the numbers on the dial are stretched and opened up for better legibility.
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They weld together straight-ahead jazz fluidity, gospel transcendence and avant-garde iconoclasm into an unmistakable group sound.
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Whipping between the establishment and the avant-garde, this pianist and composer is a rising star at 25.
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John Cage and Pierre Boulez, masters of the musical avant-garde, studied Mallarmé's explorations of chance and discontinuity.
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The loftlike dining room felt relatively edgy at the time; Portale's plating style was architectural and avant-garde.
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These comically avant-garde early efforts were carried off with a pointedly un-fashion-y sense of presentation.
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I met Mekas in the late 1980s after I started writing for The Voice about avant-garde cinema.
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Some passages hint of avant-garde jazz, like an audacious Cecil Taylor improvisation, but with flintier modernist madness.
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Avant d'accepter l'invitation, des membres du Conseil français du culte musulman ont dénoncé une " gestion coloniale de l'islam ".
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The latest environment to come to life was "Kaos Garden," at the Avant Gardner warehouse in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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It's an intimate venue on South Beach that regularly brings in avant-garde musicians from around the world.
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"I see the legacy of industrial music as a continuation of avant-garde sensibilities," Morandi explains via email.
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The myth goes that in the years after the Bolshevik revolution, bland socialist realism stomped on the avant-garde.
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"Rehearsals from the Korean Avant-Garde Performance Archive" continues at the Korean Cultural Centre in London until August 19th
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Nintendo has managed to combine its expertise in handheld gaming with its avant-garde (and idiosyncratic) thinking about consoles.
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His wife, Nicole Avant, also was appointed by Obama as ambassador to the Bahamas, serving from 2009 to 2011.
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He's mastered camp and glamour, without going so avant-garde that he can't sell his clothes to the masses.
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These solemn pilgrims were the handpicked avant-garde of an immense exodus of French communists to the New World.
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It was delicate, odd and very avant-garde – all things that right-wing American populists are likely to loathe.
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I really love Harley Weir's work too — it's so abstract and avant-garde that it has this timeless feel.
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That's the thing about being avant garde: it might take some time, but in the end you're always right.
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Avant attended a recent Buttigieg fundraiser in Los Angeles at the home of actress Gwyneth Paltrow, NBC News reported.
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The food included classy, if not avant-garde, dishes you'd be happy to get in a fancy hotel restaurant.
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Everyone knew who she was, but she was very much looked down on the by avant garde, of course.
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As influenced as they were by punk, they also took inspiration from German avant-garde and American rockabilly bands.
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Watching the film for the first time as an adult, I was amazed at how avant-garde it feels.
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First, I was able to meet Japanese avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama in person, in her new Tokyo museum.
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In 1930 Elsa Schiaparelli, an avant-garde designer, was the first dressmaker to feature prominent zips in her collections.
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Lady Gaga is known for her avant-garde choices (the legendary meat dress, anyone?), glitzy makeup and extravagant wigs.
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But Durant has co-existed with Westbrook and his avant-garde decision-making for years, and still performed superbly.
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Both occupy their own unique positions somewhere between clubs and art venues, between dance music and the avant-garde.
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F18s flew overhead as he and members of San Francisco's longstanding avant garde artist community worked in the sun.
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Chantal Akerman's powerful films and documentaries made her a huge presence in the avant-garde and feminist film world.
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One of her most recent collections mimics animal emoji, transforming diamonds and topaz into avant-garde puppy earrings. 3.
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I've always liked to bring a level of avant-garde in my approach to fashion, especially in Miami's market.
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And especially avant garde jazz, because that area tends to be sparser, and have more individual sounds and soundscapes.
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Yesterday, avant garde composer and conductor Pierre Boulez died at his home in Baden-Baden, Germany at age 90.
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Ce qui est vrai c'est que les Britanniques, même avant le Brexit, optaient pour une stratégie beaucoup plus agressive.
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In 2000, Robert Sullivan wrote about "James Joyce," O'Brien's biography of the avant-garde writer, for the Book Review.
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Her work quotes from a wide range of utopian Modernisms: the Russian avant-garde, Bauhaus, Esperanto, Polish cabaret theater.
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An artist designed a toolkit of avant-garde makeup and styling tips that can make faces unrecognizable to AI.
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Together, they constitute the poles of Hemon's world: history and memoir, reality and myth, realism and the avant-garde.
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In certain episodes, he sounded like an avant-garde jazz clarinetist, all reedy lines, rude bleats and banshee shrieks.
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While working in a record store, he discovered the avant-garde music of Harry Partch and other experimental composers.
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With a convenient lid, the Avant Grub Disposable Coffee Cups are sturdy when on the go, compostable, and biodegradable.
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What transformed these fragments into a cohesive whole is a touch of avant-garde string scoring by Mr. Martin.
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For anyone who's ever considered bleached brows: Now is your chance to play it up with shadow. Avant-garde?
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William Adolphe Bouguereau's "Avant le bain" (1900) is the perfect companion to Woody Allen's nihilistic monologue from Annie Hall.
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In those days, in the avant-garde world, there was still the habit where older artists kept younger artists.
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He iterated the concept with noted avant-garde filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, who happens to be well-versed in tarot.
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Its grandiose, manor-like halls are decorated with avant-garde features like zebra-print carpeting and quilted leather walls.
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Through Sunday, at the Village Vanguard, she is appearing with her partners in the collaborative avant-jazz trio Thumbscrew.
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Sa mère a travaillé dans une usine de textile avant de rester à la maison pour élever sa famille.
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Certainly, their revolutionary ideas had an immediate and sustained impact on avant-garde art in Berlin in the 1920s.
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Mr. Sarandos is married to Nicole A. Avant, an activist who served as Mr. Obama's ambassador to the Bahamas.
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Styles range from very avant-garde to perfectly casual, and prices start as low as $21940 for a top.
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The installation will also include flowers by Marisa Competello of Meta Flora, known for her sculptural, avant-garde arrangements.
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But the Greens didn't sell out; rather, their version of the political avant-garde helped form a new mainstream.
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Throughout his career, Clarence Avant had an effect on how black culture played into music, film, TV and politics.
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They are also available at nightclubs like House of Yes and Avant Gardner in Brooklyn (tagline: "shaken, not slurred").
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To some degree, the more true to reality fiction is these days, the more avant-garde it will seem.
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The luminary tenor saxophonist David Murray has long been both an avant-garde pacesetter and a guardian of tradition.
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"I'm genuinely interested in the trash, but I'm looking for the sweet spot between familiarity and the avant-garde."
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Ms. Edelheit's paintings are redolent of art history: Rococo church domes, 19th-century academic painting, countless avant-garde artists.
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And in the vintage shop, there are framed copies of Avant Garde magazine, from the company president's personal collection.
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During his tenure, IWC began producing thousands of pocket watches featuring jumping numerals in an avant-garde digital display.
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Belgium, that flat land of wonder, home to such avant-garde minds as Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone.
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In this avant-retro musical, the composer Andrew R. Butler and several actor-musicians make protest anthems new again.
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Like Mariátegui, he returned to Latin America, inspired by European art avant-gardes but firmly connected to his homeland.
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In Italy, a group of young architects were already using nightclubs as testing grounds for their avant-garde designs.
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Olivia Kim: Former superstar buyer at the avant-garde emporium Opening Ceremony, now Nordstrom vice president of creative projects.
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The theme is avant-garde, in honor of Rei Kawakubo, the founder of the Japanese brand Comme des Garçons.
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Keys accidentally called music executive Clarence Avant a "mongol" instead of "mogul," which some on Twitter couldn't let slide.
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The mid-century, avant-garde deconstructed chandelier was removed in 2014 for what was publicized to be conservation purposes.
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According to Barker, the title of the magazine comes from Martin Margiela, that Belgian master of the avant-garde.
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Read more: The Artists Who Defined the East Village's Avant-Garde Scene The Unknown Notebooks of Jean-Michel Basquiat
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These avant-garde looks aren't just about trying to be shocking — it's about trying to think outside the box.
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Thousands of avant-garde revelers come to bend their minds, shed their clothes and incinerate a large wooden effigy.
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Thousands of avant-garde revelers come to bend their minds, shed their clothes and incinerate a large wooden effigy.
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As an attack on terms like "avant-garde" he began his seminal series of "book washing" projects in 1987.
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One of the acts was 100 gecs, an avant-garde electronic duo, composed of Dylan Brady and Laura Les.
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Those helping Buttigieg include Hollywood film producer Nicole Avant, Rockefeller heir Justin Rockefeller and hedge fund executive Orin Kramer.
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Soon, beloved parts of its historic site in Paris will be replaced by a new, avant-garde tennis stadium.
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For over a decade, the Stone served as a ballast for the avant-garde on the Lower East Side.
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I prefer doing experimental, avant-garde, or immersive shows, and that's typically what I get hired for these days.
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"He was this dashing person—a kind of model of what an avant-garde artist should be," Mathews recalled.
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The light fixture above it, from the avant-garde design collective Superstudio, surveys the room like a giant eyeball.
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Avant le match, il a arrêté un homme qui tentait de rentrer dans le stade en forçant le passage.
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The renegade Italian cellist-composer Giovanni Sollima led exercises in improvisation, from Baroque styles to avant-garde noise-making.
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The avant-garde touches she employs may be inspired by John Cage, but her melodies are memorable, and original.
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The two-year-old avant-garde carnival Day for Night, which will return to downtown Houston on Friday, Dec.
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These exhibitions posited Abstract Expressionism as a natural development, à la Alfred Barr, to the European, prewar avant-garde.
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MX-80 was an actual performing band with roots in the music scene and with rock/jazz/avant agenda.
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Someone who falls squarely in the middle of these two categories is the American avant-garde composer, Laurie Anderson.
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Put another way: one version casts the avant-garde as a fixed canon, to which entry is permanently closed.
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Like David Bowie before her, she took a fascination with literature, theatre, dance and the avant-garde into the mainstream.
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The presence of evil in The Return has been high-concept, manifesting through avant-garde formal assaults and inscrutable symbolism.
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Le même mode opératoire se répétait: on s'en prenait d'abord aux cadres locaux avant de s'attaquer à toute la communauté.
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Prosper, Avant and LendingClub told Reuters that they report their loans to all three major credit bureaus at least monthly.
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In fact, this glossy, avant-garde take on a smoky eye may just be our boldest Short Cuts video yet.
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It gave Europe its first truly affordable car, the Type A, and popularized front-wheel drive with the Traction Avant.
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He went on to study at the University of Illinois, and founded four companies, including Avant, an online loan company.
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We'll never know for sure, because the Beatnik artist, avant-garde filmmaker, and pseudo-anthropologist didn't exactly catalog his collection.
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Netflix official Ted Sarandos and wife Nicole Avant, the former US ambassador to the Bahamas, have been big Obama donors.
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This dress has a classic silhouette with some seriously avant-garde details that puts it firmly in the "chic" category.
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Celebrate this Black History Month (and every month, really) by digging into Afrofuturism with a playlist celebrating avant garde musicians.
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In 2000 Joschka Fischer, then German foreign minister, proposed an "avant-garde" of countries ready to build a federal Europe.
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Tommy was the shyest, most literate, and most aware of what was happening in art, movies, and the avant-garde.
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But in many liberal eyes, avant-garde conservatives have morphed from countercultural rebels to government apologists—or worse, regime propagandists.
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Provisional Avant-Gardes: Little Magazine Communities from Dada to Digital by Sophie Seita is now out from Stanford University Press.
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Forgotten Heritage, an interactive database highlighting the work of overlooked European avant-garde artists active after 1945, was launched online.
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With 12 years of red-carpet duty under her belt, Wiig opted for something far more avant-garde on Sunday.
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"Luther and the Avant-garde" is exhibiting in Wittenberg until September 17th 2017, with supplementing presentations in Berlin and Kassel
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In Q1 2016, leading platforms significantly decreased originations (Prosper, 20023 percent; Avant, 27 percent) — and this was only the beginning.
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How formally bold or experimental is a "mainstream" work allowed to be before it is relegated to the avant-garde?
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I asked around, and was told that Gozo was an avant-garde poet who read in a bygone oracular style.
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Noting London's reputation for loud, avant-garde design, Pyo says she feared her more minimal perspective could easily get lost.
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Student and personal loan platform SoFi and near-prime lender Avant both launched funds to invest in their own loans.
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We hear a certain avant-garde sparkle-loving artist is going on tour and her fans really turn it out.
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More than any other city, London is home to some of the most avant-garde fashion houses in the world.
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Launched last month, Forgotten Heritage is an interactive, online database that highlights overlooked European avant-garde artists active after 1945.
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The best work of 2016 in the land of metal, noise, avant rock, out-there jazz, and in-there experimental.
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Then there was the 15-year-old avant-garde favorite Andre Walker, who began selling his clothes to Patricia Field.
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More potently, Metro again embraces his nearly avant-garde production side to properly convey the bleakness of 21's world.
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Eventually, though, he would abandon his studies and take up directorship of The Kitchen, a downtown avant-garde performance space.
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If you're a fan of avant-garde beauty — and live for selfies (who doesn't?) — you won't want to miss this.
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Susan Pack's Film Posters of the Russian Avant-Garde celebrates the experimental film posters from the pre-Stalin Soviet Union.
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This might be Songdo's most avant-garde integration, and only seven employees are needed to handle the entire city's garbage.
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It didn't help to even engage in the ideology if you were engaging in this kind of avant-garde art.
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It was such a performative thing that they were doing, It was almost like some weird avant-garde art show.
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Mr. Huang, who was born in 1954 in Xiamen, had built a reputation in China as an avant-garde provocateur.
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Deux, si vous vous préoccupez de la région, la première question c'est avant la Macédoine et l'Albanie, la Bosnie-Herzégovine.
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In Beirut, Adonis did his best to slough off his political past and reinvent himself as an avant-garde poet.
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Her avant-garde collection includes edible versions of candy lipsticks, sunglasses, mix tapes and records that include hand-painted details.
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This is the Howe difference: she brings to the austerities of avant-garde poetics the pressing emotional stakes of memoir.
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He staunchly adhered to figurative painting at a time when Abstraction, Minimalism and Conceptual art were seen as avant-garde.
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The video compliments the pop-trap song perfectly with moody lighting, dizzying camera work, avant-garde fashion, and mesmerizing choreography.
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By the 1940s, she was already a full fledged abstract painter moving among the still small avant-garde circle downtown.
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"Gemstones were once considered an avant-garde choice, but now brides are looking for that pop of color," he added.
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You could picture Johnny Cash performing some of the tunes, a church choir or an avant-garde ensemble tackling others.
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If that ad hoc game wasn't specifically built for Lonzo Ball's avant-garde ball-distribution, it sure looked like it.
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That exhibition examined Gutai, one of the most influential Japanese avant-garde movements in the post-World War II era.
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GdC: These are films that I know and love, even though my profession deals with the non-commercial avant-garde.
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His compositions are hardly more challenging than those of his contemporaries, avant-gardists such as Pierre Boulez and Karlheinz Stockhausen.
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Those three qualities you just mentioned—avant-garde, genderless, utilitarian—are also very applicable to what you want from clubwear.
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The pacing was off, the branding was off, the aesthetic was trying too hard to be avant-garde, Frankel said.
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He was decisively affected, in 1957, by an encounter with the art of the French avant-garde paladin Yves Klein.
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It is being led by the experimental director Ivo van Hove and the avant-garde choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker.
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The chef Richie Farina was part of the avant-garde, elite restaurant Moto in Chicago, which earned a Michelin star.
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"In your leadership of the avant-garde in modern America, you have taken another giant step forward," one letter read.
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" Je veux bien lui dire une fois qu'il a fini de me découper, mais certainement pas avant ", chuchote-t-il.
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But its journey from avant-garde German type to hipster favorite is unusual — and it includes Nazis and the moon.
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JARMUSCH It's true that I'm listening to avant-garde jazz, experimental music, underground hip-hop, 15th-century British polyphonic music.
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Their forever-fashionable textiles move comfortably with the body – the only Russian avant-garde projects that were actually mass-produced.
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Thirty years later, the American Bebe Barron created the avant-garde electronic sound for "Forbidden Planet" with her husband, Louis.
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The avant-garde group has produced 120 works in its nearly 50-year history, but always in someone else's space.
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Loosely if grudgingly accepting the avant garde marker, he bristles at the pretension and exclusionism evident in the art community.
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A selection of his critical essays was published in "From Avant-Garde to Pluralism: An On-the-Spot History" (2006).
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The cathartic two-guitar attack has the feel of avant-rock, while the astringent harmony recalls experiments by Charles Ives.
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The avant-garde Urwerk, for example, paired with Mr. Ferrier's brand to produce the Arpal One, which sold for $100,000.
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When the poem appeared in chapbook form two years later, it placed Eliot at the forefront of poetry's avant-garde.
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Columbia County, like all gay utopias, has its own aesthetic — one foot in the avant-garde, another in the historical.
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The brothers frequented avant-garde circles and were especially close to Guillaume Apollinaire, contributing essays to a journal he published.
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Many multisyllabled words have been used to describe the Wooster Group, the long-reigning avant-gardists of downtown New York.
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Hailed as progenitors of a Pop avant garde, they have been idolized as the most creative members of their generation.
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While the movement may sound intimidatingly avant-garde to nonmillennials, there are plenty of companies that make it look easy.
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Avant-garde in appearance and sound, they reflect Schonbeck's view that everyone is a musician and anything can make music.
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She frequently works with avant-garde designers like Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott and the celeb-favorite brand, The Blonds.
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Renowned as the most avant-garde of the 20th-century couturiers, Elsa Schiaparelli founded her maison in the late 1920s.
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Sometimes, Watson tells us, the chords were sonorous and melancholy, sometimes fantastic and cheery: obviously an avant-gardist at work.
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A collaboration with the Instagram-savvy dealership Avant Arte (490,000 followers) of the Netherlands, the show, which opened on Jan.
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Arte Povera, the politicized avant-garde art movement that blossomed in Italy in the late '60s, is having a moment.
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Listen: Whipping between the establishment and the avant-garde, the pianist and composer Conrad Tao, 25, is a rising star.
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Ivo van Hove is an anomaly: an avant-garde European stage auteur who has become a name brand on Broadway.
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An ecumenical cellist and vocalist, Ms. Hughes ranges deftly into chamber music, indie rock, R&B and avant-garde improvising.
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Together they represented something like an allied force for strong, perceptive memory and compositional vision within the avant-garde insurgency.
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"Ring Piece" was part of the eighth New York Avant Garde Festival, an annual testament to a reimagining of art.
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The latest dispatch from Chicago's avant-garde jazz diaspora is "Fly or Die," the trumpeter Jaimie Branch's forthcoming debut album.
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By 1976, the Notekillers, already entrenched in Philadelphia punk clubs, were drawn by New York's thriving avant-garde music scene.
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So, when cloud makeup starting popping up on feeds last spring, we politely bowed out of the avant-garde fad.
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He made his way through the crowd as something between an avant-garde happening and a classical-music rave unfolded.
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The conflict was ignited by a piece of street art inspired by the Russian avant-garde of a century ago.
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He joined Rio de Janeiro's avant-garde circles while still a teenager, making crisp geometric paintings inspired by Mondrian's abstractions.
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He has teamed with Gandini Juggling, a performance troupe that gives juggling — that traditional circus art — the avant-garde treatment.
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The gown featured a dramatic — and seemingly endless — train, adding a major dose of avant-garde to Chopra's entire look.
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After moving to New York in 1961, she helped found the avant-garde Judson Dance Theater group the next year.
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Instead, some of them grew eccentric and adventurous, impulsive and experimental, instinctive and personal — at times, bordering on avant-garde.
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Cannily navigating stylistic currents, he moved from folkloric nationalism to serialism and on to indeterminacy and other avant-garde techniques.
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"It's a little more avant-garde than your traditional kind of Broadway show movement," Cook said of De Keersmaeker's choreography.
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And Rosalía, a flamenco prodigy from Spain who is a burgeoning pop avant-gardist, isn't strictly speaking, a reggaeton artist.
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It was highly influential in the Russian avant-garde, calling for revolutionary ways of thinking about art and industrial production.
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Working against him: Might his avant-garde tendencies still prove a little too much for some members of the academy?
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In 2015, Mr. Nordine collaborated with Laurie Anderson, the avant-garde multimedia artist, at the SFJazz Center in San Francisco.
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This certainly holds true for the many women immortalized on the canvases of 220th-century avant-garde painter, Édouard Manet.
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But (if you missed Cameron's above Guy Debord reference) they also cite avant-garde group Situationist International as an inspiration.
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A virtual Letterist film manifesto, the film is so compelling that it greatly influenced American avant-garde filmmaker Stan Brakhage.
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Coming into her own as an artist in the 280s, she flouted the new orthodoxies of Paris's competing avant-gardes.
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To Dream Avant-Garde acknowledges the artistic innovators of today — those who push the cultural status quo in their work.
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Even among this group of avant-garde dreamers, there are a few who dared to dream a little more wildly.
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This is an old avant-gardist story: heralding art that pushes beyond its formal boundaries and fractures long-held illusions.
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Vibrant though it was, the Japanese avant-garde was relatively unknown to Western audiences for most of the 20th century.
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In the documentary film that screened at Broadway Cinematheque, Seven Sin: 7 Performances During 1989 China Avant-Garde Art Exhibition from the Wen Pulin Archive of Chinese Avant Garde Art, Xiao Lu and Tang Song's installation "Dialogue" was turned into a performance when Lu whipped out a gun and fired two shots into a mirror.
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