Despite any "degenerate" qualities these photographs might possess, their impact did not degenerate with age.
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Better remembered, of course, is the Degenerate Art Exhibition in which mainly German "degenerate" art was haphazardly hung in darkened corridors amidst propaganda demeaning the work.
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It was a fancy vibe, but in a degenerate way.
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" He calls Martin Luther King Jr. a "fraud and degenerate.
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"The question is how much more seriously they could degenerate."
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But modern English is deformed Old English and degenerate Middle English.
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Let's meld all the degenerate music and make it go down!
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Degenerate artists lost their jobs in the academies and couldn't teach.
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Or they thought Hillary Clinton was a criminal and moral degenerate.
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The Bern exhibition, "Degenerate Art, Confiscated and Sold," opens on Thursday.
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Joint surfaces degenerate over time, and help her determine age too.
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The video that ISIS made was about her husband being a degenerate.
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Image: HubbleThe marital feuds of strangers have long intrigued our degenerate species.
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Russians are under attack from the degenerate art of the country's Europeanized
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What organs degenerate under such extreme pressures of age, and what remains?
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Which is interesting, it does degenerate into wars, it's always robot wars.
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Der Sturm folded before it could be deemed "degenerate" by the Nazis.
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What type of degenerate throws someone off a balcony in a nightclub?
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Yet he was also condemned by the regime as a "degenerate" artist.
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Roth fearlessly embraces the ugliness of the aging degenerate, with Dostoevskian zeal.
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They reported finding "a 'rubber capsule' containing degenerate vegetable/plant matter" inside.
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We must not allow our creative protest to degenerate into physical violence.
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Hi father, an art dealer, had sold what Hitler dismissed as "degenerate" art.
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In a post on Degenerate State, the scientist took the lyrics off DarkLyrics.
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"The Republic" is haunted by the fear that democracies eventually degenerate into tyrannies.
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Degenerate," Jackson quickly defended herself and her use of the "organic, medicinal plant.
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Seva Granik is a nightlife degenerate and party promoter in New York City.
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Then the Nazis designated him a degenerate artist and began confiscating his works.
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There's been attempts through these robotics competitions, but they always degenerate into wars.
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The condition causes nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord to degenerate.
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CBD does the opposite, spurring damaged cells to degenerate, which can counteract alcohol's effects.
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All too often for us, hypertension's complications degenerate our bodies and deplete our communities.
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Similarly, the longer a former player lives, the further the brain appears to degenerate.
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I feel every feeling, I sob, I cry, I'm a bit of a degenerate.
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Exchanges about linguistic differences quickly degenerate into squabbles that openly parade thinly veiled Latinophobia.
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Trump last week called Bernstein a "degenerate fool" over his reporting on the administration.
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Some pro-Russian politicians see her nomination as part of a degenerate Western plot.
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The floods can overwhelm storm drains, and slowly degenerate infrastructure and strain city resources.
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The Bern museum will host "Dossier Gurlitt: 'Degenerate Art,' Confiscated and Sold," from Nov.
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Trump called Bernstein a "degenerate fool" over a CNN story that Bernstein co-bylined.
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CHRISTINE PENDLETONCraven Arms, Shropshire Shropshire's hills would not degenerate into scrubland without their "woolly lawnmowers".
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Living and boning in space—particularly on Mars—has fascinated our degenerate species for decades.
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Consequently, these nerves slowly degenerate and lose the ability to communicate with their distant targets.
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Verge commenter bennyfactor pointed out that hagfish are in fact considered "odd" or "degenerate" vertebrates.
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Hitler also publicly raged against the "vice" of homosexuality and the "degenerate" lives of transsexuals.
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She would also pose as a degenerate gambler to help raid women-only betting parlors.
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The Resistance has been flagging recently, even if abhorrence of Trump's degenerate administration has not.
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Americans, we were told, were crazed and aggressive, the product of corrupt democracy and degenerate morals.
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If Mr Trump's foreign relations degenerate into acrimonious protectionism, then American shoppers and workers will lose.
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It would mean that the upland hills, deprived of their woolly lawnmowers, would degenerate into scrubland.
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But they soon find themselves dangerously out of their depth against a pack of degenerate criminals.
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In truth, degenerate sports bettors are some of the wisest people in this country right now.
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He simply believed he was a degenerate drug addict who had to constantly prove his worth.
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This means they rapidly degenerate to the point where the battery can no longer be recharged.
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On the other hand, if she played it as written, the show would degenerate into bathos.
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Even before the Daniels news, some historians and journalists compared Trump to famously degenerate Roman emperors.
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In his writings, he uses my father, a Jew, as an example of a degenerate race.
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It was really during Hitler's time, they called it degenerate and all the rest of it.
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His health began to degenerate and he died publicly on the sidewalk a few years ago.
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"They're disgusted by what they consider a degenerate culture," she told me in a recent interview.
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In fact, Yager says Phrasee's AI model starts to degenerate after about 150 words or so.
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In the 433s, the Third Reich labeled Otto Dix's ghostlike figures with mutilated bodies ''degenerate art.
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She was called a "total degenerate" and "stupid, stupid lady" in emails, according to the complaint.
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His father had been an art dealer and sold what the Nazis dismissed as "degenerate" art.
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He seemed charming, but he could have been anything—a degenerate, a wife beater, a rapist.
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"I thought he was a monster, I thought he was a degenerate," he said in 222.
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Chinoputsa said police had refused to sanction the march, saying that it would degenerate into violence.
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Here he is writing about his father the degenerate gambler, for ESPN, and it's vintage Junod.
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If that were the case I would gladly pay $70 dollars to have a degenerate-hunter simulator.
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Governments can engineer differentiation in higher education, but state-sponsored differentiation tends to degenerate into academic apartheid.
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Materner described the sculpture as "degenerate art," a term used by the Nazis to characterize modernist art.
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Here are just a few examples: Degenerate former Congressman Anthony Weiner is trying to make a comeback.
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Scum, bastard, degenerate … he exhausted almost all of the insulting words there are in the Chinese language.
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Discussions about fossil fuels and their alternatives often degenerate into a battle to delegitimize the other side.
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It will focus on art that was confiscated by the German authorities — art that Hitler deemed degenerate.
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The document also required the federal government to ensure that states not degenerate into monarchies or dictatorships.
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Successive French governments have allowed relations between minority youth and the police to degenerate to this point.
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The Nazis pushed the idea that these degenerate groups would mix with true Germans and spoil Germany.
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"I'm having an orgasm watching the prices dropping - upvote if you're a sick degenerate like me," it reads.
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I will tell you that you are a basic part of everything that is dirty, degenerate, and fallen.
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But while some surveillance-related friction is probably inevitable, it does not have to degenerate into outright hostility.
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Voltaire contended that a unique faith, if granted secular power, was bound to degenerate into cruelty and fanaticism.
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Otzi, for his part, his hanging out in a climate-controlled vault in Italy so he doesn't degenerate.
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However, those structures degenerate before they fully become distinct, since they're transitory and only present at embryonic stages.
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He thinks I'm a degenerate racemixing kike and I think he's a knuckledragging racist in a cheap suit.
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And if you for some reason know any corrupted or degenerate "Baby Shark" versions, keep them to yourselves.
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Exactly. Right. Exactly. My feeling is the architecture is thus, that it will only degenerate into crappy discussions.
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Things will be even worse if the Democrats themselves degenerate into squabbles over either ideological purity or fiscal probity.
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One worked-up attendee at the rally screamed at reporters, whom he called "degenerate filth", to leave the country.
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Whereas the "Old Negro" was "degraded" or "degenerate", Mr Gates summarises, the New Negro was sober, classy and sophisticated.
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This attracted the attention of Planet Mu label owner Mike Paradinas, who released their debut album Degenerate in 2005.
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As Montgomery points out, short of exercise and essential vitamins, those muscles are going to degenerate and abandon you.
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Beneath its placid surface lies the beginning of what would become degenerate art in the eyes of the Nazis.
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He began espousing a "warrior" code in relation to his veganism and critiquing the trappings of modern "degenerate" culture.
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As Adolf Hitler devastated Europe, he sold off or destroyed "degenerate" works by Picasso, Klee, Miró, Ernst, and others.
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Ellen's triumph was inarguably dependent on the fact that she is white, thin, and ("degenerate" wordplay aside) profoundly unobjectionable.
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If you don't trust the order, you kind of degenerate into the Byzantine Generals Problem and you can't function.
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We know that Walter White dies at the end of Breaking Bad, but we watch to see him degenerate.
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You can't sit someone down and expose them to air pollution and watch their brains degenerate in real time.
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"Some of them are typical degenerate traitors to their ethnic group," said Dilxat Raxit, a Uighur activist in Germany.
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I portrayed mob associates, drug dealers, boiler-room hustlers, degenerate gamblers and numerous tough guys just like Wahl's Terranova.
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With age, disease or injury, spinal discs can degenerate and bulge, resulting in back pain, which can be debilitating.
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The real fear in the Trump era should be that everything will become disorganized, chaotic, degenerate, clownish and incompetent.
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He was also targeted by the Nazis as a Jew and a promoter of what they considered "degenerate" art.
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Smoke bombs went off, and tensions rose between protesters and officers, but the march did not degenerate into rioting.
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In 1937, the Nazi party staged an exhibition called Entartete Kunst, or Degenerate Art, with what they had gathered.
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Unsurprisingly, nothing came of his efforts, and his work was included in the infamous Degenerate Art Exhibition of 1937.
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But after a time I could no longer love to hate the degenerate boy-king overlords of Silicon Valley.
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To my complete surprise, I beat out 25 of the most degenerate speed-eating freaks our city had to offer.
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In the 1930s he was declared a degenerate artist by the Nazis, and was exiled to Amsterdam for a decade.
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" He urged Americans to band together to solve these issues and not let it "degenerate into the usual political scrum.
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The idea that landowners and farmers will let the land "degenerate into scrubland" is fanciful when land prices have skyrocketed.
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It's been a decade since Vex'd released Degenerate and you recently reunited for Planet Mu's 20th anniversary showcase in London.
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London 1938: Defending "Degenerate" German Art tells the story of a monumental British exhibition of artists persecuted by the Nazis.
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Supporters of Mr. Trump, a moral degenerate, justify their support by saying we're electing a president rather than a pastor.
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Now, we're not saying you're a degenerate gambler if you're wagering money on Friday's weather in Billings, Montana, but ... y'know.
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For example, the government characterized the Brazilian Carnival, a source of great pride in our culture, as a degenerate party.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "Degenerate Art" has become synonymous with the Nazi war on free thought and expression.
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"The degenerate Washington Post MADE UP the story about me asking Bill Barr to hold a news conference," Trump tweeted.
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In July 1937, four years after Adolf Hitler came into power, his regime organized the infamous Degenerate Art Exhibition in Munich.
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Sometimes you have filthy, degenerate sex on the nearest surface; sometimes you just bang one out after eating too much pasta.
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"We can protest peacefully to show our disapproval but things can only degenerate if authorities unjustly employ brutal force," said Saley.
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If you've waited this long to buy gifts, you're either a degenerate or an atheist—in either case, shame on you!!!
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Why this is important: Among other problems, Parkinson's disease, which affects roughly one million Americans, causes neurons to degenerate and die.
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In 1937, the Nazis organized an exhibition of "degenerate art," which vilified modernists, including Bauhaus artists Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky.
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Branded a "degenerate" artist by the Nazis, Ernst fled France for New York in '41 with the Gestapo on his heels.
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" The Washington Post editorialized that 90 percent of Italians coming to the United States were "the degenerate spawn" of "Asiatic hordes.
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Imagine being a degenerate fake news piece of shit spouting your bullshit speculative opinions each and every day like Bret Baier.
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A showcase of portraits also mingles paintings by artists deemed "degenerate" with those by artists in line with the new regime.
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Civil rights nonprofit Color of Change had petitioned Google to take back its money over the senator's "brutal and degenerate rhetoric."
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Condemned as a degenerate painter when Hitler came to power, he exiled himself to Switzerland, where he committed suicide in 1938.
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Maybe they need to feel that way to justify their corrupt bargain with the most morally degenerate president in American history.
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For a band that trades on degenerate cynicism, zozh may be laughable, but for the rest of Russia it is great news.
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The charge is frequently leveled against high-ranking suspects as a way of showing they are morally degenerate and worthy of punishment.
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Fun Fact: In one of the shots, Deadsy's wearing a vintage Crazy Horse shirt ... 'cause he's a degenerate who loves naked women.
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Guo Boxiong was a "greedy degenerate" who would get what was coming to him, the defense ministry said in an online commentary.
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But the story so far of how Ethereum's wildest, most degenerate experiment paid out its first jackpot is interesting enough to consider.
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Bernstein response came after the president called him a "degenerate fool" who lives in the past and made up a fake story.
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Nikolaus Habjan, this latest version's director, populates his phantasmagorical production with an army of diseased- and degenerate-looking Muppet-like ventriloquist's dummies.
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According to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, a natural tendency of any isolated system is to degenerate into a more disordered state.
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An increasingly affluent society was excoriated as soft, degenerate and vulnerable, while Americans were called (by other Americans) flabby and gullible dupes.
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Yeah, definitely with those guys, I think they are both participants in and very disgusted by what they consider a degenerate culture.
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This is the type of place that Hollywood movies give to a really sleazy pimp or pornographer or some other kind of degenerate.
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In documents and conversation fragments throughout the game, Americans express relief that "degenerate" black and Jewish culture is gone, thanks to Nazi purges.
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Gropius had tried hard to keep politics out of art, but the Nazis were increasingly hostile to the Bauhaus, branding its output degenerate.
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"I think if anything, I'm glad it was him and not a degenerate or a scoundrel that I was left defending," he said.
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Also, the market doesn't seem to believe that oil will degenerate into "everyone for themselves" or that this threat is a paper tiger.
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This "degenerate art" was so publicly reviled, such an affront to the National Socialist identity, that it simply had to go on display.
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I decided to visit them in one night to see if I, in not becoming a degenerate, might encourage the building of more.
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With its long white marble bar, Ramona is a great place to drink by yourself without feeling like the degenerate that you are.
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"Alberto will likely become a subtropical depression tonight or early Tuesday and degenerate into a remnant low by Tuesday afternoon," the NHC said.
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Known as the "whisky priest," the character is a degenerate: He drinks, he fathers a child, he prays to be captured and killed.
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Great prizes await the first few people to break ranks and tell the country what they know about this corrupt and degenerate presidency.
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Carlson is linking his portrait of coastal cities—degenerate, decaying—to the right's larger attack on the coastal elites leading the Democratic Party.
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Munich argued that those principles were applicable only to art taken from Jews, not works seized as part of the "degenerate art" purge.
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A side plot reuniting Fat Amy with her degenerate father (John Lithgow) nearly takes over the movie when Amy's father kidnaps the Bellas.
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Hitler, they say, only wants to help his country and his people, who were in degenerate shambles before he came to restore order.
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This day in history, May 10, 1933 to be exact, Nazi youth burned some 19333,000 to 25,000 books deemed "degenerate" by the fascist regime.
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Nerve cells that communicate and control the voluntary muscles of the body (such as those in the arms, legs and face) degenerate or die.
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As the insurgency in Xinjiang worsened in the last decade, false beliefs about the inherently criminal and degenerate nature of Muslims continued to spread.
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Religious right crusader Jerry Falwell dubbed Ellen DeGeneres "Ellen Degenerate," continuing the longstanding conservative tradition of trying really hard to be funny and failing.
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Traditional financial news has continued to degenerate into attention-seeking sound bites that are at best of little value and at worst, downright dangerous.
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"ISIS just claimed the Degenerate Animal who killed, and so badly wounded, the wonderful people on the West Side, was 'their soldier,' " he tweeted.
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But it did not take long for the surface bonhomie to degenerate into a fierce and public clash unlike any other in modern times.
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It's the utter predictability that this would degenerate into a humanitarian nightmare that connects Oscár and Valeria to the 2,000 kids in CBP's custody.
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The 1937 Munich exhibition Degenerate Art contained 17 works by Klee and Hitler's Nazi aesthetic ideal marked the end of his career in Germany.
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Family Guy and Harry Potter came in for criticism as well: One is a proponent of degenerate values; the other is evil occult witchcraft.
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It does degenerate into ugliness around immigration, around ... This is something that Silicon Valley ... I'd love to get your thoughts on why that happens.
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Soon after the Degenerate Art exhibition, the British art dealer Noel "Peter" Norton and her colleagues began making plans to stage a response to it.
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London 1938 — Defending "Degenerate" German Art is on view from October 7, 2018 until January 14 2019 at Liebermann Villa (Colomierstraße 3 14109 Berlin, Germany).
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We were frustrated with the administration's lack of transparency; time passed without any tangible progress, and the landscape of Tufts social life began to degenerate.
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So, like a terrible boyfriend or a degenerate gambler with a new blackjack system, let me tell you why things will be different this time.
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The nearly 19443 works in "Before the Fall" include paintings by Otto Dix, Oskar Kokoschka, Max Beckmann and other artists deemed "degenerate" by the Nazis.
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"Some people start disguised as political activists and degenerate to criminals, I think they are unhappy that the police is on their back," he said.
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The lawsuit says the movie wrongfully portrayed him as a "criminal, a drug user and a degenerate" through the character, Nicky Koskoff, according to the complaint.
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If nothing changes and the next mayor of Baltimore offers no new ideas, Sparaco is concerned the city will degenerate into a medieval state of despair.
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A CT scan of his brain revealed the "rubber capsule containing degenerate vegetable/plant matter," as Smith's team describe it, which doctors removed under general anaesthesia.
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Taking his cue from Machiavelli's "The Prince", Pareto contended that established elites tend over time to degenerate into "spineless humanitarians", unable to respond forcefully to challenges.
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As for NCAS, the central tenet of its belief system is that modern architecture is a degenerate art form, bringing about the downfall of Western Society.
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The Nazi regime labelled many works, especially avant-garde and modernist ones, as Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art)—"un-German", "communist", or otherwise anathema to Nazis values.
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An additional 231 works were found to have belonged to German museums when they were removed by the Nazis as part of the "Degenerate Art" operation.
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" On the NYC attack: "ISIS just claimed the Degenerate Animal who killed, and so badly wounded, the wonderful people on the West Side, was 'their soldier.
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This new abrasiveness led to some daring experiments, like a story in which a gay man and his female friend degenerate from codependence into rank pathology.
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Gandhi could see that public life organized around a morally neutral conception of private interests is always likely to degenerate into ferocious competition and violent coercion.
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So-called "degenerate art" amassed by the Nazis' art dealer, Hildebrand Gurlitt, and given to a Bern museum in 2014 have been on display since November.
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In July 1937, the Nazis staged their infamous Degenerate Art exhibition at the Haus der Deutsche Kunst (known today as the Haus der Kunst) in Munich.
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The final result is a series containing 16 photographs of the butts in 10 different locations, essentially miniature monuments to one of humanity's most degenerate behaviors.
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It looked remarkably similar to an untitled 1923 Mondrian that the Nazis had displayed as an example of "degenerate art" in a famous 1937 Munich exhibition.
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"Continued weakening is forecast as Alberto moves farther inland, and the system is expected to degenerate into a remnant low by Tuesday evening," the NHC said.
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" The rhinolith was removed from the man's nose under general anesthetic, and a subsequent study revealed that it contained a "rubber capsule containing degenerate vegetable/plant matter.
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Satan and his horde of miscreants are colorful and bewitching; they come across like degenerate party friends who manage to effortlessly bring out the worst in you.
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After the clock strikes seven, the boards begin to fill with a riddle of green, glowing numbers and words that are only legible to the truly degenerate.
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As a young man from a loving family with a promising future, or a degenerate alcoholic who promoted gross sex acts and drug abuse in his work?
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Usually an incoming presidential administration is at least somewhat united by a common purpose, and doesn't degenerate into public kvetching and backstabbing until it's suffered some setbacks.
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Most of the women who were hospitalized were accused of being "degenerate mothers"—they didn't fit the model of what the state believed a mother should be.
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I have a lot of experience with people passed out because of 15 years of being a degenerate, so I fishhook his mouth and started slapping him.
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From the gorgeous font to the brilliantly-chosen, nuanced PINK and GOLD colorway, the donut brand is recognizable to even the most degenerate of anti-American urbanites.
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Most importantly, strict rules that treat all websites like degenerate copyright pirates could stymie the growth of internet services at the forefront of the 21st century economy.
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"); and, inevitably, of our degenerate and too-permissive times ("Why, when I was a child, we ate what was put in front of us, and no nonsense!
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Like the so-called "degenerate" book covers of the Weimar Republic, these illustrations were the mass-produced, accessible products of the Expressionist, Cubist, Dadaist and Surrealist movements.
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His snapshot of a nun carrying a dead baby in her arms becomes the first clue in a dark subplot about the stolen children of "degenerate" Republicans.
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In 1937, Paul Klee's paintings were included in what might have been the best-attended art show of the 20th century: the "Degenerate Art" exhibition in Munich.
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It became embroiled in political rows: conservatives on the right, including Nazis, considered it "degenerate", utopian and Bolshevist, while the left thought it lacked a clear ideology.
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Donald Trump is about to follow in the footsteps of Bill Clinton ... at least that's the way degenerate gamblers and bookies see the impeachment process playing out.
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The characterization of the so-called White Turks as wealthy, degenerate, condescending elites obsessed with partying resurfaced, to remind people of the proper object of their resentments.
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Heading into Wednesday's hearing, there were whispers of concern from Democrats wary that the proceeding would degenerate into an unruly spectacle of partisan disruption and political grandstanding.
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By successfully propping up the degenerate Assad regime, the Kremlin gained veto on any possible political solution to Syria and got a meaningful foothold in the broader region.
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Walsh considers the Bulldog "the best means of infusing fresh courage into degenerate breeds," and goes so far as to acknowledge blood sport's influence on the breed's purity.
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State mandates for what counts as culture are always signs of creeping authoritarianism—banning architectural styles comes from the same file as banning books and declaring paintings degenerate.
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The ambassador noted the simple impact of Mr Kim looking so different from the "dissipated, degenerate 'playboy madman' deliciously and maliciously painted for years in the South's media".
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They also found it was not necessary to edit all of the hair cells — neighboring unedited cells didn't not degenerate despite still having the mutant gene, Urnov says.
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It promoted the work of abstract expressionist painters like Jackson Pollock because their artistic style would have been considered degenerate in both Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Soviet Union.
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Most Chinese scholars have thought of Taoism as a degenerate philosophy — something that once had to do with Laozi but ended up with a bunch of charlatan tricks.
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To put it more succinctly, Donald Trump is a lowlife degenerate with the temperament of a 10-year-old and the moral compass of a severely wayward teen.
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" And when he was sentenced, the Evening Republican — a newspaper in Meadville, Pa. — headlined the story "Got Off Easy: A Degenerate to Serve Seven Years at Sing Sing.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Besides planting stories in the press, the F.B.I. forged a letter threatening to expose him as a degenerate and seemingly proposing his suicide.
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" A New York Times editorial in the 1920s warned of "swarms of aliens," while a Washington Post editorial referred to Italians as "degenerate spawn of the Asiatic hordes.
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" A New York Times editorial in the 1920s warned of "swarms of aliens," while a Washington Post editorial referred to Italians as "degenerate spawn of the Asiatic hordes.
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It's not great stuff, and it can and should be called out when it crosses the line lest the American left degenerate to the level of its British peers.
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The powerful Commander Waterford (Joseph Fiennes) calls Moira a "degenerate," in part because it's suggested she is a lesbian, but there's no suggestion of racial prejudice in the show.
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All I want for Christmas is EU Christmas feasts, whether carp or ham, goose or turkey, sometimes degenerate into unjolly arguments about the euro, the EU, Brexit or immigration.
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He called Mr. Ofili's work and that of some other artists "absolutely gross, degenerate stuff," and vowed as president to ensure that federal funds would never support such art.
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And the dialogue is less than snappy, with Gio blaming his eye problems on "immaculate degenerate" (a corruption of macular degeneration) and Terry flinging around malapropisms of his own.
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Legalized sports betting isn't just a win for degenerate gamblers ... it could also have a real impact in reducing violent crimes and sex trafficking ... so says Senator Cory Booker.
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The Third Reich had banned exhibitions of his work as "degenerate," and he was crippled with severe arthritis, which obliged him to use both hands to wield a brush.
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This theme continues in "Degenerate Pet" (2017) and "Pet of a New Order" (2017), in which loaves of molding bread sit on Day-Glo-colored pebbles inside glass terrariums.
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The currency is also being undermined by the global risk-off mood, with tariff tensions between China and the United States threatening to degenerate into a full-scale trade war.
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Fischinger's musical animations were deemed "degenerate art" in Hitler's Germany, and he left for the US in 1936, when an agent from Paramount Pictures recruited him to work in America.
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In a year when both sides regard the other's candidate as not merely mistaken but degenerate and criminal, that is particularly hard: "It's been a little nuts," one forlornly conceded.
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German art dealer Hildebrand Gurlitt built up the collection after being enlisted by the Nazis to sell modern art they had seized from German museums and collectors and labeled "degenerate".
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I'm clearly the more invested one in this degenerate pair of 25-year-olds — both of us sucking down this city like the second-to-last margarita of happy hour.
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As for the stereotypical image of a night owl being a degenerate adolescent, there is some biological basis for why people tend to start their day earlier as they age.
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The classes in his charge frequently degenerate into lesser versions of a cafeteria's "full riot-gear fluffernutter death-metal maelstrom," but he is called back to sub again and again.
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And Tamberlaine, after taking time to see a "degenerate" Charles Ludlam play, is left to lament the lack of fresh worlds to conquer before arriving at a very untidy demise.
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In 1935, two of her nudes were pointed out by the Nazis as examples of degenerate art, and the museum devoted to her limited collection was denounced as promoting vulgarity.
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" Nolde's work "The Life of Christ" was the centerpiece of the infamous 1937 "Degenerate Art" exhibition in Munich, mounted by the Nazis to defame and ridicule art considered "un-German.
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In the interest of ensuring the preservation of these seeds over time, Asdal and NordGen are conducting research to investigate whether the seeds degenerate, despite storage at an ideal temperature.
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"I do not want this campaign to degenerate into a Trump-type effort where we're attacking each other, where it's personal attacks," Sanders said, emphasizing he wants to debate substance.
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At the Bern exhibition, focused on Gurlitt's holdings in what the Nazis called "degenerate art," Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's "Two Nudes on a Bed" is a sinuous hieroglyph in colored chalk.
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His sales-promoting degenerate image as a lonely, mentally-deranged, tousled dauber — perpetuated by Vincente Minnelli's 21902 film Lust for Life and Julian Schnabel's 21908 At Eternity's Gate — is fictitious.
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Wielding the label of "degenerate art" as a cudgel, Hitler and his henchmen ruined the careers of significant artists, sending them into exile or to their deaths, sometimes by suicide.
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"If Taiwan's air defense fleet is allowed to degenerate in number and quality, I am concerned that it would be destabilizing and would encourage Chinese aggression to ensue," they wrote.
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Although Karen may degenerate into a tropical depression or tropical wave by then, little overall change in wind speed is expected over the next day or so, the NHC said.
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Late night host Trevor Noah suggested Monday that President Trump is "morally degenerate" for his support of Senate candidate Roy Moore, who is accused of sexual misconduct with teenage girls.
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Joe Biden might not win this week's Democratic debates, but he's likely gonna win big money for degenerate gamblers betting on him to hug a female candidate during his debate.
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The former revisited the infamous 1937 Nazi exhibition of modern art, Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art); the latter homed in on the vibrant and tumultuous cultural landscape of Weimar-era Berlin.
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In 2014, Bowlen was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, a progressive disease that causes brain cells to degenerate and die, slowly wiping away memories and other mental functions, according to the Alzheimer's Association.
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Last summer, Kassel city councilman Thomas Mater denounced an obelisk by Olu Oguibe, created for Documenta 14, as "degenerate art," and threatened to organize protests should his city acquire the work.
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I happen to have the brain chemistry, I believe, that is exactly designed for gambling, and I've found an outlet for my degenerate gambling that is actually considered acceptable by society.
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What we're seeing here is a normal shot in the daily life of Donald, who eats his fast food with a knife and fork like the goddamn degenerate that he is.
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" Farrakhan is also a homophobe claiming that Jews are "responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out turning men into women and women into men.
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It was time, he said, for the right to stamp out degenerate liberalism once and for all—but some of his fellow conservatives, like David French, were standing in the way.
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Nearly all the bars here seem to have the appearance of being the collective degenerate zone of Monterrey, but they're really just like any other place (without malls and air conditioning).
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" Rodger was a frequent visitor of the now-offline male supremacist site PUAhate, which he said "confirmed many of the theories I had about how wicked and degenerate women really are.
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A parallel exhibition, "Dossier Gurlitt: 'Degenerate Art,' Confiscated and Sold," will also open in November at the Kunsthalle in Bern, Switzerland, focusing on works confiscated from German museums starting in 1938.
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And Dylan was this degenerate stoner loser, and then you see him and you realize that those things could be true, some of them, but he's so much more than that.
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Without his dictatorship, the system will degenerate into entropy, and bankruptcy or, even more dangerously will become increasingly open to demands by the public for more transparency, accountability, and democratizing pressures.
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But if they spent more time in the mainstream culture and in society in general, perhaps they wouldn't have this sense that everything is degenerate and Western civilization is in ruins.
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That same year, coincidentally, the Nazi government sponsored the exhibition of so-called Degenerate Art in Munich, featuring works by some of the same modern artists that Barr hung in New York.
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But honestly, what kind of degenerate steals money out of a tip jar, much less one belonging to an Uber driver who's probably at one point been denied tips through the app?
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"It should be a good direction, and we have to overcome the ethos of being seen as pioneering," she said, noting that can degenerate into doing the same thing over and over.
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Some hailed Duysak as a hero; others derided him as an enemy of free speech or a degenerate — though of course most responses seemed to hinge on how people felt about Trump.
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The most common red giants are stars nearing the end of the so-called red-giant-branch but are still fusing hydrogen into helium in a shell surrounding a degenerate helium core.
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This degenerate idea of family makes me miss the old-school first family—that relic of the bad old days before the notion of equality between the sexes was even a thing.
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Any negative associations I've ever had about Mexican vegan food, vanish, and in my degenerate carnivore heart I feel a wave of shame for all the jokes I ever made about vegans.
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Driven from Nazi Germany in 1933 subsequent to being branded a degenerate artist, Hausmann docilely dwelt on the sunny island of Ibiza where he became a prolific, sensitive, and surprisingly lyrical photographer.
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On Sunday we were reintroduced to the Hilltop, a place of relative plenty — including lots of food, an obstetrician and apparently a big ol' tractor — overseen by a sniveling degenerate named Gregory.
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FYI, if you're one of those degenerate gamblers who likes to bet on the over/under for length of the National Anthem performance ... here's some advice -- Demi's rendition at the Conor vs.
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The Nazi regime began by crafting the ideal of Germans (light-skinned, blonde, blue-eyed, etc.) and differentiating them from various groups they described as degenerate (Jews, Romani, people with disabilities, etc.).
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Another early example of socializing memes, the 2011 image macro of a red-faced young man in baggy clothes and a sideways hat usually included text describing common behaviors of freeloading, degenerate types.
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Listen up you degenerate gamblers ... Bob Baffert, one of the greatest horse trainers of all time, is gonna give you an iron-clad LOCK to win big money at the Belmont Stakes Saturday.
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There's just no way you can expect any studio to make a game to cater to everything every degenerate like me wants, but opening a game to modding means we can get closer.
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The museum also holds paintings by the native Stuttgarter, many of which were purged during the Nazis' degenerate art campaign, as well as the Oskar Schlemmer Archive, including letters, drawings, notes and photographs.
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Subsequent tweets included calling legendary reporter Carl Bernstein a "degenerate fool": CNN is being torn apart from within based on their being caught in a major lie and refusing to admit the mistake.
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The scene renders a slightly ahistorical version of an infamous exhibition of "Degenerate Art" that the Nazi party actually mounted in 1937, to display work they blamed for the disintegration of German culture.
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He helped many other artists travel over the Atlantic, including some in the infamous Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art) exhibition of 1937, and encouraged the Surrealist movement to flourish in a new American home.
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And like Trump's reference to the "inner city," McCaughey's reference to rap is primed to signal-boost racist ideas that black people are inherently degenerate and contaminate any thing or place they touch.
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"Through public neglect and legislative penny-pinching, state after state has allowed its institutions for the care and cure of the mentally sick to degenerate into little more than concentration camps," Maisel wrote.
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But some deeply conservative politicians called her nomination part of a degenerate Western plot, and critics on the left and some lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Serbs dismissed her as Mr. Vucic's puppet.
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On the museum's second floor, for example, a black curtain drapes the entrance to a gallery of still lifes, some by artists deemed "degenerate," others by avowed Nazis (like the painter Franz Sedlacek).
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The report comes as China and the United States plan to hold trade talks, offering hope they might resolve an escalating tariff conflict that threatens to degenerate into an all-out trade war.
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At its worst, this kind of fiction, the writer Hari Kunzru has observed, can "degenerate into something like an artfully curated social media feed," lapsing into solipsism and betraying a lack of imagination.
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I think it says that their sense of the world gone to hell was actually influenced by their own immersion in the forms of culture that they eventually saw as degenerate and ruined.
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People going around in gothic makeup don't really think that vampires represented the "degenerate" Slavic or Jewish races who flooded in from the East to suck Germany dry of resources and contaminate Aryan blood.
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"You young people should be assured that you will witness the demise of the enemies of humanity, meaning the degenerate American civilization, and the demise of Israel," Khamenei said in a meeting with students.
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Leipzig-born Max Beckmann, whose work was labeled as "degenerate art" by the Nazi regime and banned from museums, arrived in the United States in 1948 after a period of exile in the Netherlands.
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I got to know "Das Wunder der Heliane" through a 1993 recording on the Decca label—part of an invaluable series, called Entartete Musik, or Degenerate Music, honoring composers who suffered under the Nazis.
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The thesis is that the 20th-century philosophers T.W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer were basically correct when they argued that the Enlightenment world has an innate tendency to degenerate into myth, reason into unreason.
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It's a paradox: They believe the West has grown degenerate and weak because it internalized Christian values, but they find themselves defending Christendom because they believe it's the glue that binds European culture together.
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As a member of the Frankfurt Hot Club, a group of young jazz enthusiasts, Jung often found transmissions from London, Switzerland and America, for they played the music deemed "degenerate" and outlawed in Germany.
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Faced with a barrage of international condemnation, those officers are trying to shape an explanation for the violence on June 3, portraying the raid as a moral crusade against degenerate, armed pro-democracy protesters.
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Its focus is on works acquired as part of the 1938 law that allowed the Nazis to seize so-called "degenerate" art, mostly Modernist pieces viewed by Hitler as un-German or as Jewish.
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Was it even possible for painters who opposed the Nazis, but who did not follow Beckmann and other "degenerate" artists into exile or dissidence, to make meaningful art in Germany in the late 1930s?
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In restitution news, the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin returned Hans Baldung Grien's 1537 painting of the biblical patriarch Lot to the descendants of Hans Purrmann, a German painter who was declared degenerate by the Nazis.
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Adam Sandler's performance as a degenerate gambler is something I will never get out of my head because for as many shady things as he does, you can't help but root for the guy.
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"I at least want to feel good walking into the house, before I become a true degenerate — I've got to drink kale and ginger, before I go right into the vodka and tequila," she quipped.
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Someone is wrong on the internet I'm a long-term cryptocurrency believer, pretty saddened to see the space degenerate into something about as interesting and brimming with emergent properties as an unregulated penny-stock market.
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Michelle Goldberg Because there is broad consensus that Donald Trump is a lewd degenerate, nothing Stormy Daniels, the pornographic film actress and director, told "60 Minutes" about their alleged 20093 sexual encounter was particularly astonishing.
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Slovakia was then still part of Czechoslovakia and in the grip of a Communist government that had no interest in celebrating an artist it regarded as a drug-addled degenerate whose art work celebrated consumerism.
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Living up to the degenerate tag in his own crazed way (see the self-portraits in which he reminds one of a drunk troll in his underwear), Kippenberger was equal parts Picabia and Andy Kaufman.
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In 1911, Eugen Bleuler, a Swiss-German psychiatrist, published a book describing a series of cases of men and women, typically in their teens and early twenties, whose thoughts had begun to tangle and degenerate.
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"I am concerned that in the absence of a credible and meaningful political dialogue among Congolese stakeholders, tensions could degenerate into a severe crisis, with a high risk of relapse into violence and instability," Ban said.
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While Hase earned a living through these years as a commercial photographer, working from an independent studio she founded in 1932, she kept her personal art photography a secret, fearing Hitler's brutal censorship of "degenerate" art.
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So far, more than 200 have been identified as works of "degenerate art" that the Nazis had banned, and six (now including the Couture painting) were confirmed as having been looted from victims of Nazi persecution.
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Revisiting it recently, I was reminded that while we were meant to find the antics of Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor) and his degenerate buds funny, director Danny Boyle never fully disguised his antipathy for these cretins.
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"To envision this brutal and degenerate type of frame during a time when Black people, Jewish People and immigrants are still being targeted for violence by White nationalists and racists is hateful and hurtful," he added.
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Amid a disturbing resurgence of far-right ideologies throughout Europe and the US, London 1938 — Defending "Degenerate" German Art attests to the importance of cultural freedom and international exchange as a means of countering fascist propaganda.
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Factor in contentious editors, interviews that need to be transcribed, and a steady consumption of high-grade cannabis, and you've got a difficult road for two degenerate headbangers trying to navigate the battlefield of nonfiction publishing.
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In the Third Reich, their music would have been considered as "entartet" [degenerate] and pure noise, their long hair as unmanly, and they would have been one of the first to go into some concentration camps.
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Occasionally, themed episodes feature, for example, female composers or "degenerate music" suppressed by the Nazis; but the treatment of these topics inevitably feels superficial compared with, say, a recent two-part exploration of Mahler's Fifth Symphony.
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" But in Roget's II: The New Thesaurus, Third Edition, we get a definition of "utterly reprehensible in nature or behavior" and a fearsome farrago of synonyms as adjectives: "corrupt, degenerate, depraved, flagitious, perverse, rotten, unhealthy, villainous.
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Diving headfirst into the wildness that is a Josh and Benny Safdie movie, Sandler put together a performance as a degenerate gambler that made "Uncut Gems" into a movie we will be talking about for years.
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That could be me, I thought when I heard this, and could be any one of us defying the red flags if the situation of free speech in the few liberal Arab cities continues to degenerate.
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The paintings that hang in this exhibition would not have looked out of place in the Nazis' notorious collection of "degenerate art", nor would they have been found wanting in their proximity to so many modernist greats.
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A few months later, a conservative anti-Trump Twitter account called the Reagan Battalion leaked a hidden camera video of Nick saying that if a white person slept with a black person that makes them a degenerate.
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Our fifth president, James Monroe, observed on the occasion of his second inauguration: It is only when the people become ignorant and corrupt, when they degenerate into a populace, that they are incapable of exercising their sovereignty.
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Although the exhibition's title and accompanying catalogue essay attempted to downplay its political significance, the high-profile guests in attendance sent a clear and powerful message that "degenerate art" was now the toast of European high art.
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Perhaps this summoning of Eakins's ghost back to the very place he lost a job is the beginning of a rather academic horror story; yet what was once seen as degenerate by the administration is now celebrated.
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Forecasters also noted that Beryl may degenerate into an open tropical wave by the time it reaches the Lesser Antilles, due to a more hostile environment with strong upper level winds that will tear its thunderstorms apart.
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As a child (played by Cai Cohrs), he is initiated into the mysteries of art by his aunt Elisabeth (Saskia Rosendahl), who takes him to the Nazis' exhibition of "Degenerate Art," where the two find clandestine inspiration.
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" Filed on March 11, the wrongful death lawsuit argues that the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department encourages a belief "that without constant police vigilance and the threat of police violence Nashville's black community would degenerate into violence and anarchy.
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And if he keeps on letting NYC's public transit system degenerate into a trash heap, people might be pissed off enough to vote for somebody who's vowed to fix it—especially considering she actually rides the damn thing.
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On Tuesday night, the RNC will transition from "Make America Safe Again" to "Make America Work Again," which likely will degenerate to similarly paranoid incitement: Most minorities are lazy, but the ones who aren't will take your jobs.
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Responding to the claim Friday morning in a series of tweets, President Donald Trump called the New York terrorism suspect a "Degenerate Animal" and said the US military had attacked ISIS "much harder" over the past two days.
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La Montagne Sainte-Victoire, a landscape from 1897, is among works amassed by German art dealer Hildebrand Gurlitt after he was enlisted by the Nazis to sell so-called "degenerate" modern art they had seized from German museums.
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A more accurate presentation of the Middle Ages as different but not deeply degenerate would make the story of all these changes even more interesting than Greenblatt's histrionic cartoon — and have the added advantage of actually being accurate.
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A celebrated early-20th-century abstract artist, Mondrian was labeled "degenerate" by the Nazis, and fled wartime Europe by ship on a harrowing 10-day journey to America, where he was embraced as a hero of Modern art.
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His degenerate speculating on the S&P put options — which he focused on exclusively — led to such big losses that one of two brokers who had handled his trades ended up telling Caspersen "no more," according to the lawyer.
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We need to do everything not to let it degenerate into a blame game, so futile and so typical of recent years, or a bidding competition for best-sounding slogans, such as "better Europe", "less Europe" or "more Europe".
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On the other hand, it partly reflects the fear that regional tensions between Saudi Arabia and fellow OPEC members Iran and Qatar could degenerate to such a degree that they disrupt supply from the world's biggest oil-producing region.
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So, we're going to do the responsible thing here and wildly speculate on what his favorite film might be, and also assign each selection nonsensical odds, because I'm not a degenerate and don't know fuck all about gambling. Cool?
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In the press release, he bloviates an infinitude of options for the queer artist: decontextualization, romanticization, aestheticization, collage, cartooning, the gritty, the glittery, the decadent, the outmoded, the extravagant, the degenerate, the outré, the déclassé, and (ironically) the indecipherable.
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As a fourth Saturday of protests looms, in spite of an olive branch offered by the government, nobody can predict whether this revolt will eventually give way to dialogue or degenerate into an even more profound and dangerous crisis.
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Lauren Southern, an alt-right YouTube commentator, recently put out a video called "Why I'm Not Married," in which she pleaded with her audience to stop calling her a "degenerate" for not being married with children at age 22.
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The other featured what Hitler and his followers referred to as "degenerate art": work that was modern or abstract, and art produced by people disavowed by Nazis — Jewish people, Communists, or those suspected of being one or the other.
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Only in their view, that "better future" is not capitalist authoritarianism, but the total collapse of a degenerate and corrupt Western society — and the rebirth, out of its ashes, of a new political order more hospitable to white domination.
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" Popkin wrote that Voltaire challenged the biblical account of human history by asserting that only the Jews were descendants of Adam, and "everybody else pre-Adamites, though the non-European ones were degenerate or inferior to the European ones.
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The watercolor was confiscated from a German Museum in the 1930s and subsequently purchased by Gurlitt, after Adolf Hitler, a failed artist, cracked down on "degenerate art" to affirm his tyranny and cleanse the nation of modern progressive art.
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Designed by Paul Ludwig Troost, who predated Albert Speer as Hitler's favorite architect, the Haus der Kunst was built as a showcase for Aryan Neo-Classicism, in which the music of Schoenberg, a Jew and "degenerate" composer, would have been banned.
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In March, I spoke with Nicholas Fuentes, an alt-right-leaning podcaster best known for urging listeners to infiltrate the Republican Party and for decrying interracial relationships as "degenerate" (and arguing that the presence of Jews hurt his "daily existence").
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He claimed that "the Jews were responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out turning men into women and women into men," thereby adding a transphobic cherry to his mish-mash of anti-Semitism.
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The nationwide protest held on Saturday by the Oromo people, the single largest ethnic group both in Ethiopia and the Horn of Africa, is clear evidence of a crisis that is threatening to degenerate into a full-scale social explosion.
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A long history In the days that followed the November 13 attacks in Paris, local politicians and journalists traded explanations and blame for the many sins that might have allowed the slum to degenerate into a hornet's nest of jihadists.
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After the 2003 Anglo-American invasion, he was struck by the "ignorance and arrogance of the neo-cons" who believed turning Iraq into an American protectorate would be an easy job; he understood the country would degenerate into sectarian strife.
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But Hitler loathed these works, and in 1937, the Nazi regime denounced modern art by displaying canvases by Paul Klee, Georg Grosz, Pablo Picasso, and others as part of the infamous—and distressingly popular—Exhibition of Degenerate Art in Munich.
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When he visits the Nasty Bits' dressing room 10 minutes before they go on and finds that Kip Stevens is out of it because he took too much heroin, he efficiently injects the singer with cocaine, like a degenerate field medic.
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As for Dix, he was dismissed from his teaching position at the Dresden Academy of Fine Art following Hitler's rise to power in 1933, and his art was famously paraded in the state-sponsored Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art) exhibition in 1937.
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He achieved this through full cooperation: facilitating the sale of so-called "degenerate art" to (mostly) foreign buyers to buoy the regime's coffers, while also acquiring suitably völkisch art from Nazi-occupied countries for the planned Führer Museum in Linz.
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Vinnie works two jobs, seven days a week, to provide for a family that's on the brink of collapse, and he's willing to take responsibility for the $20,000 plus interest his brother Frankie, a degenerate gambler, owes to mob bookies.
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Ms. Roem, 33, a former reporter for a newspaper in the Washington suburbs, tried to focus on issues like traffic, while fending off attacks from Republicans, including the state party, that she was morally degenerate and not really a woman.
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" More recently, he blamed Jews for the existence of transgender people, saying in February 2018 that "Jews were responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out: turning men into women, and women into men.
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But Sandler is the box office star in the film — which opens this month — as Howard Ratner, a wheeler, dealer and degenerate gambler in midtown Manhattan's diamond district who is increasingly desperate to settle his debts with one massive score.
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They say there is evidence that one of Mr. Flechtheim's paintings was acquired from him in 1934 by Hildebrand Gurlitt, one of four dealers allowed under the Nazis to buy and sell the Modern, or "degenerate," art they officially so despised.
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It's the tale of Maud (Morfydd Clark), a home health aide in a small British seaside town who becomes obsessed with the spiritual state of her patient, a former dancer named Amanda (Jennifer Ehle), whose life seems degenerate to Maud.
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" The show has a long tradition of making political statements; its first edition in 1955 marked Germany's re-entry into international artistic dialogue after World War II, with a presentation of art once banned and defamed by the Nazis as "degenerate.
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But I do wish Orr had simply said more bluntly what needs to be said: that Bukowski remains a thoroughly self-indulgent and odious degenerate whose drunken excursions into the world of poetry were grotesque abuses of the literary form.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A 1913 painting by Expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner that was seized by the Nazis as "degenerate art" will remain in a Ludwigshafen museum after the German government and others paid 1.2 million euros to the heir of the painting's original owner.
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And that's the beauty of the Chopper meme — by giving the author a degree of distance from the argument, it allows us to transcend the tendency of online debate to degenerate into precisely the kind of chair-throwing pointlessness that it depicts.
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The Art of Collecting JERUSALEM — The 50 paintings in "Twilight Over Berlin: Masterworks from the Nationalgalerie, 1905-45," many of them labeled degenerate by the Nazis, have become a cause célèbre since the show opened at the Israel Museum here in October.
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As the economic prospects for the region are currently dominated by uncertainty, Bank of Italy's governor said it was a mistake to fear that monetary policy would be "disarmed" should the situation degenerate into a full-blown recession or lead to deflation.
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George Chauncey, a history professor at Yale, said he was not aware of any similar blanket pardon being offered in the United States for sodomy, degenerate disorderly conduct or other charges commonly used against men caught trying to pick up other men.
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So he kind of just walked in and caught the last ten minutes, neither of us knowing that we were about to watch young Chloë Sevigny get drugged and raped by a teen degenerate who doesn't know she's just tested positive for HIV.
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Behind these moves runs a concerted and dangerous rewriting of history to create a narrative of heroic Polish victimhood — under the Nazis and Communists, of course, but also as a maligned defender of traditional values against a degenerate and controlling European Union.
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" Previously, Asian-Americans, many with humble roots in rural China, were considered degenerate, subject to lynchings, and forced to live in segregated neighborhoods and attend segregated schools under a regime of discriminatory laws and practices she has called a "cousin to Jim Crow.
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" In February, he gave a speech at a Nation of Islam convention, where, among other subversive statements, he said Jews were "responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out turning men into women and women into men.
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But the scale of the alleged cheating in December's election stoked fears that the long-delayed vote, which was meant to lead to Congo's first democratic transfer of power in 93 years of independence, could degenerate into renewed street fighting or regional conflict.
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As Snooks put it, she's not trying to see her kids turn into the kinda "degenerate" she was on TV. Translation: Snooki Nicole's come a loooong way from being that chick who stumbled drunk on beaches, and got brutally knocked out in bars.
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But the Nazis labeled his work degenerate; he left the country soon after the premiere of "Der Silbersee" ("The Silver Lake"), which was banned by the Nazis, along with the rest of his oeuvre, and shut down after only a handful of performances.
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But I want to understand, though, why ... When these things do degenerate, because it is part of the broader culture now, how stories pop up like this, they go through their cycles, there's been dozens of them for each of the candidates.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 19553, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It was from this fund that the Zeppelin Museum in Friedrichshafen drew to begin a project of sifting through its own collection of almost 4,000 artworks, including an impressive selection of paintings by "degenerate" Otto Dix, as well as many Baroque and Gothic pieces.
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The arrival of a new class of lawmakers for orientation Tuesday will exacerbate the feeling of a fresh start, though critical business remains in the lame duck twilight of the GOP-led House — that could even degenerate into a government shutdown before year's end.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 923, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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"The men are cut out, probably emphasizing the changing role of women who were part of the workforce because of World War I." Something as simple as this was labeled as degenerate almost as much for what it doesn't show as for what it does.
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"The situation has been allowed to degenerate into this awful, awful mess and we're trying to find a way out of it and trying to make sure the black flags are not going to fly over Damascus," he said, referring to Islamic State militants.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who has called for Saipov to receive the death penalty, said on Twitter on Friday that Islamic State had claimed as their soldier the "Degenerate Animal" who killed and wounded "the wonderful people on the West Side" of Lower Manhattan.
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Among the documentaries that company has produced are "Degenerate Art" (1993), about an exhibition commissioned by Hitler to denigrate modern art; "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry" (2012), about the Chinese artist and activist; and "Herb & Dorothy" (2008), about the art collectors Herbert and Dorothy Vogel.
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In his most high-profile attack on free speech, Giuliani wanted to cut all funding for the Brooklyn Museum, and tried to censor its exhibit of Chris Ofili's elephant dung-embellished portrait of the Virgin Mary — which Trump called "degenerate," an unfortunately loaded term.
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Two of Mondrian's works, seized from museums in Hanover and Essen, were shown in the infamous "Degenerate Art" exhibition that opened in Munich in 1937, the year Joseph Goebbels, the Nazi propaganda minister, orchestrated a mass seizure of modern art in all German museums.
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During it, Mr. Farrakhan said that the "powerful Jews" were his enemies, and that Jews were "responsible for all of this filth and degenerate behavior that Hollywood is putting out turning men into women and women into men," as well as other incendiary remarks.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 20183, at the age of 58, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 7083, at the age of 58, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 13, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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It would be understandable enough, considering his problems with morphine, Veronal and absinthe; the nervous breakdown precipitated by his artillery training in World War I; and his suicide in 1938, at the age of 19803, after the Nazis had denounced him as a degenerate.
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That you will see the further you drive into the woods, or echoed out of the state's degenerate legislature, or on the other end of the phone in your kitchen when local brood mother and Christian celeb Michelle Duggar is on a robo-call jag.
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They said some of the paintings may have passed through the hands of Hildebrand Gurlitt, one of four dealers the Nazis let sell "degenerate" art they disliked, and who had amassed a cache of roughly 1,400 works discovered in his reclusive son Cornelius's Munich apartment in 2012.
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This is not so much because such a tax adjustment is likely to do little to improve the U.S. trade balance; rather, it is because such a tax adjustment is likely to cause tensions with U.S. trade partners that could degenerate into a full-blown trade war.
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A 2016 "Degenerate Art" abstract by the Romanian-born auction favorite Adrian Ghenie, priced at $460,000, was among the numerous early sales by the Paris dealer Thaddaeus Ropac, helped by the knowledge that a 2014 canvas by Mr. Ghenie sold for $4.5 million at Sotheby's in February.
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BERLIN — After 26 years in court, the longest-running German legal wrangle over Nazi-looted art ended on Wednesday with a settlement that will reimburse a family for the seizure of a masterpiece by Paul Klee that was once scorned as the work of a degenerate.
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They seem to come down unanimously in favor of Schutz's painting, evoking precedents from the Nazis' targeting of "degenerate" art and Norman Rockwell's "The Problem We All Live With" (1964) to the writings of Mark Twain and the outcry against Chris Ofili's "The Holy Virgin Mary" (1996).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The moment Adolf Hitler's voice burst over the airwaves one summer night in 19893 declaring steadfast opposition to so-called "degenerate art," 53-year-old painter Max Beckmann knew his time in his native Germany had come to an end.
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Some of Reddit is conversational, but comments degenerate, how do you ... MD: It can go that way, but just because people have the right to speak out however they want, doesn't mean that the community of people in that room or that topic have to tolerate it.
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Four paintings within the painting depict unabashed sensual revelry: a child fucking a goat while a smiling grown-up watches; a satyr fondling a woman; a masked man thrusting his phallus forward; and a Jesus-like degenerate holding a cup as if proposing a lascivious toast.
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Those hills were not real to me anyway, just another movie set, a form of make‑believe to mask an apocalyptic landscape—cratered earth swallowed by thick nefarious lava, a war‑torn battlefield burning on the west side, an army of degenerate zombie serial killers thirsty for brain.
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However, their merciless intensity surely delivers the greatest ocular impact and stands in stark but complimentary contrast to Lequeu's utopian visionary architectural drawings done in the Neoclassical vein of Étienne-Louis Boullée and Claude-Nicholas Ledoux (though Lequeu's taste is a bit more degenerate, flamboyant and ornamental than theirs).
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All parties thought the war would be a short one; none imagined the speed with which the conflict would degenerate into a series of local atrocities (the Belgians became the conflict's first group of refugees, as they fled German rape and plunder) and mass slaughter across many fronts.
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The exhibition in Bern will be curated by Nina Zimmer, the fine arts museum's director, and Matthias Frehner, its director of collections and the author of "Modern Masters: 'Degenerate Art' at the Kunstmuseum Bern," with help from Georg Kreis, a historian at the University of Basel in Switzerland.
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In the past week, prices have been supported by the supply hit caused by Hurricane Harvey in the U.S. as well as mounting geopolitical tensions – a factor which should keep bolstering the market should the situation with North Korea continue to degenerate, according to Goldman Sachs's Michele Della Vigna.
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According Kassel City Councilman Thomas Materner, a member of the AfD, the obelisk is "ideologically polarizing, disfigured art," an apparent evocation of the term "degenerate art," which was adopted in the 1920s by the Nazi Party in an effort to denounce modern art that did not conform to its toxic ideology.
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The brand's ethos, spelled out in the slogans splashed across its clothing and in its online presence, champions the need for the return of an aggressive European masculinity — the "warrior spirit" — to rescue the West from what Nikitin sees as inferior immigrant cultures and the degenerate values of the Left.
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Whether they are held to be illustrations of arrested development, and really closer to the anthropoid apes than the other African savages, or whether they are viewed as the degenerate descendants of ordinary negroes, they are of equal interest to the student of ethnology, and can be studied with profit.
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We'd had bread, meat, and cheese for eons, but it wasn't until 1762, when the degenerate gambler John Montague, the Fourth Earl of Sandwich, decided that he wanted to have a handheld dinner (so that he could gamble with the other hand, as it goes), that the sandwich was invented.
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In the four corners of the collaged panel, "Venice Table" (1981), a work related to "The Venice Table" of 1979, he depicts four women as if they are posing for an old-fashioned portrait photo, but their faces have started to degenerate, as if the photographic emulsion had gone rancid.
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At 22011, Peter glimpsed some modern German art at an odd venue: a Munich police station, where he saw paintings by Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee and Max Beckmann — a small sampling of the 20,000 works that the Nazis, then newly in power, would remove from state museums and declare degenerate art.
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Since coming to prominence during the 2014 Euromaidan Revolution, in which a popular uprising overthrew the Ukrainian government and ousted pro-Kremlin leader Viktor Yanukovych, ultranationalist groups have become an increasingly strident presence in Ukrainian public life, violently policing what they consider to be the influence of degenerate Western values.
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An exhibition in the form of a chokehold, the third of the Neue Galerie's recent shows on art and German politics pushes into the years of dictatorship, with paintings, drawings and photographs by artists deemed "degenerate" by the Nazis — as well as by those who joined or tolerated the party.
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According to Kassel City Councilman Thomas Materner, a member of the AfD, the obelisk is 'ideologically polarizing, disfigured art,' an apparent evocation of the term 'degenerate art,' which was adopted in the 1920s by the Nazi Party in an effort to denounce modern art that did not conform to its toxic ideology.
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In his latest film, the usually comedic actor turns in a gritty performance as a degenerate heroin addict and young father named Seth who leans on his sister Katie, played by Broad City's Abbi Jacobson, to help him find a detox center as he suffers from withdrawals over the course of one night.
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Munch's "Inheritance" (1897-99) hangs on an adjacent wall, in which a grieving mother and a syphilitic baby are offset by a green background that matches the central green rectangular field in "Perilous Night" (and which Ravenal explained was the color of billiard table felt, and thereby considered degenerate in Munch's day).
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In "Self-Portrait: Between the Clock and the Bed" (1943), made in the midst of World War II, after Adolph Hitler had declared him a "degenerate artist" and ordered his work removed from museums, Munch depicts a thin man who has just stepped outside his well-lit yellow studio into a slightly darker room.
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Instead of generating goodwill, North Korea's participation in the Winter Olympics has demonstrated how rapidly diplomatic engagement can degenerate into a propaganda exercise that benefits only Kim Jong Un. In its annual New Year's address, only a month before the Pyeongchang games were set to begin, Pyongyang suddenly indicated that it was ready to participate.
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Gurlitt's father, Hildebrand, had served as part of a small but powerful cabal of art dealers, working directly on behalf of the Führer, on a dual mission: to sell works of "degenerate art" to benefit the Nazi war machine, and to establish a world-class museum of "great German art" in Hitler's hometown of Linz.
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Despite his severe view of the Republican Party, Lindsey contends that the goal of the Niskanen think tank is the "reimagining of the center-right": It is our goal to make the case for a principled center-right in American politics today that is distinctly different from either movement conservatism or its degenerate, populist offshoot.
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Kafka, however, belongs to a different stream of thought: Pepperstein has become preoccupied with the Jewish heritage of Eastern Europe that was the precursor to the degenerate abstract art condemned by Socialist Realism, and that coincided with the first wave of emancipation of European Jewry that ended in the catastrophes of gulags and concentration camps.
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I may just be a degenerate, but if you're trying to tell me that I'm supposed to accept that there could be a group of young (even young-ish) New Yorkers who didn't drink or go out and didn't talk about not drinking and going out endlessly and annoyingly, I would tell you Westworld requires less suspension of disbelief.
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Oh yes; in my fantasy, we were going to make the big city pay for the kind of moral outrages we had observed, the kind of callous and degenerate crimes that generally accompany wealth unregulated by ethical or physical restraints; and we were, at the same time, going to punish it for having used us so badly. . . .
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You are given a police badge and the ability to arrest rather than kill, but almost all the game's levels degenerate into a gun fight—Hardline is easier when played as a war shooter, and the criminals are characterized as so dangerous, so bereft of nuance or humanity, that killing them outright becomes the sensible option.
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An exhibition in the form of a chokehold, the third of the Neue Galerie's recent shows on art and German politics pushes into the years of dictatorship, with paintings, drawings and photographs by artists deemed "degenerate" by the Nazis — as well as by those who joined the party or who thought they could shut out the catastrophe.
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Also featuring a program in the museum's German Expressionist gallery about works made by artists considered "degenerate" by the Nazis, a display of books on this art in the museum's library, and related concerts and lectures, the festival will "look at the relationship of art and politics in Berg's lifetime," said Franz Welser-Möst, the orchestra's music director.
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When you walk into the first exhibition room at the brand-new Bauhaus Museum Dessau — a giant glass "black box," as its architects call it — you immediately hear recordings of excerpts from newspaper articles from the early 1930s debating whether the Bauhaus school should be shut down for being degenerate and communist as the rising nationalist right claimed.
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