In the 19th and early 20th century, values such as purity, domesticity, piety, and submissiveness—which later came to be called the "Cult of Domesticity"—dominated Western thinking about women.
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No balance between domesticity and a drive to maintain independence.
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IKEA made domesticity not just affordable and functional, but fun.
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The timbre of the family's domesticity has a strange texture.
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Thrust into suburban domesticity, the narrator is wracked with anxiety.
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The book can seem like a pamphlet warning against domesticity.
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Housedresses are icons of a powerful domesticity, of knowing matriarchs.
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The vase of cut flowers creates a sense of peaceful domesticity.
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But what does shared domesticity do to a couple's sex life?
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Have said backyards become the battleground in the war of domesticity?
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Domesticity comes at the end, when Daddy comes home for dinner.
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Looking down at a dollhouse defrocks domesticity of all its power.
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Asghar Farhadi's suspenseful drama The Salesman explores gender and domesticity in Iran.
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Since returning to land, Mr. Stowe has embraced something close to domesticity.
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In addition, al-Qaeda is rolling out women's institutes to spread domesticity.
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WednesdayInspired by my Tuesday turn at domesticity, I resolved to cook more.
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The domesticity of his subject matter didn't help either; it was too bourgeois.
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Why should the men who ruled the world smother women's dreams in domesticity?
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Women, shunning domesticity to stay longer in the workforce, have become new buyers.
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Such public affirmations of traditional domesticity certainly don't jibe with life chez Trump.
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The creator, Joe Swanberg, is an entrepreneurial upstart, whose specialty is mumbly domesticity.
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Unlike so many men of his era, he must accustom himself to domesticity.
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I had a hard time, as a young guy, synthesizing domesticity and sex.
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Even nurses and teachers, it was assumed, would eventually marry and retreat into domesticity.
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Myriam Massé is a promising young lawyer who embraces motherhood but finds domesticity suffocating.
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In "A Woman Is a Woman" (1961) she was a stripper flirting with domesticity.
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An image of domesticity in the old working-class England, which is fabulous stuff.
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Muhammad Zia ul Haq's oppressive efforts to confine women to subservience and rigid domesticity.
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Cho unleashes her knack for comedy as a housewife that's completely helpless at domesticity.
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Not only family attachments, but also domesticity, with all its "philistine vulgarity," proved resilient.
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The collection evoked domesticity, too, with pajama stripes, tapestry-like fabrics and upholstery trim.
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These objects represent ideals of domesticity, the housewife, and the fetishization of female gender roles.
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No wonder domesticity and the home make a thematic appearance on their wedding day, too.
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This vacillation between the road and domesticity is perhaps the strongest statement of the exhibition.
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I was falling into a quicksand of domesticity that I was completely bringing on myself.
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Season 2 picks up with Alyssa seeming to have returned to a life of domesticity.
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Luxury three-row SUVs allow families an option that doesn't necessarily scream domesticity, Emmert said.
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Consistently placed in the tamed realm of domesticity, women are rarely depicted inhabiting the wilderness.
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Some animals have a really hard time breaking into domesticity, such as this adorable doggo.
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"There are definitely some intersections with materiality and domesticity, and color and pattern," she said.
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By far the most exuberant song is "Foldin Clothes," a borderline-goofy celebration of domesticity.
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" The New York Times called it "an ode to female empowerment through 1950s-style domesticity.
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"Instead of making art about domesticity, I figured I'd just make a house," he says.
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Renaud and Suffecool, both mothers, consider their gun ownership as a new form of feminine domesticity.
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"Well, this is some stomach-churning domesticity," he says in reference to a sweet-talking Will.
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It's one of many Australian homes where animals are an integral part of family and domesticity.
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They had two sons but Hefner's experiment with traditional domesticity ended in divorce after 10 years.
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I'm not writing about relationships or the family or children or a certain kind of domesticity.
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But in Arthur Miller's "All My Sons," originally produced in 1947, domesticity is just a backdrop.
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The trappings of domesticity (marriage, motherhood, pet ownership, chores) are recurring motifs in Ms. Williams's oeuvre.
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Some are responding by hunkering down into cozy domesticity: baking bread, reading books, taking long baths.
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Clad in a chiffon gown, she wields a flaming frying pan: an avatar of punk domesticity.
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Tyler's life itself challenged the sexual double standard; Barr and White, while properly married, rejected female domesticity.
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She thinks June "settled" in her career as an editor, and in her apparent inclination toward domesticity.
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I feel like there's a weight of responsibility that comes with gay or LGBT domesticity in general.
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Ruthie, the narrator of Marilynne Robinson's masterpiece of domesticity, Housekeeping, who has to find her way to
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Ms. Hase had sluffed off domesticity early on — she shot kitchen still lifes but scarcely ever cooked.
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His wife is the author of "Happy Housewives," an ode to female empowerment through 1950s-style domesticity.
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But Samuel has a criminal history, which casts a shadow over the pair's eccentric but functional domesticity.
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I considered how women sometimes resent domesticity, cooking, and eating healthily, struggling to be the ideal woman.
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The domesticity of the box-car offers a welcome respite from the darkness of the orphans' past.
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Or you could steer into old-school domesticity, make grilled cheese sandwiches to dunk in tomato soup.
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I worried that the minutiae of domesticity would change us into petty creatures who bickered over laundry.
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The sense of domesticity and its discontent is often present, with a brass bedstead making recurring appearances.
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She makes quiet, beautiful folk albums that channel grey Australian winters and tell quiet stories of domesticity.
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The Neo-Domesticity Performance Art Festival features 35 endurance performances happening over the course of four days.
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Second-wave feminists in the 1960s worked hard to reject housework and domesticity as the lot of women; their modern counterparts may now ask if we are sliding back to a position where domesticity is being fetishized without any thought to what else that implies about women's status.
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Forbidden Fruit uses the story of Adam and Eve to explore themes of domesticity, seduction, civility, and restraint.
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It also adds emotional stakes to the comfortable domesticity of her world, which prevents it from getting cloying.
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The artist has also used domesticity to examine his own sexuality, the shame and celebration of being gay.
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Ledgerwood has been working with issues like pattern, domesticity, craft, and folk tradition in her studio for years.
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That mingled note of high courage and deep tenderness, a sort of mythic domesticity, sounded throughout Dunmore's career.
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She even admitted to having done a few things you may never have anticipated from the domesticity queen.
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He lives with his long-term girlfriend and seems settled and content—the prospect of domesticity terrifies me.
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Dutch interior paintings of the 17th century celebrated the particular brand of domesticity that the Dutch traders fostered.
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Each of Biggers's constructions was a conglomeration of familiar textiles, a dense medley of layered significations about domesticity.
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You instantly apprehend the shadowy domesticity of women in that society — one that constrains even the domineering Volumnia.
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"I see you (beware of dog) addresses [race] under the umbrella of domesticity and innocence," Welch tells Creators.
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It's a level of domesticity that's made it into her public profile, at least in the AIDS world.
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The phrase "women's work" may conjure up domesticity (if not drudgery), or "women's professions" like teaching or nursing.
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And I used to be the queen of domesticity, so we've had a careful negotiation as a family.
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These have a quilt-like quality; I carry them around on the train, which also relates them to domesticity.
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But they can afford houseplants, and many are finding that nurturing them is a more manageable form of domesticity.
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As American homes are steadily outfitted with recording equipment, the surveillance state has taken on an air of domesticity.
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" David added, "One of the things she said at the end of her life was that she hated domesticity.
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The power of that kiss and that scene, as Davis herself has pointed out, is in its banal domesticity.
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In the background, behind her yard's wooden fence, four townhouses punctuate the landscape, towering reminders of her impending domesticity.
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Few who see war avoid trauma; it is hard to switch between the extremes of conflict and humdrum domesticity.
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The two characters literally sit on Bean's shoulders, urging her alternately to embrace romance or adventure, domesticity or battle.
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Adam and Hannah's day of domesticity ends at a diner, and talks of looking for a new place, together.
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Surprises at home repeat themselves on Tuesday as Uranus, the planet of the unexpected, reenters your house of domesticity.
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INSIDE, Essa Mwaitulo's house on the edge of Dar es Salaam is the picture of middle-class African domesticity.
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Sadness, lust, domesticity, and abjection function in her work as intellectually legitimate subjects of consideration in and of themselves.
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Our cats come with us, some escape the bonds of domesticity, and their shadow society grows up around us.
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Janeites who may be super butch in light of day privately visit spheres coded female: domesticity, romance, social life.
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During World War II, women mobilized for the future of democracy; in the 203s, they retreated into pleasant domesticity.
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"Excision" (2012), a slice of a cement-and-plaster wall and wood furniture by Columbian artist Leyla Cárdenas' construction of cement, plaster, wire, and wood is included in "Archeology of the Home," yet we might also ponder whether this isn't a kind of "recycled home" (section four), exploring the tensions between debris and domesticity, or even an aspect of a "troubled homeland" (section seven) since the remnants of domesticity are in this case so distorted, as if presenting an after image of threatened domesticity.
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But like most seemingly content housewives in the '50s, Midge has something besides a life of domesticity on her mind.
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Since his irl marriage and subsequent divorce from Katie Holmes, Cruise has avoided the trappings of domesticity in his movies.
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They combine scenes of intimate domesticity—to do with relationships, houses and food—with issues that still make headlines today.
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Compared with the others, he's settled into domesticity, but called to his job he's as efficient and brutal as anyone.
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Mananya Boonme's dazzling hot pink home—covered in ornaments, shrines, and statues of Hindu Gods—disrupts the scene of domesticity.
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Lindsay Bluth Fünke is, like a majority of her siblings, an entitled dilettante without much of an instinct for domesticity.
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A multimedia exhibit at Museum of the City of New York looks back at the domesticity of the AIDS crisis.
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The couple fall into a domesticity that several years on seems to be splitting the difference between contentment and complacency.
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Mr. Dickson layers on some nice effects, most notably pop-culture images of idealized domesticity in projections by Yana Birykova.
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A long banquet table that symbolizes the staid domesticity of the von Essenbeck clan stands on the otherwise bare stage.
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In the process, the cozy domesticity in the midst of wilderness that was so necessary to Warner's books disappeared altogether.
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"Purity, morality and domesticity were the markers of what it meant to be an acceptable, respectable Irish woman," she added.
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Often the criticisms take aim at Birx's domesticity, her multitasking, her wardrobe — a classic tangled takedown of a powerful woman.
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These and other large works demand our attention in this fascinating show, but numerous smaller photographs, videos, and oils are also worth contemplating, as are the remaining sections, "Home as Form," which isolates elements of domesticity without erasing their original functions, and "Embodied Home" which explores gender, the body, and its relationship to domesticity.
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She helps the homeless; occasionally, she fixes Archie's car, an off-brand activity that still fits within the realm of domesticity.
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JS: Do you think of the work as being about the domestic, and do you relate to any painters of domesticity?
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Uber has called you the "queen of domesticity"—do you have any etiquette tips for when you're riding in an Uber?
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They certainly weren't in the 25s, when movies like Mr. Mom and sitcoms like Full House played male domesticity for laughs.
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Spanning centuries, and pulling in characters from various towns, these stories explore wildness and domesticity, love and loneliness, and human connections.
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Through this cosy domesticity, as the years ran on, the winds of globalisation and technological change blew as coldly as elsewhere.
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With another Suzanne he had a son and a daughter, but domesticity repelled him; he always sang "kitchen" with a snarl.
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These uncanny objects—plush placeholders of domesticity—are ricochet- and fragmentation-proof, mold resistant, and designed to withstand deadly live ammunition.
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In previous seasons of the show, this simple reassertion of domesticity would have been enough to keep the wolves at bay.
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This is Nathan Drake as the contemplative man torn between the adventures of his past and the domesticity of his present.
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Naturally, Hardy is taking on the role of the aging hoodlum as he returns to domesticity and confronts his violent past.
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Strung together, they tell loosely recognizable stories of domesticity: a wedding, a meal, a violent beating, an intimate moment in bed.
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Philaminthe, the mistress of a large household, attempts to marry him to her daughter Henriette, who rejects intellectual pursuits for domesticity.
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Mr. Isengart longs for a time when domesticity, or "dough-mysticity," as Mr. Noterdaeme puts it, was valued, if not essential.
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Moreover, Julius's plight reflects subtly on universal human predicaments, such as choosing domesticity over spontaneity, togetherness over individuality, recognition versus seclusion.
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When she began the relationship in her late teens, "I was already trying to understand my capacity for domesticity," she said.
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The men, both Muslim, are naturally lit in a peaceful aura of domesticity, sunken into a comfortable bed with their black cat.
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Season 2 will see art imitate life for the actress and her character, Kate, who's embracing domesticity with boyfriend Toby (Chris Sullivan).
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This was two years ago, but while there have since been additions to the Olympus of domesticity, Paltrow and Teigen still reign.
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Literary snippets, memories, personal mythologies, and art historical references inform the imagery; fused together, these influences explore relationships, domesticity and self-perception.
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Even the wives of high-ranking officials are resigned to roles of domesticity and forbidden from sex with their husbands or reading.
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It's hard to dispel the idea that as first lady, she was tone deaf about domesticity, however understandable her frustration seems now.
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Even when the design at hand has no straightforward message, the act of embroidery can feel transgressive in its silence and domesticity.
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Edna Pontellier, trapped in a stifling life as a mother and wife, escapes domesticity to pursue her desire to be an artist.
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In a quick scan of the gallery, for example, images of everyday domesticity and profound mourning can be hard to tell apart.
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Ostensibly dealing with domesticity, the artists delivered insights into the idea of home that were alternately chilly and comforting, menacing and sublime.
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It's a place where you can process the ambivalence that comes with domesticity, or gain power over it, or excise it completely.
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The result is closer to being a dissection of domesticity than a distillation of it, with any sense of stability thrown off.
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It was fascinating to curate pieces that I know well — that are part of my collection — outside the domesticity of my place.
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Interested in art rather than domesticity, she bristled at the predictable lifestyle of affluence and left married life, as it turned out, permanently.
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These women actively reject domesticity in all its forms, sniping about "hating rugrats" and holding intimidatingly high-powered careers as stockbrokers and novelists.
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The show's kaleidoscope of personas and states offers a poignant commentary on motherhood, marriage, and domesticity that upends traditional notions about each one.
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Fuller's Laura goes through the character arc of a Gaiman hero in reverse: Shadow represents domesticity for her, and he is running away.
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The ad carried overtones of Nazi-era propaganda encouraging German women to produce German children for the Fatherland, and celebrated (German) maternal domesticity.
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The Cult of Domesticity is still plainly there in the videos of VSCO girls and even in the modern TikTok foil, E-girls.
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After all, the show's characters have all found long-term partners, and it has more or less made a rousing case for domesticity.
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In the story of Orpheus and Eurydice she tugs on the tension between art and domesticity: What good is beauty if you're hungry?
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She wrote to her mother of her relief at no longer being "servant-shadow;" to a friend, she confessed her boredom with domesticity.
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Her protagonists were typically young women who spurned their mothers' examples of domesticity, enjoyed professional careers and led transgressive lives in secular Manhattan.
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The group included the artist's good friend, Édouard Vuillard, and Vallotton himself, although he didn't share their preference for images of cozy domesticity.
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The dream of lesbian domesticity that once seemed out of reach—that she once had cut into her back—is now Opie's reality.
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Parents are half one thing, half another, stuck in no-win cage matches that pit domesticity against the beastliness built into human nature.
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Seemingly painted mostly in the same interior, they are also hot with the pleasure of lying-around-the-house domesticity, of shared privacy.
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The disparity between what we expect from domesticity and what lurks beneath the surface generates a finely wrought tension that coils throughout this show.
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The substance of the blogs — guidance on motherhood and domesticity — is often so thinly reconstituted that it's basically motherhood tips from a content farm.
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Another, named "Emma" (after Gustave Flaubert's tragic protagonist in "Madame Bovary", who wanted to transcend the banality of domesticity), is a disembodied round belly.
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The name has become a key part of her online personality, continuing to poke needles into an age-old stereotype about black female domesticity.
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Their paintings evolved into often elaborate tableaux that depicted a dissolve of binaries: between domesticity and power, witchcraft and science, astrology and mathematics, gender.
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Women, whose adulterous options have historically been limited by domesticity and economic dependence, have entered the workforce and discovered new vistas of romantic temptation.
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Rosler uses a familiar form to critique the oppression of women through domesticity, and to subvert the kinds of knowledge and behavior this requires.
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On Sunday, love and money planet Venus moves into your house of domesticity, inspiring you to make your home more pleasant through January 6.
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For many of us, it's domesticity—and the friction and fights that arise from sharing a life with someone—that leads to bed death.
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While he can afford to be sentimental about domesticity and chivalrous toward the women in his life, she has no use for such softness.
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After graduating, she and I moved to Washington D.C. It was my first time living with a woman and I found the domesticity exotic.
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This shift from bacchanal to domesticity mirrors the assimilationist trajectory that many gays of my generation have followed, even if we didn't expect to.
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She makes walks of shame or sex talk gone wrong seem like ridiculous fun, and domesticity (cooking, cleaning, doing laundry) seem like a bore.
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At his home in Los Angeles, those contradictions were on display as domesticity coexisted with the Neverland aspects of playing rock for a living.
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Of course, she's been in stores and cafés and shelters, but this is different: the ordered mess of domesticity, the softness of the light.
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Throughout their lives, mother and son share echoing preoccupations with domesticity and sensuality, and are particularly attentive to the world's tactile and olfactory details.
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We are not talking about oblivion here, nor safety, nor domesticity, nor the familiar; interiority is much more likely to present one with troubles.
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Ironically, as Star Trek's Lt. Uhura, it was Nichelle who played the communications officer torn between earthbound domesticity and a career on the starship Enterprise.
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On Instagram, textiles and ceramics are not only the discarded materials of feminized domesticity, but also belong to the profitable image space of lifestyle branding.
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When the gatekeepers step aside and allow access to marriage equality or domesticity, they're just watching you and waiting for you to fail at it.
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This particular focus stemmed from the fear, particularly among white southern evangelicals, of disturbing an old order based on white supremacy, heterosexuality, and female domesticity.
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In the first and final scenes, the title character is seen with his sisters — a friendly, kind part of the domesticity against which he rebels.
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They are the faces of comfort and domesticity denoted by a cheerful backdrop of patterns you could imagine lining the walls of a country house.
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Some were wholly virtual, like Rachel Rossin's headset-based Time-Scrubbing, SIAG, which recalls the unsettling, ripped-to-pieces domesticity of Michelangelo Antonioni's Zabriskie Point.
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" It surveyed the phenomenon less as art than as a window through which to examine "the history of creativity, leisure and domesticity in postwar America.
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Ms. Pinaree, born in Thailand, often uses images of the female body — especially breasts — and domesticity as themes in her paintings, drawings, sculpture and installations.
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Others, fairly, continue to fight for a departure from traditional gender roles — for a world in which domesticity isn't expected of, or imposed upon, women.
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I worry that we don't scrutinize the financial reality of bake sales because we like the optics too much — the performative domesticity, the retro charm.
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A time of year that has become synonymous with family and domesticity is becoming a time to reflect on what it means to be Jewish.
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Together, the artists challenge dominant notions of nationalism, consumerism, neocolonialism, and masculinist tropes through a shared language of femininity, domesticity, bodies, fiction, and the everyday.
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Both the ferocious "Living Sculpture" and the more ingratiating pictures and little sculptures that followed it made positive content out of being consigned to domesticity.
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Most senior Bolsheviks had moved into the Kremlin or one of Moscow's "Houses of Soviets" and settled into a life of self-loathing communal domesticity.
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Daniel, set to die at 48, aggressively embraces bourgeois domesticity: He becomes a doctor, gets married, buys a home, and courts stability at all costs.
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The designers had been thinking about domesticity, an idea that informed looks in pajama-like stripes and a shiny brocade reminiscent of '80s-era curtains.
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Artist Mónica Mayer's multifaceted El Tendedero/The Clothesline Project uses a symbol of domesticity to generate dialogue and support taking ownership of feminist issues and experiences.
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However, in contrast to Cassatt, many of the portraits she did between 1915 and 1930 were of young, independent women, and signs of domesticity are few.
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We meet him again as a pile of bones, still imprisoned in a cage of human domesticity, sentenced to a slow, painful death by human indifference.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON – Mona Hatoum's work is often described through long words and large concepts: globalization, geopolitics, imprisonment, destruction, domesticity, precariousness, surveillance.
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PEOPLE visited their New York City apartment in 2005, and found the family – with then-5-year-old daughter Lexi – to be the image of domesticity.
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She has echoed his doubts about President Obama's place of birth, given his campaign a touch of glamour and domesticity, and fully embraced his extravagant lifestyle.
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Until this point, the cinematography — for all its brutal intimacy — has nurtured a coolness and distance that has isolated Tara from the rambunctious domesticity around her.
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The family lends an element of arty undergraduate domesticity — she is a painter, he is a photographer — to campus housing on a street where seniors socialize.
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She is a white, straight, cisgendered, able-bodied, middle-class woman who yearns for domesticity and beautification, and whose leisure time exists in five-minute increments.
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On the veranda, I saw signs of middle-class domesticity: a purple bicycle, children's flip-flops and rows of bottled drinking water meant for a dispenser.
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As variations of the demon traveled between cultures, she retained two traits: Lilith was both a seductress and a baby kidnapper, the ultimate threat to domesticity.
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Some of these dense and alluring drawings recall the best works of Louise Bourgeois — and Ms. Pinaree, like her, also has a strong interest in domesticity.
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A happy outgrowth of his recovery is what he calls the "new territory" of domesticity: his wife, Laura Gallacher, and their 10-month-old daughter, Mabel.
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But for works that play on domesticity — works that the artist describes as her "enfants terribles" — this exhibition's treatment of them is oddly cool and institutional.
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Domesticity and motherhood has a difficult place in feminism's fight for equality: women who choose to remain in the place the patriarchy assigned them are sometimes sidelined.
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What seems unique about Tacoma, beyond its storytelling technique, is that ordinary interactions and domesticity in "abandoned space environment" games usually end up overshadowed by inhuman horror.
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"Mother!" is unlikely to change the way viewers feel about the nature of Christianity, domesticity or femininity, each of which are glibly touched upon by the script.
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The heavily layered tromp l'oeil constructions of Nando Alvarez-Perez play with themes of domesticity and classical art and mess with perceptions of depth, scale, and perspective.
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The axes of existence for her might be closer to what I'd call "glamour" (scallops) and "deluxe domesticity" (her kids have a house with a private waterfall).
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Regardless of labels, Lin makes works that powerfully communicate the female experience, often by taking a small gesture of domesticity and magnifying it to an epic scale.
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The Doyenne of Domesticity recently sat down with Town & Country Magazine to talk about everything from her love life to her love of the Big Green Egg.
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But women are the ones who struggle especially with the institutionalization of roles and domesticity dampening their desire, as experts including Esther Perel and Meana have found.
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The photos call attention to the tension between public and private space, and the untold narratives of wealth and domesticity lost to the degenerating rubble of history.
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William Shakespeare, John Donne, Michel de Montaigne, Mary Shelley, Mark Twain, William Faulkner and Toni Morrison are just a few of the star players on Team Domesticity.
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Laura Steinel, who directed the film, is very keen on bringing that into the light—a woman who is unabashedly striving and is not interested in domesticity.
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"The one thing he would have loved would be gay marriage," Eberstadt says, mentioning he took comfort in domesticity and maintained several long-term, committed romantic relationships.
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Accumulating know-how and equipment (including an anti-tank cannon), the four men live in a simulacrum of domesticity that seethes with ambient violence and erotic tension.
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As Wayward Son begins, Simon and Baz, together at last, have begun a life of not-so-blissful domesticity, along with Simon's Hermione-esque best friend Penelope.
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As she tries to prepare the meal, the protagonist's inner ramblings paint a picture of an educated, liberal woman who views domesticity as foreign and beneath her.
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The characters of Mr Farhadi's films face universal problems—marriages under strain, the darker side of domesticity—and they are often middle-class, urban citizens living normal lives.
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The story, while remarkable, is not singular to the experience of Kasearu's family, and she uses her personal story to explore universal concerns related to domesticity and displacement.
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The historian Barbara Walter noted in 1966 that since the Victorian era, the "true woman" has been defined as possessing four core virtues: piety, purity, submissiveness and domesticity.
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Women who did not adhere to the requirements of the 1950's cult of domesticity were often censured in women's magazines like Good Housekeeping and Ladies Home Journal.
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The Victorians were very concerned with child safety, with the new middle-class ideal of domesticity, and Christmas became part of the way they imagined an ideal childhood.
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At other moments, she makes jealous assumptions about a (thin) neighbor she doesn't actually know; she begrudges a married friend his happy domesticity with his husband and children.
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This Leo season, you'll experience a stronger urge to be at home, as the Sun moves through the sector of your chart that rules domesticity and family origin.
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After them, more artists will arrive to launch 3-, 6-, and 12-hour-long performances, as the Neo-Domesticity Performance Art Festival presses on for 100 continuous hours.
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The most glaring omission is surely Zhang Ailing, also known as Eileen Chang, a sophisticated psychological modernist celebrated by Sinophone readers for her intricately oppressive tales of Shanghai domesticity.
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Despite all of Joel's cries for "more" out of life than all of their Upper West Side domesticity, the now-single guy has moved… to the Upper West Side?
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That maximalism ranges from the straightforwardly sacred—the violet of Advent, the zucchetto and the mitre atop holy heads—to the so-called "sacred-kitsch" of Roman Catholic domesticity.
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The Weiners are immersed in the monotonies of domesticity — at one point in the film their baby son is present at a crisis management meeting in the couple's apartment.
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Spanning nearly 800 pages and three decades, The Collected Stories of Diane Williams presents domesticity as foreign and contrived, as an arbitrary and risky way to organize one's life.
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Yet if this idea of the artist as an unfettered spirit persists, its reliable oppositional principle remains, almost a century after Connolly wrote his screed, the practice of domesticity.
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Yet while she turned domesticity into laughs, she didn't turn herself into a clown like Phyllis Diller or a dizzy, futilely striving housewife, like the one Lucille Ball played.
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She's the very embodiment of the pull between freedom and domesticity, independence and roots that animates the work of so many American novelists, from John Updike to Jonathan Franzen.
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Anyone who's ever watched Rosemary's Baby knows that suburban motherhood can be full of horror, but Schweblin exploits the prosaic domesticity of Amanda and Nina's life to dramatic effect.
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The ad is also eerily reminiscent of Nazi-era propaganda encouraging German women to produce German children for the Fatherland, and celebrated (German) maternal domesticity, like the one below.
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"While it's useful to have these figures available to us, nothing will change before we fix the ingrained perception in society that equates femininity with domesticity," Ms. Holt added.
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"Having a kid, I've really felt the pull of domesticity," she says, nodding to one of the multiple vintage prams she collects, surrounded by power tools along one wall.
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The sounds of weeknight domesticity swirl around the courtyard and drift in through the open windows—music and laughter, the clatter of plates, the yapping of a small dog.
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It's startling how seldom you see that kind of realism in American movies, which are more comfortable with separate spheres and with a cautiously sentimental view of heterosexual domesticity.
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With its leafy title flora sitting mutely throughout in a too-small pot, "House Plant" is about drama and domesticity, stasis and growth, online posturing and real-world pain.
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What is radical about Wong is that her discussion of quotidian domesticity is interwoven with commentary on what may be the last taboo of female sexuality: women are animals.
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Other works in this vein turn objects that evoke traditionally feminine domesticity — blankets ("Coperta (Blanket)," 1968) and tiny stools ("Untitled," 1979) — from common commodities into inscrutable works of art.
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Autumn is a time for you to focus on your life at home—there is a lot of planetary action in your house of home (think domesticity and family life).
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The Procter & Gamble-owned laundry detergent brand is trading dull domesticity for the flashiness of opulent nightclubs in a send-up of luxury advertising tropes starring Modern Family's Ty Burrell.
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Katie Ellen's debut album, 2017's Cowgirl Blues, saw frontwoman Anika Pyle kicking against the traditions and norms that come with adulthood—namely, love, major life changes, cohabitation, and domesticity.
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It was that sense of decorum, I think, that John Leonard had in mind when he praised the "brilliant domesticity" of her style, a phrase one could characterize as sexist.
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Once his sexual desires are drawn out by Hawk, he leaps ahead and knows what he wants: commitment, domesticity and romance, even if it must be kept in the shadows.
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Ms. Whitsitt attempts something similar here as her play shifts from cozy domesticity — Toklas cooks while Stein labors at her desk — to an unsettling descent into the writer's inner world.
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While it may seem like an innocuous story, political and gender bias experts told Business Insider the focus on Klobuchar's domesticity reveal some of the challenges women face in politics.
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To create beauty from the layering of torn newsprint bathed in a glue of flour and tap water is to align yourself with childhood, domesticity, ancient cultures, protest and trash.
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The dollhouse turns that realm into an idealized space, a corrective to the moral murk of domesticity, unencumbered by the tsoris that seeps through the walls of a real house.
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She invigorates the stereotypical, historically racist figure of the mammy, a trope connoted with servility and domesticity and operating as a stand-in mother for children of white slave owners.
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In The Shiver of the Vampires (1971), a female vampire seduces a young bride, who then rejects her husband and the dull years of bourgeois domesticity that likely await her.
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Some of the uniqueness of Wilmers's vibrant domesticity was documented by her former nanny, Nina Stibbe, in her memoir "Love, Nina" (2013), adapted into a 2016 mini-series by Nick Hornby.
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Documenting his intimate surroundings, Griffith's paintings shift between personal moments of respite and a future of tidy automation, as the promise of an AI connected home creates new visions of domesticity.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, watch a performance of words describing women, learn about the state of LGBTQ rights in Ukraine, rethink domesticity with Rodney McMillan, and more.
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We use the word "cult" to talk about a lot of things: the cult of celebrity, the cult of personality, the cult of domesticity, and yes, even the cult of Trump.
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Crown molding, curtains, and wallpaper serve as facile symbols of domesticity, though these latter two elements, interestingly, host a collection of decorative patterns by a relatively more international crop of artists.
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Marianne doesn't speak French, but she manages to get a cooking job at the Ar Mor after saving Jean-Rémy from oversalting his stew, applying skills from her decades-long domesticity.
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And on "4 Your Eyez Only," he digs in to deeply emotional narratives, and continues his penchant for tackling left-field subject matter, like "Foldin Clothes," about the thrills of domesticity.
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She wrote that, in contrast to many male inmates who conversed about politics, means of escape and chess, she and other women focused on maintaining a microcosm of domesticity and civility.
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The gun space on Instagram is as heteronormative as the "lifestyle" space, which deals in simple narratives of domesticity and products purchased with the shared funds and divergent interests of heterosexual marriage.
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"The clasping tares of domesticity," the English essayist Cyril Connolly phrased it in "Enemies of Promise" (1938), his polemical memoir of the many hazards that lurk between an artist and her work.
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Even if you live in a warm place, you'll still be all about domesticity now that so many planets are in Aquarius, highlighting the part of your chart that's all about home.
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Italy-based Francesca Catastini's tensely staged suburban portraits speak to a fear of paralyzing domesticity, while Russian photographer Ekaterina Anokhina's shot of grass-stained knees captures the sting and transience of heartbreak.
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Much more than the previous architectural pieces, which deal with domesticity and public spaces in a more literal way, this body of work maybe is even more violent and is very corporeal.
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"She writes about motherhood and marriage and things that can get lumped under that general umbrella term 'domesticity,' but she brings them to life in these incredibly razor-sharp ways," Jamison says.
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He wants to live a normal life, with "rug rats" scurrying in the backyard, and he seems to have the capacity now to appreciate domesticity more than he did in his marriage.
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I had started the game for our upcoming Waypoint 101, but while I'd expected some classic cyberpunk, I hadn't expected a game that would so completely nail the appeal of cozy domesticity.
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But Martha Stewart, who built an empire as the doyenne of domesticity, has teamed up with a Canadian cannabis company to create and promote a new line of hemp-based CBD products.
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From the late 60s to the early 00s, Rollin made macabre movies centered on darkly powerful women, transgressive in their sexual freedom and monstrous beauty, choosing subversion and danger over mundane domesticity.
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As feminist movements have evolved, the understanding of domestic objects and activities has begun to take on different meanings, ranging from the rejection of domesticity, to the praise and reification of domestic practice.
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It's a story of domesticity and tension under absurdist circumstances, as its three protagonists form an unlikely bond while being tyrannized by a massive flying bear and gangs of feral, genetically modified children.
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The video flicks between scenes of pastel-toned domesticity and aerobic choreography, to ones suddenly jarred by the bloom of a bruise around Nistico's eye, or blood-like liquid pooling near her head.
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But now is a good time to restructure them, and consider how we could use this traditional gathering to gain strength from each other as women, rather than as a celebration of domesticity.
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As a woman who used to be the queen of domesticity, and then had to completely renegotiate the terms of my marriage, that ability to shift your mindset and perspective is hugely important.
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By the time the war was over in 1945, women were encouraged to shift their focus back to domesticity and all the work that comes with it—like looking good for their husbands.
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Cate Blanchett plays the titular character, a once-renowned architect who grows frustrated with her life of domesticity, abruptly embarks on a trip to Antarctica and finds there's no substitute for artistic stimulation.
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In the largely sepia portrait of 220s domesticity, "Dysfunctional Family" (225), which is one of the earliest paintings included in Al-ugh-gories, Eisenman depicts a suited man seated in a wooden chair.
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He now shares the work of domesticity with her, and the care of their child, but her struggle to care for herself in her early adult years is still fresh in her mind.
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While season one saw Rob and Sharon navigate both a new relationship and an unexpected, late-in-life pregnancy, season two settled them into daily domesticity, battling the pitfalls of post-partum life.
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The exhibit prompted the participants and thousands of viewers to explore feminism through the relationship between art and social change, and the complex, often-misunderstood relationship between a woman, her home and domesticity.
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The news is very much out there that none other than Aunt Lydia, Gilead's most terrifying enforcer (in the "women's sphere" of fertility and domesticity at least), is one of the three narrators.
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Crazy Rich Asian's Rachel is a far cry from Cinderella, who was victim to a pair of mean step-sisters and a cold, callous step-mother who relegated her to a life of domesticity.
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Once fringe-cool and freaky with quirks and secrets, Twin Peaks is a paradox, the same and different, but the dangerous and demented denizens novel have been tempered by grief, time, domesticity, and discovery.
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Ann Pfau is an independent scholar and the author of the book, "Miss Yourlovin: GIs, Gender, and Domesticity during World War II." David Hochfelder is a professor of History at University at Albany, SUNY.
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Slimani's focus on race and class certainly elevates the book's crime-drama stakes into something more complicated, but it's unclear how these issues relate to bourgeois domesticity and the dangerous power games it cultivates.
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Finally, one of our best-read articles today is a lyrical meditation on domesticity by a novelist who carefully renovated her family's apartment and then, for a while, flinched over every scratch and spill.
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The ramshackle, sometimes squalid, occasionally madcap life in the studio where O-Ei apprentices to her father contrasts with the staid, cautious domesticity of the home where O-Ei's enchanting, blind younger sister lives.
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In this context, we can understand the various tricks that magicians performed on women's bodies as expressions of a generalized anxiety over women's increasing emancipation and as part of a backlash that promoted domesticity.
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He's also probably on the downside of his career, losing the dominance he once enjoyed even as he has gained an aura of domesticity with his wife, a former model, and their three children.
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There are a few reference points for her work — the sensory assault of Matthew Barney, Robert Gober's eerie domesticity, Darren Bader's madcap ready-mades — but, for the most part, she is unlike anyone else.
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This work, clearly about home, violence, and the intentional and unintentional destruction of American domesticity, is so rich in its various arcs of continuity, that it is difficult, a first, simply to assimilate them.
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In the opening moments of Andrea Arnold's sprawling, intricate film American Honey, Lee Brice's "I Don't Dance" seeps through cheap speakers as the protagonist, Star, endures another day of violent domesticity in small-town Oklahoma.
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But before Mercury changes signs, conversations that need to happen on the home front reach their climax as Mercury pushes through the final degrees of the sector of your chart that rules family and domesticity.
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Conversations had in an attempt to ground yourself are most productive on Monday morning as messenger planet Mercury—currently in your house of personal resources—gently harmonizes with illusive Neptune in your house of domesticity.
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Appeal to your crustacean friend's penchant for domesticity with cute home goods: This beautiful "Insight Mug" with a gold handle is a perfect excuse for them to serve up one of their famous healing elixirs.
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The art, fashion and photography on view speaks loosely to a recurring influence the region has had on art and shaping ideas about identity—masculinity, music, domesticity, sportswear, certain landscapes and backdrops—though editorial representation.
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As a partner for 35 years in B Five Studio, and now a partner, with Kellie Sirignano — a former B Five employee — in Kellie Franklin Design, Mr. Salasky has mastered the art of luxurious domesticity.
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Pioneers like Joan Rivers, who had also performed pregnant, and Roseanne Barr paved the way with biting jokes about motherhood and domesticity, but Ms. Wong made maternal comedy seem more glamorous, sexual and overtly political.
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The second contrast lies in the fizzling of the post-1970s religious revival, the defeat of the religious right on practically every issue save abortion and the waning of the religious case for female domesticity.
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As an installation, "Mobile Homestead" ties together the various strains of Kelley's career, including his obsession with isolation and loneliness, and with domesticity and familiar structures (including the repressed darkness lurking beneath every happy home).
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Instead, Jessica Dickey's new drama, which opened on Thursday evening in a handsome, sometimes hysterical production directed by Daniel Talbott at A.R.T./New York, swims vigorously (if then laboriously) against the tide of contemporary domesticity.
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Even though they have been living in cozy domesticity together for the last few months in Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace, the couple have decided to observe the marriage tradition of spending their last night apart.
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Yet by breaking the cultural stranglehold of domesticity, Hefner opened the door for a wider sexual revolution, one that would have room for the half of the human species that Hefner himself was often hostile to.
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The animals we typically keep as pets have informed a cinematic commerce of domesticity, while wild animals find themselves under an even more clinical gaze, distanced from corporeal experience and often only looked at in captivity.
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Mr. Fleming's gesture is clearly heartfelt, but in a film that avoids the sappiness so frequently reserved for gay domesticity in popular entertainment, it is the one sentimental sleight of hand that gives the game away.
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The selection of 113 photos included from the series of 100 largely focuses on "the persistent association of white femininity with motherhood and domesticity, fair-skinned beauty, rosy youthfulness, and sexual availability," as the text articulated.
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That disparity — between what we expect from domesticity and what may lurk beneath the surface — generates a finely wrought tension that coils throughout the show, which Birmingham has assembled from an imaginative range of subjects and media.
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Such humiliations can easily be attributed to the transformation of domesticity into a modern psychical event: The suburban housewife with her Valium and her compulsive, doomed perfectionism has been the butt of a decades-long cultural joke.
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Unlike with his intimate interiors, which he could inhabit for months, if necessary, to capture his languorous scenes of domesticity, here he would have been exposed to the ever-changing Dutch weather — often dark, rainy and blustery.
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Drawn to the prosaic qualities of pottery, and its association with domesticity, Perry found he could tell his stories on classical ceramic pot forms with layer upon layer of glorious, glazed color, metallic luster, texture, and text.
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Vinnie may think he's scoping out a future home for him and Abby and children-to-be-named-later, but really he is playing pretend, indulging a fantasy of tree-swing domesticity that isn't available to him.
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Filled with both poignant and bathetic reflections on the artists' experiences of womanhood and domesticity, the work offered critiques of social expectations of women that today seem like a litany of familiar — if still entirely relevant — grievances.
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Yet at the current rate of change, MenCare, a group that promotes equal involvement in caregiving, estimates that it will be about 75 more years before men worldwide assume half of the unpaid work that domesticity requires.
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The passageway led them through living rooms and gardens, into a kitchen with a pot of lentil soup on the counter — the scenes of domesticity highlighting the chaos of war that is intensifying as Iraqi forces advance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — The 18th-century anatomist Frederik Ruysch would sometimes dress severed and preserved hands, arms, or other human parts with bits of lace, bestowing a gentle domesticity on the visceral relics.
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And while it does quietly observe the routines of work and domesticity among itinerant cattle herders and rodeo riders, "Neon Bull" also ventures into more adventurous terrain, examining the sex lives of people and animals with equal fascination.
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Although Martha Clippinger and Elisa D'Arrigo work in very different ways, the one thing they do share is the pleasure of making something out of disparate kinds of materials, and of evoking domesticity without cloaking it in theory.
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Now, will you see what you make of this Amanda Mull piece in The Atlantic, about millennials reaching peak domesticity as single people, and buying their Le Creusets and KitchenAids themselves, instead of receiving them as wedding gifts.
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Works about H.I.V. and AIDS in the 1980s and 1990s had the immediacy of reportage; from the 2000s onward, narratives about marriage and parenting, as well as the backlash against gay domesticity, have felt like real-time anthropology.
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It played a critical role in the suffragette movement—as women became more politically active, many of them continued to work in needlecraft to maintain an image of unthreatening domesticity, in order to gain support for the cause.
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Though Miller appears to be content, a paragon of domesticity, I could think only of the secrets she had buried inside herself: thousands of photos from the war, and the passion for photography it had cruelly taken from her.
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Creativity is, of course, how women are making fun and joy and adventure out of art and business and just regular life (and not some shitty dogmatized domesticity, but the good, happy, warming and cooling stuff of life, mostly).
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A picture titled, "Devin in red socks," recently seen on view during the 2017 SPRING/BREAK Art Show 2017, concerns itself with black domesticity, as accessed through living rooms, bedrooms, and public-private spaces likes motels or public bathrooms.
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"Fuller House," then, is almost inherently regressive and follows no particular demographic or societal trend in dedicating episode after episode to teaching female characters who have or had careers and outside lives to re-concentrate on domesticity and motherhood.
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I was obsessed with her own obsession with her own blood ("What a thrill ... that red plush") and drawn to her suffering silhouette: a woman abandoned by her cheating husband and ensnared by the gendered double standards of domesticity.
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And it is here that the film's real stark beauty lies: in the radical gesture of single-handedly effacing a myth, or rather, in giving it an earthly dimension, against the background of Anna Magdalena's devoted yet silenced domesticity.
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Pace Gallery is expanding its online viewing room tool to the public and will host digital exhibitions, including a group exhibition on ceramics, a collection of pieces inspired by nature and scenes of domesticity by the artist Saul Steinberg.
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The design historian Robin Schuldenfrei, in her 2012 book "Atomic Dwelling: Anxiety, Domesticity, and Postwar Architecture," pointed out that Moholy-Nagy's experimental, pragmatic approach to design made it adaptable when he was called upon to serve the war effort.
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She's a scientist who researches longevity, and she believes that the best ways to stop aging are to suppress the reproductive system or restrict one's caloric intake — in other words, to never succumb to either hedonism or to domesticity.
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That ''Little House on the Prairie'' decade is one of three that governs Cracker Barrel's aesthetic, the others being the zippy domesticity of the '50s and the attitude shirts of the '90s: eras suffused, in their own ways, with hope.
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You become very clear on your desire for a partner who'll call when they say they will, is a good listener (and talker!), and who's willing to explore domesticity with you, whether that means living or cooking with each other.
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And because the world of adventure and excitement must be seductive, the woman who represents domesticity must be vaguely off-putting: She's faithless to the hero, or doesn't care much for him, or is simply not a very nice person.
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Throughout history, most Japanese women were subject to rigid social expectations of marriage, domesticity, and motherhood, but there also existed women warriors who were known to be to be every bit as strong, capable, and courageous as their male counterparts.
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Clinton belongs to an earlier generation, one whose objective was to free women from the prison of domesticity — at least the middle-class women who didn't already have jobs — and send them marching into the work force to demand equality there.
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The other characters, initially cartoonish, begin to feel real, too, including Emily's vain sister Lavinia and her Whig politician father (a terrific Toby Huss), who has a deep bond with the daughter he has trapped in a box of domesticity.
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Domesticity was not in favor in American poetry, except as a site of tragic collisions between art and life; Robert Lowell's " Life Studies " had set the tone for describing marriage and family as a zero-sum struggle for artists' souls.
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Once again, we find all the signs of a Lucas piece: In the table, there is a gesture to domesticity while the placement of the foods evokes a vagina and breasts; and the whole piece is wrapped up in humor.
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But gay domesticity is turning out to be tough to dramatize, as evidenced by such flawed shows as Peter Parnell's tale of fatherhood and infidelity, "Dada Woof Papa Hot," and Mark Gerrard's "Steve," infused by a sense of impending mortality.
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A patch of colored cloth can be seen hanging on the wall by his head, conveying an eerie hint of private domesticity; this room was clearly a place of comfort and happiness to the two people he had just murdered.
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In fiction, drama, movies, painting and photography, gay men and lesbians, and others on the queer spectrum, have been building habitations in history, whether near or distant, sometimes in search of a more congenial domesticity and sometimes establishing more aggressive encampments.
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In Ashman's version, it becomes a parable for the destructive natures of repression and the desire for the kind of heterosexual domesticity emblematic of Reagan-era politics (not to mention the way blood itself feeds what later becomes an epidemic).
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In it, Cummings (who died in 2015) appears alone on a stage sparsely equipped with a green scarf, a cast iron skillet, a scrub brush, and chair, and proceeds to transform the space into a volatile environment of domesticity and labor.
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According to Perri and her colleagues, early American dogs "likely played key cultural and ecological roles" in the lives of humans, and their "intentional burials suggests they were an important part of human domesticity" in the Americas by the late Paleolithic period.
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But for all their differences, she shares with Clinton a conviction that the position of first lady — with its focus on domesticity and family — needn't be limiting and can be a powerful platform to express the administration and party's values and ideals.
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Throughout the 1950s and even the '60s, when the company began advertising in publications like Ebony, the Avon lady was still widely depicted as a model of white womanhood, and the sales model played up the post–World War II ideal of domesticity.
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Food also has an inextricable link to traditional notions of female domesticity, and while there's no shame in aspiring to that or finding a way to reclaim it, it's exciting to see someone who so openly bucks those conventions enter the space.
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Throughout history, most Japanese women were subject to rigid social expectations of marriage, domesticity, and motherhood, but there also existed women warriors like Takeko who were known to be to be every bit as strong, capable, and courageous as their male counterparts.
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All three offer the chance to make something tangible — a therapeutic exercise in its own right — but they also carry with them the values of community, intimacy, and domesticity, all of which can often feel as though they're under threat by modern life.
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Adam and Hannah's day of domesticity continues as they shop for baby stuff, but the site of a stock photo baby and mother on the box of a baby bathtub makes her realize that she hasn't really talked to anyone about this.
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Invoking famous feminist texts like The Yellow Wallpaper, we come to understand that every woman in the house is not only some form of a ghost — but confined by the walls of the walls of domesticity that keep them trapped in the house.
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There's the refusal to look me in the eye; directing all decision-making questions to the male colleague in the room, even when I hold a senior title or position; and small-minded questions or comments directed at me about domesticity or minutia.
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They have learned that the overfamiliarity with a spouse and the institutionalization of the relationship that accompany companionate domesticity actually dampen female desire in ways they don't male desire -- suggesting long-term, monogamous relationships may actually be harder for women than for men.
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But for all their differences, she shares with Clinton a conviction that the position of first lady — with its focus on domesticity and family — needn't be limiting, and can be a powerful platform to express the administration and party's values and ideals.
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On another ceramic, "Untitled (Stocking Vase)" (1980), which is primarily white with an orange stripe at the top and near the bottom, the artist has depicted a pair of stockings draped over a coat hanger — a meeting of domesticity and the erotic.
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Whole paragraphs are devoted to their ingenious domesticity; author Gertrude Chandler Warner describes in luxurious detail how Jessie keeps the butter cold by hiding it behind a waterfall, and how Benny dotes on the pink cup he found in a trash heap.
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Perhaps, paradoxically, Moore's take on Nabokov seems more "acceptable" precisely because she doesn't stray too far from the original, doesn't subvert it, but simply and deftly applies a light, modern gloss with her incisive observations of domesticity and her trademark mordant wit.
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Caroline Rieckhof Brommer's armor-like metal clothes and Katherine Vetne's flattened casts of pitchers, as well as Holly Laws' cage-like ironing board structures, introduce domesticity with a sharp, critical edge, while Carolina Sardi's plated steel wall-mounted configurations are rich and minimalist.
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Merz proves that domesticity — and for that matter, the female experience — is no light fodder for art; rather, she uses it deftly to radically critique many of the same phenomena as the rest of the poveristi, but to a piercing and multifaceted effect.
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They are both exhibitions where I'm staggered by the power of the artist's work, but find that the didactic text attempts to limit my responses to obvious and restricted readings of McMillian's work — full of signifiers that reference domesticity, race, and class, and more.
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Over the phone from his Los Angeles apartment, he explains that his new album as Geotic—first a home for his ambient efforts, now the moniker that he uses for all forms of "passive listening"—was an attempt at capturing his affinity for domesticity.
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Next spring the company will produce the New York premiere of "Animal," a new dark comedy by Clare Lizzimore about "the underside of domesticity, the complexity of the brain in chaos, and the thin line between sinking and survival," according to a news release.
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But when it was pointed out six years ago that three days of commercial exploitation was now heavily overbalancing a single Thanksgiving day allocated for wholesome domesticity, the 92nd Street Y and the United Nations Foundation came up with yet another add-on: Giving Tuesday.
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When a woman writes about the home and domesticity, she is told her subject matter is frivolous and unimportant and unworthy of any kind of serious consideration, and her writing is dismissed because it cannot possibly be worth the time required to read it.
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President-elect Trump's decision to tap Ms. Chao to be his secretary of transportation could prove to be a deviously shrewd mobilization of domesticity as he pushes to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to rebuild the nation's highways, bridges, airports and transit systems.
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Now he is about to publish his latest book, "Calypso," which reflects the usual Sedaris preoccupations: the bonds of siblings, the trials and comforts of domesticity, the softenings and ravagements of time, the general confusion of the world, his family's extremely weird sense of humor.
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In one such scene, Vandenbroucke — always alert to the rhythms of domesticity — dumps a bag full of kitchen implements on the floor and then bangs a ladle against a frying pan, faster and faster, louder and louder, until it becomes impossible to hear her spoken words.
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The artists bind their faces in tape (Renate Eisenegger); fabric (Lydia Schouten, in her savage video, "Sexobject," 13/2016); and thread, with its echoes of domesticity (Annegret Soltau); or mash them against panes of glass, as in works by Katalin Ladik, Birgit Jürgenssen, and Ana Mendieta.
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The anonymous details she constructs — an elevator bank, a doorway, a jury box — may depart from the domesticity of the other works in the show, but their layered histories relate directly to the haunted walls of Dana Levy's video and the composite homes of Paul Wackers's painting.
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And a book that's unapologetically about women, domesticity, motherhood, and relationships, without treating them as incompatible with cyberpunk hacking sequences, corporate warfare, a secret all-female society of radiation-resistant cyborgs living under the ruins of Israel, or an extended frame story about the Golem of Prague.
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Negotiations between the numbers in your bank or the lease on your apartment are made, as love and money planet Venus in your house of personal finance (and self-esteem) gently harmonizes with Saturn, the planet of responsibility, i the sector of your chart that rules domesticity.
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Alongside Dufresne's joyful challenges, Frantino's celebration of male love and domesticity, as well as his imaginative transformations of motifs found in Picasso, suggests a shift has taken place in the art world: the age of derision, caricature, and imitation has lost whatever edge it once supposedly had.
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Indeed that worn linoleum and carpet of "Untitled" (2006) and "Untitled" (2011) suggest that domesticity is a kind of simultaneous wearing away of the substrate, and an accumulation of signs (stains and tears) that indicate use by a particular set of people in a particular time.
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Somewhere between offering an intimate look at the so-called Prince of Darkness' pre-retirement domesticity and helping to turn MTV from a music video channel into a reality TV one, The Osbournes ended up as the first show of its kind to win a Primetime Emmy.
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A hot night for Samuel involves lasagna followed by "Annie Hall" on TV. He does not know that "black dad," Aaron, is beginning to feel, with Eisa's upcoming departure for college, that years of parenting and enforced domesticity have doused whatever wildness he once had within him.
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This depiction of Christian domesticity, with male heads of household shaping spiritual matters for their female counterparts, is central to the film's vision of a "good" Christian life: a chain of well-ordered relationships in which wives submit to their husbands, and husbands submit to Trump.
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Produced with the help of the Art Production Fund, the performance will continue explorations that Mr. Gerard and Mr. Kelly – artistic and romantic partners who have created works for the Guggenheim, the New Museum and the Kitchen – have conducted for the last several years about togetherness, family and domesticity.
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Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum, a federal judge in Manhattan who presided over the trial that sent the domesticity expert Martha Stewart to prison for lying to the government about her sale of stock in a friend's company, died on Friday at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan.
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Indeed, as we in America still struggle to maintain reproductive freedom for women, the right to go to the bathroom for trans people, and the ability to bring rapists to justice, one can't help but wonder how far we have truly progressed beyond marital sacrifice and razor blade domesticity.
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Despite the problems of framing any female writer's work with these two elements of domesticity — in her home and with her celebrated male partner — I'm compelled to repeat these snippets because they so vividly symbolize the layering and communication that give rise to the genius of Mayröcker's texts.
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If there was a common thread holding their releases together, it was the band's generosity of spirit: few of their contemporaries were singing about the simple pleasures of domesticity, let alone using the image of scared babies pooping to express the overwhelming power of the world around us.
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One morning at an upper-Manhattan TV studio, the writer, performer, and life-style guru Amy Sedaris was in her dressing room on the set of her new joys-of-domesticity show, "At Home with Amy Sedaris," on truTV, getting ready to change into her fish-gutting pinafore.
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Ianthe Broome, who forms the unsuitable attachment of "An Unsuitable Attachment" (written in the early 1960s, but published posthumously in 1982), does eventually get the marriage no one expects of her, described in terms so chill and flat they banish any thought of romance in favor of doldrum domesticity.
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Cox in particular, as The Long Blondes' primary songwriter, created a curiously peerless sound and feel, flitting between references to movie lore and starlets (the "Long Blondes" for whom the band was named) and bleak depictions of domesticity, the former revving up the latter with drama and intrigue.
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Nevertheless, the claim that women might bring "family values" back into the nation's governance — a claim made at the time in movements of all political hues — created a contradiction within conservative movements: Despite an ideological commitment to Victorian gender norms, including women's domesticity, many conservative women enjoyed participating in politics.
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The resulting conversation allows us to meet all of the March sisters: Meg (Willa Fitzgerald), ever the picture of mid-1800s grace, beauty, and domesticity, Amy (Big Little Lies and Blockers star Kathryn Newton), the willful and image-obsessed baby of the family, and Beth (Annes Elwy), the shy one.
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Young Adult slowly coaxes the audience into sympathizing with Mavis, a fading queen bee who's had trouble letting go of her high school glory days, and who starts out hilariously awful even before she embarks on her alarming quest to "liberate" Buddy from domesticity ("babies are boring," she boozily insists).
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But it's not just the state, it's about the state of dread and premonition, and the desire to push outside the realm of domesticity, and how to raise little boys and make them into good people, and it's about snakes, and it's basically everything that you can come up with.
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It was a surprise to notice that the co-author of the innocuous, slow-moving screenplay is Andrew Bujalski, a charter member of the mumblecore indie-film movement and the writer and director of the wonderful "Support the Girls," especially as the new film ends with a paean to neutered domesticity.
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His work in the Midwestern city of Omaha reveals America as pluralized, fragmented, and teeming with its own "brand of hypermasculinity," as he terms it: adolescents on the cusp of promise or obscurity, land that seemingly leads to nowhere, a sense of unending time and a dark side to domesticity.
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The politics of domesticity overlapped with the politics of race in SubSuperior, a solo show from Pat Philips at Catinca Tabacaru, in which homespun symbols — a tin of pomade, orange work vests, a pair of black boots — resonate with associations to white supremacy, forced labor, and the prison-industrial complex.
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On Wednesday night, you'll receive nearly clairvoyant insight as to what you need to do to karmically heal yourself, when communication planet Mercury harmonizes with spiritual Neptune at 11:59 PM. Cancer season begins Thursday morning at 6:07 AM, pulling your focus towards emotional security, domesticity, and family history.
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The sex gets top billing in the franchise, but the arc of the trilogy is one of a woman demanding emotional intimacy from a man so determined to withhold it that he puts his rules in writing: This romance begins with a nondisclosure agreement and ends on an image of blissful familial domesticity.
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In alternating chapters the book also unfolds a history of Jell-O and its highly gendered marketing campaigns, a brief and somewhat reductive examination of 20th-century domesticity, and the story of an outbreak of female mass psychogenic illness that occurred in LeRoy, N.Y., the birthplace of Jell-O and the writer's hometown.
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Jane Austen — that most enduringly popular of early-19th-century writers, chronicler of domesticity and love — gets the star treatment yet again in new recordings of two of her most famous novels: SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, read by Rosamund Pike, and EMMA, read by Emma Thompson and a cast including Joanne Froggat and Morgana Robinson.
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Meanwhile, the Black heads here are small and relegated to the back, evocative of the countless unsung Black faces, maids, and mammies who were once relegated to the kitchens of America, without whom this well cultivated sphere of domesticity would have been insupportable The titles of Logan's works also help to convey his sharp irony.
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While the stitching would seem to situate Ginzel's the art within woman's work and domesticity, I cannot help but think that the choice of a tissue package comments on the way society frames women and the idea of beauty in terms of usefulness and disposability: They too are both to be used and tossed aside.
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Another hellish variation on received notions of domesticity fuels this year's most compelling comic-book serial, The Vision, by Tom King and Gabriel Hernandez Walta, whose first half has been collected as THE VISION: Little Worse Than a Man (Marvel, paper, $17.99) — the conclusion, "Little Better Than a Beast," is due out this month.
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Unlike, say, Sylvia Plath or Anne Sexton — who were torn between family and work, and whose art was inspired by this tension — Morton did not suffer from debilitating mental illness and did not seem to have a tortured life at home: It was the sheer banality of domesticity that seemed to drive her from it.
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In a Griffith Park parking lot, she will assemble a course based on the overlapping floor plans of her Pico-Union childhood home and her father's house in Guadalajara, on which they will stage a choreographed rally, using microphones in their helmets to tell their own stories about domesticity and the freedom of the road.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SUMMIT, New Jersey — Last month I reviewed the exhibition, Simon Dinnerstein: Revisiting The Fulbright Triptych, at the Mitzi & Warren Eisenberg Gallery of the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey; Interior Monologues is a group show in the center's main gallery, and it poses a parallel, and equally intriguing, view of domesticity.
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Consisting of three exhibitions and public programs that weave into each other, audiences will engage with artworks exploring a wide range of practices including, trans fashion and domesticity; gendered and immigrant labor under global racial capitalism; Gelede women's commemoration, protest and power as represented in textile work; speculative future-casting through Oglala Lakota knowledge systems, and more.
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She has published two books—I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence (2006) and Simple Times: Crafts for Poor People (2010)—which make a hilarious mockery of Stewart-style domesticity, but also include tips you can actually use, like how to get blood stains out of your underwear, or how to grieve (Xanax is mentioned twice).
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She grew up in a large Victorian house in South Orange, N.J., in a family of artists — her father was the sculptor Tony Smith, her mother, Jane Lawrence Smith, was an opera singer and actor, and her sister Seton is also an artist — and throughout her four-decade career, she has often explored domesticity in her work.
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Some images have been modified less by Heinecken's intervention than by the passage of time: the image of Lani Guinier, who features prominently in one revised magazine, is less iconic today than it once was, and a smiling Bill Cosby in an old Kodak advertisement will never again signify blandly respectable domesticity, as it once did.
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"During the 21945s, when her dynamic and sometimes provocative artworks were featured on the covers and pages of America's most popular pulp magazines, female illustrators more frequently worked in educational publishing, or created imagery focusing on domesticity and themes relating to motherhood and childhood," Stephanie Haboush Plunkett, deputy director and chief curator at the Norman Rockwell Museum, told Hyperallergic.
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Fleeting domestic moments — caring for and changing a baby — are interwoven with pages from books showing fragments of black-and-white drawings (gestures, garments), images of a child's naked torso, children's hands at play, re-photographed clips and images of dancer and choreographer Yvonne Rainer's Lives of Performers (1972), and more abstract images that playfully shift between art and artifacts of domesticity.
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While traces of Woolf's work were noticeably absent at the museum in autumn, "Virginia Woolf: An Exhibition Inspired by Her Writings," showcases the works of more than 80 artists, including her sister, the painter and Bloomsbury Group member Vanessa Bell, who have either been directly influenced by Woolf or explore recurring themes important to Woolf, such as feminist perspectives on domesticity.
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The latter are the most ambitious in their hybridity of masculine formalism and feminine connotation and contingency — works such as "Anatomy of a Kimono" (1976), a massive multipaneled piece in the collection of Bruno Bischofberger, and "Wonderland" (1983), a large work in the collection of the Smithsonian American Art Museum and one of the finest and most poignant of Schapiro's homages to domesticity and traditional needlework crafts.
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This 9823 feature from Agnès Varda (1928-2019) follows two friends — Pauline (Valérie Mairesse), a choir singer who, as the film begins, has not yet left her parents' home, and the slightly older Suzanne (Thérèse Liotard), who was perhaps too young when she settled for a life of domesticity — from the early 1960s through the '70s, a time of passionate politics and feminism in France.
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Which leads to the final contrast — namely, that the misogynistic currents that Atwood envisioned being incorporated into her fundamentalist dictatorship, the feelings of male impotence and uselessness that the Gileadan commander in "The Handmaid's Tale" invokes as a justification for his religious revolution, have instead become more culturally potent as secularization has advanced and men have been cut loose from Christianity and domesticity both.
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This is apparently no bother to the occupants of the room in question, who are not Pinter's Brits, but Americans, at least to judge by their accents: Rose, played by Kate Valk with the willfully chirpy domesticity of a 1950s television housewife, and Bert (Scott Renderer), an evidently very dim bulb of a man, silently tucking into the breakfast Rose makes him before he goes out into the cold.
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Yet these men never seem quite so trammeled or devoured by domesticity, nor so possessed by its utopian visions: It may be the last laugh of patriarchy that men are better at being women than women are; but perhaps in relinquishing the role of housewife a woman robs it of its sting, and hands over a neutered identity where a basic willingness and competence are all that's required.
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Even more important, Gopnik has never been able to keep his bottomless enthusiasm for bourgeois domesticity contained to his personal essays: With an almost clockwork consistency, he loses himself rifling through the lives of famous thinkers for evidence of the "bourgeois obsessions" he explored in Paris to the Moon, especially romantic marriages (Napoleon, Darwin, and Lincoln all loved their wives uxoriously) and shopping ("There are few more premonitory or touching documents than Voltaire's shopping lists").
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Their work is threaded through with fables told in the language of net curtains and three piece suites bought on finance; throwaway lines like Cocker's "Your name was Deborah / It never suited ya," and Heaton's "Think of you with pipe and slippers / Think of her in bed / Laying there just watching telly / Think of me instead," are alight with normality, domesticity, and desire, far preferable to anaemic half-declarations of love, loss or both.
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Like all celebrity images, the lingering idea of Stefani as a scrappy, DIY kind of girl worked to elide the things that made having it all possible: the money — and the child care and trainers and private chefs it funds — that makes a body like hers possible; the whiteness and domesticity that rendered her a "safe" choice for brands; the extent to which her success was built on appropriating fashion from other cultures and, as the years went by, continuing to ignore calls to reckon with that practice.
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