Strangers is about one woman's journey through her sexual explorations.
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Other works appear to be more vulnerable explorations of identity.
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The glaciologists are already discussing potential explorations under the ice.
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Kafka is a treasure trove for these kinds of explorations.
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I eased us into our epicurean explorations with a salad.
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Richard E. Byrd, which joined his famous explorations of Antarctica.
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Somehow, neither of these explorations allows Moser to dive deep.
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I don't think there's a lot of explorations of female desire.
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But not all explorations of cities' forbidden regions looks like this.
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Tell us about some of your earliest explorations in music, Jim?
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I do that in everything — explorations of power, identity and belonging.
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Posting Aerocene explorations on the occasion of #COP22 - most important now!
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Expeditions are explorations of the landscape, but of my life, too.
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In fact, Depoorter began his explorations of privacy by violating his own.
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More importantly, these explorations often reveal how outdated the material can be.
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Yes, his explorations of sound and instrumentation were like controlled scientific studies.
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Despite the problems, however, there's no sign of these format explorations slowing.
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These are all explorations of what feels like a living, breathing society.
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You'll just want to limit your lazy floating explorations to calm waters.
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The record's dissonant, jarring explorations reflect the claustrophobic discomfort that produced them.
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Similar virtues elevate Rousset's other explorations of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century repertory.
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Unabashedly describing her various substance-related explorations, I only grew more nervous.
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He may be back on Earth, but his galactic explorations aren't over.
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After the spacey explorations of "Mountain Battles," this album is shorter, punchier.
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Of course, I always bring those explorations into my day work, though.
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Backcountry explorations with children require additional planning but pays you back handsomely.
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His explorations, from prehistory through post-apocalyptic ruin, resonate at many levels.
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But Mirage Solo doesn't limit you to just games and world explorations.
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As with all explorations of complex, evolving trends, there's no one answer.
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Anti-bias sessions can incorporate personal reflections, explorations of feelings and mental exercises.
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But there is no expiration date on sexuality or our explorations of sex.
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Glen Morgan and Wong came up with deep character explorations, especially of Scully.
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These explorations stem from Hubbs' own relationship to photographs of the female body.
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That meant more explorations in the concrete jungle – an assignment the members welcomed.
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"They are basic explorations of belief and systems of belief," the artist notes.
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There are other audio explorations of climate change and related issues out there.
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Visits ($5) include the tower and explorations of the surrounding wildlife refuge. kilaueapoint.
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Genuine desire, the elusive marvel Eve seeks in her nightly explorations of milfateria.
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Counting "and"s, mapping emotion and other explorations of the Stanford Literary Lab.
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Musical explorations range from the physical and kinetic to the light and effervescent.
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Our goal is to encourage individual action and motivate new explorations and research.
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Stay for the fascinating explorations of race and cooking in the African diaspora.
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Or Janacek, who deployed similar brass fanfares for his own explorations of nationhood.
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The sleepless nights, the endless conversations and explorations and leaving no stone unturned.
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Macfarlane's book recounts a series of explorations under the surface of our planet.
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Even if sometimes we do this by stumbling into and through our explorations.
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In every way, Madeira is a departure from previous explorations in Wine School.
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He closed out his explorations of space by flying on two shuttle missions.
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Image: Neil DaviesThis may be the end of paleontological explorations along this particular outcrop.
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It just so happened that their explorations led them somewhere dark, disturbed, and unexpected.
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For instance, some members conducted regular explorations of San Francisco's privately owned public spaces.
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Selections range the gamut of literary explorations of tennis to explainers of genome science.
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The two new songs are complicated, freak folk explorations that feature Vernon's signature falsetto.
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It's beautiful to be experimental with both your self healing and your sexual explorations.
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It's one of the most mind-bending explorations of video game space since Portal.
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The Siberian city of Okhotsk became the staging point for two explorations he ordered.
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Thirty years later, however, the entity set up to handle Russia's American explorations failed.
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From our postmodern perspective, it is easy to silently root for his eccentric explorations.
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This year, Bailey will enhance his augmented reality explorations beginning with an upcoming show.
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Getting into a whole new business will require years of investments, explorations and adjustments.
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" They are also surreal explorations of facial "landscapes," featuring what she calls, "purposeful distortion.
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The groom's mother retired as the director of Explorations, a preschool in Medfield, Mass.
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Ms. Portnuff has returned to Rythmia two more times to continue her ayahuasca explorations.
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Indeed, many explorations of the suburbs begin by nosing north along the Hudson River.
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Her interest in resistance is amplified by her explorations of cultural concerns and historical accounts.
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Although, I have to say that this map of Shackleton's Antarctic explorations looks straight enough.
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These groups collectively are leading explorations into archiving existing black voices and encouraging future practitioners.
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It changed my heart, and I grew through our transparent explorations about all things family.
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Rivera said Codelco hoped to have results from those explorations by the end of 2020.
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Through explorations of his work, she illuminates the innovations with which he would transform painting.
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There is much comedy and real subtlety, both intellectual and human, in Solstad's internal explorations.
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This work that I own is a geometric piece from his explorations of deco design.
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They exist as reminders of the kind of touchy ethical explorations the novel makes possible.
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Fill it up with your explorations, goals, and whatever else you're inspired to write about.
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Most of my favorite explorations were on foot and off-trail with Moose out front.
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In her intuitive, freewheeling explorations, her body delivers a kind of semaphore of contradictory feelings.
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We've collaborated with them on explorations of poor battery life and bad Wi-Fi connections.
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This seven-month series also offers deep explorations of Native American and African-American history.
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And its technological explorations are also frequently too incomplete to qualify as serious science fiction.
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We should be able to enjoy and continue our explorations until we see fit to stop.
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Mastodon's stylistic explorations continued into 2009's Crack the Skye—a full-blown prog metal masterwork.
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But by going so deep into these personal explorations, Hall loses track of the larger story.
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Michelangelo's anatomical explorations of corpses supports the theory, according to a paper by neurosurgeon Michael Salcman.
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O.J. Simpson, In the Dark, and so many more extended true crime explorations descended upon us.
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Unfortunately, in both cases, there's not much to distinguish them from past explorations of these characters.
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It continues on from the explorations I was doing around growing a fetus in zero gravity.
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Verge Science is the home base for our experiments and explorations into the future of science.
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Boahen probed the documents of colonial explorations to uncover a forgotten heritage of engaged African states.
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They meet in Episode 1 and soon bond, helping each other through various crises and explorations.
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Take South, Akerman's exploration of the American South, which contrasts explorations of the landscape with interviews.
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Mann's historical and social explorations are anchored in her embrace of her identity as a Southerner.
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Old photographs and a short digression into explorations by Ernest Shackleton and Frank Wild are wonderful.
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The playwright Dominique Morisseau channels explorations of race, class and privilege into vital conflicts between characters.
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But like most explorations of scientific theory, the road to the answer is the best part.
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Sunday, when much of the city shuts down, is an excellent day for leisurely museum explorations.
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Supporting NIH will position American scientists to continue the open-ended explorations at which they excel.
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At the Kunsthal Rotterdam, David Bade and Tirzo Martha create sculptural explorations of still-life paintings.
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Both intended their interventions as explorations of and resistance to current politics surrounding the female body.
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After WWI, the victors recommenced their formal explorations, inventing Surrealism and Dada, among other avant-gardes.
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They will continue their microbiome explorations as they work towards translating unique bacterial characteristics into probiotic treatments.
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It was this understanding that led to some of the technological explorations featured in The Prox Transmissions.
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EOC: Have you seen like any kind of similar things like that in your internet explorations, Julia?
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It would be the way she would spend large swaths of her famous explorations in Haight-Ashbury.
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But without realizing it, my explorations had already been teaching me how to build a strong foundation.
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Paradoxical, puzzling, at times even maddening, these books ask us to learn from their explorations of contradiction.
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Mendieta's work—vital, feminist explorations of the body and its connection with earth—is much less exhibited.
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In it, it noted that product explorations would be open to a small group of browser users.
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Both composition and conducting—to him an essential pairing, each informing and enriching the other—were explorations.
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From townscapes in Wales to Antarctic explorations, he documents the way we change the world around us.
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How do the explorations on the LP relate to what you were doing with Deceptionista last year?
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These scores, drastic now as then, are explorations of sonority; the piano is played, banged, tapped, twanged.
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It was unclear what effect the executive change might have on the company's explorations of a sale.
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With the discovery of the TRAPPIST- 1 system, we can extend those explorations to Earth-sized planets.
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We like to have definite answers when we're doing these explorations, but unfortunately, it's not there yet.
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"This province invested in researchers and then gave them the freedom to do those explorations," Dyck said.
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This annual event focuses on that property, the Thain Family Forest, with zoological, botanical and artistic explorations.
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In all its explorations and truth-telling this exhibition is carefully and wisely curated by Ashley James.
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Whether designed for professional use or for the general public, observatories nurture humanity's explorations of the cosmos.
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" His relentless explorations led him to write "The Triumph of American Painting: A History of Abstract Expressionism.
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"He added: "Listeners can expect a series of deep explorations of business, investing, technology, and other topics.
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Ms. Fitzgerald decided to move back to New York (to Flatbush) in 2014, to continue their explorations.
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The other two finalists had proposed explorations of Venus, a planet neglected by NASA in recent decades.
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There were no passionate debates or philosophical explorations of whether Google should be showing users more images.
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During my explorations of Gold Butte, I saw only two other vehicles and not a single person.
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While Burns's explorations of history and culture aspire to standards of objectivity, Cousins is unabashedly, unapologetically personal.
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Frida's artistic explorations trace how people are shaped by various identity strategies, tensions, and structures of power.
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Lisbeth's story is rooted in trauma, and the first three books are careful explorations of her resultant lifestyle.
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Instead, we will use it to fund universities and scientists for their research and explorations into the future.
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Others are more subtle explorations of how one never really knows who one is going to bed with.
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And all of this fine motor movement exists on a continuum with bigger plans, explorations,10 and actions.
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In addition to explorations of the beautiful island, several photos show the family dressed in traditional Balinese garb.
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As LeJeune pointed out, Skirt Club doesn't claim to a space for explorations of identity politics or queerness.
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Adolescents are not only indulged in their freewheeling impulses; whole parks are specifically set aside for their explorations.
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"It's certainly not completely innocent, but we have to worry about regular gas and oil explorations," he added.
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That he worked on both within a year is more or less standard for his rapidly evolving explorations.
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Walgreens explored a deal to buy AmerisourceBergen last year, but those early-stage explorations ended without an agreement.
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It's the suggestion of future variations and deepening explorations, the embryonic blueprint of what we can't yet imagine.
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The evocation of that maturational tipping point where wisdom trumps desire is one of the novel's wrenching explorations.
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In 1984, Russell started high school in London, and his classes quickly became ancillary to his musical explorations.
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Yet these dating sims explicitly "gamify" relationships, constraining explorations of love to the language of traditional game design.
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Spain's early explorations of Texas began in 1521, according to Sherry Kafka Wagner, a historian and urban designer.
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During these painful explorations of the island's grim history, visitors occasionally meet survivors like Ko Wan-soon, 483.
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Hammond's work can appear bewildering at first, expansive in its diametrical explorations, and sprawling in its material juxtapositions.
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Part of "Karl Marx Festival: On Your Marx," the production continues Ms. Achugar's explorations into power structures. Oct.
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And he merges jazz-harmony explorations with hip-hop looping — the repetitive versus the improvisatory — for a reason.
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Start your explorations at Pangolin London, a sculpture-focused gallery that has an art trail around the complex.
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John Cage and Pierre Boulez, masters of the musical avant-garde, studied Mallarmé's explorations of chance and discontinuity.
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Bluff is more of a home base for environmentalists, archaeologists and tour companies that specialize in gentler explorations.
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These are the more figurative works in the show, which also contains numerous explorations of form, color, and material.
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In the meantime, Johann Baron Lanteigne's works are technological explorations into the relationship between viewers and spherical surround-screens.
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This season has some unusual storytelling around dialogue-free sequences, like General Amaya's fight sequences, or Viren's mirror explorations.
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Most importantly, his curiosity-driven explorations, and ability to connect art and science, helped him innovate in his work.
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But The Invitation is her strongest work yet, filled with resonant explorations of grief and loss amid the carnage.
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In her loud, unflinching explorations of physics, she has, over decades, devised what looks like her own Olympic sport.
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In other words, over the decades, he's funneled his myriad explorations through all the music he's grown up with.
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Hiller frequently draws from popular culture, which can be seen in the context of her explorations into shared consciousness.
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Penfield's explorations of the brain helped scientists target the malfunctions that led to speech disorders and problems with memory.
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I didn't exactly get far in my explorations, but I could see the foundation for a reasonably innovative game.
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"Close Encounters of the Third Kind" was one of Spielberg's earliest explorations of alien life and communication between worlds.
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Although Laika was very real, her legacy is a font of inspiration for fictional explorations of animals in space.
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Nearly 50 years old, Ballet Hispánico has long been a home for explorations of Spanish and Latin American identities.
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"Nouns & Verbs: New and Selected Poems" is a rich and invigorating sampling of the poetic results of these explorations.
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Harmony Hammond's work can appear bewildering at first, expansive in its diametrical explorations, and sprawling in its material juxtapositions.
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As formal explorations of alienated youth go, it's as close as it comes to an Elephant-style observational masterpiece.
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They "integrate" these experiences in intense, hypnotic, secret-telling sessions like the one I saw called Explorations of Meaning.
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Scene On Radio is doing some of the best cultural explorations out there, and Seeing White is no exception.
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The quadcopter would be able to perform detailed explorations of the moon's various terrains, including its seas of hydrocarbons.
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Artist explorations of identity aside, while walking through the fair, I did not really see many people of color.
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AUTHOR'S NOTE: This recipe has been reprinted with permission of the author from South: Essential Recipes and New Explorations.
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His grindings and silences were not one-off provcations but rigorous explorations of the nature of sound and music.
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Cunningham, a proponent of using chance operations in his choreographic process, paved the way for explorations of nonrepresentational dance.
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Season three rounds out the Pfefferman children's queer identity explorations when Josh finds himself falling for Maura's friend Shea.
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In the case of Picasso and Matisse, though, the experiments were a prelude to more systematic and complex explorations.
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His self-portraits, especially the later ones, are pitilessly honest explorations of the psychic toll we inflict on ourselves.
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Hockney is comparatively dispassionate, however, because his method of working is instructively informed by inquisitive intellectual and technical explorations.
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But this collection of prose fragments about poems, poets, poetics and politics reads like a journal of explorations and commitments.
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There are, of course, artists who are invested in more abrasive explorations of the UK as a scorched, alien environment.
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But it's not a huge surprise, given Han Tani's explorations in 3D adventure, with All Our Asias earlier this year.
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When the Foldscope finally gets to people, we make one request, which is this: Share your explorations openly on microcosmos.foldscope.com.
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Her columns were generally the more interesting explorations of the pair, her knack for inspiring a reaction was top-notch.
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The portraits Martin composes are courageous explorations about the power and vulnerability of our relationships with seen and unseen worlds.
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LH-L: We had drawn, as one of our explorations of the space, a canyon carved out by a river.
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In the story, his explorations of how the aliens perceive light refraction winds up informing Louise's new understanding of time.
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Only 20 or 30 people were watching his daily explorations, until a friend recommended he pitch the idea to reddit.
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But their explorations took them to townhouses where Mr. Trebek could have more room, as well as steady rental income.
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But, boy, am I glad my early explorations happened through the thoughtfulness of the best fanfiction writers instead of porn.
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But Mr. Weiss's explorations have shown that the scope of the museum's collection had been broader than anyone had realized.
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He presented the president with a variety of options, often with lengthy explorations about the pros and cons of each.
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In its explorations of the planet's magnetosphere and various moons, it has found evidence of an underground ocean on Enceladus.
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The drone would be able to fly from one location to another and to perform detailed explorations of various terrains.
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There are thoughtful explorations on the right way to treat the dead, when they have often been treated so wrongly.
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Mr. Kunkin's eclectic life included time as a machinist; explorations of socialism, Sufism and alchemy; and running a meditation school.
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This indispensable series has become one of the city's most important explorations of the voice since it began in 2013.
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My choice to research and locate Beno, the explorations manager and lead guide at Explora, was about to pay dividends.
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It's why my Wagner bookshelf is long on explorations of his music but short on biographies or his own writings.
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Dippenaar said Petra would now focus on cutting its debt, adding that acquisitions and explorations were not on the table.
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Guests can also explore the ship's "Explorations in Space" vintage space photo collection, which includes astronaut portraits and mission activities.
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The images are not explorations of the world in black-and-white, like Arbus's, or artfully composed shots, like Mann's.
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Other events at the CounterPulse Festival evoke artificial intelligence explorations, forgotten languages, and nighttime rituals interfacing primal sounds and future visions.
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From there, he's off to join the M/S Yersin off Colombia for a Monaco Explorations sail to the Galapagos Islands.
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For something with a bit more of an educational twist, there's Great Explorations Children's Museum, with scores of play-based exhibits.
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Yet he fails to point out that soon after Zheng He's explorations China turned inward, beginning its half-millennium of stagnation.
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Once the police and the Secret Service set up their security cordons shortly before each convention, further explorations will be impossible.
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A side-room is devoted largely to Krasner's watercolours, calligraphic works of bright hues that are also explorations of negative space.
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Your mileage may vary, depending on your feelings about dream logic, non-Euclidean architecture, and magical realist explorations of economic collapse.
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It requires plenty of space on the other side to power back up, recover, and steady itself before continuing its explorations.
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The optimism may indicate their faith in Trump to deregulate the industry and boost U.S oil and gas explorations and production.
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Battle for Azeroth will also include explorations of islands and warfront activities, as well as bring in new allied sub races.
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By the 18 th century, the British Royal Navy was brewing spruce ales during their explorations of the North American coast.
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Though her books are works of fiction by genre, they are also gritty, evocative explorations of race, gender, identity, and class.
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His explorations of vast fortunes, and the access his beat gave him to their owners, provided the material for this book.
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GARRISON "Chemistry: Explorations in Abstract Photography," Ellen Carey, Jill Enfield, Amanda Means, Anne Arden McDonald, Wendy Small and S. Gayle Stevens.
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But in addition to its nuanced explorations of trauma, young love, and addiction, "Euphoria" also offers an aesthetically thrilling viewing experience.
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You might expect as much if you're familiar with the work of the players here—City makes crushing sound explorations, i.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's explorations of a 2020 presidential run have become haunted by another messy Supreme Court confirmation process.
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Unquiet Minds Two novels about emotionally troubled young men follow wildly divergent narrative paths in their explorations of spirituality and religion.
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In the wake of European colonial explorations from the 1500s onward, museums were filled with curious, beautiful, mundane and wondrous objects.
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Indeed, Armajani's lifelong experimentation with the boundaries between language and art dates to those early explorations from his youth in Iran.
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More than 20 explorations are available to guests, like island treks and bicycle and boat tours led by multilingual local guides.
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As a professional scientist and explorer, I included him in science and explorations as my favored and willing partner in both.
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Combine that with intriguing but relatively mundane explorations of design, and you've got the perfect recipe for a sleep-inducing podcast.
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Read his essay about the difficulty that comes with trying to detach our off-world explorations from our conflicts on Earth.
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Even the trees, fences, and other features I know from my terrestrial explorations were present and accounted for—in full 3D.
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Gibson's ongoing explorations of identity and art history have produced a dizzying range of forms over the course of his career.
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But Mortal, Billington's newest album under the moniker, is a special achievement in a career of twitchy explorations of outer zones.
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Although PLL was at its core about female friendships and growing up, those explorations were powered by hoodwinking, paranoia, and actual death.
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This nuanced breakdown is characteristic of LeWitt's drawings: one square becomes four distinct visual spaces for other explorations of line and color.
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Many of the works do read as post-war, American, modernist explorations, but they also read as tiny stories with unresolved endings.
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His plots are drenched in dirty, deep explorations of myth and religion and science and the shape of the whole damn universe.
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At no point in my myriad dumpling explorations have I ever wondered what a jiaozi with pepperoni and mozzarella would taste like.
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Explorations into both primordial history and our genetically altered future can open the door for exciting innovations in the field of genetics.
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The longer we spend with the picture, the more it threatens to dissolve into explorations of pure, albeit highly evocative color relationships.
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Woven Walls is wildly inventive and keeps the voices individual while also being coherent in its explorations of what textile can say.
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GARRISON "Chemistry: Explorations in Abstract Photography," featuring Ellen Carey, Jill Enfield, Amanda Means, Anne Arden McDonald, Wendy Small and S. Gayle Stevens.
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Based on their explorations, the team believe drugs could be developed to modulate these genes and so protect the heart during surgery.
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More than that, though, I feel like our movement consists of some of the most groundbreaking explorations of sound I've ever experienced.
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Translation: Technologists, scientists, and artists are together building multi-sensory explorations of virtual and extraterrestrial life that increase our scope of existence.
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Cavell enacted this idea in his own philosophical explorations, though he knew that philosophizing in this fashion was by its nature risky.
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Most survival movies aren't simply about survival; the isolation, feats of endurance, and strength are the backdrop for explorations of human nature.
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Carlos Martiel continues his gripping, often devastating explorations of bodies marked by history, culture, and place with a performance at Y Gallery.
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They are multilayered, disruptive explorations of dichotomy (conceptually half of "black-and-white") that quickly dispense with any essentializing notion of color.
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With that purchase, Fieldwood hopes to start major explorations in deep water, even as it faces scrutiny for violations on the shelf.
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Though timely, these new movies are just a few of the many cinematographic explorations of the murders and the cult surrounding Manson.
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A communal performance through Greenwich Village kicks off explorations of the artist's career at the Whitney and the Museum of Modern Art.
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Even the performances, however skilled, give the sense of works in process, of explorations shared in a spirit of generosity and intimacy.
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But it was his vast explorations of Spain on which his reputation was built, beginning with "The Spanish Civil War" in 1961.
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It's a cry from the id that, once expelled, allowed for subtler explorations of some of the same themes in later work.
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There are sweet, silly explorations, like Super Pools N' Ghosts, and games that feel weighty, like the cyberpunk adventure, Norco: Faraway Lights.
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Like photographer Edward Burtynsky's explorations of human intervention in the natural world, Hatakeyama's work comments on the costs of our Anthropocene era.
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The podcast began by Fisher and Hutchinson interviewing their exes and former flames; from there, it's branched off into various explorations about sex.
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Her traveling installation, Our Colour Reflection, hit three venues, and she flooded several other spaces with site-specific explorations of light and color.
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Experience mind explorations, Vedic astrology, sound healing, flower mandala making, music and dance performances, and more at the Rubin's fete on May 7.
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Although these artist studio series have an intense stillness, they continue his explorations into ways of examining color and form through the camera.
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With a few exceptions, like the incredible episode "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide," Fringe kept its explorations of mental illness and drugs to side plots.
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Students can participate in immersive explorations of the Amazon rainforest, allowing budding biologists to empathize with the richness and fragility of the jungle.
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By and large this is music of stark and alien architechture, occasionally interuppted by thudding bass explorations ("Shift III") or plinking abstractions ("Congé").
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One artist's sculptures are another artist's astrophotography explorations in Another Land: After Noguchi, on view at The Noguchi Museum in Long Island City.
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Asking children questions about their surroundings while encouraging and extending their initial explorations could help them improve their general knowledge and science achievement.
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As creatures of the night, they can be explorations of our most repressed urges or of our Machiavellian desire to manipulate and control.
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What is particularly unsettling about this is that his explorations strike us as objective and factual: this misery is not just mine. 225.
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Starting last year, the label's Explorations EP series has put fans' eyes and ears on the new artists it's bringing into the fold.
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Maybe, if the show learns how to balance its campy zombie world with its serious explorations of human nature again, you'll forgive it.
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Finally, back on the subject of food, I've been loving the strange explorations of Chinese cuisine brought forth by "Flavorful Origins," on Netflix.
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Yahoo was referred to as a "web portal," and millions of people began their explorations of the online world through its home page.
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They bring us novels of the post-apocalypse — philosophical explorations of what the world might look like when the fraying center finally shears.
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Tonika Johnson, a photographer, activist, and mother, is known for her visual explorations of Englewood, the South Side neighborhood where she grew up.
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Electric rockets provide low but long-lasting thrust that accelerates to tremendous speeds over time, which makes them suitable for outer planet explorations.
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But Mr. McClendon's explorations were so successful that there was no longer any need for imports, and the terminals quickly became virtually unusable.
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In this talk we'll introduce some of our initial explorations into offline features, and share learnings you can apply to your own apps.
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At the heart of the exhibition are her explorations of the Southern landscape, which include pictures of ruined plantations and Civil War battlefields.
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By and large this is music of stark and alien architecture, occasionally interuppted by thudding bass explorations ("Shift III") or plinking abstractions ("Congé").
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Churchman, 22012, is known for their contemplative, detailed explorations of a broad array of themes relating to memory, pop culture and art history.
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An interracial love story set in the Jim Crow south, it melds personal explorations of racial prejudice with fairy tale, theater and film.
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In an age of rampant appropriation, what are the rights of contemporary artists to repurpose canonical works for their own career-advancing explorations?
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After the genial repertory explorations and playful experiments of Alan Gilbert, this may well be an era of more driven, even fussy performances.
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These explorations into the region's artistic history generally fall into one of three categories: evocative solo shows, milieu studies, and wide-ranging surveys.
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He also appeared in segments taped outside his studios where he amused himself with explorations of quotidian life and interactions with everyday people.
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And Anais Nin's "Delta of Venus" is about women's untampered amatory explorations and, O.K., that's all it's about, but I loved reading it.
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Ms. Mearns, a principal New York City Ballet dancer, will perform a collaborative and eclectic program that charts her explorations outside of ballet.
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Here are 22013 worth noting, ranging from heartbreaking family stories and illuminating explorations of social issues to tales of cults and con artists.
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Democracy: Why Our Freedom Is in Danger and How to Save It, to name a few of the best explorations of the topic.
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But recent police brutality makes these explorations of the color black as a metaphor for racialization and power dynamics all the more prescient.
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At the Sharpe Walentas Studio Program, Laura Bernstein took the figure into macabre territory with her explorations of the idea of the cuckold.
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As a whole, the collection weaves incisive criticism, dark humor, and magical realism in unexpected and arresting explorations of belief, love, justice, and violence.
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"As a result of these explorations, we have made changes to our supply chain and manufacturing operations and have additional changes underway," Kisling said.
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The video is an apt introduction to his roiling explorations, mostly in video, of sound, time, color, architecture and the politics of modern life.
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Di Stefano, for her part, is hoping to get more involved with the SETI community and lead new explorations of these intriguing cosmic landscapes.
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Afterward, the lack of technical facilities prevented the artist from further explorations with ceramics, and she turned her attention to bronze, her last hurrah.
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Individual pieces feature, among the show's many motifs: towers (often fallen), semiotic systems (or scribblings), and formal explorations of communication technologies and building materials.
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There is a line to be sketched between that aspect of Jones' work and his father's own explorations of being a misfit and outsider.
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Avoiding that trap, the movies on this list are the 21st century's most imaginative explorations of the future — and, okay, some aliens and computers.
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All the deeper explorations of her psyche that we get over the course of the rest of the show are rooted in this song.
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"Racism is not even six hundred years old," he writes, tracing its origin to the fifteenth-century explorations of his former namesake Prince Henry.
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Last summer, Shell Oil, the first company to exploit the new Arctic leases, ended its plans to drill after initial explorations yielded disappointing results.
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" While some of the scenes looks fantastical, they are definitely "inspired by the personal" and serve as explorations of what she calls "mixed emotions.
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In "Figuring Flesh" — the most morbid, chaotic section — the body is physically violated in various ways, by war, religion, abstraction or explorations of gender.
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Yoshiyuki's cultishly popular work sits somewhere between Brassaï's Parisians by night, Weegee's infrared pictures of amorous moviegoers and Sophie Calle's photographic explorations of surveillance.
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For me Leonardo becomes the most human in the explorations of his endless failures: unfinished paintings and statues, ruined frescoes, unpublished ideas, unbuilt machines.
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But it's also an interesting prelude to what's to come in "Surprise"/"Innocence," one of TV's most thoughtful and heartbreaking explorations of teen sex.
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Science should become more open-ended and personally expressive, and its explorations exhibited to the public, whose feedback could help guide development and evolution.
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He has more recently refreshed the Philharmonia Orchestra as its principal conductor — including, in recent years, explorations of digital technology and virtual reality projects.
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My explorations of the streaming world and encounters with enthusiasts suggest to me that there's not a lot of anti-subtitle feeling out there.
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Since Darwin wrote about his explorations of the Galápagos Islands off Ecuador, scientists have known that isolated island populations often evolve into new species.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Being a former Christian, I have apathy at best and often antipathy for most artistic explorations of faith.
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Apartheid came to an end in South Africa in 1994, but the achievement of political freedom did not bring an end to Mofokeng's explorations.
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These works, including the sublime two-panel "Dipped Dick: Adam and Eve After Cranach" (22018), are boldly pleasurable explorations of color, pattern and perspective.
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I just am so struck by his legacy and his explorations of masculinity and how that has sort of been misapprehended by other artists.
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The Africa-focused oil firm also suspended its dividend as it aims to generate more cash to support future investment plans and current explorations.
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The Africa-focused oil firm also suspended its dividend as it aimed to generate more cash to support future investment plans and current explorations.
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Visually stunning, heart-stirring, and melancholy, the film sets the stage for a Tarkovskian career of explorations into the unknowns of memory and love.
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Critics praised the remake for its explorations of single parenthood and class struggle, a theme that has faded from TV since Mr. Lear's heyday.
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Perhaps, because of our past explorations of fino and amontillado sherries, the way will have been cleared for you to embrace manzanilla as well.
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Director Alex Ross Perry's last two films, Listen Up Philip and Queen of Earth, are satirical, stylistically striking explorations of people at their worst.
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Rather, for Van Vuuren, the models are "explorations" meant to show the kinds of policy decisions and investments necessary to reach the 2°C goal.
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Some love it, praising the evocative settings, the interesting new culture, and Martin's thematic explorations of topics like the danger of being drawn into war.
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And when your explorations of these debates don't seem to understand that, you feed the worst fears of the PC culture you're trying to calm.
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Yellowstone ostensibly centers on the Dutton family, but it's nonetheless rooted in larger explorations of masculinity for all of its main characters — Native ones included.
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And a handful of aircraft manufacturers and real estate developers would serve as Uber's advance team in its early explorations of a flying taxi service.
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Despite the fact that Marshall is set more than 75 years ago, its explorations of racism, anti-Semitism, and domestic violence are still incredibly relevant.
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According to Bungie, the offending piece of art was created in 2015 as part of "gear foundry explorations" (which is a kind of brainstorming workshop).
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This installation presents a unique opportunity to wed these two worlds in a multimedia experience and to expand on his explorations as a solo artist.
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While current explorations of Mars have been robot and satellite driven, NASA hopes to launch a manned mission to the planet in the near future.
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Articles offering support to balding skateboarders sit next to explorations on gentrification's effect on skateboarding and investigations into the origins of the dreaded mall grab.
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Sinochem Group, formerly China's monopoly oil trader until 1993, has diversified businesses in oil refining, chemicals trading, oil and gas explorations and real estate development.
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Allowing our music to be used as source material by a group of outside creative entities was an important exercise to further these thematic explorations.
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And even if you don't discover a secret in your off-the-path explorations, there are tiny intrinsic rewards to running around and seeing everything.
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Because their explorations have been private, there are no consequences of trying out something different—whether that be a name, pronoun, or pair of heels.
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In his youthful explorations, he studied a glacial pothole by a busy roadside that historians had long mistaken for a well dug by American Indians.
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Santo mentioned that she'd love to see further explorations of how people apply the knowledge and skills they gain from urban farming in other areas.
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Now scientists want to go back, and answer a question that has profound implications for our future explorations of Mars: Is anything alive in them?
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Our book critic looked at the wave of #MeToo novels, writing that they are reminders of the kind of touchy ethical explorations fiction makes possible.
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And there is a display highlighting the Botanical Garden's century-long involvement with conservation in Brazil, mixed in with documents of Burle Marx's own explorations.
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If dark people have less it is not because they are less, a moral eloquently conveyed in these two classic novels, stirring explorations of colorism.
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The experiences of her character in "Love After Love" — her sexual explorations, her sometimes hapless dating encounters and adult sons — dovetail somewhat with her own.
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"Climbing Rock: Vertical Explorations Across North America," with text by Jesse Lynch, follows the climber's year through sites in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Unlike video games, these artworks are not responsive to users; many of them are tentative explorations of the medium's potential rather than full-fledged achievements.
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DANCE At age 12, Dorothée Munyaneza fled the Rwandan genocide, and the horror of that experience has been the subject of her recent artistic explorations.
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Together, these shows — all curated by women — make up one of the richest explorations of women's history yet assembled in the capital, or anywhere else.
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I thought that I might be kidding myself in my explorations of the subject while my life stretched ahead of me to an invisible horizon.
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Each of these four books invites us to be fearless with our faults and bold in our explorations, and to remember wonder is never withdrawn.
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While Mr. Brown's dances are explorations of spirituality, they're also full of spirit with a pulse that sends bodies across the stage like brush strokes.
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Together, these shows — all curated by women — make up one of the richest explorations of women's history yet assembled in the capital, or anywhere else.
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The mission, called Dragonfly, is the latest in NASA's New Frontiers program, which has launched explorations of Pluto, Jupiter, the asteroid Bennu, and now, Titan.
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I probably would have clocked that as the program says, it "intersperses realistic narratives with explorations of vertical space," but that's not really a compliment.
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On the air, in print and in personal appearances, they combined amiable banter and gentle ribbing with earnest explorations of shared beliefs and quests for comity.
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Cody grew up learning how to navigate the Alaskan wilderness with his father, who took him on many of his explorations, including to Borneo and Australia.
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These explorations will provide planetary scientists with a wealth of new information, says Bill Bottke, who studies asteroids at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio.
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Nearly five decades since Burden and Abramović began their explorations, an emerging crop of artists are re-envisioning artistic self-harm in both methodology and intent.
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"They are investing in all manner of exciting excursions off to the North Pole, the South Pole, off to jungle explorations and crossing deserts," he said.
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Explorations of topics like this have always been relegated to gentler metaphor, through alien cultures like the Klingons' obsession with honor, or the Cardassians' imperialist fascism.
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OL has done such far-offshore explorations, is close to a position that warrants payments under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
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Although the China National Space Agency and the European Space Agency have made progress, NASA is still at the helm of the majority of space explorations.
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Her current solo show Being as a Thing, continues her material explorations, with organic sculptures and installations made out of lead, bronze, glass, fiber, and wax.
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I've collected a series of Moleskine notebooks, tattooed with stickers from my explorations and filled with records of places I've visited and my feelings about things.
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In the section titled "Marginality as Structural Problem," González includes ruthless explorations of the intersection of creative production and poverty in Chile under Agusto Pinochet's dictatorship.
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Beethoven and Verdi formed his aesthetic, and he never moved into the twentieth century, ignoring the dazzling rhythmic and harmonic explorations of Stravinsky, Bartók, Schoenberg, Berg.
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Bezos added that Amazon's long-term plan will also focus on the combination of technological explorations such as machine learning, automation, and space exploration with Amazon.
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Some insisted Klimt had connections to various European governmental figures and thus his explorations weren't entirely private, but subterfuge seemed an essential aspect to our endeavors.
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Edith Devaney, a curator at the Royal Academy, and I had a meeting four years ago as part of her earliest explorations about a Johns show.
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It frames the rainforest as a Western fantasy land, born together with Colonial explorations, which provides endless 'material' for the botanist, the explorer, or the artist.
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The earlier performance features the whip-smart Negin Farsad, whose book and TED Talk about making white people laugh are sharp explorations of racism and stereotypes.
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"Space Between: Explorations of Love, Sex, and Fluidity" details everything from struggles with alcoholism to conversations around sexuality and gender identity, both private and in public.
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Mr. Vile, a Philadelphia-based guitar virtuoso, makes woozy, psychedelic music that splits the difference between Pink Floyd's spacey explorations and Neil Young's quieter acoustic balladry.
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The next four nights we stayed in an Airbnb right on the beach in Plymouth, MA which we used as our home base for explorations ($237.57).
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The man who rents out the cabin, Wilfred (Charlie Robinson), is a gentle fellow but prone to explorations that take him in the direction of Chubbys.
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Some of Carrington's ooziest explorations were wild little fables — microstories in which wolf-men talk to plants and naughty children sculpt living camels out of sand.
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Takahata recognized animation's potential for serious storytelling and nuanced explorations of emotional complexities back when it was seen chiefly as a vehicle for cheap children's entertainment.
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With this background governing her formal choices, DeSousa is free to focus on content, and here is where her focused explorations take a profoundly contemplative turn.
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If you peruse the company's patent applications, you'll find a litany of technological explorations of "hidden" sensor tech (such as a camera) that sits behind the screen.
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Fernández, Gilmore, Leigh, Osterloh and Wright further Mendieta's emphasis on performative process and a fluid approach to media for complex explorations of the raced and gendered body.
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Michaux and Nuttall's explorations took place during an era of European fascination with the "New World," which brought many naturalists across the Atlantic to investigate its biodiversity.
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Later, during the industrial revolution, scientists used advanced chemistry to create colors though deliberate—or in the case of Prussian Blue and Tyrian purple—accidental scientific explorations.
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Weiner intersperses his year-by-year surveys with thematic explorations of various '80s horror topics, including VHS cover art, nudity in horror, and soundtracks and sound design.
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Rather than venturing on explorations to gather firsthand knowledge of distant lands, he turned to libraries and relied on published texts — largely contemporary sources — to compile research.
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We're barely a week into the 2018, but it's already time for one of our annual explorations of Things Gwyneth Paltrow Says to Shove in Your Holes.
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No prior experience of mine, or any extension of my dreams or nightmares, could've fully prepared me for these fantastic, and entirely new creative statements and explorations.
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Next, the Illustrator Course takes you through transparency and graphic styles, blending shapes and colors, and hands-on explorations of the Wonka Bar, logo design, and beyond.
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The 1990s were a gold era for the use of synthesizers in heavy metal, and only paved the way for the further explorations of the new millennia.
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The survey, one of the most comprehensive explorations of the reasons that adults are having fewer children, tells a story that is partly about greater gender equality.
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Third, explorations of "classic" trolling rhetoric allows for the possibility that "free speech" crusaders, and the people they torment, are actually in agreement about free speech extremism.
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Gilot was there to witness Picasso's explorations with ceramics while living in Vallauris in the South of France, as well as his pioneering sculpture, lithography and assemblages.
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He had skied Gulmarg countless times, ever since he was a child, and he and his wife, Dilshad Master, run an adventure tour company, Mercury Himalayan Explorations.
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Finally, Los Angeles is mourning Jonathan Gold, the restaurant critic whose curious, far-ranging, relentless explorations helped his readers understand dozens of cuisines and the city itself.
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Mr. Trump first sought a trademark in Russia, for "Trump Tower," in 1996 during one of his earliest explorations of a possible real estate project in Moscow.
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A crucial rediscovery of recent years has been the work of Terry Jennings and Dennis Johnson, who joined Young in his early explorations of stripped-down textures.
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You can also experience the sun in an immersive video installation, watch demonstrations of extraterrestrial volcanoes and embark on virtual-reality explorations of NASA spacecraft and models.
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These elements come together in Gibson's ongoing explorations of identity and art history, which have produced a dizzying range of forms over the course of his career.
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On the journey, Nahri gains access to Dara's memories and figures out that he's a slave, even as her personal trajectory involves explorations of her own identity.
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In the midst of all the news in recent months, you might have missed a few Timesian explorations of such things, so let me be your concierge.
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" The United Nations commission on South Sudan said that international companies "should be well aware of the legacy of unaddressed human rights violations associated with oil explorations.
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It's a more subtle followup to recent explorations of AI such as 2013's Her, 2015's Ex Machina, and, like, half the episodes of Black Mirror.
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So readers looking for in-depth explorations of the artist's life and works are likely to be frustrated by the quick pace and the scarcity of detail.
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Now this isn't very advanced science—I'm talking about bashing rocks together, discovering fire, making spears—but none the less these explorations are science and progress is slow.
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Nearly five decades since Chris Burden and Marina Abramović began their explorations, an emerging crop of artists are re-envisioning artistic self-harm in both methodology and intent.
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By giving AI systems an intrinsic incentive to explore for explorations' sake, some of this work is eliminated and humans spend less time holding their AI agent's hands.
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Space has been singled out by the Chinese government in the 13th Five Year Plan as a research priority, especially deep space explorations and in-orbit space craft.
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"For the rest of the packaging, we used ideas from our explorations, such as the skeletons in the wall, to give everything a consistency and identity," said Clancy.
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The LP's called An Exploded View of Time and it consists mostly of in-the-moment explorations of the time slipstreams he can generate with his alto saxophone.
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Over the course of 245 distinct "explorations," including exhaustive wear-testing of each, the team worked through various lacing materials and placements in order to find one ideal.
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Virtual reality experiences — whether they be games, roller coaster rides, geographic explorations, or creative simulators — hold incredible promise, but will require plenty of time to develop and refine.
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On March 18, Anjunadeep will release Explorations 03, which features the label debuts of Belgium producer Compuphonic, French duo We Need Cracks, Russia's Modd, and UK twosome Fluida.
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If it can balance those more TV-ready themes with the novels' nuanced explorations of Italian feminism and class struggle, it could make for some pretty groundbreaking television.
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Some are first-person explorations—young Molly's, for example, is the story of how she jumped into various animal bodies, climbing, flying, swimming and slithering on its hunt.
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Image: CNSAIndeed, the surprising number of craters around the landing site will pose "a great challenge" for the lunar rover during future explorations, noted the Xinhua news agency.
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The Mars landing is handled by an astronaut successfully completing an ancient Atari video game; planetary explorations to gather and dispatch samples feature a handsaw and bottle rockets.
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Like Rahbek's work, Whitearmor's productions for Yung Lean and Bladee have an shapeshifting quality to them—he deals comfortably in both blunted ambience or gravity-defying bass explorations.
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Funded by NASA, plutonium-238 helps ensure that space power technology is available for electricity and heat for solar system explorations now and many years into the future.
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And without his early creative explorations, he may not have made one of his most monumental, but least talked about, discoveries in science, one with far-reaching implications.
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In between his urban explorations, though, Schweinsteiger — invigorated after an unsatisfying, injury-marred stint at Manchester United — has played a vital role in the Fire's dramatic about-face.
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Boston's Harvard Museum of Natural History has just launched 'World in a Drop: Photographic Explorations of Microbial Life,' offering a rare and often beautiful view of tiny ecosystems.
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Catastrophe reels you in with its light-hearted social awkwardness, then gut-punches you in the feels with sudden explorations of deeper themes like grief and loss. -S.
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It's so interesting that while your work explores issues of race and religion, you also perform Trisha Brown's dances, which are more austere explorations of space and time.
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L Brands has explored several options that would keep Wexner in power, a person familiar with the matter said, cautioning those explorations may not result in a deal.
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Roupenian doesn't have a responsibility to sort it all out for us; but in her binary explorations of abuse, she's missed an opportunity to capture the gray areas.
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Science-related topics, like the SpaceX Falcon test launch (here) and Mars explorations (here), also attract large audiences because of interesting graphics and "the cool-factor," Armstrong said.
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These serve as an important framework for Wurtz's later explorations, which include drawings and paintings made with socks and shoestrings and sculptures made from post-consumer packaging materials.
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"I don't see that many historical references or explorations of what it is to live in a biracial identity, especially in history," the 19-year-old told Broadly.
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Like, sure, Top Chef and Project Runway at their best were genuinely thrilling explorations of the creative process, but they didn't have Terry Bradshaw dressed as a deer.
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It's striking how many explorations of his past wind up focusing on the magnitude of his confidence, the scale of his ambitions and the off-putting nakedness of both.
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"In regards to the design and production processes, I naturally leveraged Apple idiosyncrasies like attention to detail, exhaustive design explorations, and focusing on experiences and not products," he says.
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There are movies here about crime, poverty, racism, and neglect, but also honest explorations of family ties, and poignant contemplations about what it means to be a good person.
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Germany's daily newspaper Sueddeutsche Zeitung was first to report on Deutsche Bank's explorations induced by the ECB, saying other lenders are to face similar requests at a later stage.
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Textualism, a distant cousin of the New Criticism in literary theory, confines interpretations to the plain or ordinary meaning of statutory texts, rejecting explorations of authorial or legislative intent.
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Potted plants have been popular for centuries, and as our thirst for domesticating the wild grew, so did our fascination with exotic flora, brought back as specimens from explorations.
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His ability to channel this energy into short, effective musical explorations of love, regret, and grief makes a case for him as one of rap's most sophisticated young songwriters.
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But one of the critical explorations in the book—the micro-politics of fear, how fear is lived and leveraged in everyday life—got almost no attention at all.
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It supposedly contains emeralds, rubies, gold coins and diamonds — all artifacts that Fenn, a self-taught archaeologist, amassed during his own sometimes controversial explorations in the Southwest, reports Vox.
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The stand-alone spa is housed in a 17th-century colonial home that is ideal for relaxing after one of the property's 27 explorations led by in-house guides.
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Tambomayo, which cost $320 million to develop, has reserves to remain productive for five years, but Macher said Buenaventura is conducting explorations that could extend its life by decades.
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In Horizontal Vertigo: WangShui, the Julia Stoschek Collection hosts an exhibition of new works by the New York-based studio known for their explorations of technology, identity, and diaspora.
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But even if Lake Vostok and future explorations fail to discover any "alien" lifeforms, the chance to peep at ecosystems that haven't changed in millions of years is thrilling.
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When people get sick of nature, Mike Davie, a marketing manager from Oakland, noted, they sometimes try urban explorations through the East Bay's tunnels or the region's abandoned buildings.
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With NASA's support and a custom-built helmet, Acardy is currently setting off on "secret explorations and missions" inside the world of fractals and documenting his voyages on Instagram.
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The sport of caving was first developed in the late 19th century, and its popularity grew partly thanks to explorations by Édouard-Alfred Martel, a caving pioneer from France.
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Brandon's adventurous material explorations spur a reconsideration of what we think we see, while Michon's multimedia projects challenge us to consider earnestly how the world around us is shaped.
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Where Michon's enigmatic, almost taxonomic visual account of rock formations resist traditional definitions of landscape, her three-dimensional sculptural and print explorations alternately evoke terrestrial volume and its lack.
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But over the next seven seasons, it became clear that Buffy, as helmed by showrunner Joss Whedon, also lent itself to uniquely emotional explorations of the demons of adolescence.
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His explorations of the miscommunications between men and women can turn into meditations, at times acute, at times coy, on the nature of cinema and the reliability of narrative.
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With a penchant for typos and strange capitalizations—loose even for the grammar of the age—Cavendish wrote whole books of philosophy, plays, fantastical utopian explorations, and scientific theory.
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Woe to retirees who successfully followed "clear career pathways" into jobs only to find themselves afterward unprepared to appreciate literature, history, art, explorations of cultures and other mindful pursuits.
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Mr. Tetzlaff, who always plays with pure and incisive tone, also showed a volatile temperament that surprised even a longtime admirer, and Mr. Salonen only encouraged his intrepid explorations.
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About great Victorian realists like George Eliot and Charles Dickens, Oates is either dutiful or skeptical; their explorations of compromise and comic social friction feel to her like conformity.
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WIRED talked with Dean in Vancouver at the world's leading AI conference, NeurIPS, about his team's latest explorations—and how Google is trying to put ethical limits on them.
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These prints and photographs are more than just testaments to a threatened archaeological inheritance; they are traces of explorations and crosscultural exchange too many now seek to shut down.
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But these two seemingly opposing views of contemporary fashion are grouped around explorations of similar concepts, such as layers, knitwear, retro — to invite comparisons between both bodies of work.
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"It sounded so fresh, it was just unbelievable," Saariaho has said of the music of Grisey, whose explorations of inner worlds of sound profoundly influenced composers of recent decades.
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Together, Earls and Burnett founded the nonprofit organization U.S. Expeditions and Explorations, or USX, to shed light on the uphill battle veterans experiencing PTSD and suicidal thoughts face each day.
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Superhero movies like to talk a big game when it comes to big ideas, and so they should: They're ripe territory for explorations of ethics, morality, politics, justice, and humanity.
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In her first Los Angeles solo show, the Brooklyn-based multimedia artist presents a series of large-scale explorations of leather as landscapes, focusing on unrecognizable parts of the form.
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In some places a new spirit of experimentation emerged, particularly among "psychonauts", mostly educated young men, excited by the chance to ingest new substances and discuss their explorations with others.
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Together, they climbed for nonprofit organization U.S. Expeditions and Explorations (USX) to shed light on the uphill battle that veterans experiencing post-traumatic stress and suicidal thoughts face each day.
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Now, nearly two seasons later, the cheap character deaths and gimmicky cliffhangers have all but disappeared as more momentous world-building, narrative closure, and character explorations have taken center stage.
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Their explorations were supplemented by the Count von Count teaching kids their numbers, the Cookie Monster teaching kids their letters, and Oscar the Grouch making kids aware of their emotions.
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The bureau finalized the "Arctic Ocean Drilling Safety" rule in 2016 after years in development following Shell's 85033 disastrous oil explorations in the Arctic and the 2010 Deepwater Horizon catastrophe.
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Its 51 drawings, mostly in gun powder, tease sly, worldly words spelled out in either looping ribbon or folded pieces of paper into superb explorations of language, space and perspective.
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Using this avenue of attack, Starr went into explicit explorations of Lewinsky's sex life, which were detailed at length in his report to Congress for all the world to see.
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Mann's historical and social explorations are anchored in her embrace of her identity as a Southerner, her steadfast probing of the complex fate that she has inherited as a birthright.
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One of the best explorations I've seen of this topic is this paper by Raychel Santo, Anne Palmer, and Brent Kim of the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future.
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Smith's microcosmic explorations are what's been segued together to create a new immersive edit of his work for a film called Minute bodies: The intimate world of F. Percy Smith.
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Walgreens Chief Executive Stefano Pessina and Amerisource Chief Executive Steven Collis met to discuss a potential tie-up, but those early stage explorations ended without an agreement, the sources said.
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The discovery was made around five years after Steineke, alongside two other American engineers, J.W. Hoover and Jerry Harriss, had used the area as a base for their earlier explorations.
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Whether you're the sort to get involved in process or product, her expansive compositions are the sort of synth explorations that leave lots of rabbit trails for listeners to follow.
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These have included choreographed responses to seminal works of abstract expressionism, explorations of Mexican fashion and craft with designer Carla Fernández, and a dance-installation inspired by medicine and pharmaceuticals.
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" Bolstered by new explorations into consciousness and the quantum underpinnings of the brain, Mitchell promulgated a theory that all actions in the universe are imprinted upon a transcendent "quantum hologram.
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A chipper AI guides you through your early explorations, keeping "management" at bay while you poke around, piecing clues together and progressing through the game's sometimes-abstract, increasingly wild environments.
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By returning to these artists and their works, through multiple explorations of a detail that she has isolated and enhanced, Brown pays homage to works that engage and challenge her.
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There is a universality to the film's fish-out-of-water premise, as well as its explorations of loss, family strife and belonging, but "The Farewell" is rooted in Chinese culture.
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But according to Thursday's report by The Intercept's ace Dragonfly chronicler Ryan Gallagher, Google's explorations had already reached the final stages of development by the time word of the project leaked.
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But, even though the Colin Pullinger & Sons trap hadn't been baited for decades, the mouse still decided that climbing inside was a great place to start its explorations of the museum.
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In the early 1990s, she made a splash in the art world as a provocateur with her larger-than-life artistic personas that were candid explorations of racial and gender politics.
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All these creative explorations work toward the same goal of nurturing his country, whether it's healing their physical bodies or drawing the kids away from drugs and gangs and towards creativity.
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If the Carusi and Bodner's Atlantis can keep its crew breathing indefinitely on air taken directly from the waters it explores, there's no telling how much further the explorations could go.
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I found instead (among other things) a deep repository of ideas: metaphysical meditations, raw explorations of the roles of sex and drugs in spiritual life, and musings on the artistic process.
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It's nigh-impossible to make electronic explorations that feel both naive and in-control, open-hearted but clinically produced, intentional but otherworldly, but such is the triple axel that Coates lands.
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"I share a lot of my scientific explorations with my 11-year-old daughter, Katie, and it was actually her idea to do this," Oyler shared in an interview with Bustle.
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Promoting a tolerant, peaceful message During his quest to complete the Grand Slam, Salameh became increasingly religious and he says his explorations are motivated by a desire to inspire other Muslims.
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Only China, the former Soviet Union and the United States have sent spacecraft to the surface of the moon, though previous explorations have landed on the near side that faces Earth.
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Space exploration, from the iconic Apollo lunar missions and robotic explorations of Mars to the discovery of distant Earth-like planets, has long been a symbol of American leadership and prestige.
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In our explorations of the athleto-musicological phenomenon known as Sportscore, there has been a largely unasked, seemingly unanswerable question: so does this goofy nonsense genre have a future or not?
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She's a marine biologist, explorer, and ocean advocate who counts more than 22013 deep sea explorations under her belt and broke records by diving solo at a depth of 21978,203 meters.
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The sport of caving was first developed in the late 19th century, and its popularity grew partly as a result of explorations by Édouard-Alfred Martel, a caving pioneer from France.
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Scenarios become trial-and-error explorations of what military makeup can counter the opposition, and finding that swapping a few archers for Viking berserkers can change the entire tide of battle.
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On their own, Brandon and Michon's work easily merit solo exhibitions, but it is through this thoughtful pairing that deep explorations of process, materials, medium, and time come to the fore.
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They are the closest Stella ever came to the moving image and at the same time, though disguised as formalist explorations, to any kind of acknowledgment, however faint, of human mortality.
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That might be a good spot for NASA's astronauts to start their explorations, perhaps scoping sites for the canals and oases desperate earthlings will need when they flee their overheated planet.
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The book is of a piece with André Aciman's "Call Me by Your Name" and other soft-core explorations of how we mess one another up, and realize it only later.
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But while he was more successful than Ms. Bachzetsis in approximating Brown's fluid, sinewy swoop, neither could give it a reason for living within this medley of gender and bodily explorations.
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The collectives would hit the four pressure points required for personal transformation: Heart: By nurturing deep friendships, they would give people the secure emotional connections they need to make daring explorations.
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This aesthetic has roots in Southern California's legacy of conceptualism, particularly in Mike Kelley's explorations of social relations through the dynamics of suburban high schools and lower- and middle-class workplaces.
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After establishing a nuclear-powered base station, they set up scientific experiments and began three days of explorations on foot and in a battery-powered rover mounted with a television camera.
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Sources told CNBC that Walgreens Chief Executive Stefano Pessina and Amerisource Chief Executive Steven Collis met to discuss a potential tie-up, but those early-stage explorations ended without an agreement.
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From unique historical explorations of off-the-beaten-path modernism to comprehensive surveys of whole art scenes, the selections reflect the wide range that continues to be part of art today.
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Profoundly intimate, historically and philosophically serious but able to cast compulsive narrative spells, Carrère's books are hybrids, marrying deep reporting to scholarly explorations of theology, philosophy, psychology, personal history and historiography.
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During the months they lived together, while Ms. Adler worked in a lab at Rockefeller University, he transformed the floors, walls, doors and furniture into raw materials for his creative explorations.
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In the March 5 edition of the Race/Related newsletter, we asked you to share explorations of your family history, after Monica Drake, travel editor at The Times, wrote about hers.
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Consistently, a lightness of touch is evident, contrasting sharply against explorations of deteriorating mental health and, thus, allowing these fantastically rendered yet absolutely relatable stories the room they need to breathe.
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Posh and utterly engrossing, You Must Remember This has made a name for itself based on host Karina Longworth's intimate season-long explorations into the lives and legends of Old Hollywood.
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"The original topography of the city is still here," said Mr. Duncan, who has chronicled his explorations of underground channels in New York and cities around the world for the website Narrative.ly.
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While Albert I, "the explorer-prince" continued his ocean explorations, absenting himself from Monaco for months at end, Princess Alice – with her husband's consent — made use of the principality's casino-driven economy.
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In July the Chinese shipyard found a new firm to take over the contract, MDL Energy, an Indian shipowner that is planning to engage in deep-sea mining explorations for India's government.
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He said he couldn't speculate as to the car industry's interest in that area, but it's an interesting partner nonetheless given recent explorations into unique transportation models by car companies in general.
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From a critique on the absurdity of an unbiased historical narrative to explorations of excessive media consumption, The Creators Project tracked down some of the most compelling works for your viewing pleasure.
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Through our explorations it had become clear that pleasing others was second nature to her, the way she navigated in the world, particularly around women whom she considered to be mother figures.
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And I delighted as we told each other the stories of ourselves, our explorations and criticisms, our grief and joy, our precious discoveries and moments of "simulated" humanity from these digital realms.
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"The decisions we make upon our planet's future depend upon knowledge," the royal said, explaining the program — dubbed Monaco Explorations — will expand understanding of the oceans bio-diversity, studying plants and lifeforms.
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French guitarist and composer Richard Pinhas has worked in five different decades refining osmium-dense drones and outer space explorations, both under his own name and in collaboration with his band Heldon.
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There is a commonly held misperception that her explorations in the margins of society, communing with professional freaks and mentally unbalanced eccentrics, deepened her depressions and contributed to her suicide in 1971.
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I just spent a week in and around Nairobi, alternating between discussions of sustainable development at U.N.E.P headquarters* and explorations of social and environmental issues in Mathare and another huge slum, Kibera.
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His years inside the Hollywood bubble may have prevented him from recognizing the degree to which independent films and television are already overrun with deeper, more sensitive explorations of addiction and recovery.
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Her early successes in grad school, especially the solo show at Linden, I Am Not the Area I Feel (which had won a WhiteBread), had been constructed around intuitive explorations of space.
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Her output, which now numbers more than three hundred works, is long on fantasy—the " Commander Toad " series features frogs and toads having adventures in space—and explorations of the natural world.
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Both documentaries are explorations of identity, at once heart-wrenching and hopeful, based on creators — explorers, anthropologists and chroniclers of our time — who occasionally end up being as fascinating as their subjects.
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This is, anyway, the guiding principle of Eckhaus Latta, where the bicoastal Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta are preoccupied with explorations of material and challenging received wisdom about shape, gender and beauty.
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Certainly the book is a visual feast, filled with explanations and explorations around striking wearable art pieces by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Alexander Calder, Salvador Dalí, Lucio Fontana and Roy Lichtenstein.
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The full film is 44 minutes long, and it pokes sly fun at the then-recent South Pole explorations of Roald Amundsen, with effects that give the whole story a magical feel.
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All the more when you include a guru who is an "evolved" being, Explorations of Meaning, "integrations," joy, hierarchy, money, the stripe path, extreme dieting, secret polyamory and outward-facing benevolent ventures.
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Calhoun springs from a tradition that counts Tony Williams, Ginger Baker and Billy Cobham as founding fathers: powerhouse drummers whose roots in both rock and jazz laid the foundation for broader explorations.
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Paintings and drypoint prints present visually cinematic explorations of commodification, exploitation, and the dual faces of a society that is quick to abandon the hyped-up novelties of just the day before.
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Simon's explorations of African and Brazilian music, gospel and zydeco, could almost serve as an afterword to Jack Hamilton's JUST AROUND MIDNIGHT: Rock and Roll and the Racial Imagination (Harvard University, $29.95).
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As hazing injuries and deaths periodically make headlines, "Burning Sands" and "The Quad," which just wrapped its first season on BET, are timely explorations of the real repercussions of the violent ritual.
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Gears 5 (Xbox One) for $49 ($11 off): A surprise hit for the veteran series Gears of War, this entry has been lauded for its mature themes and explorations of personal trauma.
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The conductor Alan Gilbert charted a lineage of such explorations in a 2012 New York Philharmonic concert, from a portion of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" to works by Karlheinz Stockhausen and Pierre Boulez.
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Walley-Beckett wants to bring the long-term psychological explorations, story arcs and heady themes of virtuosic TV, as well as its production values, to bear on the lighthearted, primarily episodic novel.
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The character -- named Ri-Lee Howell -- is described in the Star Wars fan site as a Jedi Master and historian of the Jedi Order who collected accounts of explorations of the Force.
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But this series, which he made with DreamWorks, is targeted toward a younger audience, and was partly inspired by his childhood explorations of the vast sewer system below his hometown, Guadalajara, Mexico.
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A new study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine aimed to put this controversy to rest by providing one of the most thorough anatomic explorations of the G-spot to date.
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Intended as sculptural explorations of the still life painting tradition, and reminiscent of Robert Rauschenberg's "Combines," these works evidence Martha's puckish compositional sense and his facility for lateral thinking across artistic media.
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Still, as their thinking machines achieve ever greater feats—even stoking fears that AI could someday pose an existential threat—many researchers hope these explorations will uncover general insights about learning and intelligence.
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In his latest work, Heavy, explorations of addiction sit side by side with examinations of entrenched patriarchy and the constant presence of deep familial love that is sometimes expressed in the worst ways.
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It included a deluge of negative coverage about Twitter on Breitbart, explorations of potential litigation against the San Francisco company, and nascent plans to sabotage Twitter's volatile stock with financial institutions and traders.
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Until announcing "explorations" with Chicago and Los Angeles, Google Fiber has stuck mostly to mid-sized cities where the economics of its fiber networks works best and its cable rivals are less fortified.
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"These images of pastries, cakes, and other foodstuffs, rendered in his signature painterly style, with radiant color and delicious impasto, are condensed explorations of the language of painting," Curator Susan May tells Creators.
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A more typical CNN offering, by the way, is in mid-series now: "The Eighties," the latest of its docu-explorations of not-too-distant decades, which started with "The Sixties" in 2013.
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This time, there's breathy electronic gasps on OCA's Preset Music, bioluminescent keyboard work on poemme's Moments in Golden Light, and tensile crackly explorations of synthetic space on Mike Nigro and Andrew Osterhoudt's Latitudes.
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According to Campbell, the journey begins with accepting a call to action, going through trials and explorations into the unknown, and then bringing back the wisdom gained from those adventures to the community.
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The satellite carries a wealth of religious programming, from "Bible Explorations" to "God's Learning Channel" to "Global Buddhist Network" — not a lineup well tailored to the particular viewing interests of the Gitmo demographic.
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Both the PR1 and PR2 were early explorations in performing common household tasks like getting a cup of coffee, loading and unloading the dishwasher, and going to the refrigerator and getting a beer.
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I couldn't have known, at age six, that our show had a limited run — and yet, long before adulthood, my empty-lot explorations, in memory, became fused to Sondheim's rueful music and words.
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Taborn is a musical omnivore, too, but his explorations of other forms never sound willful: He has so fully absorbed his influences as to camouflage them, in a musical language of casual authority.
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The impasse means there will be at least one more chapter in one of the nation's most intense and substantial explorations of the politics of drawing district lines in a deeply polarized time.
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And then, I wrote the plottiest novel I've ever written, a book in which odd, unruly and frankly surreal events propel characters in directions their own internal explorations might not have taken them.
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For example, complementing the initiative's harder edge is a cultural component that observers often overlook: numerous school programs, cultural exchanges, art shows, museum exhibitions, musical performances, dance concerts, archaeological explorations and Unesco collaborations.
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And in "Persuasion," Austen gives us a different kind of near miss — not a near death but a near life, which introduces the first of that novel's many explorations of disappointment and regret.
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So it was of little surprise that, last weekend, passionate questions around authentic presentations of self and voice, as well as explorations of artifice and mirage, were front and center on the runway.
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During the program, fellows can expect to complete up to 80 activities, from workshops, lectures, cultural performances, films, meetings, and urban explorations, to spiritual ceremonies, volunteering, psychotherapy, various tours, and fitness-related activities.
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We know it could be easier to follow and join conversations on Twitter, so we're openly testing early explorations and with this app and continuing to build Twitter with the people who use it.
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As CNN reports here, new posthumous explorations of his work have since repositioned the artist as a creative genius and have helped to sway public opinion in China towards the respect he deserved. —G.
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Motion Picture Editors Guild & American Cinematheque Jerry Bruckheimer's BHD Photo Album Title Design Explorations with Optional Commentary "Gortoz A Ran -- J'Attends" Music Video performed by Denez Prigent & Lisa Gerrard Photo Galleries Theatrical Poster Concepts
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Martin added a plethora of new point-of-view characters and subplots, and seemed to grow more interested in cerebral, complex explorations of themes like the difficulty of governance and the aftermath of war.
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That's the message of the latest video in a new mini-documentary Web series called Explorations, focusing on potentially transformative areas of scientific research: genomics, artificial intelligence, neurobiology, transportation, space exploration, and synthetic biology.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Several years ago, the Brooklyn sculptor Shari Mendelson turned to ancient glass and ceramic containers as a conceptual anchor for formal ideas, material explorations, and art-historical references.
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Beyond that, the success of these dark, musical explorations is proof that German audiences can stomach more complex and adult fare than one would ever hope to find on Broadway or the West End.
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Since these early "flattening" explorations lacked the visual weight of the original, we turned our focus to figuring out exactly what people loved about the classic icon and how we could carry that over.
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Stevens's songs for Call Me By Your Name fit the vision of him walking the emotional high wire, injecting queerness into his sometimes wistful, occasionally whimsical explorations of love and loss, past and present.
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By choosing to print the regular four CMYK process colors over a layer of metallic printing, I was consciously extending my explorations into the concerns and processes used in the making of the artworks.
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Reflection Study, created by Zachary Lieberman, is based on a series of software explorations of how light reflects and how festivalgoers can paint with light by using different techniques such as refraction and caustics.
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Frequently, he helps prove the worth of LPs—the opportunities that they provide for explorations of an artist's self, and the fact that a tightly structured record is an emotional journey like little else.
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It challenges typical explorations of Latin American art, which often come from a US perspective, and instead brings together distinct scholarly and curatorial voices from individuals who live and work in the represented countries.
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The most controversial of Ai's explorations of the crisis has been his 2016 photograph, which restaged a widely circulated picture of three-year-old Syrian boy Alan Kurdi washed ashore on a Turkish beach.
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Viacom named Bob Bakish, head of its international business, acting chief executive officer at the end of October, and made that position permanent on Monday afternoon as it announced the end of merger explorations.
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Mr. Friedman formed a close musical alliance with the Hungarian jazz guitarist Attila Zoller, featuring him on a pair of critically hailed albums influenced by free improvisation, "Dreams and Explorations" (1964) and "Metamorphosis" (1966).
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We want big, meaty narratives and must-read profiles, true crime (a genre that can include a lot of stories!), anatomies/autopsies of scandals and corporate collapses, and explorations and explanations of viral moments.
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Even the beleaguered Mike gets in a good jab now and then, as when he's commiserating with his father after discovering that one daughter's sexual explorations were going further than he was prepared for.
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Many great artists have turned bureaucratic tedium into their main medium, from Richard Prince's legal explorations of photography and the boundaries of intellectual property, to Debtfair's attempted inversion of the economics of student debt.
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J.D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy," at No. 1, and Nancy Isenberg's "White Trash," at No. 13, are more reflective explorations of how poor white Americans have felt stigmatized and abandoned by elitism and electoral politics.
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Jonathan Gold, the Los Angeles Times restaurant critic whose curious, far-ranging, relentless explorations of his native city helped his readers understand dozens of cuisines and the city to understand itself, died in July.
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Both the story and the film are explorations of the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, which in its simple form posits that language determines how one thinks, shaping and filtering one's ability to perceive the world.
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Recognized internationally for his kaleidoscopic explorations of the black experience, Mr. Adams, 21940, who is African-American, is the first major visual artist to use the Green Books as a creative point of departure.
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The idea was for groups of students from schools around the city to come, with their teachers, to do two-week, project-based explorations on New York City themes, with expert teachers guiding them.
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Dickens saw the virtual explorations of the Panorama and the stereoscope as a way for human beings to extend the range of their perceptions — literally to see the world through the eyes of others.
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As ageing director Salvador, played by Banderas, looks back on his life, other themes dear to Almodovar take hold too, including the character's relationship with his mother and his explorations of desire and love.
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The beautiful Inner Mongolian grassland is often described as "heaven" in our folk songs, while in my impression, many places have turned into a living hell due to the mineral mining and oil explorations.
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His oeuvre ranged from completely abstract films made by painting and scratching directly onto the celluloid, to experimental explorations of the modern city, autopsies, or even the play of light on a glass ashtray.
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Known for her archaeological explorations from satellites circling 400 miles above earth, Dr. Parcak and her team have found potential new pyramids and looting at 267 sites in Egypt with more than 250,000 looting pits.
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HBO programming president, Casey Bloys, made it clear in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter that Arya (Maisie Williams), especially, would not be getting her own show following her solo explorations any time soon.
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B. We're no strangers to photographic explorations of the opioid epidemic here in the US. The medium is continually being used to report on the severity of the crisis and the desperate need for relief.
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The exhibition includes VanDerBeek's photographs of dancers at BMC that make stunning use of silhouette, cropping, and long exposure, anticipating some of the radical techniques he would apply as his explorations into visual media broadened.
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But I held out hope that Negan would bring back the gritty moralistic explorations TWD had pulled off so well with the Terminus storyline, and then again with Rick and crew's initial arrival in Alexandria.
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Other times, he removes all features from the subject's face, or makes two faces or bodies merge, combining the body horror explorations of David Cronenberg with the surreal colors and painterly gestures of Salvador Dali.
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These Post-Minimal canvases, some of which flirt with hard-edged abstraction while others are almost Motherwell-ish in their painterly elegance, seem to serve more as incubator than backstory to the artist's subsequent explorations.
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As such, many transformative fanworks are character-driven; far more than engaging with world-building and expanding plot possibilities, transformative fans tend to be drawn to explorations of characters and their relationships with each other.
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Because when you're in such a gorgeous, fun-filled locale with so many things to do and see — from tequila bars to flooded cave explorations — how do you decide how to spend your last day?
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These explorers have the opportunity, away from the prying eyes of movie studios and entertainment companies looking to exploit them, to continue greater explorations than anything imaginable in a comic book not titled Fantastic Four.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - African miner Thor Explorations will most likely choose London's junior AIM market to list its shares this year in its bid to raise up to $35 million, its chief executive said on Friday.
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In addition to giving horror the imagery of the shuffling, bumbling zombie that's nevertheless fiendishly difficult to kill, Romero's latter zombie films were explicitly anti-capitalist explorations of modern consumerism and nihilism in American society.
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Her explorations often landed in between genres, between menswear and womenswear, between fashion and anti-fashion, and this is what Kawakubo, in collaboration with the Costume Institute's head curator, Andrew Bolton, now put on display.
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" Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer, said Ms. Handler's willingness to inject herself into unfamiliar situations and bring a wry humor to these explorations suggested she could carry a show more expansive than "Chelsea Lately.
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Mr. Cox, who settled in Australia as a young man in the 21984s, was known internationally for his ruminative, sympathetic, sometimes autobiographical explorations of the lives of marginalized people: the lonely, the aging, the dying.
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And while that did occasionally mean dreamily spacey explorations—like the album closing renditions of "Footprints in the Snow"—more often than not it meant a wholehearted embrace of the instrument's goofiest, most winning possibilities.
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It explores the ways in which personal existences become inherently political and the ways in which explorations of those spaces can remap the toxic and abusive power dynamics that threaten the continued existence of humanity.
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Other times, he removes all features from the subject's face, or makes two faces or bodies merge, combining the body horror explorations of David Cronenberg with the surreal colors and painterly gestures of Salvador Dali.
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If you're like me, and hail from a place he helped to colonize, his explorations are interpreted more as exploits, and instead of bringing civilization to indigenous populations, Cook's primary contributions were disease and genocide.
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Takehisa Kosugi, an avant-garde composer who was an accomplished violinist but who was just as likely to play bicycle spokes or inflatable balls in his innovative explorations of the sonic landscape, died on Oct.
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It reflects my daily process of navigating this space, in its many instances of existence, to create large sculptures (which you can see in this image), smaller explorations, growing plants for installations, photography, and drawings.
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When he returned to documentary in 1995 after a 17-year hiatus, Scorsese produced two epic explorations of cinema, A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies (1995) and My Voyage to Italy (1999).
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Gussied up in blue eye shadow, pink lipstick and voluminous wigs — all of which ended up smeared or torn off — they took turns timing each other's movement explorations, ultimately ensnaring themselves in one grappling duet.
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This year's acts range from the virtuoso vocalist Theo Bleckmann (paying tribute to Kate Bush) to the radical improvisers in the Art Ensemble of Chicago to the psychedelic, soulful explorations of the rock band Spiritualized.
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As philosopher Martha C. Nussbaum wrote in 2010, these explorations represent, the faculties of thought and imagination that make us human and make our relationships rich human relationships, rather than relationships of mere use and manipulation.
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The rest of the book is populated by personal essays, anthropological explorations of the Lolita subculture (courtesy of Nguyen's years of research), and two chapters—an essay and an interview by Nguyen—devoted to Novala Takemoto.
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This body of work focuses on the transgender community in Bangladesh and thus creates an interesting middle ground between the rigidly defined gender roles played out in Lipi's intimate, domestic explorations and Rahman's aggressive sociopolitical statements.
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With such abstract audaciousness, one grasps why Balenciaga's sculptural aesthetic — achieved through his perfection of pattern cuts, his explorations of volume, and his attention to detail — was revered by his contemporaries Chanel and Hubert de Givenchy.
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But as that space has become a more and more integral part of our daily lives, it's also become increasingly common for some of those private explorations and enjoyments to wind up in the public eye.
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The satire is a bit obvious, but it still works, moving from playful, to dark, and back again in explorations of voyeuristic love, surveillance, reality television, and the media-fueled collective hallucination that is modern society.
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But soon, his weekend trips around the region inspired him: He came up with an idea to build a yacht, combining traditional craftsmanship with western luxury, and use it to lead explorations of Indonesia's vast islands.
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The deal fits with Gold Fields' strategy of buying cash generative, working mines rather than embarking on costly greenfield explorations but some investors were not convinced, sending the company's shares tumbling as much as six percent.
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A society of people that values mathematics on that level will not only mine the best uses for math, but more important, be part of a generation that creates applications and explorations that uplift our world.
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Not all drugs are going to be stable in that time period, so the ability to make drugs in space will enable us to go further away from Earth and will also benefit future space explorations.
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Some of the best parts of the book are its explorations of overlooked pioneers, like Wasson's superb reporting on Valri Bromfield, a brilliant and largely forgotten comic who started on a comedy team with Dan Aykroyd.
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Researchers had previously explored cities as large as New York, and now they are expanding their explorations to more than 180 cities across the world, in an effort called the Global Urban Evolution Project or GLUE.
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Her portrait series since then have included explorations of skin tone among black people, accomplished women over 70 years of age, people who challenged traditional concepts of gender, and trendsetters in the urban underground cultural scene.
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Fewer know that he is the basketball version of John McPhee, the prolific writer known for deeply technical explorations of topics that range from oranges to the geology of California (to, in his first book, basketball).
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I'm not a nostalgic person and rarely think back on old work, but I realized recently that it was actually a lot like my first Sies Marjan collection — both were explorations of color, proportion and texture.
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It screens in a program on Saturday called "Explorations of an 'Aesthetic of Delirium'" that also includes "Scotch Tape," a three-minute short filmed in the rubble of buildings demolished to make way for Lincoln Center.
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Sky Hopinka's rapturous feature-length debut, małni—towards the ocean, towards the shore, which premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, elaborates on his previous explorations of Chinuk Wawa while hewing to a more linear structure.
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She&aposs also experimenting with pretend play explorations with friends at school and incorporating them into her play at home — for example, learning how restaurant menus work and what it&aposs like to pay for food.
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And as Business Insider&aposs Hillary Hoffower noted, 2019 also witnessed the launch of the AdventureSmith Explorations&apos Magellan Explorer, the first small passenger ship to be purpose-built for Antarctica and offer single-traveler cabins.
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Part of Tap Explorations, a new family series from the American Tap Dance Foundation, this event will celebrate Lee, an extraordinary performer who died last month at 97 — and was happily hoofing as recently as July.
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On the other hand, what's nice about the current budget proposal is that it doesn't redirect funding from other NASA missions — like its robotic explorations of the outer planets or its Earth science programs, for example.
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On 22018th Street is Babie Brood: Small Paintings 21960–234, a survey of 269 paintings, none exceeding 21985 inches, that have served as experiments, studies for, and further explorations of major works over the past 5333 years.
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When we look at the way fandom is presented in the mainstream, it's curatorial fandom that has traditionally been best represented, whether through big events like Comic-Con or through explorations of fandom phenomena like "Brony" culture.
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If the expectation was for Johnson, an artist who is well-known for his explorations of race, to devise a show that more overtly nettles the current administration or longstanding systemic inequality, this summer show defies it.
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Bodies are a particularly fertile ground for Rosler's explorations of gender, as well as of a different kind of violence — not that of war, but of judgement and the subtler ways that judgment is inflicted against women.
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Netflix The Duffers have been vocal in touting how much creative freedom Netflix gave them with the first season — so odds are any explorations of Upside Down space-time mechanics won't be mandated by the streaming service.
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With wryly literate writing, complicated characters and timely explorations of issues like abortion, gun rights, gay marriage and government surveillance, the hourlong drama was an outlier among the procedurals and nighttime soap operas of the broadcast networks.
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De Kooning, by then separated from her husband, kept a base in New York but began teaching all across the country; continuing with her explorations of portraiture, she won a commission to paint President Kennedy, in 1962.
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Attachment theory was developed by researchers like John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth in the decades after World War II. The basic idea is that all of life is a series of daring explorations from a secure base.
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It is part of a larger group of displays and performances, "Utopian Voices Here and Now," showcasing explorations by young British-based artists around the issues most affecting them, like the body and gender, sexuality and race.
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Despite his theoretical explorations of the possible advantages of negative interest rates, he said he had no intention as a policymaker of pursuing some of those ideas, like taxing cash holdings to get people to spend money.
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Szeemann that is, the groundbreaking Swiss curator who organized over 150 exhibitions that spanned minimalist and conceptual art (1968's When Attitudes Become Form), to early 103th-century utopian community Monte Veritá, to explorations of Swiss identity.
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Jonathan Gold, the restaurant critic whose curious, far-ranging, relentless explorations of his native Los Angeles helped his readers understand dozens of cuisines and helped the city understand itself, died on Saturday in a Los Angeles hospital.
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The 14 personal essays in "Sightlines" include explorations — methodically reported and lyrically written — of secluded places like a cave in Spain whose walls are covered with prehistoric art, and the remote island of Rona in northern Scotland.
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What also makes the series so refreshing is that it layers peppy empowerment with explorations of the dark side of cheerleading -- of how the sport can shatter prevailing cultural expectations as much as it can congeal them.
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The danger, she cautioned, is that these explorations are pushed out to a world with pre-existing biases of race and gender that may seek to undermine those seeking freedom and safety in a more welcoming setting.
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The freelance artist has applied his playful style to comic adaptations of cartoon series like Uncle Grandpa, Gumball, and Over the Garden Wall, and he has also worked on character explorations for Netflix's upcoming animated series Centaurworld.
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Titans of the form include Jarvis Cocker and Paul Heaton (of Pulp and The Beautiful South respectively), both songwriters from the north of England with a knack for saying a great deal using explorations of the everyday.
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They're either deep explorations of the familiar—STEREO's focus on the sun, the International Space Station's study of what microgravity does to the human body—or a trip to some crazy place no one has ever seen before.
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Otto reveals Bauhaus members' spiritual experimentation, their explorations of the dark sides of masculinity and emerging female identities, the "queer hauntology" of certain Bauhaus works, and the role of radical politics on both the left and the right.
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What's worse, in contrast to The Walking Dead's explorations of the damage done by rigid gender roles and masculinity in the show's early years, Dwight's character seems to reinforce the idea that impotence is code for masculine weakness.
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In a single scene, we learn that he's the product of an abusive household, a moment of cold-water brutality with little followup that makes this season's various genre explorations feel even more divorced from any emotional reality.
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But what worked brilliantly in The Hurt Locker — the movie that won Bigelow an Oscar in 2009 with its explorations of the addictive nature of the adrenaline-addled highs of combat — is a lot less comfortable in Detroit.
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Maggie Lee at Real Fine Arts Although her works on view have never been shown before, Maggie Lee's booth at Real Fine Arts was effectively an extension of pre-existing inquiries and explorations taken on by the artist.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Colombia's state-run oil company Ecopetrol said on Monday it has confirmed the presence of oil at a site in Santander province, its fourth such discovery this year, during joint explorations with Canada's Parex Resources Inc.
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We asked our Rising Stars of Wall Street to recommend a book to our readers and their selections range from business "how-to" classics to memoirs about surfing, from biographies of John Adams to quantitative explorations of soccer.
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From the start—on such early masterpieces as his 1975 breakout, "Born to Run," or mid-career explorations like 1995's "The Ghost of Tom Joad"—he has written narratives in which listeners can recognize themselves, or not.
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REZZ kicked off the stage takeover with gnarled bass explorations, and just before Mija took the stage, the post-EDM prankster Josh Pan played a downtempo set largely consisting of kick drum firebombs and ear-bleeding synth squeals.
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These explorations gave him a sense of what his own subject matter could be, leading to his first series, "Harlem, U.S.A.," which he spent five years making and was exhibited at the Studio Museum in Harlem in 1979.
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If Mr. Forsythe's earlier ballets were explorations of the outer limits of the genre, his post-2014 work seems to be digging ever deeper into its core, looking hard at ballet's history to bring it into the future.
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Murugan's descriptions of village life are evocative, but the true pleasure of this book lies in his adept explorations of male and female relationships, and in his unmistakable affection for people who find themselves pitted against the world.
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Beneath the surface, invisible to the viewer's eye, are wooden skeletons that give these works their wondrous three-dimensionality, transforming paintings into sculptures that resemble bent elbows, erect nipples and pointed tongues and suggest existential explorations of space.
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The London native, who performs under the moniker King Krule, does combine punk's crunch and jazz's melodic explorations, but his work is also grounded in R&B and, on his most recent album, "The Ooz," deconstructed early rock.
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These include the designer's initial explorations of structured volume in the 1980s, a series of his signature body-conscious densely knit tricot dresses, and a trio of his famous flamenco dresses from 2011, embroidered in bright metallic layers.
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" One place that is happening is on Weird Erotic Tensions, or WET, a Soundcloud platform that was created in 2018 by Alexandra Zakharenko and features "sensual podcasts, spoken word, poetry, ASMR, field recordings, and explorations of sonic sexuality.
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Jupiter-ruled Sagittarius is inclined to philosophical explorations and generally operates in a carefree, expansive way, but having natal Saturn in Sagittarius suggests that life presents its fair share of faith-shaking moments and periods of spiritual weightlifting.
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