One sees pre-Minimalism, Post-Minimalism, post-Post-Minimalism, its antecedents, offshoots, and contemporaries as it unfolds over two main sites.
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They include examples of movements including Abstract Expressionism, Gutai, Brazilian modernism, Arte Povera, Minimalism and post-Minimalism.
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Along with tech minimalism, modern office minimalism wants to suppress stuff, but stuff almost always manages to intrude.
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Bykert quickly gained a reputation for ferreting out talented artists waiting for their first big break, most of them associated with Minimalism, Post Minimalism and Process Art.
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Throughout sculpture's stripping-down by Minimalism and its scattering in new directions by Post-Minimalism, Anthony Caro (2752-22929) remained a sculptor's sculptor, reshaping his medium's boundaries without forsaking them.
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And the individual tasks cards are designed with beautiful minimalism.
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Caffeine is inspired in part by Apple's minimalism, Keighran said.
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LOS ANGELES — Frieze Los Angeles is doing away with minimalism.
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For over a decade, minimalism has dominated on the catwalks.
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Her sweet ideal was panna cotta, a study in minimalism.
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"We were inspired by the power of minimalism," explains Bob.
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Nordgreen is all about minimalism and functionality in its designs.
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A nail in minimalism's coffinIt's hard to hate on minimalism.
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A kind of reverb was created and worked with minimalism.
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His use of minimalism and negative space is very inspiring.
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But there's another trend he hopes will catch on: minimalism.
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Mess, heterogeneity, is bad — the opposite impulse of artistic minimalism.
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ROBERT MORRIS Minimalism was rife with competing and conflicting strains.
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It is, like the song itself, graceful in its minimalism.
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Minimalism is a necessity, but I prefer it that way.
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"People think of Judson as being about minimalism," she said.
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But don't confuse Japanese style with minimalism, says Yuka Morihata.
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It's that classic cliché of Minimalism: tink tink tink tink.
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Minimalism, to me, is more about attention than anything else.
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His work focuses on visual communication, problem solving, and minimalism.
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"Pop Minimalism | Minimalist Pop" is on view now through Dec.
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Fischer's minimalism isn't simply a stylistic choice; it's also strategic.
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" But Mr. Fink said that her work was crucial to the development of American opera: "You could argue that Minimalism and Post-Minimal style had revitalized opera, but Minimalism hadn't dealt with text setting.
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Alexis Taylor: I like Terry Riley's music a lot which is often associated with minimalism and also Steve Reich, but I wasn't really thinking about minimalism with a capital M at all when making Piano.
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One of the remarkable features of startup minimalism is its flexibility.
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Like the Withings Activité, the Phase is a study in minimalism.
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But minimalism isn't going to get us out of this mess.
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Solace's specially designed urns scream minimalism — a sleek, recyclable white box.
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The Index doesn't make any pretenses toward coziness, stylishness, or minimalism.
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Minimalism, to many people, means all-white, sleek edges, no seams.
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He spruced up his uniform from Valley schlub to monochrome minimalism.
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Swedish minimalism meets French chic here — and the result is cute.
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In fact, it's Bey's minimalism that makes the fandom grow stronger.
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Reed: There's a type of minimalism that I'm very interested in.
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Kyle Chayka's first book, on minimalism, will be published by Bloomsbury.
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It was a breakthrough and a much-needed infusion after Minimalism.
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Prince's music was a triumph of minimalism, of addition by subtraction.
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"The only thing that scares me is clinical minimalism," he says.
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Emory kept the minimalism and the beauty of what he created.
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Tiny homes are trendy residences and vacation accommodations that embrace minimalism.
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Schools across the US are now incorporating minimalism into the classroom.
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The walkway exudes the same minimalism that is in their apartments.
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Strictly speaking, Minimalism is about blank matter, Conceptualism about dematerialized ideas.
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"Minimalism makes a big difference for an anxious person," he says.
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Now, minimalism and careful budgeting gives her a feeling of control.
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So many beloved millennial brands offer the promise of elevated minimalism.
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"Minimalism has been dominant in Sweden for too long," she says.
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Despite my infatuation with minimalism, mine is not that minimalist house.
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How Kevin Systrom got over minimalism and snapped into building mode.
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Post-Painterly abstraction, Minimalism, and Pop Art didn't appeal to him.
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Minimalism, if viewed through this lens, could take on radically new meanings.
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It's also clear the two are students of Carpenter's layered, economical minimalism.
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Kondo's minimalism, when you prioritize, you choose to engage with those things
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For their paean to minimalism, I salute the team behind this survey.
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After he leaves, I shower and read the minimalism book some more.
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That messaging app made waves with its minimalism, but quickly petered out.
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Dine's abstract paintings don't owe anything to Abstract Expressionism or to Minimalism.
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What you'll hear from them are words like craftsmanship, minimalism, and refinement.
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The theatre demands a certain minimalism, which streamlines productions and intensifies performances.
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It's all methodical, patient work, and the guiding ethos here is minimalism.
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This work echoes Minimalism but softens Minimalism's hard edges with impressionistic brushwork.
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Early 70s minimalism, compositionally was much different than what had come before.
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"I write minimalism that is under attack from within," she has said.
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Such relative minimalism allows us to see Norma and "Sunset Boulevard" plain.
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It becomes easier to see how formal minimalism is about maximal control.
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However, their respectively disciplined-but-soulful approaches to minimalism work well together.
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With the canonization of minimalism has come a reconsideration of its mythology.
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But minimalism is also meant to project taste, refinement and aesthetic knowledge.
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Here, minimalism as aesthetic is not at all about having very little.
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The minimalism evokes haiku poetry, and indeed, multiple poets are quoted throughout.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — A few recent efforts have been made to weave a "herstory" of Minimalism and, by extension, Post-Minimalism — movements that have been understood largely to be the realms of men.
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Their new show, "Pop Minimalism | Minimalist Pop," attempts to reconcile the otherwise radically contrasting artistic movements of Pop Art and Minimalism, which both arose in the early 1960s as alternatives to the dominant abstract expressionism of postwar America.
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We will go back to basics and minimalism, a sort of anti-fashion.
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He seems to have been influenced by Minimalism and taken it somewhere unexpected.
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Stetson's music is deeply meditative and entrenched in the world of minimalism, too.
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Are you pulled toward minimalism in other areas of your life as well?
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"It was a mix of Brutalism, and minimalism and modernity," said De Betak.
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Basically, it was the antithesis of the normcore and minimalism of seasons past.
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Throwing minimalism out the window, Google Discover will replace the iconically spartan Google.
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The Marie Kondo gospel of minimalism has not made a convert of Egan.
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The classic remains a relevant read for anyone interested in discovery through minimalism.
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The waterproof interior is roomy and comfortable, the controls an exercise in minimalism.
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The current trend toward minimalism is cute, but I want none of it.
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This new minimalism doesn't just promise improved leisure time, but professional success, too.
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I own almost nothing because I can afford to—minimalism is a luxury.
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Sandals possess an inherent comfortability and a minimalism that make them universally attractive.
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"Pattern mixing and maximalism is taking the place of minimalism," Anderson told Insider.
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Pop minimalism inhabits a sliding scale, as the xx seem determined to illustrate.
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But for sex toy makers, minimalism itself can also be a marketing tool.
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I was always drawn to Minimalism, and that really has affected my cooking.
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A monument to posterity, the Seagram's luxurious minimalism was achieved through material maximalism.
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Although she sometimes uses trap's signature hypnotic keyboard loops, the album's minimalism startles.
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She shares tips on minimalism, saving money on a low income, and organization.
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Historians and critics discuss her contributions to Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism or Post-Minimalism.
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Perhaps there's something to be said for the stark minimalism of it all.
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An inventor and master of Minimalism, Steve Reich turned 80 on Oct. 3.
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Speaking of minimalism, did Marie Kondo come up at all during the season?
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But what's on the walls makes you understand the minimalism of the space.
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Didones represent a complete about-face from the design ethos of Peak Minimalism.
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Even now her work seems daring and hallucinatory, an antidote to tasteful minimalism.
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It doesn't make a compelling argument either for or against minimalism in practice.
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Many years ago, her designs rescued me from my love affair with minimalism.
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It's fair, after you've worn a meat dress, to surprise your audience with minimalism.
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Its dry, wry minimalism will be familiar to devotees of the Romanian New Wave.
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These simple geometric compositions add a breath of minimalism to the otherwise maximalist display.
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In contrast, Horwitz's methodical drawing systems went far beyond the normal precincts of minimalism.
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Minimalism was also a hallmark of the clothing that came out of the Recession.
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Its extreme minimalism and clean design meant we never felt overwhelmed in the store.
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Judd's SoHo loft building is now an icon of sanitized minimalism, open to tourists.
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Mr. Spears's music is characterized by the tonal freshness and propulsive momentum of Minimalism.
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"Minimalism was excluding things, but my work was compression," he told me one day.
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Electric is the rage, crossovers are the craze and minimalism is the prime directive.
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Meanwhile, Chandorkar acknowledged that the minimalism movement as it stands is steeped in privilege.
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Amidst all the eccentricity, the minimalism of a suit felt like a welcome statement.
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That combined with our minimalism really makes the piece strange and very, very new.
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A good fitness band is a delicate balance between minimalism and the latest features.
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"Minimalism," yes, but not devoid of emotions, sometimes explicit, sometimes even whimsical, always unexpected.
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A mural can be a tough sell for lovers of minimalism, and a splurge.
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Judge John Hodgman Kristen writes: I have recently embarked on a journey toward minimalism.
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The aesthetic, you might say, is global minimalism — softened with pastel colors and curves.
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The artisanal latticework is beautiful and ornate — a clear departure from his bright minimalism.
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Instead, she gravitated to the Minimalism of composers like Steve Reich and Terry Riley.
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But in general, the default should always be towards a kind of philosophical minimalism.
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With its mundane materials, minimalism was a return to the basics of sensory perception.
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Minimalism, the last great scandal-making revolution in twentieth-century music, has become venerable.
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"The Model 3's dashboard is an exercise in fanatical minimalism," said Road & Track.
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His post-game press conferences turn verbal and emotional minimalism into an art form.
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Her subversion of minimalism is particularly evident in sculptures based on historic pillory devices.
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Finally, Laura Meza-Orozco and Isauro Huizar's contributions stand apart for their formal minimalism.
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A number of sculptors didn't follow the line of thinking supposedly integral to Minimalism.
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It conflates brutalism with a fetishized minimalism—a Silicon Valley, cappucino minimalism that extends from apartment design to Everlane clothing to overpriced coworking space—at the expense of understanding what brutalism might actually contribute to the places where we live and work.
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Too formally locked-in to fit with Abstract Expressionism (which he called "American Action Painting"), too materially rough for Minimalism, and too psychologically agitated for Post-Minimalism, Furukawa's tough "paintings" maintain a distinct independence while also folding themselves well into the Western canon.
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A triumph of minimalism, the VaporMax uses less air than usual in its pressurized sole.
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The relative simplicity of the 70s is reflected in the sonic minimalism of Lipps Inc.
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Vit sees Airbnb's 2014 rebranding as an inflection point in the spread of startup minimalism.
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The past few years have given rise to a strange combination of minimalism and maximalism.
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The idea was a combination of naïve pop melodies melded with very simple rock minimalism.
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AI and data minimalism, they say, could be what revolutionizes business, industry, war and more.
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The horizontal bands of muted pastel colors evoke Agnes Martin, Minimalism, and reductive geometric painting.
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Unexpectedly, its so-called "minimalism" also had a far greater effect on me than before.
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To be clear, minimalism isn't totally going away in 2018, and that's a good thing.
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Perhaps the obviousness of the 2000s and the minimalism of the early 2010s had, too.
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Minimalism was definitely a trend in fashion, but it wasn't the only game in town.
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His primary influences are Minimalism and de Stijl, updated for the post-Warhol commodified culture.
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The rise of the grandmillennial is a knee-jerk, maximalist reaction to that very minimalism.
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The fetishized austerity and performative asceticism of minimalism is a kind of ongoing cultural sickness.
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JON PARELES Minimalism, as many of its early detractors complained, puts some people to sleep.
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"Wonderful, isn't it," said McIlroy, who revealed he is reading a book called "Digital Minimalism".
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"My goal was minimalism, but it wasn't happening the way I envisioned it," she said.
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The hip, modern minimalism that they specialized in was instantly appreciated by customers and critics.
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Memphis Milano, the Italian-born design movement of the 1980s, was the antithesis of minimalism.
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In "Minimalism and Me," at the Joyce Theater for four weeks, beginning on Wednesday, Nov.
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Minimalism is her starting point; "Me" (or at least her work) is her main fascination.
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ANDREW R. CHOW Something repeats and something else changes throughout this pinnacle of 1970s Minimalism.
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Williams specified minimalism — no doors or windows — but he meant something more poetic by it.
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Two hard-to-find entrances lead into an elegant room of muted Aalto-ish minimalism.
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Minimalism is a process that has to be kept up and refreshed day to day.
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Origami reflects minimalism and purity, she said, and it can simply things without losing meaning.
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Neutral color palettes are taking the place of bright hues in a nod to minimalism.
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"I loved his minimalism and how sort of matter-of-fact he was," she said.
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"I always thought 'Minimalism' sounded like 'simple-minded music,' and it isn't that," he said.
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So did the gallery's young director, Richard Bellamy, who would later champion Pop and Minimalism.
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His forthcoming book, The Longing for Less (out January 21), chronicles the rise of minimalism.
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They work in minimalism, abstraction, updated readymade-like sculptures, and repurposed and altered found objects.
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Mr. Pincus-Witten, who wrote for Artforum magazine for nearly 21977 years, was credited with coining the term Post-Minimalism to describe a range of ideas and practices that began emerging in the late 21984s in response to the cool, dispassionate Minimalism that had prevailed.
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She followed Instagram accounts about minimalism and capsule wardrobes, absorbed Kondo's treatise, and researched ethical brands.
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"I think fashion trends are moving away from minimalism," celebrity makeup artist Nick Barose told Refinery29.
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Despite Taaffe's maximalism and Martin's minimalism, all of these artists use a grid or a pattern.
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It's when A Case of Distrust leans into that minimalism that it is at its best.
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"I think fashion trends are moving away from minimalism," celebrity makeup artist Nick Barose tells us.
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The gorgeous photos in Rusty Wiles's Instagram are minimalism at its best—symmetrical, simple, and orderly.
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Even IKEA, the Swedish standard bearer of minimalism, has embraced the ethos of more is more.
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Maybe the lesson here is that minimalism, like anything else, is best served in minimal doses.
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Also, the minimalism will keep it from looking dated in 10 or 20 years, I think.
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The black and gray options are much better looking and suited to the product's design minimalism.
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After years of restrained minimalism, rich, layered and exuberantly collected looks are becoming all the rage.
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"People have clashing ideas of what minimalism is," says Darrell, who moderates the subreddit r/minimalist.
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However, the minimalism movement has been around for a minute, and is quite strong on YouTube.
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It's impossible to miss the striking transparency of its front and spartan minimalism of its interior.
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If Zombie Formalism tended toward minimalism, Like Art is maximalist: bright colors, attention-grabbing, and romanticizing.
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His style is powerful minimalism at its best, with thoughtful shapes and colours dominating most images.
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"I won't be around for all that," the 82-year-old master of musical Minimalism said.
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They also are prominent in a pluralistic culture, in contrast to the minimalism of Protestant religiosity.
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The minimalism could, in theory, make it possible for players to track one another through sound.
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There's a sleek minimalism to the design of the Away that is elegant, sturdy, and unpretentious.
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Generally speaking, the name of the game when it comes to dressing up sneakers is minimalism.
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These brief poems seem premised on a minimalism that just barely crosses the threshold of silence.
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Mr. Abrahamsen's arrangements of the canons, written for a shimmering chamber ensemble, deliberately gesture toward Minimalism.
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The minimalism theme led to thoughts of people living in places with no objects in them.
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The Tesla Model S is the future, with its minimalism and it's upgradability and touch screen.
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The two coincide in her 1970s work to build a genre of startling and uncompromising minimalism.
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Accordingly, the minimalism of Murdoch's tower focuses our attention on the overwhelming din of American history.
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The walls imbue each portrait with the same commendatory cool minimalism we see in Ruscha's work.
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Has any choreographer answered musical minimalism so poetically and memorably as Robbins did in "Glass Pieces"?
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After the austerity of early 2010s minimalism, aesthetics have swung back toward the expressive and unserious.
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Exacerbating this problem is the score, derivative minimalism that gives this sensitively musical choreographer no help.
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These modes converge with élan in the analog minimalism of Zurkow's cardboard silkscreen grid, "Accretions" (2016).
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Together, Uniqlo and Mr. Maier mind-melded over minimalism and the importance of a garment's architecture.
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"Minimalism was the dominant sculptural movement of Martin's formative years," said the prominent curator John Elderfield.
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Then he came of age as an artist in the 1970s, in the era of Minimalism.
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Part of the benefit is saving money, but minimalism also encourages us to live less wastefully.
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So often minimalism portends to be permanent, a fixed end state, instead of flux and change.
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With its Zen minimalism, it doesn't look or feel like any other car I've been in.
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Minimalism as a lifestyle creed is pretty simple: The less you own, the happier you'll be.
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Drawings in all manners of style — pointillism, minimalism, Art Deco, realism, Pop Art — covered the walls.
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Minimalism was just one of many stops on his six-decade journey through the art world.
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The final movement zipped along to a steady pulse that advertised Mr. Adams's roots in Minimalism.
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Mr. Conrad began touring again and soon embarked on a new project that he provocatively titled "Early Minimalism Volume 93": a reimagining of the drone-based work of the Theater and a single-handed attempt to revise the history of Minimalism, free of Mr. Young's domineering presence.
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While the Tesla is focused on minimalism, the C300 is more traditional in its approach to luxury.
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Patton's approach never stops running routes between the past and present, or from minimalism to the decorative.
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Its old school minimalism and new school electric powertrain were an irresistible combination for hipsters like me.
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The MP design combines ruggedness with character and a timeless minimalism that'll look striking decades from now.
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With many sustainable brands labelling themselves as minimalist, do you see a tie between minimalism and sustainability?
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Whether you're all about embellishments or live for minimalism, there's something for every style, budget, and body.
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What I appreciate most about the Aflac robot duck is its minimalism, at least by CES standards.
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The young British artist took minimalism to an extreme with a light piece measuring just 1cm squared.
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According to Google's Doodle Blog, the illustration's minimalism is meant to reflect the author's own minimalist style.
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Side two is cool, with the sort of twentieth century minimalism patterns with the five acoustic guitars.
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Or does the form allude to Minimalism, an art form that came into being shortly after 1950s?
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He is intimate with Ovid, Cervantes and Rabelais; from Beckett he learned minimalism, from Kafka the absurd.
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Startup minimalism is no longer novel; it's a baseline for companies seeking to develop their brand identities.
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While the visual works translate sentiments of minimalism, her work is rich in both texture and depth.
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A master of meditative minimalism, the Korean artist's new paintings are more frenetically energized than ever before.
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They're stylistically singular and chameleonic, cooking up everything from dance pop, to experimental techno, to instrumental minimalism.
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They were not interested in formalism, Pop Art, Minimalism, or any narrative that touted progress in art.
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The choice of minimalism worked for those tense, unearthly movies, but Blade Runner is a different beast.
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Mr. Glass, the master of musical Minimalism, is known for the precision of his endlessly undulating arpeggios.
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I read "Digital Minimalism" by Cal Newport and that really changed a lot of things for me.
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There is no need to compare every one of your possessions to some amorphous definition of minimalism.
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The senators noted the bill is not comprehensive but stressed that its strength was in its minimalism.
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"The Box Show," though, opts for minimalism to showcase, contain and surely inspire its small-scale profusion.
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Now, it'll have the same '70s-inclined minimalism we've grown to love — except without any clothing, sadly.
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It's a reminder that Scandinavian minimalism was never a choice in these islands — it was a necessity.
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What living in a tiny house is like, according to people who traded their homes for minimalism
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There was the minimalism of a black tank and skirt wrapped at the hip on which Mrs.
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But early in her career, she caught the minimalism bug sweeping through the arts at the time.
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Fusing threads of minimalism, textile design, and process art, they interrogate issues surrounding gender, labor, and aesthetics.
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The artist's personal narrative recalling her artistic inspiration further distances her from the detached ethos of Minimalism.
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J.C. Vortex is a Swiss quartet whose music tends toward a percussive, guitar-driven minimalism, not ambience.
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After the grandeur of the lobby, I was not expecting the contemporary minimalism of our Deluxe Room.
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Other Abstract Expressionists maintained their public careers, carrying on as if Pop and Minimalism were passing fads.
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In the obsession with objects (owning either less or more) we've lost the basic ideas of minimalism.
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There's an original score by Adam Crystal, contemporary-classical in idiom, with aspects of minimalism and melody.
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As a teenager in Germany, I didn't think about architecture, at least consciously, but I understood Minimalism.
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His work somehow blended the austerity of minimalism with the anarchic violence of a Slayer album cover.
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Ms. Poirson's clothing style is likewise to the point: She favors minimalism, with the occasional whimsical earring.
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The Tesla Model 3 has the most radical interior in the auto industry, a study in minimalism.
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Kyle Chayka is the author of The Longing for Less: Living With Minimalism, out in January 2020.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SINGAPORE — Of the three works visitors are most likely to bump into first after entering the 60,000-square-meter space of the National Gallery Singapore to view its latest — as well as Southeast Asia's first — show on Minimalism, Minimalism: Space. Light. Object.
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Curiously, a similar shift out of Minimalism and Post-Minimalism into the Baroque occurs in Robert Morris' work, if for different reasons, at roughly the same time as Stella's, which brings up the question of whether this style of Baroque is the darker side of the sunny Minimalist coin.
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It withdrew support and gave a push to Minimalism, blank and abstract enough to block out bad news.
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It now exudes the "warm minimalism" that captures both Rosenthal's penchant for pattern mixing and Atkins's sleek aesthetic.
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By the 1960s, car designs had pivoted back into minimalism, as had the ads used to sell them.
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Most of these revamped routers share similar aesthetics (modern minimalism), technology (mesh), and ease of use (dead simple).
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Laptop design—especially in this particular premium space—is all about minimalism: aluminum unibodies and millimeter thick bezels.
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In New York, this meant that Minimalism, Pop Art, Color Field painting, and Painterly Realism were the choices.
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The push to build a very, very, very fast McLaren births a whole new kind of automotive minimalism.
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An architecture school graduate, Pearse is inspired by the minimalism, logic, and often cubist composition of modernist buildings.
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Named for legendary Formula 1 driver Ayrton Senna, McLaren's latest car is an exercise in million-dollar minimalism.
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Minimalism might have taken over a few of our Instagram feeds, but IRL, sometimes more is just fine.
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In a movie that hurtles along with so much dazzle and flash, Swinton is a glimmer of minimalism.
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Justice Gorsuch's first majority opinion last June, in Henson v Santander, closes with a paean to judicial minimalism.
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Minimalism was the name of the game, it seemed, until maximalism sat its freewheeling butt in the throne.
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Time: 25 minute, 50 seconds Verdict: 1 star Great Dane is a fancy place full of expensive minimalism.
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It’s also worth noting the minimalism and (relative) cleanliness the Surface Studio brought to my desk.
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There are only two The Varsity restaurants that I know of in America; minimalism is not American: Zaxby's.
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You just read a book extolling the virtues of minimalism and want to give that lifestyle a swing.
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Minimalism is even at work in the glass elevator that ferries visitors from the lobby to the foyer.
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Modern brides are all about minimalism in the widest sense, from silhouette and material, to functionality and cost.
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Browse any home-decor retailer these days, and all you'll inevitably see is: modern, minimalism, colorful prints, repeat.
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But it's also borrowing sounds and techniques from Mauritanian guitar music, free jazz, classical minimalism and other places.
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New movements were on their way—neo-Dada, Pop, Minimalism—and were being taken up at record speed.
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Part pop philosophy and part aesthetic, minimalism presents a cure-all for a certain sense of capitalist overindulgence.
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Mr. Nicodemus explained minimalism isn't all about saving money or the planet, it's simply putting people above possessions.
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F "Panerai SuperFakes are some of the best out there given the minimalism on the dials," said Powell.
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These trendy residences and vacation accommodations have helped people save hundreds of thousands of dollars by embracing minimalism.
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This sublime layering of folk textures, Minimalism and electroacoustic experimentation made for an exhilarating finish to the evening.
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This nearly four-week engagement, called "Minimalism and Me," focuses on works she created between 1965 and 1971.
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It also opened up a space that separated Heilmann's practice from Minimalism, Pop Art, and Color Field painting.
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In the end, the administration sided with the P.L.O. Mr. Francisco's brief was a model of lawyerly minimalism.
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Only a TV mounted awkwardly on a corner of the wall broke the careful minimalism of the décor.
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The tension between minimalism and maximalism is central to "The Cradle Will Rock" in both style and story.
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Both were notable for giving minimalism-weary design aficionados permission to love pattern, petals and sparkle (and pink).
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Minimalism surrenders entirely in the bathroom, papered in a pulpy collage of posters from pre-revolutionary Iranian cinema.
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Repeating, overlapping, surging, receding, both plangent and smiling, it made perfect sense in the catalog alongside modern Minimalism.
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Then, as Black Monday crashed markets and the gulf war unfolded, uncertainty took hold, and designers found minimalism.
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These give way in 1973 to a wonderful block of marble, that seems to kiss Post-Minimalism goodbye.
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The French company Le Gramme also focuses on absolute minimalism, even naming its products by their metric weight.
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Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World, by Cal Newport Best for: Marie Kondo wannabes.
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Steve Reich, one of the avatars of musical Minimalism, has written barely at all for the traditional symphony.
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While '80s home design was all about excess color and decor, the '90s is known for its minimalism.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art examines the emergence of 21000th-century Shaker minimalism, and its influence on American Modernism.
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I wanted a real space, so that it wasn't about being cyborg, or about being blank, or about Minimalism.
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Texas native and Nashville-based, Lee incorporates her personal aesthetic into this collection: a combination of boho and minimalism.
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Whether you're all about embellishments or live for minimalism, there's something out there for every style, budget, and body.
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This tech-dependent minimalism embodies the peer-to-peer "operating systems" and fluid organizational structures of het nieuwe werken.
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If you're a person who follows fashion, minimalism has been haunting you for at least the last four years.
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Visitors can walk out onto this dusty field that infuses the legacy of 1960s serial minimalism with personal narrative.
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But these days, when minimalism is king and "naked jewelry" is all the rage, delicate pieces officially reign supreme.
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Each artist's piece is drastically different, yet all feel distinctly L.A. Yumi's is the embodiment of Los Angeles minimalism.
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MOCA has done it for Minimalism, feminist art, Conceptual art and performance; add P&D to the impressive list.
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They designed a home that meets the needs of the residents and embraces minimalism but doesn't make aesthetic sacrifices.
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The reputation of Steve Reich, the grandfather of American Minimalism, rests on the propulsive, positive energy of his music.
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It's easy to feel overwhelmed by the minimalism glut, as the word can be applied to just about anything.
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After speaking to residents in the community, I realized everyone there prioritizes minimalism, simple living, and an outdoorsy lifestyle.
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This was an "Apocalypse Postponed" affair, with fancy lighting and a commissioned minimalism-without-tears score by Adam Crystal.
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"Extra Shapes," part of the Kitchen's series "From Minimalism Into Algorithm," plays with perception in subtle and rewarding ways.
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The ideals both men wanted to strive for—individualism, independence, minimalism—started to make sense to their loved ones.
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In the context of Noh's rigorous minimalism, the care with which they are manipulated becomes part of the drama.
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Then, in September, after seeing an ad for Mr. Becker's Uncluttered course, she decided to give minimalism a try.
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The scenario: A while back, your friend watched the Netflix documentary on minimalism and it really hit him hard.
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Sparse in detail and expression, the paintings feel perfect for an era in which Pop Art and Minimalism reigned.
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If anything, the minimalism of his music captures raw feelings more effectively than a Max Martin smash ever could.
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In this program, "Minimalism and Me," she focuses on her early works and their relationship with the art movement.
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Considering the impact of consumer waste on the environment, it's easy to see why minimalism is having a moment.
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She was a novice when she started, but by the end she had developed a refined version of minimalism.
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Rather than the single generically blank style that's now noticeable everywhere, minimalism is fundamentally about a diversity of visions.
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The other answer is that we've had a decade of white-walled minimalism and now everyone's sick of it.
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The songs on "I See You" no longer insist on the austere minimalism of the band's first two albums.
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In pursuit of efficiency and minimalism, many hobbyists aim to build their boards to be as small as possible.
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Mr. Coleman, a pianist, sources his inspiration widely: from Jewish folk music, free jazz and Western minimalism, among others.
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The repetition of identical elements would be foundational to Minimalism, but Ms. Thomas was less strict and more expressive.
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Chayka, who mentions Trump at several points in the book, hopes minimalism might provide an antidote or a balm.
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That said, the Pixel 4 XL has its advantages — like higher-quality camera, software minimalism, lower price, and more.
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She tried the minimalism thing after watching a documentary on Netflix, but she loved clothing and fashion too much.
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Kim: The recession inspired a movement towards minimalism, which was pretty much the opposite of what Juicy Couture embodied.
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It couldn't be more tasteful, or more on-the-nose: This is where Instagrammable minimalism converges with Instagrammable Frenchness.
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This wallet nudges you toward minimalism, and if you're of the same mind, as I am, it's a great fit.
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When Glossier first launched in 2014, no one really cared about minimalism — at least, millennials weren't talking about it yet.
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His own experience of independently developing a form of Minimalism convinced him that modernism was not solely a Western development.
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No, this is the woman who usually salutes minimalism and uniformity with her signature, only-black and white style palette.
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He is also the only one of the group to have taken the full measure of Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism.
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I've grown to favor modular packing over the years, and so the minimalism of Douchebags' design is perfect for me.
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"This collection was inspired by Zen philosophy, and the simplicity, functionality, minimalism and balance associated with it," Cassidy tells PEOPLE.
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Some extremists like to consider the recent aggressive increase of trends to be the reason so many have adopted minimalism.
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Our bright white conference room embodied the materially luxuriant minimalism preferred by institutions seeking to project wealth, professionalism, and seriousness.
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In an age when the privileged have adopted minimalism, these holiday shoppers have been called out for embracing American excess.
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She doesn't bother making it more palatable to a Western audience by surrounding the exhibition with the language of minimalism.
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Maybe you aren't a fan of the whole minimalism trend that's been dominating the fashion industry the past few seasons.
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For a designer known for his minimalism, Derek Lam certainly went in the opposite direction with his new fragrance collection.
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It consists of about 25% from each of the following areas he works in: "Minimalism is like meditation," Akerman said.
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He staunchly adhered to figurative painting at a time when Abstraction, Minimalism and Conceptual art were seen as avant-garde.
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The word's meaning wasn't entirely literal when it first came into being; "minimalism" was popularized in 1965 as an insult.
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By the early years of the twenty-first century, pop-inflected post-minimalism was the dominant style among younger Americans.
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Drawing on elements of minimalism, conceptual and performance art, artists used everyday materials, eroding the barrier between art and life.
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Meanwhile, being favored by fashion incurred a cost when Pop and Minimalism conquered the art world, in the early sixties.
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Missing is Meir's austere minimalism, his sleek surfaces, and sense of weightlessness — all things the Lambert House is known for.
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Mr. Young is a founder of Minimalism, a genre of composition marked by repetition, gradual development and sometimes spare harmonies.
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Mr. Hall, a collector of post-Mao Chinese art, whose taste runs to West Coast minimalism, had dressed them nicely.
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Seriality is a feature of Minimalism, and a number of the objects in Nazarian's Escape Attempts also follow this model.
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The Italian lighting designer Davide Groppi's Calvino table lamp contrasts two flat metal planes, creating an ode to pure minimalism.
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Mr. Pistoletto made his bones in the 1960s as a founder of Arte Povera, the Italian twist on post-Minimalism.
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Gomez's songs fit standard teenpop/R&B codes while excising the genre's usual false cheer to achieve a cold minimalism.
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Ovitz bought every piece in the show except several coffins, which Ruby said were a play on Minimalism and confinement.
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Some of the top categories are van life/tiny home, minimalism, and zero waste, a YouTube representative told Business Insider.
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Ms. Childs, now 19933, has long been famous for her choreography's blend of dance minimalism, sprightly virtuosity and geometric patterns.
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We did do a little more minimalism because I think we're in a market that's pretty saturated with over-accessorizing.
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Some may find the decor a bit too restrained but I thought it the perfect blend of minimalism and luxury.
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Donald Judd, pioneer of the 1960s movement called Minimalism (the label wasn't his; he hated it), thought about this constantly.
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At a time when minimalism, abstraction and conceptual art ruled the day, Mr. Hendricks's work was profoundly out of fashion.
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Masters of poetic minimalism, Formafantasma designed the Blush lamp for Flos to paint delicate color on a wall in winter.
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"When you have 100 square feet of space and limited storage it is a way of forced minimalism," said Mann.
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LONDON — Modest minimalism might be the prevailing trend in haute horology, but at least one company didn't get the memo.
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The four-song EP itself is an exercise in minimalism, Vernon's vocal hooks mostly swirling around looping, open guitar riffs.
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Eschewing pure vector-based minimalism, Nash adopts a crinkled-paper texture that seems right out of a Khaki Scout's dirty pocket.
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Rather, the prints and patterns we'll be wearing on dresses, pants, shirts for fall suggest a new kind of swank minimalism.
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It's got a dark blue body with a latticed front plate, flouting the VR industry's love of black-on-black minimalism.
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They were monochromatic and minimal, but not enough to satisfy those who favored Abstract Expressionism or those who would champion Minimalism.
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These programs can be labelled under different names — digital wellness, digital detox, digital minimalism — but they're all addressing the same issue.
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Sure, off-the-shoulder tops might seem repetitive, but the styles have run the gamut from peasant dresses to mod minimalism.
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If you've never had to do that before, Apple's minimalism looks more like a chore than a step towards the future.
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She is in many ways a pre-minimalist, her work steeped in the relational compositions of 20th-century abstraction before minimalism.
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Did they fight over the legacy of Minimalism and the role of feminism in contemporary art while carving a holiday roast?
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For better or for worse, the last several seasons of New York Fashion Week have been all about one word: minimalism.
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Announced earlier this month, the Zero phone takes minimalism to the extreme, leapfrogging even Apple's seeming dislike for buttons and ports.
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Classical includes a range of new artists and sounds: from the minimalism of Steve Reich to the percussion of Inuksuit Ensemble.
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For instance, Donald Judd cites Lee Bontecou as important to Minimalism, but her work doesn't leap to mind when seeing his.
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She liked clean lines and muted colors, precise tailoring and careful pintucks, with an aesthetic that tilted toward minimalism and function.
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But in real life, it would feel like the monetary equivalent of upper-class minimalism: virtuous thrift as an ostentatious luxury.
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Moholy-Nagy carried the Constructivist aesthetic into the postwar era — presaging kinetic art, early Minimalism, environmental art and even Conceptual Art.
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Shortly after posting a subscription to an online magazine called Minimalism Life, he received a message from a young female swapper.
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Maybe we have a hangover from pre-recession excess — McMansions, S.U.V.s, neon cocktails, fusion cuisine — and minimalism is the salutary tonic.
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Through Minimalism, he was able to see language as a kind of industrial material, adaptable to a wide range of content.
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EAST HAMPTON "Aspects of Minimalism: Selections From Private East End Collections," works by Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, Agnes Martin and more.
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"She emerges at a moment when minimalism is dominant," said Ted Bonin, who runs the gallery with his partner, Carolyn Alexander.
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Even Microsoft, which had generally created some pretty good mainstream desktop keyboards over the years, eventually fell into the minimalism trap.
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Much in the vein of minimalism, Frank Stella, and Dan Flavin, NONOTAK use repetition and iteration to create their light compositions.
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That minimalism is the most obvious sign of the record's most evident theme: the way that death can strip everything away.
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Maybe it's hubris to lead them through long-form music that touches on prog-rock, techno, jazz improv, minimalism, and more.
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Is minimalism – music that is stripped back and pared down—a necessary antidote to the anxieties and stresses of modern life?
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But Tropicália grew up in the shadow of a military dictatorship, and minimalism was championed by the mainstream American art world.
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There's also Susan Hiller's "Channels" (2013), which consists of a cavalcade of 104 analogue televisions radiating white noise and monochromatic minimalism.
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But in a quest for minimalism, it's possible to shrink or even remove the toolbar, cutting us off from its features.
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The book's most resonant chords hover at a frequency detected in the balance of Avedon's austere minimalism and Baldwin's mournful jeremiad.
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The indoctrination started gently, with a podcast here, a YouTube video there, about minimalism, debt-free living, frugality, decluttering, zero waste.
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Instead, he manipulates a broad and deeply idiosyncratic array of genres, samples, sources and strategies, from Minimalism to collage to noise.
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Sui's free-spirited clothes still serve as a riposte to anyone who claims American fashion is fixated on cold, clean minimalism.
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ECM also established itself as a purveyor of classical minimalism, with best-selling disks devoted to Steve Reich and Arvo Pärt .
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And I always think of that time as just as important as the emergence of Pop and minimalism or anything else.
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With more than six million Instagram posts tagged #minimalism, and four million more tagged #minimalist, it's a trend that won't die.
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For Karen Bertelsen, a former television host in Canada and now a lifestyle blogger, minimalism was calming — until it became boring.
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That seemed ridiculously backward by the lights of the time's reigning vanguards of flinty post-minimalism, cagey conceptualism, and chaste abstraction.
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Meanwhile, earthworks—or land art, as some people called it—was becoming the most visible new school in art since minimalism.
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Uninterested in disciplined minimalism, a group of defining interior designers is championing England's long-held preference for color, wit and wackiness.
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The trend manages to cram a tremendous number of tedious affectations into tight quarters: design fetishism, ostentatious minimalism, costly self-abnegation.
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The design contrast between over-the-top gaudy ornaments (like the bed frames) really complement the the minimalism throughout the hotel.
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Denise Carvalho: You held on to abstraction when other galleries were showing Minimalism, Pop Art, Hyper-realism, Neo-expressionism, and conceptual art.
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For Fuhrman, minimalism means sticking to a black-and-white palette, but flooring it when it comes to cuts, shapes, and proportions.
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There are no trimmings to disguise a shoddy product or user experience — unless, of course, startup minimalism has become that very trimming.
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But shared space is walkable minimalism taken to the extreme — and it's become a divisive topic in the places it's been implemented.
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The aura of moral righteousness that has over time become attached to minimizing and to minimalism has always seemed unearned to me.
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While it nods to a variety of forms, from Minimalism to Surrealism, it has not historically been taken seriously by the mainstream.
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Mr. Andres's "Checkered Shade" begins with churning figures evocative of Minimalism, though the rippling repetitions go through long, discursive stretches and developments.
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We're finally seeing a shift away from minimalism (not to mention millennial pink), both in fashion and in the world of interiors.
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Whether that's a good or bad thing, especially for a brand that practically defined contemporary minimalism, well, we'll find out very soon.
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Cal Newport, an associate professor of computer science at Georgetown University, suggests a 30-day "digital declutter" in his book Digital Minimalism.
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Apps like Messages, Phone, Mail and Weather dropped the gloss in favor of minimalism, and plenty of third-party apps followed suit.
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The Model 3 is an exercise in minimalism, and to that end, the company is seemingly still working out the best interface.
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But it's not all that often people embrace minimalism when it comes to their beauty routine, especially in regard to their lashes.
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The luxury minimalism that defines the inspired workspace is an extension of a broader aesthetic movement that Kyle Chayka has termed Airspace.
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Unfortunately, it isn't particularly easy to read, despite its minimalism, and moving around the app is hampered by some extremely slow animations.
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Sometimes you feel that Feldman has forgotten you — Third Stage Minimalism — but hang in there, the Fourth Stage is on its way.
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Go Fresh-Faced The French woman embraces minimalism: minimal makeup, minimal hair product, minimal standards for appropriate behavior by men in power.
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The studio is designing Hoshi, a sculptural and immersive experience that plays with the ideas of maximalism and minimalism, complexity and simplicity.
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The concept of minimalism I think is a good one – living with less, or living within your means (not necessarily below it).
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But minimalism is a relative concept when you are talking about an exhibit of fur boleros and dresses made entirely of bones.
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The minimalism of the exterior continues in the airy guest rooms, with their glass walls and sculptural lamps made of silkworm cocoons.
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EAST HAMPTON "Aspects of Minimalism: Selections from Private East End Collections," works by Dan Flavin, Donald Judd, Agnes Martin and more. Aug.
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Sometimes, what you really want is a bit of technological minimalism, to speed things up and make your user experience more seamless.
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GENE DAVIS: HOT BEAT Gene Davis's striped canvases appeared in the 2124s, brightly colored and rectangular, vacillating between minimalism and Pop Art.
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Minimalism has been an incredibly important part of contemporary music for nigh on 60 years now—from Steve Reich to Reinhardt Voigt.
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Ms. Corse's work from this period is cool, spare and often monochrome, and it fits nicely into the conversation around '60s Minimalism.
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A different kind of colorful minimalism is at this gallery specializing in modern and contemporary art from South Asia and its diasporas.
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It's a reaction against the post-Recession dominance of minimalism, and, one might argue, a salve for the anxiety of modern life.
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Swedes embrace consideration and minimalism, and the practice of "death cleaning" (which can start in your 30s — why wait?) embodies those values.
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On the other were self-described "postmodern" composers, who experimented with minimalism and found common ground with rock, jazz and ethnic music.
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I'm a little late to the minimalism trend, but I finally cleaned out my closet, book shelf and my phone app library.
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Inexpensive, yet still effective, the Primula Brew Buddy takes minimalism to new heights when it comes to making coffee at the campsite.
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The desert landscape plays strange tricks on your mind; like a Rorschach test, its deceptive minimalism brings whatever ails you into focus.
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In the late 1960s Mr. Kirkeby took up Post-Minimalism with two installation pieces that announced the dominant motifs of his paintings.
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The arranger, Francesco Tristano, was on piano, adding some improvisational flourishes; lest anyone forget, techno and classical Minimalism were never far apart.
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In fact, in 1990 the art historian Anna Chave wrote that minimalism could be "domineering" and "brutal," not so far from authoritarian.
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He soaked up rock and jazz and also embraced contemporary classical music, especially the minimalism of Glass, Terry Riley, and Steve Reich.
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He has written epoch-shaping criticism, published novels, and produced a body of art poised on a line between Minimalism and Conceptualism.
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He was most sentimental about his work with Helmut Lang, which in the late 1990s was the industry standard for urban minimalism.
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"I realized it's not cheating on tiny houses or minimalism if I build a little 320-foot detached writing studio," she said.
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We implemented the Bauhaus philosophy, which is centered around minimalism and functionality, and started with the reduction to the absolute minimal need.
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The most famous gesture of simplification came in 1964, in the form of Terry Riley's "In C," a founding work of minimalism.
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Several center-parted looks — on Ms. Harris, Jessica Biel, and Jennifer Aniston — hailed a return to the minimalism of the early '90s.
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This will be the 15th annual performance by this Brooklyn group of Terry Riley's "In C," that classic early statement of Minimalism.
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The mobile game was conceived at a Minimalism-themed game jam, and was part of last year's Smithsonian American Art Museum Arcade.
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It's funny, freakish and wild in ways that polite "new music," and especially the more domesticated forms of American minimalism, are not.
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His musical sources are acoustic and vintage, notably Nina Simone, Nick Cave, French chansons and waltzes and the proto-Minimalism of Erik Satie.
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The G6's standout feature is about to be matched (or possibly exceeded) by the Galaxy S8 and Samsung's version of bezel minimalism.
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Yet Wendy Carlos's and Morton Subotnick's experimental electronic compositions, Steve Reich's manipulation of magnetic tapes, and Terry Riley's minimalism were in the air.
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In 2016, Coates programmed the Deep Minimalism festival at London's Southbank Centre where the late composer Pauline Oliveros delivered her last Tuning Meditation.
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But out of his own literary disinheritance, Beckett developed a whole poetics of decline, a minimalism not without its optimistic and productive qualities.
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The music on this track is full of the expected genre tropes: minor keys, a sped-up and sparse drum track, and minimalism.
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In a marketplace full of bold trends and a competition for Kim Kardashian-scale rocks, it's no surprise that minimalism has stuck around.
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Minimalism is only affordable to the affluent, because if you don't have a lot of resources, you're unlikely to get rid of stuff.
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As fiction goes, they're slim books, but both are marvels of minimalism; their charged and compact language deserves multiple readings and sustained scrutiny.
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Not to mention the massive server farms that are needed to maintain this ostensible minimalism but which are completely backgrounded in the process.
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She couldn't have cared less that critics thought painting was dead or that Pollock was its apotheosis, superseded by Pop Art and Minimalism.
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Samsung's Notebook 9 laptops were the first thing to excite me here at CES, exhibiting a lightness and minimalism that feels strangely irresistible.
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JS Dash S 1080p Wi-Fi dash cam — $99.99 See Details This 1080p HD DVR Dash Cam is the perfect level of minimalism.
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After synthesizing the lessons of Minimalism and her own formal experiments, she achieved a series of major breakthroughs that sent her career skyrocketing.
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Like Apple, the sublime philosophy here is all about supreme hygiene – in shape, color and design — and an obsession for detail and minimalism.
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It's no fun if you have to understand the entire history of post-minimalism to understand where John Luther Adams is coming from.
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Mr. Bradley, whose ever-evolving practice has referenced both Minimalism and Abstract Expressionism, is one of the most admired artists working in America.
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Think of it as applying the principles of Minimalism to your family tree — it will make you much happier in the long run.
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"We implemented the Bauhaus philosophy, which is centered around minimalism and functionality, and started with the reduction to the absolute minimal need," Canoo's
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Despite its connotations of absence, "minimalism" has been popping up everywhere lately, like a bright algae bloom in the murk of postrecession America.
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Since the rise of Minimalism and Pop Art, the seamless merging of drawing and color has been a dream pursued by few painters.
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She's from Piteå, Sweden, and her art combines Scandinavian minimalism and a cool, pastel color palette with crazy fantasy creatures and net throwbacks.
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Because it was extremely emotional, we reacted to it with the most extreme minimalism possible, which made the piece, for me, incredibly interesting.
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By rejecting monochrome and the grid's guarantee of homogeneity, Whitney transformed aspects of Minimalism and Color Field painting into something all his own.
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Nostalgia, minimalism and low cost appear to be the primary reasons for the popularity of this particular aesthetic, although there are other reasons.
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Related: Celebrating John Berger, the Storyteller Who Taught Us to See British Exhibit Argues That Minimalism Is the Music of America [VIDEO] Peaches
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But Singer notes an emphasis on darker, more saturated colors and "fat, tubular" pieces this year, which she calls a response to minimalism.
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Causal Art The line of work joined to another protocol which was the attempt to extend Minimalism beyond the simplification of the object.
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As a committed abstract painter, the challenges he had to face included Abstract Expressionism (subjectivity) and Minimalism (objectivity), abstract gestures and tight geometry.
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His debut on the Deutsche Grammophon label, in 2017, featured Philip Glass's études, and he was encouraged to follow it with more Minimalism.
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The repetition comes from Minimalism, the rhythmic flair from jazz and the unabashed impact from rock as all the parts click into place.
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It was one of the first museum exhibitions devoted to the movement that was becoming known as Minimalism, which the show's success accelerated.
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Anti-fur protesters caused chaos outside several shows; Burberry was "a little more honest, a little less polished"; and 1990s minimalism is back.
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While there's certainly less going on than in, say, the interior of a modern Mercedes-Benz, the Taycan is no exercise in minimalism.
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" Glass, who began his collaborations with Mabou Mines in the 1960s, describes his work as "music with repetitive structures," eschewing the term "minimalism.
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Too often, trendy minimalism is a way of numbing ourselves to reality and maintaining a comfortable, solid barrier through which nothing unpleasant intrudes.
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" In " Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World " (Portfolio), Newport argues that we must establish a "philosophy of technology use.
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Practicing digital minimalism may be akin to getting a personal trainer or developing a Transcendental Meditation practice—a rarefied form of self-improvement.
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That said, as much as I adore its inherent minimalism, there are times when I cannot resist throwing something else into the pan.
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" Ms. Garlick cautions those flirting with such a lifestyle change, "Chasing any ideal, whether it's minimalism or anything else, isn't the way forward.
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The contemporary art world has gone so much toward minimalism that I actually have been embarrassed at certain times by what I've made.
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Her own look was grander than Mr. Klein's trademark minimalism; what she could offer, however, were contacts and a sense of unquestionable chic.
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The musical style so loosely called minimalism—or, in Philip Glass's preferred term, "music with repetitive structures"—is not an exclusively American product.
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This trend is where the drama of black polish meets the minimalism of simple art — and there are so many looks worth trying.
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In positioning Pop and Minimalism as the next art success stories, it worked with priorities that the more radical downtown spaces had resisted.
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He began exhibiting at the Dwan Gallery in Manhattan, an important showcase for Minimalism, where he had his first solo show, in 1966.
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Hollier is the type who revels in the frictions of minimalism: when he wants to share a picture, he sends it over email.
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Composers of what is known, for better or worse, as classical music have broken over time with sonata form, tonality, serialism and minimalism.
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The overall texture is thin to the point where one might claim that his minimalism skirts lazy production under the guise of art.
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But Mr. Dessner is so steeped in American Minimalism that even a piece referring to a Polish composer took on a Glassian sheen.
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Three tires suspended by chains from a spare support structure evoke a melding of pop art and minimalism that runs through her oeuvre.
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Related: Animated Illustrations Marry Minimalism and Geometric Illusions Islamic Art-Inspired Patterns Become Animated Kaleidoscopes on Instagram Geometric Tiles Create Optical Illusion Flooring
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The phone is missing a lot of pieces in service of minimalism: There's no headphone jack, microSD card slot, wireless charging, or water-resistance.
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Albums like Ravedeath, 1972 and Harmony in Ultraviolet are totemic, gargantuan structures that reside in a rotting midpoint between ambient, minimalism, noise, and drone.
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Instead, he prefers to talk about his eye for elevated minimalism and how his rise to Instagram fame has been one of utter disbelief.
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Despite their stick-figure minimalism, the characters in his paintings and drawings have personality; his rabbits, birds and dogs seem to move through space.
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Much of its visual charm comes from the monochromatic minimalism of its exterior, which synergizes very well with the brilliant OLED display's perfect blacks.
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It used funk and deep grooves from an excellent rhythm section, with up to three drummers, then swerved into severe on-the-beat minimalism.
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But P&D, as it was called, a reaction to the austerities of Minimalism and the limits of high art, never really went away.
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Four people who traded their homes for minimalism shared with Business Insider their best tips and tricks on maximizing and utilizing a tiny house.
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Woven around the tale of a loft he converts in an Oslo suburb, the book melds the technical and the personal with lyrical minimalism.
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Be it outrageously over-the-top or on point minimalism, you can always count on the Japanese to turn heads with their sartorial choices.
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Anti-consumerist in principle and aesthetically pleasing in practice, the concept of minimalism presents a soothing, blank canvas for the rest of life's messiness.
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They're designed to combine "the pristine minimalism of traditional Japanese design" and "the cool and refined spirit of California," according to the hotel's website.
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Time has mostly vindicated the company on those two fronts, but the march to minimalism isn't always in the best interest of the consumer.
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Though Mr. Glass has never liked the term "Minimalism," to which he has become irrevocably connected, it suggests how his work casts its spell.
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Related: Post-Doctorate Blues Get Rendered in an Animation Animated Illustrations Marry Minimalism and Geometric Illusions Nature and Anatomy Collide in Hybrid Illustrative Paintings
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The instruments are not an essay in minimalism, but they are smartly laid out and accented beautifully with brushed metal, carbon fiber, and wood.
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But with minimalism and elevated basics trending these days, it's becoming easier than ever to find a quality white tee to complete your outfit.
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The seventies and eighties saw the gradual return of tonally based composition, in the form of minimalism, the New Simplicity, and the New Romanticism.
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In it, Ilchi adds a grid that summons to mind both the cool minimalism of Agnes Martin and the decorative tradition of Islamic tile.
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Those ambient and more minimal techno influences are going to be stronger in the next record, plus Terry Reilly or Steve Reich-type minimalism.
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Before moving to the East Coast and devoting himself to New York Minimalism, the American artist Don Dudley lived and worked in Los Angeles.
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If you've ever been fed up by the latest diet fad, the minimalism of what's known as the CICO diet might seem pretty appealing.
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Heavily influenced by minimalism, modern dance, and tape music, "The Reprieve" is a haunting piece commissioned by choreographer Patricia Beatty for Toronto Dance Theatre.
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In April, Chloe x Halle released an EP of their own material that draws inspiration from the space age minimalism of Aaliyah and Cassie.
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Mr. Murphy's work draws from the familiar repertory of Minimalism — grids, cubes and towers — and refers to artists like Ellsworth Kelly and Robert Morris.
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But the gallery doesn't feel crowded, because this maximalism is executed with such a light touch that it feels like a kind of minimalism.
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The latest iterations have modern comforts and deluxe trappings even as they aim to retain some of the minimalism and spirit of their predecessors.
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In a growing age where minimalism seems to be taking on the world by storm, we must remember that there is beauty in chaos.
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Three masters of improvising minimalism — the drummer Andrew Cyrille, the trumpeter Wadada Leo Smith and the guitarist Bill Frisell — convene for the first time.
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It is an aesthetic that has more to do with the functional simplicity of the Shakers than with Minimalism or any other modernist essentialism.
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Her roots are not in Abstract Expressionism, biomorphic abstraction, Minimalism, or any of the other –isms that have occupied our attention since the 1950s.
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In a composer's note, he describes his musical language as combining two disparate styles: American minimalism and the courtly, melismatic singing of medieval troubadours.
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"They were this group of young artists who decided, having studied Minimalism, to bring their own identity and expression into the work," she said.
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Next to "Portrait" are its aesthetic near-opposites, Danielle Shelley's studies in minimalism: vivid, exact geometric shapes, fine-boned silhouettes of mid-century chairs.
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As in the sculpture of Mona Hatoum or Rachel Whiteread, this excellent new work uses Minimalism to deliver a very un-Minimal emotional jolt.
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"Transactions in a Foreign Currency" appeared at a moment when minimalism, with its verbal and emotional austerity, was the dominant mode in American fiction.
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Mr. Morris extended the possibilities of Minimalism and sculpture in general in a dizzying variety of ways from the early 19943s into the ′70s.
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This fall's runways looked back to those costumes worn by women during the age of excess, but remade them as studies of masculine minimalism.
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It's a relatively new thing, and the general movement, at least for Iris, is in response to the popularity of minimalism and abstract art.
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The Lucinda Childs Dance Company recently wrapped up a two-week season at the Joyce Theater, surveying several decades of its founder's mesmerizing minimalism.
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NATE CHINEN The Minimalism of Laetitia Sadier's longtime band, Stereolab, carries over into her new Source Ensemble, which releases its debut album in March.
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The sonic minimalism and reverberations into objects and architecture were incredibly moving and really forced a relationship or moment in the spaces they occupied.
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Conrad was a member of La Monte Young's Dream Syndicate ensemble, which pointed the way toward both Glass-era minimalism and the Velvet Underground.
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Temper its sleek minimalism with high-rise jeans, artsy earrings and statement stilettos, and no one at the water cooler will be the wiser.
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Although minimalism is going to be popular, more extravagant accessories like face jewels and white or metallic eyeliner will complement subtler looks in 2020.
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Statement shoes and look-at-me handbags aside, she's partial to neutral tones, favoring a circle of designers whose work shares an edgy minimalism.
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Even more, her venture into minimalism made her realize how much she enjoyed viewing the physical manifestations of memories, reliving moments through concrete reminders.
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The Urbanears Pampas showcase classic Scandinavian minimalism, with a single joystick-like control mechanism to change songs, play and pause music, and adjust volume.
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But the '90s also heralded the arrival of minimalism, and Van Beirendonck didn't — and couldn't — conform to its restrained, colorless aesthetic and cool affectlessness.
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Serra is the straight-line consummator of Minimalism, the aesthetic revolution that, in the nineteen-sixties, redefined what sculpture is and what it does.
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Minimalism ratified in art a mid-century shift to the sprawling new world of superhighways, airports, corporate plazas, malls, and big-chambered contemporary museums.
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His music straddled popular, classical and avant-garde styles, from jazz, rock, electronic dance music and new age to Baroque, Minimalism and sonic experiments.
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Using minimalism and repetition, P.T. crafts terror out of familiarity and its disruption, the unexpected and the frightening always lurking just behind the corner.
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Yet the score she chose, Max Richter's "Recomposé: The Four Seasons," feels to me entirely synthetic (Vivaldi meets minimalism), and so does this dance.
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The latest iterations have modern comforts and deluxe trappings even as they aim to retain some of the minimalism and spirit of their predecessors.
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He finds the trend of stripped-down minimalism that has taken hold — whether in design, in fashion, in tech and especially in theater — suspect.
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In the 21946s, it seemed that only poet-critics bothered with artists who were not allied with Pop Art, Minimalism, or Color Field painting.
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Like pale pink, navy is essentially neutral, making it a natural choice for those whose visual language is still very much steeped in minimalism.
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While Japanese architecture is known for its cool minimalism, these architects have thrown that out the window, creating sculptural symbols that are difficult to forget.
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But it was also a moment when fashion went from the minimalism of the '90s to the sex-and-pop glamour that populated the 2000s.
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But when Quevedo attempts stark minimalism, as in the half-gold half-white soccer field of his 2017 paper work oro-blanco, something feels missing.
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In this episode, James breaks down the song, "Get Low," from that record and discusses how it was inspired by Clipse, minimalism, and Los Angeles.
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"Forgettable," according to Clark, was a design goal for these headphones, and the sheer minimalism of their final form speaks to that as a priority.
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Set in a barren, beautiful wasteland, SOTC makes drama out of minimalism, combining action-adventure gameplay with a series of breathtaking and harrowing boss encounters.
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Are you an advocate of Puritan-style minimalism in your cooking, or do you love a bedazzled, over-the-top, Vegas-style explosion of flavor?
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Animated by exuberant, juddering cross-rhythms, vaulting easily from frenetic, Terry Riley-ish minimalism to tranquil introspection, Ms. Meredith's compositions seem to contain whole worlds.
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Then I read a book about minimalism and get inspired to organize and declutter my dresser, so I choose a drawer to start going through.
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Minimalism isn't something I live up to in the way that I dress, but I love the aesthetic and thinking about its role in design.
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Yet when we scratch the surface of this new minimalism, there is, of course, plenty of junk, but it is concealed and out of sight.
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Other key people include Fredrik Oijer, former product director at Sony Ericsson and Karim Rashid, known for his sensual minimalism, is in charge of design.
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It was with work along these lines that she became identified in New York as a supporter of a new movement, or impulse, called Minimalism.
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Inspirations ranged from the nouveau realism of Yves Klein, the high-concept Minimalism of Dan Graham and the work of radical Italian architecture collective Superstudio.
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The nearly four million images tagged #minimalism on Instagram include white sneakers, clouds, the works of Mondrian, neon signs, crumbling brick walls and grassy fields.
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The lake house, while no altar to minimalism, has only what Ms. Emond values, and not a wooden spoon, book or pair of socks more.
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Beginning in the early 22019s, Marden worked his way out of Minimalism and reductive painting by merging two sides of his practice – painting and drawing.
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Manifesto surveys movements ranging from Surrealism and Minimalism to Dadaism and Pop art, quoting masters like Tristan Tzara, Kazimir Malevich, André Breton, and Sol LeWitt.
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But his simple reinterpretation of the classic sneaker speaks to his penchant for minimalism and a design narrative characterized by tiny details, not broad strokes.
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By rejecting monochrome and the grid's guarantee of homogeneity, Stanley Whitney has transformed aspects of Minimalism and Color Field painting into something all his own.
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There is something really disconcerting (and also hilarious) about seeing such paintings with roots in Suprematism, Minimalism, and Ad Reinhardt composed on rinky-dink cardboard.
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But minimalism is a virtue only when it's a choice, and it's telling that its fan base is clustered in the well-off middle class.
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Like Mr. Gibson, the members of this group — Matt Evans, Amy Garapic and Carson Moody — are attracted to the mystical, dreamlike states afforded by Minimalism.
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Totokaelo: The web extension of a Seattle store — which now has a beautiful outpost in New York City as well — is all things airy minimalism.
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Keen to distance themselves from Danish hygge and minimalism, Saks Potts makes colorful furs and printed dresses for women who want something playful and traditional.
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Baroque painting and Minimalism share the control of a seduced and subdued audience, a control that oversize paintings, dominating the space they inhabit, only reinforces.
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Despite its right-angled infrastructure, the work is as animate-seeming as its title suggests and recalls Tony Smith's penchant for metaphor disguised as Minimalism.
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For those who cherished the work of this inventive firebrand — a conceptualist steeped in dance, Minimalism and jazz-informed improvisation — a restoration seemed deeply implausible.
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It doubled down on Minimalism by building many songs on obstinate, incessant repetition; it also daringly expanded Wire's studio palette with effects, multitracking and synthesizers.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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But when it came to the clothes themselves, the show was a paean to the stark white minimalism for which Jil Sander is well known.
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My father, who was born in Italy and left it at the age of 5, never shook off the nation's famous minimalism in the kitchen.
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A leading ensemble in Germany's Krautrock movement, Can also drew upon the cyclical sounds of American minimalism but had no time for its meditative ambitions.
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His connection to earlier waves of Minimalism shows up clearly in the opening movement of this ballet score, performed by the New York Chamber Sinfonia.
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Many of the concepts are consistent with a cutting-edge design theory, which supports minimalism to promote focus, improve memory, and reduce anxiety in children.
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This summer, the staple, which in years past has tended toward '90s minimalism, is significantly punched up by way of the season's fanciful tropical prints.
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I wrote my book, "The Longing for Less," to solve the mystery of why minimalism was applied to all these various objects, styles and ideas.
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Power Minimalism Uncomplicate your look (and, in turn, your life) with a sleek power suit that'll have you looking put together in five seconds flat.
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" There's a strain of this in contemporary lifestyle minimalism, which offers self-protection and retreat: "Your bedroom might be cleaner, but the world stays bad.
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The question is whether, in this age in which wealth culture is about whitewall minimalism rather than gold, Mr. Trump can make wealth glamorous again.
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Mr. Lang's music is a five-part essay in what can be called classical post-minimalism, beautiful in changing sonorities and suggestions of fragmented melody.
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Fans of Minimalism often speculate about the opening of a vault said to hold material recorded over the decades by Mr. Young and Ms. Zazeela.
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By no means derivative, Reed's work is in dialogue with her feminist predecessor known for embracing the fluid and sensuous in the wake of Minimalism.
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It also represents a rebellion against minimalism, with its links to the glitzy interior decor of the Hollywood Regency era and the '70s and '80s.
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But a long, dry stretch followed, through Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism, lightened up in the 210s only by oddball wits like Ray Johnson and Lee Lozano.
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Vivid packaging, sleek design, and a bold (yet clean) typeface make the new brand's products appeal to both lovers of K-beauty and fans of minimalism.
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To a great extent, this is just exploiting the inherent strengths of Android and passing it off as minimalism, but this marketing has resonated with users.
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Staying true to that mentality, the same level of minimalism permeates the brand's newest endeavor, a line of polished knits, well-fitting coats, and seamless trousers.
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As a Black artist working in text, informed by legacies of minimalism and conceptualism, and interested in everyday materials, he's a ghost who haunts my work.
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As one of the largest products Apple has ever built, the iPod Hi-Fi is one of the strongest examples of the company's dedication to minimalism.
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The album is Axel Willner's fifth, following 2013's Cupid's Head, and finds him further exploring his signature blend of narcotically circular techno and somber minimalism.
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His famous minimalism derives from his "iceberg theory," the principle that a writer should keep seven-eighths of a story beneath the surface—unspoken but implied.
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Forget the filtered minimalism favored by so many fashion bloggers — the designer John Alexander Skelton's Instagram account is 2016's answer to a cabinet of curiosities.
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But De Niro has approached the role of Bernie Madoff with an evenhandedness, even a minimalism, that places his performance among the greats of his career.
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The critic Robert Pincus-Witten, who coined the term "post-minimalism," initially responded to Nauman with what seems in retrospect to have been New York chauvinism.
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The Golf R's interior isn't fancy, but the minimalism should appeal to a lot of buyers who don't want or need wood grain and plush leather.
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Christopher Swader and Justin Swader's set conveys overripe opulence with efficient minimalism, and Rachel Dozier-Ezell's costumes are a sexy hoot, fit for a Queen Bey.
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Minimalism is nice, but when it comes to special occasions—family gatherings, vacations, that once-in-a-lifetime concert—you'll want to capture every single detail.
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But this season, designers like Sophie Theallet confirmed that, while the end of barely-there jewelry is definitely near, minimalism is still very much the thing.
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Sure it doesn't have a passcode, weather readouts, and a way to send little hearts to your friends, but who needs that when you have minimalism?
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In a game that seems to be defined by its… well, let's call it minimalism... the inclusion of fall damage is a baffling and frustrating choice.
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People still want to have a serene life, so they feel like minimalism is the opposite of the experience, so that it's something to strive for.
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A POETHICAL WAGER An exploration of the ethical ramifications of minimalism and abstraction, named after the poet Joan Retallack's influential book of essays. Oct. 7–Jan.
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This lunatic is no more a fan of the aesthetic comforts of narrative middlebrow art than he is of the challenges of Abstract Expressionism and Minimalism.
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Cycling minimalism, paint-splattered harmonies and subtly accruing percussion — it's all part of the Claudia Quintet's abstruse formula, devised by the drummer and composer John Hollenbeck.
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He almost seems to be testing the limits of minimalism, seeing how much artifice he can strip away and still achieve some kind of dramatic impact.
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Smarter Living: A computer science professor researched his latest book, "Digital Minimalism," by signing up 1,600 people for a monthlong divorce from the optional online world.
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There's early Adams (and the process Minimalism that preceded him) in the melodic thread forming in repeated fits and starts, trying to emerge and complete itself.
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He posts pictures of paintings by Frank Stella and sculptures by John Chamberlain alongside images of not-so-famous art, bringing minimalism to a wider audience.
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She found the work of the French glassmaker André Thuret, whose pieces mesmerize with color, and the Finnish designer Timo Sarpaneva, a master of quirky minimalism.
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By concentrating on detail, which is a central feature of Barbara Takenaga's work, she has gone against the reductive tendencies of Minimalism that still haunt painting.
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This was 1990, the height of Japanese minimalism, an era defined by monotone, cerebral fashion, avant-garde ideas and the sculptural silhouettes of Yamamoto and Miyake.
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The architecture of some of the buildings on Rodeo Drive is also worth appreciating: The Prada store is just one example notable for its confident minimalism.
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Cal Newport is a professor of computer science at Georgetown University and the author of Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World (2019).
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Although minimalism is popular overall, Brown told Insider that metallic and white eyeliner is a bold beauty trend to watch out for at weddings in 2020.
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His own minimalism was a consequence of living as an underpaid writer in New York: No basements and no closets meant no storage space for stuff.
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But those two kinds of minimalism — sleek lifestyle branding and enforced austerity — don't quite convey the enormousness of the subject Chayka explores in this slender book.
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The interior was "Black MB-Tex," and it was an odd mashup of minimalism and the sort of premium appointments I've come to expect from Mercedes.
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They found themselves struggling to blend Mr. Newland's affinity for clean lines and minimalism with Ms. Chandra's love of bright colors, loud patterns and eclectic art.
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The ID.3's interior may not be as severe an exercise in minimalism as Tesla's Model 3, but it's just as dismissive of physical buttons.
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It works nearly as well audio-only, thanks to a strong cast, Deborah Artman's crafty libretto and Mr. Gordon's pummeling yet melodious brand of post-Minimalism.
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Bruce Hornsby melds chamber music, jazz, Minimalism and a folksy hoedown with some science-based metaphors to offer advice and warnings for the future of humanity.
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If the cool minimalism of Steven Soderbergh's "Girlfriend Experience" isn't your thing, then the strenuously theatrical "Harlots" (keywords "bawdy" and "voluptuous") might be more your speed.
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Composition is not avoided, as it is in Minimalism, but simplified — the logic residing in the general structure which anchors Noland's intuitive scale and color choices.
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Here, the choral refrains and orchestra layers built into piercing harmonies, like clusters out of Ives or Varèse, yet driven by Ms. Wolfe's Minimalism-influenced rhythms.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, minimalism and class pollitics, art and drugs, hackers extort web users, Zumthor redesign for LACMA revealed, and more.
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Indeed, one of Shapiro's first works of this type, "Untitled" (20153), incorporated a bronze bird on the floor as a reaction against the austerity of Minimalism.
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Simple. Uncomplicated. Pared-back. Minimalism can easily become boring if you're approaching it as an excuse to hold back rather than an opportunity to push things forward.
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Fröbe-Kapteyn, while avoiding the categorization of artist, belongs to the flipside of the reductive impulse running through modernism that culminated in Minimalism and paint-as-paint.
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Minimalism features skateboarding legend Rodney Mullen grinding, flipping, and sliding over works by these artists and others in the ultimate mash-up of high and low culture.
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That physical minimalism extends to the Galaxy Buds case, which is the smallest I've come across outside of the floss container that Apple houses the AirPods in.
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From former nuns to people who just prefer to live a life of minimalism, here is an inside look into the lives of some modern-day hermits.
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Pioneers of German Graphic Design is a weighty 400-page tome by Jens Müller, on how art, minimalism, and commerce spawned a new form of visual communication.
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It may be true that trends are recycled every 2181 years, but the grunge attitude and minimalism of the '280s has dominated the industry for so long.
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Launching more makeup, particularly the glittery kind, could be risky, especially for a brand that has embraced a skin care-first philosophy and is known for minimalism.
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There is a noticeable lack of buttons or switches, which is a great visual relief, but such minimalism is not an uncommon feature in concept car designs.
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Present are the vibrant blocks of colors of the psychedelic and disco aesthetics, but she brings post-iPhone minimalism to her silhouetted depictions of the every day.
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As ever, he channels that in the form of both baroque composition and synth-pop minimalism—like Bach transcribed by Flock of Seagulls, or something like that.
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Young consumers like pastel colours, infantile fluffy shit, minimalism and Instagram, and this perfume, Sweet Like Candy (one of four Ariana Grande fragrances), delivers on all fronts.
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On the streets of Paris Fashion Week, you'll see everything from Phoebe Philo-inspired minimalism to Hypebeasts who look like they just dropped $10K at Opening Ceremony.
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RHYS CHATHAM A veteran of the New York downtown scene, this impresario, composer and musician blended Minimalism and punk in influential works of the 1970s and '201793s.
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By comparison, Hopkins's version of minimalism marks him as a classicist, whose musical experiments often find elegant ways to update the old templates of house and techno.
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But Weegee and his world don't encourage minimalism, and, fifty years after his death, he has at last acquired a biographer who can keep up with him.
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"Minimalism in the 1960s was very much along the lines of taking LSD," says Miguel de Baca, an associate professor of art history at Lake Forest College.
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But the phone's design evokes a minimalism that's inviting and visually striking compared to other phones, recalling Braun calculators with round buttons, clear numbering and understandable icons.
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Minimalism and modernism also have a relationship to Color Field painting, as the artists focus on distilling the elements of art down to simple but influential investigations.
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Silent Stars is a house LP that pulls from many influences and genres including jazz and minimalism, and is intended for both home listening and the dancefloor.
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Wayne has always shined when tackling the beeping minimalism of hit Southern rap beats, and "Ice Cream Paint Job" is one of the best in that genre.
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But the party was also a celebration of the Telfar brand, which puts a rigorously original spin on middle-class workwear while emphasizing functionality, utilitarianism and minimalism.
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I like minimalism in a lot of music, which means you usually have to cut out some things that you actually really like to maintain the sound.
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The Childs is a study in cool minimalism, arranged above and below a two-tiered set designed by Frank Gehry, with shimmering musical accompaniment by John Adams.
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In the space of just a dozen years, she was present at the creation of a series of influential movements, from Minimalism to Conceptualism to Land Art.
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Alas, Mr. Glass's new concerto showed this pioneer of Minimalism in automatic-pilot mode, especially the last movement, which strove for haunting mysticism but sounded pretentiously ritualistic.
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A drone greeted concertgoers arriving for both programs: a reminder of Mr. Cale's part in the mid-1960s Minimalism of La Monte Young's Theatre of Eternal Music.
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Cal Newport, a computer science professor at Georgetown, is the author of six books, including, most recently, "Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World."
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PARELES Kelsey Lu is a songwriter, singer and (yes) cellist whose new debut album, "Blood," incorporates R&B, art song, Minimalism and some distant fringes of pop.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI In recent years, the Unseen Worlds label has performed an essential service by reissuing significant (and too little heard) works of Minimalism and electronic composition.
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Reissues "Pink Flag" (9993 CDs), "Chairs Missing" (3 CDs) and "154" (3 CDs) (pinkflag) Art movements — Minimalism, Primitivism, Dadaism, Pop — are embedded in punk rock's basic DNA.
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Elsewhere he has spoken of how he wanted to make a "less important thing to look at," as a riposte to the obtrusive self-seriousness of Minimalism.
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Through my research and travel, from rural Texas to Kyoto, Japan, I found that the current mania for minimalism is actually a distortion of the movement's origins.
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"The Longing for Less" generates more questions than it answers — which is only appropriate, considering that the "deeper minimalism" Chayka pursues is more about vulnerability than control.
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But during the past half century minimalism has spread across the world like a sonic Pax Americana, replacing twelve-tone composition as classical music's ruling common tongue.
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"Cloud River Mountain" combines Chinese folk, pop and contemporary music idioms with Bang on a Can's trademark elements of minimalism and other postmodern and avant-garde styles.
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Mr. Gold staged an earlier "Menagerie" for the Toneelgroep Amsterdam, where Mr. van Hove is the artistic director and the world's leading practitioner of explosive theatrical minimalism.
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As trends bend toward a sort of Marie-Kondo-style minimalism and things that used to be physical are increasingly digitized, some are yearning for yesterday's junk.
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With micro-living and minimalism spiking in popularity, get a taste of the smaller life with these tiny home resorts, hotels and rentals found across the country.
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MURA MASA "Messy Love" (Anchor Point/Downtown/Geffen) Minimalism goes pop with the producer Mura Masa's airtight, artificial, catchy track full of plinking gongs and looping piano.
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Tevet might have been influenced by Minimalism and Conceptual Art, but he didn't buy the whole package because, in a very real sense, he couldn't afford to.
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For example, Gatson places a found image of Shirley Chisholm, the politician and a 70s symbol of black feminism, in a field of geometric lines evoking minimalism.
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The dance, which had its premiere on Thursday as part of the Kitchen's "From Minimalism Into Algorithm" series, looks like the output of a fairly simple computer program.
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Alongside the bold colors, baroque forms, and showy gestures of Chihuly's mature style, the subdued Minimalism of the "Koda" rectangles seems the work of an entirely different artist.
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If "too much sympathy was required" during the late '60s, a period dominated by Conceptual Art, Minimalism, and Color Field painting, I wonder what has changed since then.
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The piece quotes masters like Tristan Tzara, Kazimir Malevich, André Breton, and Sol LeWitt, surveying Dadaism, Surrealism, Minimalism, and many other artistic revolutions of the past 100 years.
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The "concept" designation is apt; the Apex 20193's glass design introduces multiple compromises that Vivo spins as minimalism but ultimately aren't quite there from a usability perspective.
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The Tanager Gallery ran for a decade, closing in the summer of 1962, around the time Pop Art and Minimalism began grabbing much of the art world's attention.
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Many of this year's winners are tapped into movements including Pop surrealism, minimalism, and op art, using these stylistic structures to communicate narratives or feelings in innovative ways.
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Her approach to stuff isn't just minimalism, said Yuko DeYoung, 50, an account manager at a news agency, and one of over 100 attendees at the book signing.
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The films that would follow are marked by a slide toward an intense, severe interiority and harsh minimalism, in part mirroring his turbulent, years-long relationship with Nico.
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If minimalism is more your style, you can opt for an understated black and white phone case that simply says "Kylie Jenner Lips" instead of a lip pattern.
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Whereas minimalism often claimed to offer ahistorical universal forms, Dean begins with the specific and lets the material shape the work, bottom up, as opposed to top down.
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Although they both lean towards a certain type of minimalism, it's true that Jacquemus' love of conceptual clothes would be a radical change of direction at the house.
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Smart Sustainability While minimalism is having a moment, per Wedding Wire, another way couples are saving the Earth and their cash is by reusing elements of their decor.
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First is "For David Robert Jones," a plaintive eulogy for the late David Bowie; the second, "A Shadow in Time," is a droning, cosmic piece of orchestral minimalism.
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Anoyo, the album's companion follow-up, turns the entire method inwards, stripping elements with calculated abandon—a radical minimalism that moves from barely-registered whispers to instrumental yelps.
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Albuquerque began making art during the zenith of post-minimalism, which enabled her to develop a style that merges abstraction with essentialism and facilitates receptivity by transforming energy.
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Atmospheric shots of treetops waving against a gray sky; blue light and bunker minimalism; hazmat suits and deadly lakes—the environment of The Rain is a gorgeous poem.
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The preoccupation with simple, spartan forms is similarly the case for Po's "Red Cube" (1986), which was made, by the artist's own admittance, without the knowledge of Minimalism.
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The cream, as its name suggests, has just 10 ingredients, compared with the usual 20 or 30, which plays to the myth that minimalism makes for gentler products.
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And companies like Vetta, offering a one-stop shop for a capsule wardrobe, are trying to convince women to invest in minimalism rather than divest from excess clothing.
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Amid all the excess there were moments of (relative) minimalism: Suede dresses laced up the front in dove gray, a peach cashmere coat with an exaggerated shawl collar.
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All designers miss the mark occasionally, but an obsession with minimalism pushed the company in some troublesome directions that the company is only now coming to reckon with.
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Generally I prefer a bit of minimalism in my bags, though I've been known to go in for something a bit more complex, if it strikes my fancy.
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It expands 'Piano' but also reduces it, and in turn maximizes its minimalism, when you fade Listen With(out) Piano down in the mix and return to Piano.
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The minimalism of the set pieces almost add to the urgency of the scene, sweeping the reader up in the classic left-to-right action of the page.
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It's safe to say that CHAI—an eclectic four-piece band whose music skirts the lines of punk, electronica and pure, unabashed pop—don't exactly aim for minimalism.
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The retrospective, two years ago, of Marisa Merz—like her husband, Mario Merz, a practitioner of Arte Povera, the carefully shaggy Italian answer to American minimalism—was revelatory.
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Jana Vander Lee's beautifully spare weavings at Inman Gallery from Houston (Booth 306, Pier 90) are from the 294s and '260s, and reflect the influence of geometric minimalism.
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In retrospect, it is clear that the red, yellow, and blue paintings she did between 24 and '25 were challenging formal conventions associated with Geometric Abstraction and Minimalism.
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One is Cal Newport's "Digital Minimalism," which works off the premise that Steve Jobs designed the iPhone to be a tool, not the dominant force in our lives.
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"Le goût YSL-Bergé," as it has been called ("goût" being French for "taste"), has long been admired as an antidote to the monochromatic minimalism of contemporary interiors.
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"In the same way that we've tried to keep minimalism in our life, we try to stay in touch with all the people we've met," Ms. Horsten said.
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"I love minimalism and the strong gesture as much anyone, but sometimes when you do that it's more exclusive than inclusive — only for the select few," he said.
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But the fact that it's one uniform color — and a muted pink at that— allows the space to still adhere to the monochrome element of minimalism, Barker said.
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I have no objection to its repeats and recyclings; long years of exposure to minimalism in music and dance have given many of us an appetite for this.
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The shoes offer a good compromise between minimalism, with a zero-drop sole and a roomy toe box, paired with a protective rock plate and big, sturdy lugs.
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Whether it's reacting against patriarchy, pixelation, or the oppressive austerities of midcentury Minimalism, the use of crafty patterns in contemporary visual art has always had a political charge.
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La Monte Young, whose String Trio of 1958 is widely held to be the starting point of minimalism, steered clear of tonality and maintained an avant-garde posture.
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However, with the rise of beauty brands like Glossier that emphasize minimalism and personalization, the appeal of a set of pre-chosen makeup seems much less potent now.
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He has a key link to the evolution of American Minimalism: In 1970, the composer Steve Reich traveled to Ghana and studied with Mr. Alorwoyie for a month.
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Starting in 1960 and lasting until his death in 1966, Feeley made work that was recognizably his, and had nothing to do with Color Field painting or Minimalism.
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As a child, she crossed over from the brightly colored crafts of Tijuana's markets to the cold, industrial minimalism of San Diego on her way to and from school.
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But the group wanted to keep its own perspective on them: a little ragged, a little skeptical, and also fascinated by both academic Minimalism and mystical cycles of rebirth.
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Rather than being descriptive of the product itself, startup minimalism indicates how that product will be purchased and delivered to the shopper: digitally, easily, inexpensively, and with a smile.
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In a commercial art scene dominated by tasteful minimalism, Cholnoky's creations are the gregarious partygoers that break into conversations, down your drink, and send echoing laughter around the gallery.
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From fresh takes on personalized jewelry to long, oversized pendants we haven't seen since the early '00s, the pieces bound to be dominating 2017 will be leaving minimalism behind.
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Titled "Forward Proxy 1.1-5" (all works 2018), these objects aesthetically hew to conventions of geometric minimalism, however they also encompass a personal narrative that complicates this formal reading.
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Their Instagrammable color palettes - primary and neutral - take the 100 available RTW pieces beyond just minimalism — a one-size-fits-all collection, becomes a one-piece-for-all collection.
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It is here that the controlling nature of the new aesthetic becomes most limpid and palpable: the constant sanitization of our digital selves reflects the homogenized minimalism of Airspace.
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The spareness and earnestness of startup minimalism truly found its match in the ubiquitous decor style that the writer Kyle Chayka coined "AirSpace," a reference to travel startup Airbnb.
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On this turn toward minimalism, the simplicity of her tropes matches the elegance of a cleaner, prettier, sharper, wickeder, more streamlined variant on the digital abrasion she specializes in.
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With a focus on European and American postwar art in general, and minimalism in particular, for its inaugural exhibition, Mignoni Gallery hosted Donald Judd: Progressions, which closed in December.
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Their house, spacious and decorated with the tasteful minimalism of a boutique hotel, is guarded by security, and staffed by two Filipino women who serve as nanny and housekeeper.
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Videos on sustainable living have doubled this year, with some of the top categories being Van Life/Tiny Home, minimalism, and zero waste, a YouTube representative told Business Insider.
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While the design is undoubtedly clean and simple, the minimalism means that it can be hard to read if you're used to telling time with hour and minute markers.
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The resulting glass cube pendants and faceted table lamps allude to Old World Wiener Werkstätte-era lighting from the likes of Josef Hoffmann — while retaining a distinct Mexican minimalism.
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The gesture proved prophetic: within a decade, surging Pop art and minimalism had rendered de Kooning and his many followers, in the eyes of art-world cognoscenti, pitiably passé.
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The "letters" of the communication system are derivative of minimalism, but VSCO's team has also incorporated elements like smiley faces, and elongated "letters" that end up looking like sausages.
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Published this spring, How to Do Nothing by Stanford professor Jenny Odell and Digital Minimalism by Georgetown University computer science professor Cal Newport also tout digital and spiritual detoxes.
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ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE Even though Martin's work shared some of the vocabulary of Minimalism – grids, repetition — she didn't consider herself a minimalist, believing that her paintings had emotional content.
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His visual vocabulary is sparse, gentle, and considered; its preciousness telegraphs Wilmarth's minimalism with an aura of affection, a unique warmth that alludes to the linguistic dexterity of Mallarmé.
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We've shown you the New York-based animator's fluid flourishes and rhythmic minimalism before, but a suped-up new computer has just lifted the ceiling on his active imagination.
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Auerbach currently has work in The Kitchen's show From Minimalism Into Algorithm, and her third solo exhibition with Paul Cooper Gallery, Projective Instrument, was open until just this month.
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Mellow and unobtrusive, with a heavy debt to Minimalism and its rock-infused progeny, his music is at its best when he's his own softly suggestive electric guitar soloist.
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"Leonardo was able to transform the language of minimalism" from a purely formal to a social space — "specifically of the African-American experience and the Black diaspora," he said.
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Its combination of Minimalism, pre-70s easy listening and cutting-edge studio techniques was simultaneously nostalgic and forward-looking, making the band sound both out-of-time and timeless.
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The spiritual and conceptional aspects of minimalism are seen Tony Conrad's sculptures and liner notes, John McCracken's concentric drawings and Walter de Maria's stainless steel "High Energy Bar" (1966).
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Anna C. Chave, in her 1990 essay on Minimalism and The Rhetoric of Power noted that the artist at some point considered using disaster titles for a whole series.
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The New York art world was a small, cozy community in those days as Abstract Expressionism was fading from the spotlight and Pop and Minimalism were beginning to emerge.
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The conflation of consciousness and activism — her singular contribution to the expanded fields of post-minimalism and queer art — is at the heart of Hammond's complex experiments with abstraction.
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This thesis ignores prewar developments like Futurism, Dada and Surrealism by artists who knew a thing or two about anarchy, and puts on hold Abstract Expressionism, Pop and Minimalism.
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Unlike many of the Silicon Valley elite that have recently adopted a kind of performative aestheticism, Gawdat's commitment to minimalism feels genuine — and it also informs his new startup.
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But her goal was always New York, whose modernist tradition included not only Surrealism (a big presence in Chicago) but also Post-Impressionism, Cubism, Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism and Pop.
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Exemplifying the brand's minimalism is an elegant long-sleeved white cashmere bodysuit with a clean-lined silhouette that calls to mind the crisp wardrobe staples of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy.
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Profile in Style 11 Photos View Slide Show ' Michael Anastassiades's lighting and furniture are the very picture of minimalism, but the designer dislikes the limited nature of the word.
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At first glance, 2001's Ico seems totally different to Shadow in both premise and scale, but the two were mined from the same vein of minimalism and melancholy.
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Minimalism is also making a resurgence among millennials, who are not only more environmentally conscious but also do not have the extra income or living space to accumulate things.
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Andrew Chung: "The 'Wonder' of Minimalism" South Korean artist Crush's latest album "Wonderlust" comes across as a pleasant surprise to fans of the 24-year-old R&B wunderkind.
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While Pop Art used mass-media imagery to take down the traditional distinction between high and low art, Minimalism introduced simplified geometric forms and the use of industrial materials.
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His curiosity about minimalism, then, reads like a response to a time when everyone is bombarded with digital information, superfluous gadgets, and online advertising designed to compel instantaneous purchases.
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Minimalism and its precursors, offshoots, and successors were evident in the gallery's early years, with the roster including John McCracken (who joined in 5253) and Raoul De Keyser (5373).
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In those days, certain critics labeled Bhavsar a color-field painter; before internal divisions disappeared from his canvases, others linked him to Minimalism and such painters as Agnes Martin.
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MDRNTY002 will be released in January, and features two spaced-out tracks, "Fiva 1" and "Fiva 2," which find the producer serving up a trademark dose of woozy minimalism.
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And a pull toward degrowth may reflect more than just an urge for minimalism, but also fatigue in a system where growth hasn't produced big wins for many people.
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This week, a mirrored house in the Swiss Alps, California's obsession with health, the Trump wall's debt to Minimalism, Berlin's Arab intellectual community, rain drama in LA, and more.
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Photo by Siena DeCampo Minimalism and disaffected cool go hand-in-hand in music, so you could say Toronto duo Ice Cream are just improving on a winning formula.
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Japanese and other Asian artists were also playing with dada, surrealism, performance art, minimalism, and installation art just like their counterparts—sometimes simultaneously, even, at times, ahead of them.
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Critics described Conceptual Art as the next logical step after Minimalism while suggesting that artists engaged with painting did three things wrong: they worked in an obsolete form; they did not go beyond the reductiveness of Minimalism in a way that could be labeled; and they did not accept Donald Judd's dim view of painting: The main thing wrong with painting is that it is a rectangular plane placed flat against the wall.
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After leaving Fun City, Steve gained fame on the tattoo circuit with a diverse style drawing heavily on traditional Americana, miniature work, traditional Japanese minimalism, and black and grey imagery.
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One part wants to be Impressionistic, one part wants to be hard-edged Minimalism, one wants to be trompe-l'oeil, and another is going to just be cartoony and flat.
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Spurred by a movement toward minimalism and ethical awareness—one sometimes tinged with privilege and virtue-signaling—shoppers have increasingly decided to simply buy fewer clothes, experts and advocates said.
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They were initially selected as found objects with a sly nod to Tony Smith's sculptural shapes (Mosset's paintings and sculptures often operate with a degree of oblique references to Minimalism).
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Brands like Glossier, BareMinerals, and Neutrogena are inviting minimalism into the mascara world, coming out with natural-looking offerings that might convince even the most dedicated extensions-wearer to convert.
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During the recent wave of minimalism, the idea of wearing any tone other than white, black, gray, or tan could act as a one-way ticket to outfit panic mode.
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Lorde's 2013 release Pure Heroine caught on in part because of how different it sounded from everything else in the pop-sphere, relying on minimalism and over bombastic studio sounds.
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To get inspired, we tapped minimalism darling Mary Seng, the Happily Grey blogger who balanced an intense nursing career while simultaneously turning her style blog into a bona-fide business.
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"Minimalism can return you to this basic state where you're perceiving purely," says David Raskin, a professor of contemporary art history at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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"Minimalism" was eventually canonized as an art-historical movement, but the name came to mean something different as it was adopted into consumer culture and turned into a class signifier.
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In Silicon Valley, the minimalism fetish can perhaps be traced back to Steve Jobs's famously austere 1980s apartment (he sat on the floor) and the attendant simplicity of Apple products.
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And throughout the show, David Korins's set, which conjures period opulence with efficient minimalism, and Catherine Zuber's luxe costumes (not minimalist at all) underscore the gap between the leading divas.
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In an environment that felt otherwise so sleek, the thoughtful disregard for minimalism in Frida Fjellman's big, rock-candy chandeliers had us imagining them growing like flowers on a stem.
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No bare-bones minimalism for this advocate of all things purple and lurid, who apparently never met a poetic image or theatrical shock tactic he couldn't find a use for.
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Hard-Edge Color Investigation Ellsworth Kelly was an artist who contributed to the Color Field movement, as well as to Minimalism, and to a style known as Hard-Edge painting.
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The tracklisting, which assigns each of the letters from the title to a corresponding song, is novel in its minimalism—an aesthetic that has always been important to Lissvik's work.
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The U11 sounds a lot better than most of the phones out there, though part of the company's drive toward Liquid minimalism means the front-facing speaker grilles are gone.
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Whereas Heilmann was undoing the strictures and seriousness that were considered integral to geometric abstraction and Minimalism, Korneffel doesn't feel that kind of pressure, and is clearly after something else.
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Hammond's early work was expressive and figurative, but she later adopted the hard-edged abstraction of Minimalism which, along with Pop and Conceptual Art, was in vogue in the 21984s.
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The quiet minimalism of his 1932 VDL House, whose steel-framed floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlook the Silver Lake Reservoir, pioneered the then-radical concept of indoor-outdoor living.
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Sleek, coiled, marked by ping-ponging echoes across synthetic expanses, her songs fit standard teenpop/R&B codes while excising the genre's usual false cheer to achieve a cold minimalism.
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Using electric harps that she herself designs, she plays music on a sliding scale between minimalism and superabundance — it's high on ingenuity and surprise, but less interested in songlike structures.
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Magritte, Louise Bourgeois, Gilbert & George, Martin Kippenberger and especially the sculptor Franz West are among her influences, as well as the humble materials of Italian Arte Povera and Post-Minimalism.
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Minimalism was the hot style then, but he found its industrial blankness pretentious and turned to making smallish, rough, gnarly things, that referred to the body, or parts of it.
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North put her own spin on minimalism by incorporating a light pink, instead of more traditional neutral colors"It's on the verge of being bright, but not quite," Barker said.
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And growing up in an all-white Art Deco house on Staten Island, with a neatnik mother who died when he was 0003, Mr. Buatta developed an allergy to minimalism.
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Her KonMari Method instructs followers to identify and keep only objects that "spark joy," and so cultivate an enduring, organic minimalism that makes tidying a pleasure rather than a chore.
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A large group of dancers in jeans and white T-shirts — each had a different letter of the alphabet printed on the front and the back — engaged in elegant minimalism.
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The Gwaun Valley trout is served with the restrained minimalism of a Japanese delicacy: four translucent rectangles of mushroom-cured fish, interspersed with parsnip medallions and finished with fried rosemary.
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But there are a few designers I admire, and Dries is one; I like how he is sort of apart from it, and his ability to express maximalism with minimalism.
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But there are a few designers I admire, and Dries is one; I like how he is sort of apart from it, and his ability to express maximalism with minimalism.
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"The music is that of a mathematician, absurdist troublemaker brainiac," Mr. Rollins, who discovered "Early Minimalism" while living in the East Village in the 1990s, said in a recent interview.
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Resting on the floor, propped against walls, even hanging from the ceiling, these smooth-surfaced, gray-colored sculptures are early examples of the art movement — and aesthetic — that became Minimalism.
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The minimalism of "Wonderlust" contrasts directly with the rich instrumentation showcased in his last EP "Interlude" and allows Crush to come into his own as a strong writer and vocalist.
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The exhibition concludes with a section on "Materiality and Minimalism," highlighting examples such as Hiroshi Sugimoto's calm photographs of horizon lines and Ryoji Ikeda's trancelike work based on numerical data.
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Soon after Rike leaves Gibraltar, she is enveloped by the ocean, and the movie shifts into the visual and auditory minimalism that defines its alluring, almost hypnotically soothing first third.
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The result of that rebirth is Blackpaw, a collaboration with longtime friend and producer George Lewis Jr. of Twin Shadow, blending stark post-punk minimalism with mercurial neo-electronic melodies.
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Your take will depend to some extent on your general stance toward Minimalism, Pisces, but this month you'll be of a generally bleaker disposition in all matters — phenomenological and otherwise.
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Knifepoint has no frills and no production frippery; its effectiveness derives partly from its minimalism, and the way creator Soren Narnia allows the silence to fill your mind with terror.
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It's also a not-so-distant cousin to 22, A Million—an album that defied definition through its non-traditional song structure, minimalism touching busy production, and vast swathe of influence.
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However, whereas the Marie Kondos of the world invite us to reexamine emotional connections through mindful minimalism, HGTV's Soria (whose first name is pronounced "Or-lahndo") wants you to destroy them.
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While we, for one, are sick of the less-is-more mentality when it comes to jewelry, we know minimalism is generally synonymous with playing it safe; if that's your m.o.
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Often the best way is to embrace the stark minimalism of a blank canvas is Instagram, where thousands are sharing their jaunts as flakes continue to fall along the East Coast.
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Swimsuit trends can be pretty out-there: the contrasting seams, crazy cutouts, and bright prints we've been seeing left and right have definitely been making a case for maximalism over minimalism.
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"Facts" stumbles somewhere between the more abstract end of the grime spectrum and the clanking minimalism of the kind of club music you hear coming out of the Classical Trax collective.
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Sometimes they are graphically memorable, sometimes they have a strange kind of minimalism, but a lot of them have a quality that makes them compulsive, where you absolutely stare at them.
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Years before Beats turned the Western mainstream on to the concept of stylish cans, the discreetly futuristic Eggos managed to bridge the gap between Japanese street fashion and Sony's cold minimalism.
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If you go to the Cloisters to experience this work, you are likely to pass through the Four Diagnosable Stages of Minimalism: firstly, curiosity; secondly, boredom; thirdly, anger; and finally, revelation.
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The hushed minimalism of his shooting and editing feels inspired by the early films of David Gordon Green, the confrontational, personal stories of the Dardenne brothers, or Richard Ayoade's stellar Submarine.
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The R&B of this period has already been redeemed, the stylish minimalism of its music videos (Aaliyah's "We Need a Resolution," Destiny's Child's "Say My Name") feeling classic in retrospect.
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Strangely, of the three works visitors are most likely to bump into first after entering the National Gallery Singapore to view its show on Minimalism, none of them feel explicitly Minimalist.
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"With her early work, she planted a flag in Minimalism before we knew that term — she made those fields of white," he said, referring to her early "Infinity Net" monochromatic paintings.
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He was wearing work-casual (a striped button-down, jeans, blue Allbirds with white soles), in contrast to Brown's cool minimalism (charcoal T-shirt, navy cardigan, cream Allbirds with matching soles).
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From touchscreen gloves, to lightweight shoes that have more in common with today's lightweight sneakers than with industrial boots, the new spacesuit is an exercise in minimalism, functionality, comfort and safety.
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Concurrent with the happy rediscovery of the "Sottsass look," design studios around the world have been producing boldly hued and playfully geometric wares for consumers who have tired of colorless minimalism.
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For Whitten, who had previously worked in a more expressionist vein, these were breakthrough paintings that rival both Minimalism and Pop Art in one important way: they looked impersonal and objective.
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The paintings feel somewhat in step with the Pop art and Minimalism ascendant in the 1960s, when much of this work was made, but headed in Marcus's own self-aware direction.
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All that was generally known was that she began making art in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 22000s, when Conceptualism had succeeded Minimalism as the influential new art movement.
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With his prescient focus on Theatricality in 225, Michael Fried, an early supporter, placed Stella squarely in the center of the debate revolving around the status of the beholder in Minimalism.
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Or the blog and YouTube channel of the Australian financial adviser Canna Campbell, who offers a glamorous vision of a life of minimalism and saving while still carrying a nice purse.
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If she is a link to the school of brute minimalism with which he's closely associated, Ms. Williams should be understood as an artist doing something new and all her own.
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"But those two kinds of minimalism — enforced austerity and sleek lifestyle branding — don't quite convey the enormousness of the subject Chayka explores in this slender book," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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By Design Spiked Bismarck palm fronds, dramatic clusters of flamingo-pink anthuriums, flowering quince branches — MetaFlora's bold arrangements are unexpected and irreverent, marrying ikebana-inflected minimalism with a dash of kitsch.
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The second half, slicker but emptier, found Johann Johannsson, best known for his film scores, joined by members of the ensemble ACME in an unbroken hour-plus of defanged Muzak-Minimalism.
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At the time of the Lincoln Center protest, Mr. Conrad was playing a formative role in the sound of Minimalism as a performer in the improvising ensemble Theater of Eternal Music.
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"We implemented the Bauhaus philosophy, which is centered around minimalism and functionality, and started with the reduction to the absolute minimal need," Canoo's lead designer, Richard Kim, said in a statement.
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" Zakowska says the inspiration for Midge's costumes comes from a combination of wanting to create "urban couture minimalism" and "reexamining the strength and complexity of colours particular to the late 50s.
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And while I'd fully embrace a simple black dress or a Danish-modern lamp in my mixed bag of belongings, I'd be the last person to attempt minimalism as a holistic lifestyle.
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But for those of us who aren't expert folders and haven't been schooled in the Marie Kondo method of minimalism, that is no easy task — especially after we've picked up travel souvenirs.
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Already a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly and USA Today best-seller, "Digital Minimalism" offers insight into how to achieve focus in a world that's overwhelmed with digital clamor.
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The interior—a somewhat Escherian symphony of blonde oak walls, open stairways and white marble recycled from the original building—was designed by John Pawson, the high priest of high-end minimalism.
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My colleague Lauren Goode noted that Elon Musk took minimalism seriously and in addition to the single display screen and missing vents, fixtures like the interior handles have been replaced with buttons.
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The fill&go bottles come in "Vital" or "Active" styles, and while more sporty folks might be into the latter, the glass minimalism of the former is my type of desk bottle.
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In reaction to what they saw as the slick consumerism of American pop art and the impersonal nature of minimalism, Arte Povera artists sought to close the gap between art and life.
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In tone, style, and substance it is an implicit rebuke of the overly loud, overly determined, overly expository tendencies of big-budget science fiction, and a concise case for sci-fi minimalism.
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Whether it was Gucci's influence, a backlash against the minimalism of the past several years, or simply that we needed a little pick-me-up, we went wild for color in 2017.
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But compared to Criss Cross, which because of its close-mic'd minimalism suggested that it was taking place in a claustrophobic inner space, Hanover opens the blinds to show a world outside.
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Of course, this year brought the usual glamour and dazzle, as evidenced by the sleek, metallic minimalism of Emilia Clarke and Brie Larson, or the disco ball-like glitz of Jennifer Lopez.
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Writer-director Osgood Perkins, previously known for his debut film festival-darling The Blackcoat's Daughter (AKA February), employs a tantalizing, maddening kind of minimalism while exploring a story of all-encompassing breadth.
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The only way to fight back, Newport argues in his new book "Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World," is to rethink your entire digital life and start over.
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"Vincent," nearly eight minutes long, is different; it starts out with two minutes of absorbing, slowly accreting Minimalism, with loops of guitar trills, pinging single notes and fleeting sounds running in reverse.
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He moved to Northern California in 1964 and soon rocketed to art-world fame with work that helped define post-minimalism and conceptualism , the fundamental modes of experimental art to this day.
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"There's a movement toward elegant minimalism — a less is more attitude that pays a lot of attention to the architecture of a ring rather than adding a lot of decoration," she said.
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Today's wealth culture, by contrast, is all about staying under the radar — jeans and sneakers instead of suits, whitewall minimalism rather than gold, and a Tesla in the garage, not a Rolls.
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Ms. Jonas's engagement is followed by a series of performances by the American Contemporary Music Ensemble, performing concerts inspired by the minimalism, including works by Philip Glass, Steve Reich and Meredith Monk.
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We've always got our ear on the ground when it comes to the next big thing in nuptials, and this summer it's all about minimalism, pared-down details, and unique dessert options.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, art in shadow banking, the impact of focal length, oppressive minimalism, slave labor at the White House, Werner Herzog on Pokémon Go, and more.
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Suddenly, Andy Murray, with his stubborn adherence to Under Armour minimalism in all black, white and gray, looks like an example of striking serenity — a word not often associated with his name.
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Much of this work, Mr. Scharf explained, was a reaction to the prevailing downtown New York spirit, one in which the dominant aesthetics revolved around an austere minimalism and theory-laden conceptualism.
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Ms. Gill's geometrically rigorous work is often described (including by her) as formalist or abstract, but in "Brand New Sidewalk," an hourlong triptych, she took her crystalline minimalism in a new direction.
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Van Hove skeptics, meanwhile, argue the director's aesthetic has begun to calcify into schtick, a collection of tricks and nothing more: empty minimalism, meaningless video projections, and a grinding sense of misery.
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Looking around the galleries you can tick off the same contemporary styles and trends — abstract painting, Minimalism, Conceptualism and so on — that you'll find at MoMA, or the Guggenheim, or Art Basel.
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Even though they comprise the body of work most often associated with Minimalism and Theatricality, the self-absorption implied by these paintings also associates them with the opposite tenet of Fried's duality.
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In 60 years and 400 works, Balanchine married modernist minimalism to the weightlessness of the Russian ballet tradition; after Balanchine, "pure" non-narrative movement was no longer just for contemporary dance. Story?
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Soon he moved to New York, where he and his future wife, the artist Jackie Winsor, encountered Flavin's light works, but also a whole group of younger artists pushing back against minimalism.
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The room was a pleasant surprise: Ikea minimalism, high ceilings, flat-screen TV. In the blazingly bright white bathroom, we found decent towels, a hair dryer and dispensers for shampoo and soap.
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He had created seminal works on video in the studio of Lichtenstein, a Pop artist, which pointed in a direction away from Minimalism and toward some combination of process, dance and performance.
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His own solo performances sometimes used bricks, which he also depicted in his paintings and used in indoor works that evoked Minimalism, and finally in permanent outdoor pieces that border on architecture.
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He moved to New York in 2001 and since 2003 has studied with the composer La Monte Young, one of the founders of Minimalism, and the visual artist and musician Marian Zazeela.
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Illuminated by discreet, painterly touches of electronics — Taborn also plays the Farfisa organ and synthesizer — the music reflects an imaginative quilt of influences: minimalism, African rhythms, punk and kraut rock, among others.
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Historically, minimalism tells us to focus on what doesn't at first seem pleasant or beautiful and turn it into art instead of creating a worldview based only on what we already like.
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In "Digital Minimalism," ethics and politics, too, are reduced to the individual: it is not, it seems, the system of power that matters but what you, alone, choose to do about it.
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When I really needed to focus — and drown out the construction noises from my neighbors — my all-but-noise-cancelling headphones came in handy (I also highly recommend this "minimalism" Spotify playlist.)
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Mr. Abrams draws on a global scrapbook of sources: the liquid chime of 73th-century minimalism, the trebly funk of guitar-driven jazz fusion, the burrowing pulse of West Africa's Gnawa music.
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Inside, Ki-woo encounters a stark minimalism that would not be out of place in a Silicon Valley mogul's home (we soon learn that Mr. Park has made his fortune in tech).
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Reich's series is not an all-embracing festival of American minimalism; otherwise, it would have included works by such crucial figures as La Monte Young, Michael Torke, Ingram Marshall, and Scott Johnson.
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This sense of minimalism can also be seen in the Mate 303's volume controls, as Huawei has removed the phone's physical side button in favor of a touch-sensitive virtual key.
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Rendered in an understated gray, with a seeming kaleidoscope of angles that, like an Escher print, calls to mind a depth despite its flatness, the Automatic channels a spirit of futuristic minimalism.
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In some sections, like the eclectic opening of the Requiem Aeternam, you also hear echoes of Minimalism, especially the insistent riffs in the harps, which soon provoke the voices into agitated sputtering.
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The sweatshirt at PS1 and the Broad Museum's baby blanket and bathrobe attest as well to Smith's stake in the histories of Minimalism and Conceptualism, and the aesthetic value of found objects.
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A number of poems in his seven preceding books of verse attest to his interest in expanding upon the lapidary minimalism of such avant-garde poets as George Oppen and Robert Creeley.
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Juxtaposition is an integral part of our aesthetic and the idea of seeking out the microscopic within a macro environment, minimalism within maximalism, is a large part of what we find inspiring.
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One of his earliest pieces in the Hong Kong show, "Untitled B" (294), a set of six drawings, shows the integration of his engineering training and critical eye with the tenets of Minimalism.
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"What they all have in common is a radical simplicity, a minimalism in an age where video games are often sort of over-the-top, baroque confections of overwhelming multimedia immersion," Lantz says.
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It can be convivial despite its minimalism, and subverts its own structure in a supremely satisfying way, reflecting musicians who have become old friends with the sounds of transgression and with each other.
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Next to the smooth, matte minimalism of Soylent, that tomato-red SlimFast bottle, with labels like Cappuccino Delight and Rich Chocolate Royale must look positively goofy — a throwback, but not the good kind.
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There's a certain sense of efficiency extremism about this look that appeals to me — much in the same fashion that the stripped-down bezels around the display evoke a sense of futuristic minimalism.
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Apple, we know you're into the whole "minimal ports" thing (as evidenced by the headphone dongle, thanks for that), but that minimalism doesn't just make iPhones more complicated — it's screwing up MacBooks, too.
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" He seeks the same harmonious space with his reductivist pieces: "With fashion, minimalism leaves room for personality in a way that a garment that is too constructed or too embellished just doesn't allow.
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Be on the lookout for several upcoming exhibitions of Pozanti's work, including The Kitchen's group show "From Minimalism Into Algorithm," which also features renowned artists like Laurie Spiegel, Richard Serra and John McCracken.
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It's not like the early-2000's were a time of austerity and minimalism in fashion, and yet, the scrunchie just couldn't make it to the new millennium with the rest of us.
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It's a room that would not look out of place at Dia:Beacon or some other temple of Minimalism, although there are other entry points for its elegant, iterative integration of painting and architecture.
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It's peak Bill Murray with a minimalism that exerts a powerful gravitational force and a deadpan that recast Mad Magazine's what-me-worry grin with the sickness-unto-death laughter of National Lampoon.
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She worked for seven years as the artistic director for Christian Liaigre, a grandee of luxurious minimalism whose most famous projects include the Mercer Hotel, in New York, and Lee Radziwill's Paris apartment.
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Inspired by the cellar door that was built by Gober's father in his childhood home and here installed into the wall and floor of the gallery, "Untitled" has the reduced look of Minimalism.
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What might have been stale minimalism are instead geometric sculptures with crisp, unwavering lines, brought to life with the introduction of the (nearly) living—either taxidermied animals or the artist's own physical performances.
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A painting like "After Frank Stella" manages, with an economy of means, to be an homage timed to Stella's Whitney retrospective, while also tracing a lineage from Minimalism to the New Casualist ethic.
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The reference points were clear—Television, Wire, Devo—but it was more than just the post-punk aesthetic that dragged people there; there was a minimalism and a concision that pulled it together.
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RUTH ASAWA: LIFE'S WORK Asawa's bulbous, monochromatic wire sculptures achieve a generosity unusual for such formal minimalism, while her colorful works on paper are endearing compromises between adventure and restraint. Sept. 14-Feb.
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But Fugazi went for something direct and throttling; it played around with Jamaican dub, the loose-limbed punk coming from California, and drops of minimalism, arriving at a dark, stony, hard-bitten sound.
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Although these works bear some similarities to the shaped canvases and pared down, geometric forms of Minimalism, the constant presence of Sánchez's hand and their connection to the organic world set them apart.
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In 1967, Venet moved to New York to live at 21977 Walker Street, formerly Jean Tinguely's studio, and has lived between France and New York ever since, working at the margins of minimalism.
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"You can look at almost every [postwar] artistic movement in the United States and Claes Oldenburg intersects with it — whether it's performance, Pop, minimalism, postminimalism, conceptual art, installation art, postmodernism," Mr. Phillips said.
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Born to a Swedish mother and an Italian father, the Milan native has an aesthetic that marries a Southern European passion for color and craftsmanship with a Scandinavian appreciation for efficiency and minimalism.
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Though their music shared a meditative ethos, Mr. Gorecki, Mr. Tavener and Mr. Pärt were mostly unaffiliated with one another: "Holy minimalism" was a category largely invented by critics and maintained by publicists.
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Kardashian West gave fans a look at her holiday decor — which matches her penchant for minimalism — in a video on her Instagram Story on Thursday, showing viewers a series of fuzzy white trees.
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His landmark composition, "In C," first performed in 1964 by an ensemble including Steve Reich, Pauline Oliveros and Morton Subotnick, helped put Minimalism on the musical map, though he now disdains that term.
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J.C. Blanck Mass, the solo project of Benjamin John Power from the duo referred to in this publication as F Buttons, shares the duo's penchant for Minimalism that can meditate or show fangs.
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Many on the center-left adopted what we might call the "technocratic ideology," a rebranded version of the policy minimalism of the 1990s that replaced minimalism's tactical and pragmatic foundations with scientific ones.
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" He added: "A lot of my work has some degree of narrative, but for City Ballet, a house of form and structure and minimalism, I set out to do an abstract contemporary ballet.
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