They're going in a more conceptual direction and gaining attention.
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Born of more conceptual confusion than anything else on his agenda.
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However, Shaligyna opts for a more conceptual outlook on the situation.
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That said, the best love spells are more conceptual than specific.
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But there's a second, more conceptual element to the memo's perniciousness.
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That seemed pretty cool, it was more conceptual references than anything else.
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For Turner, the bigger risks are less physical and more conceptual, though.
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Dance was exploding, and things were going in this much more conceptual direction.
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How much do you think grime projects are starting to become more conceptual?
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Nothing's a literal take, of course—we tend to keep it more conceptual.
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Some were more conceptual in approach, while others were freer and more visceral.
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Separately, Williams's work is more conceptual and quiet while Jeyifous's is bold and bright.
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" Less physical, but more conceptual and endlessly challenging, is the board game "Ex Cross.
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I'm still private, but it's more conceptual than it has to do with sex.
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Saul admits he is more "conceptual", says Robin, while Robin says he is more analytical.
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With regards to the name change, I'm told the decision was both practical and more conceptual.
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At the other extreme, in a much more conceptual sense, it is a new internet counterculture.
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At the other extreme, in a much more conceptual sense it is a new internet counterculture.
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Our knowledge separates into layers: Experience provides a base for a higher layer of more conceptual understanding.
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It was his first sustained project that was not portrait based, using a more conceptual visual language.
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Others, like creating a fashion "district" in each city to limit traffic congestion and travel, are more conceptual.
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"Even though Monterrey Tech was discussed, that was just a potential option — it was more conceptual," she said.
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Among the more conceptual installations at the festival, none combined elemental deconstruction with pure fun like the Octopad.
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More conceptual than fantastical, the piece still evokes the recently updated list of 28,000 species now threatened with extinction.
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I think that's pretty healthy for creative people, when you're given the time to do some slower, more conceptual stuff.
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During his time in Tokyo, Fukase also started to work in more conceptual terms, finding his voice as an artist.
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It seems to be a mix of your own archival, like letters and childhood drawings, mixed with more conceptual photos.
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Working with inanimate objects, like lemons, frees Wachob up to do things that are more conceptual and personally meaningful to her.
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A spokesman for the congresswoman told The Hill on Friday that Ocasio-Cortez's comments were "more conceptual" than a specific proposal.
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In this environment, artists could display more conceptual and installation-based work that didn't participate in the establishment's painting-centric discussions.
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So we often take a more conceptual or tangential approach with imagery, and we spent a lot of time sourcing strong visuals.
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That particular club was more conceptual than conventional, and correspondingly Ms. Eisner's Rat Bastards is as much art installation as retail experience.
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When you're writing these episodes, is it a challenge to balance the emotional arc or storyline with the more conceptual societal critique?
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Why we're hyped: Admittedly, the hype here is a little more conceptual than for some of the other shows on this list.
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The one-set naturalistic drama and the flat-out comedy are mostly not represented, each having evolved into something eerier and more conceptual.
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The younger generation of artists who emerged in Myanmar after 2000 is intentionally less political; their work tends to be more conceptual and interactive.
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And without the kingdom's billions to pump into future Vision Funds, SoftBank's vision of multiple 'mega-funds' looks far more conceptual than imminently possible.
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Iribarren's works look like sensual, lyrical abstraction; however, the artist uses the tropes of this style to do a more conceptual type of painting.
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"I wanted to create a framework in which to reflect on the egress from a more conceptual, poetic, and perhaps poignant viewpoint," Carr tells Creators.
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It drew a line back to The Misfits, but a more conceptual version, one less concerned with B-movies and an interest in actual occultism.
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The "Interesting finds" tab showcases hand-picked products tied to themes both practical ("home" and "gadgets") as well as more conceptual ("fun" and "mid-century").
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Unlike previous celebrity Apple ads — which focus on humorous skits or everyday situations — performers are featured in staged environments that are more conceptual than realistic.
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On a more conceptual level, some fans spotted Deadpool's penchant for shows like The Golden Girls and Star Trek: the Next Generation in the credits.
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Back then, I liked Larry Clark and William Klien's street photographs, and these days, I like more conceptual photographers like Paul Graham and Vik Muniz.
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"For podcasting to grow, creators must be able to take risks on more conceptual ideas, and the Luminary model provides that comfort," Mr. Davidson said.
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But Viola's videos from this period are both more playful and more conceptual than the lush, emotionally driven works with which he is now associated.
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Studying under Charles White at the Otis Art Institute in the 1960s, Hammons's printmaking segued into more conceptual work that combined assemblage, painting, sculpture, and performance.
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The couple are unconcerned with having a coherent visual identity, preferring instead to create more conceptual pieces "that are relatively low in practical function," says Deddens.
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This takes the form of both obvious examples, such as geological changes, and more conceptual ones, such as a tapestry that's in the midst of preservation.
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We certainly have a soft spot for certain art and artists that worked in the periods following modernism... especially ones that tended towards a more conceptual practice.
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"A lot of the time I wanted to make more conceptual [videos], but that never really worked with those guys," chuckles the Chicago music video director DGainz.
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What's interesting about these last few examples is that they have brought audio out of the more conceptual, purely digital world back into the tangible, physical world.
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While Inafune and Comcept focused on the worldbuilding and the more conceptual aspects, Armature set to work on the nuts and bolts of actually building the game.
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On a more conceptual level, it's impossible to say how much of a graduate's earnings can truly be attributed to value provided by the university they attended.
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Carol Cheh's more conceptual contribution consists of all the pay stubs she received as a writer for LA Weekly, covering Los Angeles art happenings over many years.
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However, all methods "are at different stages of development and some are more conceptual than others, as they have not been tested at scale," the report warned.
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" Elliott adds, "We were always approaching this game as a kind of software art project, so there are some weird decisions that are more conceptual than practical.
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Art got more conceptual, less visual, which is one reason I lost interest in it; your idea as a product is not as interesting as a painting.
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Schapiro's approach was, in a sense, much more conceptual, which may have been a signal of the role that political ideology would come to have in her work.
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Ocasio-Cortez spokesman Corbin Trent told The Hill that the congresswoman's remarks on the show were "more conceptual" than a specific proposal for a 70 percent marginal rate.
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So rather than create a traditional story with a beginning, middle and end, we decided to make something more conceptual, a film that seemed more like a painting.
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In other cases, the connection is more conceptual, as with "First Lady Silhouette" (2018), which renders a period-perfect Colonial-era dress in the midst of the American collection.
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I was on the fence about it at first because I always thought if I'm going to make an album, I'm going to try to make it more conceptual.
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The through line Newsome is exploring now is more conceptual: he is investigating the idea of agency, which he calls, in satisfyingly bodily terms, the "connective tissue" of his art.
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If the LeWitt and Sandback shows are more conceptual, a Sean Scully painting exhibition at the Upper East Side's Mnuchin Gallery will reveal just how personal a stripe can be.
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On display are maquettes, mementos, photographs of finished designs and a coterie of levitating "showpieces," examples of Malone's more conceptual designs, which often blur the boundary between fashion and art.
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These segments range from the practical (staging, framing, and editing) to the more conceptual (tone, tension, discovery, and reveals) to the topical (home, family, religion, and later, life and death).
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Because the program is still in its infancy—the first space flight isn't expected to take place until the mid 2020s—D'Agostino took a more conceptual approach to the project.
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The point of comparing science to poetry was to focus on what is common to any systematic attempt to move from an experiential level of knowledge to a more conceptual level.
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For Chicago's first Wrong embassy, co-curators Francisca Rudolph, Jiaqi Zhang, and Madison R. Young saw a chance to push the biennale's tenets of connection and inclusivity into more conceptual directions.
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His move to public art later proved equally restrictive to Almaraz when Chicano muralists were mislabeled as regional folk artists by art critics who favored studio artists and more conceptual practices.
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From the use of low-water denim to wild rubber, more conceptual projects will be on show, like the synthetic spider silk tunic and trousers made by Bolt Threads x Stella McCartney.
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Ms. Williams's is more conceptual and somewhat quieter; for "Color(ed) Theory" (2014—17), she painted foreclosed houses in Chicago in hues that were drawn from commercial products marketed to African Americans.
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Some of the page layouts are more conceptual, like a photograph by David Stephenson of the 18th-century Basilica of Superga dome contrasted against a 2008 view of the Large Hadron Collider.
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They represent the yin to London Fashion Week's yang: a reimagining of historic styles that will contrast with some of the more conceptual, boundary-pushing looks for which the city is famous.
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It will be argued that those from the military do have foreign policy experience, but that experience is necessarily geared more toward operations than more conceptual and abstract questions of foreign policy.
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Or they may be more conceptual, like the link between an image (like this and this, both of which we have used in our Picture Prompt series) and an event in history.
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Besides all the accessible, cool pop-leaning music, there is also a far more conceptual component, and I found myself fascinated in particular by a series of daily performances called Durational Sound Installations.
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Some of the recycling is more conceptual, such as Netta Laufer's stills and video of wildlife along the West Bank separation fence; the dogs, boars, and foxes were captured on Israeli army surveillance cameras.
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Other times, the star will go more conceptual with her look, such as the year she went as an elderly woman in 2013 or the time she went as a skinned corpse in 2011.
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Going by the name Obvious Plant, some of his recent creations range from believable bootleg dollar store finds, like Mobile Suit Garfield, to the more conceptual, like an empty plastic bag filled with Muppet screams.
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But, if the teacher wanted to make the problem more conceptual and the exercise more inquiry-based, the teacher could ask students to figure out how many rectangles they can find with an area of 24.
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Indeed, Nicolas Ghesquière, who defined the house for the contemporary consumer for 15 years until he left in 2012, was arguably more extreme in his experimentalism; his relationship to the legacy of Balenciaga more conceptual than concrete.
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It hasn't, however, made much of a dent in the more conceptual concert dance world, where the show is sometimes dismissed as an empty-calorie snack for its flashy production and flash-in-the-pan-length numbers.
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Scanning the lots, it's clear that Eddington aimed to achieve diverse results: his collection boasts a wide array of styles, from more conceptual art to folk art to works by comic artists including Robert Crumb and Daniel Clowes.
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A celebration of medium and color rather than content, the concretist compositions share more conceptual similarities with the process-based artists of today than with the abstract expressionists who were working in Europe and the U.S. at that time.
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" While others made more conceptual remarks like, "to me it kind of represents how the media is normalizing and romanticizing the idea of self-destruction," and "An individual must devour and destroy oneself to truly know and understand themselves.
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There are now three stages in the sprawling complex — including one in the hotel's ballroom, the Gershwin Room — and a full slate of events every weekend, ranging from up-and-coming Australian bands to more conceptual performance art shows.
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Thrilling stuff, and this segue into more conceptual merrymaking is all well and good—but don't you occasionally find yourself staring into your morning coffee, bemoaning a lack of hyperspeed tech-grind to drag you through the post-Christmas blue period?
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The report, released today, analyzed the current federal rulebook to determine how automated vehicles — both conventional-looking ones with steering wheels and foot pedals, and more conceptual ones with none of those traditional elements — would fit in the current regulatory framework.
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When I'm directing porn films for my project Four Chambers, what I'm really interested in is playing with the aesthetics of porn and sex and seeing how we can use sexuality to talk about other things in a more conceptual way.
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And while she cultivated a love of the risqué — and sometimes voyeuristic — art of Balthus, Araki and Jock Sturges that would go on to inform her own work, she quickly found herself at odds with her more conceptual classmates at CSM.
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McCormack sculpts skeletal shapes with crochet, stiffening the cotton string with glue, while Small creates golden-threaded icons in which beads glisten like jewels on diagrams of the heart, lungs, and kidneys, as well as more conceptual responses to cysts.
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Virginia's sensibility was difficult to characterize, but the works to which she was drawn seemed to exemplify a kind of romantic conceptualism — some more romantic and some more conceptual — in which flights of aesthetic fancy emerge from a base of substantial ideation.
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When I first saw the screenshots, I began thinking about how the black-and-white backdrop would frame the work of my favorite Instagram users — photojournalists like Ruddy Roye and David Guttenfelder, or more conceptual artists like Jud Muir and Kalen Hollomon.
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Using more conceptual themes such as robotics, surveillance and artificial intelligence, the synths— played by vocalist Geoff Tate and producer Neil Kernon—only solidified the concepts of the album, and set the stage for their future classic records, Operation: Mindcrime and Empire.
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Unlike the Egyptian artist Anna Boghiguian's more disturbing portrayal of life in her native country (which is not included in the show), Hefuna (who divides her time between, Cairo, Dusseldorf, and New York) engages with architecture and history at a more conceptual level.
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Comcept started pitching in on some of the finer details — doing everything from creating concept art to developing the in-game robot language — while Armature similarly was able to add its own perspective and ideas into some of the more conceptual aspects of the game.
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The designer's creations ran the gamut from sexy, slinky evening dresses, such as the one worn by his eternal grunge muse Courtney Love, to more conceptual, minimalistic pieces, like the avant-garde look worn by Jane Fonda to this year's Golden Globes that's part clamshell, part modern sculpture.
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The creator and performer, Derek DelGaudio ("Nothing to Hide"), means to be somewhat more conceptual, giving us a show, directed by Frank Oz (with music by Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo), that is about identity — his and ours — and perception, while still wowing his audience through sleight of hand.
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On a more conceptual level, her argument was preceded by comparative literature and gender scholar Ewa Ziarek, who wrote for the Journal of Speculative Philosophy in 2012: On the one hand, art and aesthetics, implicitly or explicitly, have been a rich resource for feminist thinking about the nature of difference, gender, sexuality, and politics.
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The first one draws from data collection and comparison between a series of different landscapes, looking at specific socio-economic and political moments, relevant to specific geolocations in Asia-Pacific and the US. As for the second one, it has a more conceptual approach, in which I'm working with 4D immersive virtual reality to create the first analog 3D printing sculpture, following the principles of Reverse Adaptation.
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The show itself feels a little discordant, vacillating between the works that take on literal aspects of magic in an art historical manner, such as a 1947 letter from René Magritte, "Letter to André Breton," which discusses magic in the context of Surrealism, and those that are more conceptual, like "Base magica — Scultura vivente (Magic Base — Living Sculpture)" (1961), by Piero Manzoni, which purports to transform whomever stands in the designated footprints into a work of art.
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