Buttons are one of the most ephemeral parts of modern technology.
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The top-tier college football national championship has always been the most ephemeral of sports titles.
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Instagram Live is the most ephemeral of the major Live streaming platforms now that Meerkat is defunct.
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The New York native has been practicing performance art, the most ephemeral of forms, since the 1970s.
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There is, of course, a downside to befriending singing insects: They are among the most ephemeral of pets.
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This, he says, explains why film, the most ephemeral of art forms, is the art form of that century.
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Art may be long, and life short, but the existence of a hand fruit is most ephemeral of all.
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There are many things to like about Mr. Robot, the most ephemeral and yet memorable of them being the opening credits.
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They have proven to be the most ephemeral parts of his practice as an artist, and even less of this work survives.
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Perhaps the most ephemeral of social media channels, Snapchat, is being used to pair pop lyrics with images of centuries-old paintings or artifacts.
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As we officially say goodbye to winter today, our Surfacing team spoke with an artist obsessed with photographs of that season's most ephemeral friend.
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AL: Well I would say that the most durable is maybe the most ephemeral in the sense that it's about behavior, fitting our body up to these ideas.
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What he sees in the files and thousands of note cards is a man battling his own helplessness, grasping at any shred of evidence, even the most ephemeral of things — the words.
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It's a terrible aspect of Jackson's alleged predation, aside from the physical and psychological toll: The way that those who have survived his purported abuse are reminded of him in even the most mundane, most ephemeral things.
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Since it could theoretically preserve the snowman as long as there's an electric grid, it's also a model of the kind of immortality art can grant even the most ephemeral idea simply by freezing it in place.
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Even the most ephemeral street art is not usually this fleeting: Minutes after the work is finished in the metallic glint of dawn, passers-by stop, stare — then carry bits of it away, until the whole thing collapses.
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Hélion moved to the United States in July 1936, staying in New York and later Virginia. While he continued painting abstractly, he increasingly felt that his work was tending toward representation, and he began drawing from life. His reading of Baudelaire directed him toward a concept of modernity in which the most ephemeral aspects of contemporary life are reconciled with the timeless and the geometric.Hélion 2004, p.
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According to Robert Barclay, the following are a list of the top five reasons for functional restoration. First, a restoration can be completed if “the instrument is mass- produced.” Second, if “the instrument has been previously restored and most ephemeral has been lost.” Third, with a little bit of work from a conservator, “the instrument can easily be put into working condition.” Fourth, “the original function can be reestablished.” Lastly, if “the instrument is in sturdy condition,” then it could be conserved.
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