He dates another nonconformist, a feminist named August (Shay Astar).
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And the flamboyantly nonconformist culture of Trump's presidency has downsides.
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But what's typical here is a man of extremes, a nonconformist.
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Art Review CHICAGO — Prodigy, pathfinder, nonconformist, virtuoso; fabulist, plagiarist, colonialist, pedophile.
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If one calls them Soviet Nonconformist pictures, I would accept the label.
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Not a single person noticed or commented on my nonconformist Z Flip.
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Yet again, the nonconformist rebels of yesteryear become the standard-setters of today.
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His nickname was Savage, and friends gravitated toward his humor and nonconformist style.
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In Schy, Bryson DeChambeau found a fellow nonconformist, another square in golf's hidebound circles.
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And is using your imagination, perforce, an act of nonconformist wildness against the state?
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Even if the popular culture at large despises Donald Trump, Kanye embodies Trump's nonconformist legacy.
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Certainly, her nonconformist poetic-political photo works reflected Bataille's excessive ideals without neglecting female introspection.
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The Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University acquired the Dodge Collection of Soviet Nonconformist Art.
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Here, sports are martial, oppressive, an act of Americanized aggression toward the weak and nonconformist.
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It is not radical in the sense of Ai Wei Wei's work, but definitely nonconformist.
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There is a Beyoncé printer, a Michelle Obama printer, and also a nonconformist Nemo printer.
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By contrast, the simple conformist/nonconformist dichotomy at the heart of "Originals" is not similarly balanced.
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The tech company founded 20 years ago in a Silicon Valley garage was once proudly nonconformist.
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When I read these stories of nonconformist children, it seemed unfathomable that children were facing such discrimination.
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Nevertheless, the story's nonconformist theme was strong enough to cause Iran's prerevolutionary government to ban the work.
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The participatory ways in which nonconformist churches often chose their leaders eventually filtered through to society in general.
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And so a man who persists in wearing a large mustache is deliberately standing out as a nonconformist.
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Scientific and technical magazines and design research institutes often provided sanctuary and official employment to nonconformist, underground artists.
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A nonconformist, Aron was fearless in taking on the leading intellectuals of his time, including his friend Sartre.
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He was a soft-spoken nonconformist, a rebel with a 10x cause: to make the internet exponentially more relevant.
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Puglisi tops his nonconformist ode to pizza with earthy black trumpets, mildly sweet leeks, fatty pancetta, and briny Pecorino.
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She's a nonconformist, yes, but from her perspective, she's doing what's best for herself, her children, and her students.
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"I love playing a character from those repressed times who is so nonconformist, it's very jubilating," Ms. Green said.
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"If our personalities were very traditional, I don't think we would hit the street wearing Hanfu because it's nonconformist."
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He plays Mr. Keating, a nonconformist teacher at an all-boys school, the part made famous by Robin Williams.
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"I wanted LongHouse to introduce people to an alternative lifestyle, to encourage them to be inventive and nonconformist," he said.
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In her country, her willingness to part with the norms of Miss Universe winners marks her out as a nonconformist.
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In a television season full of nonconformist new comedies, TBS's "Search Party," beginning Monday, is one of the odder ducks.
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"It's a fitting atmosphere for Stoschek's nonconformist curatorial concepts, which use art to create narratives with social importance," says Kambhu.
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"It could be a man, it could be a woman, it could be transgender, it could be nonconformist," he said.
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Crackle is the entire point of the nonconformist pie that's sprinkled with salt, pepper and rosemary, and shellacked with bacon fat.
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That's where she first meets Shelley (Douglas Booth) and is instantly intrigued by his romantic, nonconformist views on life and love.
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An event on June 15 will explore how nightclubs have historically been home to "nonconformist communities" through the lens of design.
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"Loïc has a solid will and determination, he is hardworking, he is imaginative and nonconformist," Pinault told me, by e-mail.
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Ilya Kabakov's essays allow for a close look at the artist's nonconformist path as an artist in the USSR and the USA.
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It was born in the nonconformist Valleys, where mysticism, mining and Methodism mingled and produced a distinctively emotional and poetic religious culture.
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John Doyle directs this prep-school-set story of a nonconformist English teacher; Jason Sudeikis leads the class as the inspirational educator.
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"As an interiors maverick with a nonconformist approach to design, Morris was ahead of his time," said Mr. Royle and Ms. Gormley.
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He grew up in a Greenwich Village whose nonconformist edge got sanded off just when his gay teenage self needed it most.
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But Saudi Arabia did not renew its aid package in 2017, a move that Jordanian officials viewed as punishment for their nonconformist policies.
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But the impact lasted: at a time of disillusion with most politicians, there is one dynamic nonconformist leader whom the French find fascinating.
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In addition to art made in Russia, the collection includes examples of nonconformist art produced in the Soviet republics from Armenia to Uzbekistan.
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Grindcore doesn't fuck around (and neither do those who play it), so I was initially a little afraid of Grindmother, the genre's newest nonconformist.
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Like the artists, who were once a couple, the three houses had complicated biographies, including what were, for their time, nonconformist domestic living arrangements.
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He was not the only nonconformist from the nineteen-fifties and sixties who found himself on the wrong side of things in the seventies.
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Nonconformist art, practiced underground through the 1960s and 1970s, responded to Socialist Realism by developing a new aesthetic emphasizing thought process instead of material.
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This show's most experimental nonconformist is the near-manic "Early" (2017–203), a panel that agitates as if in the throes of its own creation.
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In the 1940s, the founders of Human Events were less concerned with the liberalism of the media than with the blackout of their nonconformist ideas.
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This nonconformist, gruff conversationalist who grills his grandnephews on why they don't read T.S. Eliot is also a sentimentalist who places great weight on tradition.
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Lovecraft was a regular visitor to the park, with its statue of Roger Williams, the nonconformist proponent of religious freedom who started what became Rhode Island.
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A big talent but a nonconformist, he found consistency under Marcelo Bielsa, an Argentine who happened to coach Marseille for the short time Payet was there.
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In 2015, Yegwa Ukpo set up Stranger Lagos, a concept store that stocked monastic, often gender nonconformist clothes inspired by the Japanese fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto.
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But the nonconformist in me decided that if every other fortysomething woman was having a crisis, I was going to consciously decide not to have one.
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This often overlooked museum is home to the world's largest collection of Soviet nonconformist art: over 20,000 works by more than 1,000 artists spanning 1956–103.
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One afternoon in late January, he was roaming the open-plan work space on a basement level at Vice Media, the nonconformist content company in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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These nonconformist dust-dwellers are what would happen if a Carl Sagan quote came to life, destroyed all their neurotransmitters by doing too much ayahuasca, and mutated.
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A high-profile retrospective of work by Nahui Olin at Mexico City's Museo Nacional de Arte sheds light on the largely forgotten artist and her nonconformist life.
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By contrast, liberals pushed individual rights and liberties for "nonconformist" minorities, protesting the Vietnam War, advocating for greater artistic expression and pursuing increased gender and racial equality.
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Before the women's soccer game last Sunday, Rapinoe, a noted nonconformist, was the only American player who gave traditional high-fives to the opposing players from Spain.
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As an act of nonconformist withdrawal in the tradition of Thoreau and Melville's Bartleby, American's refusal operates in the more obscure precincts of art's overheated promotional economy.
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Then again, if the Duffer brothers could just find a way for us to get our fave nonconformist, '80s cult heroine back, we'd be cool with that, too.
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"Not a single person noticed or commented on my nonconformist Z Flip," he wrote, noting that he got more attention for dyeing his hair blue in high school.
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Cancer is a sign that's all about nurturing and protection, and as wild and nonconformist as you can be, Aquarius, you do find comfort in your daily routines.
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Based on Jerry Spinelli's young adult novel, the movie follows a teenage nonconformist with a ukulele in tow who arrives at a high school in small-town Arizona.
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It isn't that I couldn't think of anything worth mentioning or that I feared retaliation or even that viral hashtags generally awaken all of my most juvenile nonconformist instincts.
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Just from his discography alone, you could probably put Radinsky in the bullpen of the Major League All-Time Nonconformist Team, throwing relief for Dock Ellis or Bill Lee.
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The Zimmerli Museum's Russian and Soviet nonconformist art holdings contain over 22,0003 objects by more than 1,000 artists and provide an overview from the 14th century to the present.
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Further rejection by her sister leads Angela down a harrowing spiral of self-destruction, achingly rendered by JP Moraga (who is described in the program as a gender nonconformist).
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I'm sure that every generation of artists feels the passing of the nonconformist thinkers who lit the way for them as a gigantic loss, but these people truly were adventurers.
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Viceland, the new cable channel from the nonconformist Vice Media, moves into the slot once occupied by H2 and toward subjects typically at home on Travel Channel, Bravo and MTV.
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It was widely seen as a calculated attempt to cultivate a nonconformist image, and became a symbol of his rebel spirit to his fans and of preening arrogance to his critics.
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When I first read it, Badiou's vision of a political alliance between the young and a nonconformist segment of the elderly seemed implausible, but by the end I felt almost optimistic.
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As a populist leader who has often delighted voters with his nonconformist attitude and unvarnished approach, could the EU slanging be an attempt to divert attention away from his diminishing popularity?
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"The Other Side of the Wind" reconstructs a debauched party (using footage supposedly shot by guests) held at the home of Jake Hannaford, a nonconformist film director, just before he dies.
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Their stand influenced his writings on freedom of conscience, which were to form the foundation for English liberalism, and the Toleration Act of 1689, which formalised the legal acceptance of nonconformist sects.
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In our times, it is still nonconformist in business and politics, though today one is just as likely to find it on the political right, which has increasingly developed its own rebellious counterculture.
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This ambitious nighttime festival is back again with an expanded footprint on September 25-26, 2020, to transform Detroit with site-specific installations of light, video, performance, sound, interactive engineering, and nonconformist architecture.
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Indeed, looting museums was one of the charges that the authorities leveled against Parajanov, a nonconformist who was persecuted and imprisoned on suspicions of homosexuality and became a cause célèbre among Western cinephiles.
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PewDiePie, real name Felix Kjellberg, admitted his nonconformist method in a video called "This video is Mildly Infuriating.." where he realized the only two people alive who do it are him and someone's grandma.
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The long-overdue exhibition is the first major presentation of Moscow Conceptualism in the United States since the influential traveling exhibition Perspectives of Conceptualism which introduced Soviet Nonconformist art to American audiences in 210.
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It was impressive how nonconformist her "Angels of the Get-Through" work was: four women, with some sequences of mutual partnering and supportiveness, moving to a combination of poetry and music (with no men).
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One of its first iterations, the Sacco, was designed as a "stick it to the man" piece of furniture and Sacco's Italian designers took inspiration for the chair from the nonconformist spirit of the 1960s.
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The performance swam against the digital current, suggesting that American Artist fits into a tradition of American nonconformist detachment, from Henry David Thoreau and Herman Melville's Bartleby to Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man and Tehching Hsieh.
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Darlings of the nonconformist wine movement such as Radikon, Marcel Lapierre and Frank Cornelissen are all given the space you'd expect, but there are also less familiar names like Subject to Change, a Forestville, Calif.
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The film is a reconstruction of a party (using various types of footage supposedly shot by guests and the paparazzi) held at the home of Jake Hannaford, a nonconformist film director, just before he dies.
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That brings us two exciting new additions to the Axe family: Taylor, a gender nonconformist who's making the leap from intern to staff; and Gus, the hypermasculine monster who's taking Wendy's place as in-house therapist.
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But moving into the middle of the 1950s, you can see official art losing ground to a new kind of subjectivism that at the same time is nowhere close what would later become nonconformist art in Russia.
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On "Beautiful Trauma," Pink is once again playing the part of the mainstream's favorite nonconformist, singing of insecurities and imperfect relationships replete with drinking and fighting, but with an idealism that shines through and ensures maximum marketability.
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Half of the Democratic caucusgoers preferred the nonconformist senator from Vermont over the tried and tested Clinton; two-thirds of the Republicans gave their votes to Cruz and other candidates who are estranged from G.O.P. cliques, elites and benefactors.
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The two sets of friends meet and become a friendly foursome, and before long are joined by many others to form a club of like-minded nonconformist kids and their pets, including an armadillo, a penguin, a bat and a giraffe.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEW BRUNSWICK, New Jersey—Thinking Pictures at the Zimmerli Museum at Rutgers University presents a broad selection of Moscow Conceptualist artworks from the famous Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of the Soviet Nonconformist Art.
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Her 2015 debut, "Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit," featured a collection of songs whose raucous, grungy exteriors belied their crystalline lyrics — lyrics that described a specific, defiant and nonconformist feminism instead of generic girl power.
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Armed with nothing but the Katy Kat COVERGIRL line (which was in fact created by Perry herself), makeup artist Brit Cochran helped us dream up four nonconformist beauty looks — including everything from purple lipstick to blue-tinged lashes — to unlock our inner badass.
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By then Moscow had become an unofficial capital of Soviet nonconformist art, where artists like Ilya Kabakov, Erik Bulatov, and Andrey Monastyrski were developing new methods in performance, conceptualism, painterly abstraction, and other art forms that had been banned by Soviet authorities.
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Images of the leaders were rarely used by nonconformist artists, who tended to avoid overt references to official ideology, inventing an arsenal of artful signs and gestures that appeared innocent but had subversive meanings that could be easily deciphered by sympathetic audiences.
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Instead, the village on Hempstead Harbor teems with buildings from the Victorian era, nonconformist confections that seem to clamor for attention: Shingles mix with clapboards, slate tiles are arrayed like flower petals, and wood trim, with curlicue carvings, offers the architectural equivalent of a doily.
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An American-educated political blue blood and a liberal-leaning nonconformist within the conservative governing party, he is trying to position himself as a contender for the country's top office while still departing from the party's right wing on issues like nuclear power and immigration.
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Weeks of staff departures in the West Wing, with the prospect of more to come, and days of turmoil and chaotic governance have left Trump more solitary than ever before, but also offer space for him to give his disruptive, nonconformist impulses free rein.
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But in a speech earlier on Friday Rosengren also referred to the economy as "nonconformist" because of its slow growth, and the general mood at the conference was that the sluggishness is largely the result of forces like aging and demographics that are unlikely to change.
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Secluded from the international art scene and working in self-imposed isolation from official Soviet art institutions, the nonconformist artists operated within small communities bound by close friendships and mutual loyalties, inventing artistic codes that were private and esoteric, yet strove to subvert the official ideology.
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They were born two years apart (Thatcher in 1925, my mother in 1927), came from modest, fiercely principled Nonconformist religious backgrounds, and saw life as a ladder that everyone must climb, from evil to goodness, from error to correction, from the lower social classes to the higher ones.
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After she and I broke up, I was married briefly to a man, but I have also had relationships with women—women who were not necessarily out because they were professionals in a world that's very hostile to women to begin with, but also with women who lead nonconformist lives.
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Upstairs, the home is filled with paintings and sculptures by his father, Oleg Prokofiev, who was a significant artist during the Nonconformist movement of Russian art, and the complete scores and works of his grandfather, the great 21792th-century Russian composer Sergei Prokofiev, whose repertoire includes the "Romeo and Juliet" ballet.
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It sits quietly where it can bask in the whims of sun and shadow, coaxing us to slow down, to look at a single work of art from different angles, and to have in this frenzied world what Mr. Larsen wishes for us: a chance, for a moment, to live a nonconformist life.
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If a "bro" is typically a white, muscled, douchey type of young male who likes to drink beer out of bongs, have sex with any moving object, and listen to Dillon Francis, then an "alt bro" is his subspecies counterpart: a nonconformist "anti bro" with more #woke liberal views, alternative tastes, and a developed sense of his free-spirited personal brand.
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Pääsuke is a maverick of sorts: Distant from the history of Soviet official art and the nonconformist response to it, as much as from the rigid influence of German abstract impressionism, Pääsuke is at home with the Surrealism and Fauvism of the Paris School, and blends photographic realism inflected by Magrittesque elements with a kind of Pop art sensibility which is so distinctively Baltic.
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Through voracious reading of French literature, Benjamin traced how Baudelaire's flaneur, a nonconformist and "illuminati," whom the poet himself found in Edgar Allen Poe's story "The Man of the Crowd" (292), was reinvented by Surrealist novels like Louis Aragon's Paris Peasant, Andre Breton's Nadja (26), and in the sensory shocks registered by the meandering narrator in Marcel Proust's introspective epic In Search of Lost Time (1913-1927).
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It's a breath of fresh air in an often stagnant scene, too; despite black metal's inherently nonconformist, rebellious nature, it's still rare to come across a black metal band that proudly circles that A instead of inverting the cross, even when one considers the enduring popularity of the underground RABM (red and black metal) movement and of bands like Iskra and Panopticon, who bring their own lefty politics to the fore.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Erik Bulatov, "Danger" (21950–22017), oil on canvas, 225 216/25 x 223 2531/224 inches, Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union (photo by Peter Jacobs, © 225 Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York / ADAGP, Paris)It's that time again: the autumnal art season is upon us, and we're bringing you Hyperallergic's New York Art Guide for fall 264.
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