I am but a mere mortal, with access to plebian skincare.
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At Plebian Design, his design studio, Lieberman and his team build room-sized installations that mess with a viewer's sense of perspective.
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But more than a few high-line buyers are looking in places you might not expect — like the more plebian Ford stand.
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That was vintage Joe Johnson, a sterile evisceration carried out by means of long-bombs, plebian runners, and blue-collar ankle breaking.
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When he writes, he reaches for the finest pen that taxpayer dollars can buy, because his noble fingers would apparently never deign to touch a plebian ballpoint.
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Like many popular and longstanding American phenomena—from football to racing cars—hunting and its roots are simultaneously aristocratic yet plebian, aspirational and visceral all at once.
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Simulating the movement of a flock of birds, Sosolimited's new larg-scale computational kinetic sculpture, Diffusion Choir, was designed and fabricated in collaboration with Hypersonic and Plebian Design.
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"You put one large object in there and suddenly all of the sight lines are gone," says Jeff Lieberman, founder of Plebian Design, who worked with Sosolimited to develop the idea.
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The Creators Project had the opportunity to hop on a Skype call with Sosolimited co-founder Eric Gunther, Plebian Design founder Jeff Lieberman, and Hypersonic founder, Bill Washabaugh, about the technology, engineering, and installation of Diffusion Choir.
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Expectations must thus be slightly lowered when the goods are confined to the spirits section of Terminal B. At the January gathering, for example, Asian wines were sampled; this included two bottles of rather plebian Jacob's Creek from Australia.
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Plebian Design is Lieberman's design firm, which has done projects like Quartet and Patterned by Nature, which is a sculptural ribbon wide and in length.
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Like most postmodernists in dance, Gordon employs pedestrian movement in his work,Jowitt, Deborah: > Gordon makes polished patterns out of shambling, plebian movement. Jowitt, Deborah (May 29, 1978) "'Don't You Wonder What He's Thinking?' 'No'" Village Voice but he is notable for his frequent use of spoken dialogue, even in "dance" pieces, as well as his Brechtian rejection of illusion coupled with an interest in theatricality.Banes, Sally: > In the debate on theatricality among post-Cunningham choreographers, Gordon > stands in favor of spectacle.
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Now, also it takes care of > the bourgeois carp or the plebian roach or any other humble citizen of the > river, even a member of the criminal classes like the pike, and it does not > insult them by calling them 'coarse fish', a name by which they are often > known; it speaks of them here as 'freshwater fish', and for the first time > their rights are recognised. They get some of the protection that was > formerly lavished only on their smart and fashionable compatriots.
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"Die Freiheiten des Priesters Roux", his 1967 biographical study of the executed radical priest Jacques Roux, turned out to be the first in a four-volume biographical study which provided a characteristically careful and detailed study of a man hitherto more usually consigned to a couple of paragraphs. For Walter Markov, Roux represented "a consistent plebian egalitarianism". The work gained for Markov a reputation in East and West Germany, and further afield, as a scholar prepared to shun "top-down" history in favour of history told "from the bottom upwards". An additional side-effect of his switch from Balkan to French history was the extent to which he was able to network internationally, notably with hist friends, the hugely influential French left-wing historian, Albert Soboul.
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