I could see things, but I didn't reflect upon them.
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I reflect upon this feeling a lot in my music.
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The exhibition also encourages visitors to reflect upon more recent controversies.
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Moreover, it forces the reader to reflect upon the occurring events.
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Lawmakers say this time empowers women to "reflect" upon their choice.
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She prefers to reflect upon the nature of portraiture and self-representation.
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Rather, it gives the subject another layer of relationships to reflect upon.
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That lost opportunity is something that I want people to reflect upon.
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"This case is something for Boeing to reflect upon," Mr. Haryo said.
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This is what the nation must reflect upon in the days beyond #ShowUpForShabbat.
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Yes, Rollerblades are dumb and dated, but they do not reflect upon you.
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I take the misspelling of Pollock to reflect upon the speaker, not the artist.
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Now, reflect upon your lists: What is the importance of safe spaces for you?
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This is an ideal time to reflect upon your life and set some new goals.
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Or are they just indicative of the moments artists generally choose to reflect upon themselves?
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Topics include: • Define and reflect upon the following terms: asylum-seeker, refugee, immigrant, migrant, expatriate.
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I reflect upon the relationship we establish with our environment through these cyclical and ephemeral materials.
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We've somehow survived until December and now it's time to reflect upon the eleven previous months.
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When the NBA goes through a collective bargaining process, player demands never reflect upon the coaches.
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Live performance is also a space to conjure and reflect upon the passage of time itself.
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The viewer is both hooked and perplexed, an interesting condition to dwell in and reflect upon.
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My soul is awash in a great flood of sorrow as I reflect upon your circumstance.
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Take some time to reflect upon your relationship and determine if it is really worth salvaging.
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The viewer needs to reflect upon the choices the artist made, the ordering principles that are upended.
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It's a good time to reflect upon your own relationship with nature, the mother of all inventions.
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These paintings are a way to reflect upon the scars that language has left on your body.
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Judges so far have pointed out how closely the court fights reflect upon current proceedings about Trump.
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There is no place that opens up, where viewers can reflect upon the object in front of them.
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It was a moment in history that allowed us to come together internationally and reflect upon our humanity.
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More importantly, at least to me, is that they give us something to think about and reflect upon.
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Today, on the anniversary of Carrie Fisher's death, seems like a good time to reflect upon it further.
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These works implicitly reflect upon the society and the bizarre nature of the times in which we're living.
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But before you dive into something new, make sure to take the time to reflect upon your values.
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I reflect upon the experiences that come with being a queer person of color growing up in America.
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Americans want a president who isn't afraid to look at and reflect upon the consequences of his decisions.
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We've had time to reflect upon our decisions, how we influenced one another, and what we'd do differently.
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It's a chance to reflect upon arrival at a virtual choice and how it might impact real-life ones.
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Lees uses her social media to reflect upon political developments from her point of view as a transgender feminist.
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For adults to pause and reflect upon the costs of war, they sometimes require confrontation with a child's suffering.
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Ultimately, the decision not to hear from new witnesses will reflect upon the senators themselves, not Roberts, say legal experts.
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Of course, that is what all good art does: it gets us to look and reflect upon this everyday act.
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And it is something that Senator Booker – a Rhodes scholar and Yale Law School graduate – may want to reflect upon.
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Winters's source for his forms is irrelevant because he makes them into something else: shapes to ponder and reflect upon.
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Then, select one from the list to write about or reflect upon: Why was it one of your favorites toys?
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"We urge Japan to squarely face up to and reflect upon its invasion history," Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said.
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" She considers this an opportunity to reflect upon the fact that "the life experience of older people has lost importance.
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It would seem like something he could reflect upon and view more objectively and decide whether to follow up on.
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This isn't just a chance to prepare for a new month — this is your chance to reflect upon the new year.
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"They should reflect upon Taiwan's relevant rules and Taiwan's political culture," Taiwan Affairs Office spokesman Ma Xiaoguang told reporters in Beijing.
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"We urge business managers and owners to reflect upon the treatment of individuals who seek to patronize your businesses," he added.
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As a former soldier in the Iowa National Guard, I often reflect upon my time in uniform, particularly around Veterans Day.
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Children "lack a meta-awareness about advertising and are unable to critically reflect upon their reactions to it," the study finds.
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When we reflect upon the 2014-2015 timeframe I don't think anyone will view this as a healthy period for our ecosystem.
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As is the case with new moons, Sunday night will be an opportune time to reflect upon personal changes you can make.
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This rare and wonderful opportunity to reflect upon my passing leaves me with no doubt that my first life was special indeed.
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Settlements, of course, don't reflect upon the quality or consistency of a party's argument; nor do they indicate that one side succeeded.
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As we look back on the Nixon resignation and his imperial presidency, it is worthwhile to reflect upon the statements of Rep.
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"China urges Japan to earnestly face up to and deeply reflect upon its history of militarism," she told a daily news briefing.
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These are works you do not scrutinize or reflect upon because there is really not much to examine, much less think about.
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Looking at those issues allows us to look at today's society through a different lens that maybe we can reflect upon ourselves.
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The course is built around nine surprising leadership principles that challenge conventional wisdom and help you actively reflect upon your own actions.
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When all the parts fit together, there is no ambiguity, nothing for us to reflect upon in that place between contemplation and bewilderment.
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Every month's full moon is cause for celebration and reflection, though what you celebrate and reflect upon may vary from month to month.
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"Conservatives" who oppose something that makes the market more free should reflect upon whether or not they are being honest about their motives.
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He had the ability to make me reflect upon who I was, not only as a comedian but, more important, as a person.
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The foundation hopes that A Beautiful Disorder will raise questions about China's relationship with the world as well as reflect upon contemporary Chinese culture.
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It's day two of the Adobe Summit in Las Vegas and it's time to reflect upon everything we've learned in the past 24 hours.
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As is the case with any seasonal change, the vernal equinox is a great time to reflect upon the year and what's to come.
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The Goethe Institut has invited artists to reflect upon memory and its loss, generating a variety of projects in seven cities across the continent.
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The pavilion, presented as an imaginary museum, will feature overlapping parts that reflect upon the layered themes of Maltese history, language, politics, and gender.
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But the stereotyping and overall narrow-minded attitude you describe is something you might want to gently ask these liberal intellectuals to reflect upon.
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"Try to make it fun: Get out of the house, have a glass of wine, and reflect upon your finances for the past month."
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I wanted to reflect upon all the really historic things you have accomplished on behalf of your loyal subjects, I mean, the American people.
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Prepare to reflect upon your inner thoughts on Tuesday when the Moon enters her 3rd quarter in courageous Leo at 4:10 p.m. EST.
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The pieces reflect upon the liberation and loneliness associated with road trips and playfully experiments with the longstanding traditions of landscape painting and photography.
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And it&aposs something that I think is causing a lot of -- causing people to pause and reflect upon their service in the intelligence community.
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"Intention, it's not just important at the beginning, it remains an important thing and is something to reflect upon on a daily basis," said Puddicombe.
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Just like the unbeloved task of creating an artist statement, many artists recoil at the request that they reflect upon or conceptually dismantle their work.
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The flashback format of the show allows viewers an intimate and disquieting view of their relationship as the characters reflect upon and recollect their partnership.
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You reflect upon this as you bask in the glittery cloak which has shimmered around your every movement during these months of falling in love.
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These are works that you see but do not scrutinize or reflect upon because there is really not much to examine, much less think about.
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"I took time to reflect upon my true values and believe this is the right time to make a change," Mullin said in the statement.
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It's usually only when I go to funerals that I reflect upon deaths past, present and future; most of the time I think about life.
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Germany, as it turns out, does not always find a way, something that Kroos and his teammates will now have four years to reflect upon.
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Now I don't really care about some critic's review, it's all just bollocks, but if you reflect upon some people's opinions, that could become your reality.
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I thought, if we're going to get together, we should capture it—at the very least to be able to listen back and reflect upon it.
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The holiday season and the glimmer of a new year always invite reflection on the year gone by, and 2016 has brought much to reflect upon.
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" According to the congressional record, the Senate Ethics Committee is meant to "receive complaints and investigate allegations of improper conduct which may reflect upon the Senate.
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Here, too, we must reflect upon the immense and terrible costs of our negligence: Scientists predicted more than a decade ago that these fires would happen.
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We as artists are charged and almost obligated to maintain culture and be a mirror for it, to reflect upon it and show our current times.
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In this she shares something with Charles Garabedian and Mary Frank, two other artists who recognized that myths could be a way to reflect upon contemporary civilization.
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Yun's paintings are for those who would reflect upon that engagement, rather than looking at a work only to register what is seen and then move on.
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When we think of the era that coined the word itself, we reflect upon the great amazons that ruled the world; see: Cindy, Naomi, Christy, and Linda.
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Obama paused amid his urgent advocacy for Hillary Clinton to reflect upon his own political trajectory, which after more than a decade is coming to a close.
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And I have said it before, and I will say it again here, I listen to the homily of every priest more intently and reflect upon it.
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So, while you recite your Hail Marys, you're supposed to reflect upon one of these scenes and learn a specific "grace" (a value or lesson) from it.
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I recognize that my answer might not feel like much of a solution, because I often recommend that they reflect upon the things that bring them meaning.
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" On suggestions that China was to blame for the cancellation of the summit, the Foreign Ministry said that instead of accusing China, others should "reflect upon themselves first.
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That's indicative of how much Gross's paintings and crayon drawings — done while she was living in New York — gave me to think about, reflect upon, and delight in.
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The United States should reflect upon its human rights situation at home and stop smearing China, ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said at a daily news briefing in Beijing.
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There is one thing that still makes them collapse inside when they reflect upon it all: the thought of their father in his last hour on that bed.
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But as viewers of art, we are entitled to poetic license, to reflect upon how artworks can speak to cultural dynamics that their creators might not have anticipated.
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"We urge the Canadian side to reflect upon their mistakes, conscientiously treat China's solemn position and concerns, and release Meng Wanzhou," Geng added, referring to the detained Huawei executive.
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The debate around the religious, cultural and political impact of Luther's reforms is still evolving: these works are asked only to reflect upon how he speaks to this era.
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Take time to reflect upon the hard work that led you to this hot, metal folding chair in the middle of a lawn, and pat yourself on the back.
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While worshippers are encouraged to reflect upon their commitment to their faith and the community throughout the season, Ash Wednesday services place a special emphasis on mortality and sinfulness.
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On Sunday, ESPN sportscaster Sara Walsh celebrated Mother's Day with her twins — but also took a moment to reflect upon the fact that things haven't always been so positive.
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They often reflect upon a darker time while standing in the glow of a newfound light, adding context and perspective borne from a successful campaign against their particular affliction.
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As I sit and reflect upon the adventures of Finn and Poe, I'm struck with anguish that John and Oscar have not been afforded the same caliber of companionship.
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But this can and should be a moment to reflect upon this failure of expertise — and to ask the bigger question: why do the experts keep getting it wrong?
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And there's as many answers as there are players, to the questions of how and why would you look through this phone, and they're invited to reflect upon them.
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"However, such gains are likely to be contained when markets reflect upon the marked shift away from the "establishment" and just how effective the new president may be," he added.
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But it is interesting to take those two artists as lenses through which to consider Lil Wayne and, furthermore, to reflect upon Lil Wayne's own legacy as a teen rapper.
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There is so much going on in Tenaglia's work, so much to think about and reflect upon, that I feel like I have just started to see what is there.
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"I would want to have a conversation with them as an adult so that I can reflect upon the image that I left for them to live with," Murray says.
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"Pakistan should reflect upon its decision to deviate from well-established international practice, as well as reconsider its old habit of misrepresenting the reasons for taking unilateral action," he said.
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"Pakistan should reflect upon its decision to deviate from well-established international practice, as well as reconsider its old habit of misrepresenting the reasons for taking unilateral action," he said.
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Girls, guys, doctors, teachers, performers, lawyers, accountants, you, and me would benefit immensely, taking a pause during our crazy lives to live in the present and reflect upon the moment.
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When asked about how the political environment was impacting the company, Carlsberg's CEO said the company wasn't going to reflect upon the geopolitical issues but recognized that these events were happening.
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That was Boone's only postseason appearance, but the Yankees went all the way to the World Series before falling to the Marlins, so he has some playoff experience to reflect upon.
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It puts a little bit of the onus on the audience, too, I think, because it forces them to reflect upon when and why they laugh at someone on stage self-deprecating.
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Whether it's a song, a film, a painting, or a performance, we gravitate towards stories because they help us reflect upon the world around us or transport us to a new one.
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While impressive in its scope and engagement with the era's tensions and limitations, the exhibition has left unfulfilled its potential to honor and reflect upon this layered legacy more boldly and inclusively.
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Your Saturn return is an opportunity to reevaluate how you relate to these points in your chart, reflect upon whether you're making any progress toward them, and, if anything, read your horoscope.
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Even as you celebrate the bounty of your year's "harvest," so to speak, be sure to reflect upon what you need to do to be present for the final months of 2016.
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We talk about it through contemporary culture, we reflect upon it through the classroom and literature, and that's why it's important to have the center and these classrooms and space for critical engagement.
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As we reflect upon the primary elections in West Virginia, Indiana, Ohio and North Carolina, it is apparent that Democrats stand a good chance of flipping the House in their favor this fall.
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Now safely back at sea-level altitudes, I reflect upon these experiences on the mountain and realize that these lessons can apply to most anyone that is striving to reach a business goal.
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Ultimately, a decision was made: Taking ownership of the name that came from outside the psychiatric hospital's walls was treated as an opportunity to reflect upon, deconstruct, and ultimately break the associated stigma.
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The key is to make sure that we can still see what's really going on, despite those preferences, and honestly reflect upon our biases when the outcome isn't what "makes sense" to us.
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When I worried that the mall food court smoothie was somehow maybe both too niche and too broad of a topic to reflect upon, the highly specific nostalgic yearnings of internet culture pulled through.
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"Hopefully, the focus on this unsavoury aspect of the incident may cause those who claim to love the game to reflect upon whether the practice of sledging is worthy of its participants," said Barnes.
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Unlike, say, Klee, he had no capacity to verbalize and reflect upon the nature of his own creativity in a systematically pedagogical fashion, and then to write it down for the benefit of others.
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With the Affordable Care Act (ACA) enrollment period coming to a close, we have an opportunity to reflect upon present challenges in our healthcare system and look to make improvements in the New Year.
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"It became this opportunity to take a few steps back, reflect upon my own history, my family's history, and to see it in this larger context of black history in this country," Williams said.
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"Letting students partake in the process of evaluating and giving feedback enables them to learn from the work of others, reflect upon the evaluation criteria in the course and [gain] skills in giving constructive feedback".
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It is possible to rearrange the pattern in the mind's eye, isolate a diamond made of blue and white triangles, for example, but that kind of looking doesn't necessarily give you much to reflect upon.
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Yet "Untitled" also seems perfectly suited to this exhibition; it has a timeless quality that offers a wonderful coda for visitors to reflect upon the current moment and their sense of belonging in the world.
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By avoiding food, drink, and bodily pleasures for an entire 24 hours, it's believed that people can better reflect upon the year to come and how they can make it better for themselves and others.
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That's fascinating, but not nearly as fascinating to me as the problem that undercuts these countless hours of HD footage that we'll one day want to reflect upon: how will we navigate all of it?
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That is why the many men I know in positions of power in the restaurant industry are expressing uncertainty in this moment while they reflect upon their past actions, unsure of how to behave now.
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"Those who have tried to downplay the potential influence these fake accounts had on American voters ought to reflect upon the many ways in which these messages were echoed and intensified across several platforms," Sen.
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It is heartening to see that he has taken such care and engaged so deeply with the city before attempting to interpret or reflect upon it — a courtesy that is rarely observed by relative newcomers.
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But we will need to reflect upon the things that we have done right as well as the things at which we have failed, because a significant portion of the society does not support us.
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After fans stopped crying over the fact that their beloved Cubs won the freaking 2016 World Series, they decided to reflect upon just how much has changed since the last time the team won in 1908.
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"The trip has been canceled and replaced instead by a meeting in France of our Iran club, so that we can reflect upon how to proceed in light of current events," said FIEV president Jacques Mauge.
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"The trip has been cancelled and replaced instead by a meeting in France of our Iran club, so that we can reflect upon how to proceed in light of current events," said FIEV president Jacques Mauge.
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Back then, questions ranged from specific queries about tensions in the Middle East and his response to the financial crisis, to broader requests for Bush to reflect upon his presidency and a path forward for the GOP.
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After months of late-night votes and bitter infighting, May urged lawmakers to take advantage of a break in parliamentary business until April 23rd - announced earlier in the day to cheers - and reflect upon the country's situation.
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Sure, watching the ball drop in NYC is a memorable way to celebrate, but traveling to somewhere slower-paced might just be what you need to decamp, reflect upon the past year, and get ready for 2018.
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We must instead take a moment to reflect upon those who are truly spreading hateful gospels against the Jewish people, and do everything in our power to ensure that they are weakened, silenced and eventually brought down.
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I don't think Williams is trying to convey a particular point of view so much as open a space where the viewer might reflect upon fraught, at times violent encounters in which no resolution is in sight.
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Williams uses caricature to invite viewers — whatever their political persuasion— to reflect upon how they see people of a race different from their own, as well as underscore the intolerance, distrust, and fear running throughout our everyday lives.
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"Given the IACC's desire for additional time to reflect upon the viability of its general membership category, Alibaba feels it best that Jack Ma postpone his appearance," Jennifer Kuperman, head of international corporate communications, said in a statement.
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Today, as I reflect upon my own experiences and prepare to vote for the very first time, I understand more than ever the tremendous power and potential we, the millennial generation, have at the ballot boxes this year.
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To take stock of these experiences, in 2016 the Goethe Institut initiated a regional project in which artists were invited to reflect upon memory and its loss, generating a variety of projects in seven cities across the continent.
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Better Living Through Criticism does not just discuss criticism and how it works or informs our lives; the book takes the form of its subject in order to better reflect upon it, modeling great criticism in the process.
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Voices are rarely raised in this gentle, tutorial exploration of xenophobia from the Obie Award-winning author of "Caught," and the audience is explicitly encouraged to reflect upon — rather than simply react to — what is said and done onstage.
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Roma offers us the opportunity to reflect upon the people in our own lives who support us and hold our families together and invites us to think about how we might care for the Cleos of the world differently, too.
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Any time I pass through the Grunewald S-Bahn station, in the leafy, placid Grunewald neighborhood, for example, I reflect upon the fact that this gloomy depot served as the major transit point for Jews from Berlin to the concentration camps.
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In front of national and often global audiences, the playing of our national anthem is an opportunity for our Men's and Women's National Team players and coaches to reflect upon the liberties and freedom we all appreciate in this country.
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As a longtime competitive figure skater and a university English professor, I find Longman's article relevant to one of my current college courses, "American Sports Stories," which looks to literature and culture to reflect upon the relationship between art and sport.
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I don't think that can ever be replicated, and we honor that time by not trying to duplicate, rather we can reflect upon the magic that was, and then support new artists who have something to say about our lives and times.
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The exhibition's introductory wall text explains in general terms how the project responds to colonial explorer Sven Hedin's 183 book, The Wandering Lake: Into the Heart of Asia, as a way to reflect upon bodies of water that are disappearing or in flux.
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But looking ahead to the next week of competition, there are some key things to reflect upon: The Olympics do not transcend politics: While the Olympic charter emphasizes universality and neutrality, the Rio Games have been marked by their acutely political moments.
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Citing Town of Greece, Judge Agee concluded that the commissioners' prayers at bi-monthly meetings are appropriate ways to "solemnise the occasion" and invite participants "to reflect upon shared ideals and common ends before they embark on the fractious business of governing".
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With a decade's worth of pop-punk songs, MTV shows about men kicking each other in the nuts and hilariously hyper-sexualized music videos to reflect upon, The Lonely Island brought not just fond ribbing but a splash of innocence to the table.
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He was one of my favorite interviews because he was able to go through the experience and take a step back later and reflect upon it and see they were all guilty of this—I recommend reading his medium post about it.
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However, when viewers look back on the 2020 Bachelor's final episode, "Season Finale, Part 2," it's unlikely they will reflect upon Peter Weber's upsetting breakup with "winner" Hannah Ann Sluss, or even his in-limbo relationship with first runner-up Madison Prewett.
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Two new shows at Aicon Contemporary in the East Village not only coincide with Gandhi's 150th birthday this month, but also provide insights into how Indian artists are trying to poke fun at his ubiquity and reflect upon the country of his birth.
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"This has been an extremely emotional decision, but after a recent personal loss, I took time to reflect upon my true values and believe this is the right time to make a change," Mullin said in a statement issued by the school.
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In commemorating the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, who 50 years ago today was felled by an assassin's bullet, it is important to look beyond the rage that erupted and use this opportunity to reflect upon the deeper meaning of his life.
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It was an unsettling experience to end in this room, though the layout of the exhibition suggested that this is where Misrach and Galindo wanted to bring the viewer, to a low-lit room where one could reflect upon one's experience, surrounded by their work.
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Over the Memorial Day weekend, the actor took to Instagram to reflect upon the early days of being on the set of "Game of Thrones" (GOT), explaining how he spent his break with a small budget, in between filming scenes for the hit show.
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Or do you make a point of saying, 'The way the President has spoken about McCain in the past has been deplorable, and I think his unwillingness to reflect upon what he means to our country and what he embodies is a real lost opportunity.
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All 43 Olympic Medal Events, RankedMy friend Danny always says that the Olympics is a great opportunity to reflect upon how we have…Read more ReadNBC will be streaming live, whether through a browser or through its NBC Sports app for set-top boxes and smartphones. BUT!
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If one were to passively reflect upon the seemingly limitless explosive power to instantly destroy, vaporize or incinerate cities, countries and massive swaths of territory or people -- images of quiet, flowing green meadows, peaceful celebratory gatherings or melodious sounds of chirping birds might not immediately come to mind.
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"I hope that this tour will inspire others to reflect upon and share their own stories—all the joys and sorrows, all the scars and renewals—so that together, we can better recognize that each of us, in our own way, is in a constant process of becoming," she added.
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In Episode 9 — Part 1 of the finale — Dennis and Frank (Danny DeVito) protest the trendy haircuts women are getting at a new salon next door, and in Episode 10 — which was inspired by Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" — Dennis and Charlie (Charlie Day) reflect upon their love for laser tag.
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Mitt Romney's supporters and detractors — those who believe our institutions have failed because of political subornation or who blame America's woes on the creep of the "deep state" — can pause and look half-way around the world to reflect upon the fact that America's greatest gift to the world, it's constitutional democracy, continues to inspire.
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READ: The 10 craziest things Trump said in his U.K. interview about Theresa May "What I reflect upon is when you see the retweets he's done of Britain First, amplifying messages of hate, giving credibility to far-right groups… what troubles people, including me, is the normalization of views that we find abhorrent," he said.
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The other thing that this museum-quality exhibition makes clear — and I think it is an important realization to reflect upon — is that Driskell never tried to fit in or accommodate his work to prevailing, white, avant-garde styles: he never became a Pop artist, Minimalist, Conceptualist, Pattern and Decoration painter, or Neo-Expressionist.
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If you are currently unfamiliar with toddlers, but considering acquiring one (for the long-term, or just a couple of hours while their parents go out and drink their faces off like they used to before that all was crushed by countless mundane responsibilities), it's wise to reflect upon the comparable characters you may have experienced thus far: 1.
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Walking back and forth in the corridor, turning this way and that, at a certain point, the works transport you beyond the realm of likeness into some other dimension of experience, where you reflect upon the different layers of time in which you exist, where the passage of time becomes the filter through which your life is experienced.
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At the project's outset, it seemed as though the result would reflect upon the easy consumption of sex brought about by the location-based dating-app revolution—apps like Grindr and Scruff, which make finding people nearby to chat with, meet, date, and hookup easier than ever, and which have changed a large swath of gay culture.
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Like many other residents of NYC, I witnessed the attacks and the collapse of the WTC towers, and I harbored conflicting thoughts about what should be done to heal the wound, so to speak: Regarding the appropriateness of the Viewing Platform, this is an issue — moral, ethical, and spiritual — that each of us has to reflect upon.
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In poem after poem, Stonecipher opens up a space in which readers can reflect upon what has been placed before them – a mosaic that is rigorous and elusive, a challenge to keep the whole in mind while remembering all the distinct elements, to recognize the different transactions or exchanges in the fluid world she evokes with preternatural precision.
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Melinda Crowley, a foreign service officer at the U.S. Embassy in Conakry during the outbreak, says that Ebola gave Guineans a chance to reflect upon and criticize some of their cultural practices — including the sale of bushmeat, such as monkeys and fruit bats, and the nearly universal cutting of girls — 97 percent in Guinea, the second highest after Somalia, at 98 percent.
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It was a safe space to rigorously debate and discuss the most vexing issues of the day in ways that weren't always comfortable, to reflect upon how we became who we are now as a country, to be confronted with the harrowing stories of those around us that often go unnoted, to learn, to think, to research, to challenge and be challenged.
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On Thursday, the National Memorial for Peace and Justice and the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, opened their doors to honor the thousands of lives lost to lynchings in the US. The memorial is a powerful reminder of the centuries of violence and racial inequality throughout US history, while offering a place of solace to reflect upon those who have lost their lives because of the color of their skin.
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Aiming to "reflect upon the primal, poetic and unpredictable bond we have with the natural world," the show fits easily within the theatrical genre, despite being presented in an art gallery Breaking Rainbows is really two shows stuck together; a casual performance about a ram and the woman who wants to buy him and a series of (largely) scripted vignettes, randomly ordered based on papers pulled from a bag.
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BOSTON — When their proximity to the inconceivable can be measured in months or years instead of mere days or weeks, the members of the St. Louis Blues will reflect upon one of the most extraordinary moments of not only their lives, or the team's 52 years in the N.H.L., but also the two and a half centuries since a pair of fur traders settled the city along the western banks of the Mississippi River.
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As the scale of the paintings makes evident, the point is not to fool your eye, but to invite you to reflect upon a given situation, whether it is five stacks of books with yellowing pages, rising from the painting's bottom until they reach the top, as in the square painting, "Stacked" (2017), or a pink inflatable ring floating on a pond, stranded in the lower right corner of the canvas, in "Becalmed" (2017), with weeds growing through the ring's hole.
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The Next Day (2013) reviewed as one of the greatest rock comebacks ever; the release of a series of portentous music videos that recall and reflect upon his artistic career; the recently released, Sue (Or In A Season Of Crime) from his compilation album spanning 50 years of recorded work on Nothing Has Changed (2014), and the record-breaking David Bowie Is global exhibition tour, which moved on from Melbourne's Australian Center for the Moving Image (ACMI), to the Groninger Museum in the Dutch city of Groningen in December.
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It is, of course, difficult not to contemplate time when one is speaking of recovery, from any illness; one hopes there are stations of progress to which he can look forward to, or reflect upon, fondly, when in the end things seem to have turned out O.K. Sometimes, when I am sitting around in therapy, or pedaling the elliptical at the gym, the thought will occur to me, not always, but from time to time, nothing serious, just a passing thought, a question — and I will think: Where am I?
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I use it to jot down my deepest thoughts and shallowest jokes; to rant and to vent; to come to terms with new ideas I'm playing with, ideas that need time to marinate in secret before they're ready for the world; and to collect and reflect upon all the weird and crazy and touching artifacts of life in this bracing historical moment: screenshots of texts with my wife, audio recordings of my kids singing in the car, dumb jokes from my work Slack, and so, so, so many selfies.
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She invites us to reflect upon the sophisticated themes of Victor Hugo's full text of "Les Misérables" and accompanying illustrations by Émile Bayard, and how it has become sanitised and sentimentalised among today's audiences by the popular musical (and the Bayard image cropped for its logo.) The scope covers the Irish Potato Famine of the mid 19th century, prompting an intriguing study on memorials dating to as recently as 2016, to photography by Dorothea Lange of New York's Bowery in the 1930s, which formulates as living memory and a precursor to modern photojournalism.
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But Pope Francis explains that even in the face of substantial contradictions between the Gospel and the existential life of a disciple, the inexorable logic of divine grace seeks ever more progressive reintegration into the full life of the Church … … In conversation with a priest, the believer with humility, discretion, and love for the Church and its teachings seeks to reflect upon their level of responsibility for the failure of the first marriage, their care and love for the children of that marriage, the moral obligations which have arisen in their new marriage, and possible harm which their returning to the sacraments might have by undermining the indissolubility of marriage.
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