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  1. relating to society and politics
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What were the sociopolitical conditions that helped pave the way?
The attitude invariably felt more adolescent provocateur than sociopolitical gadfly.
It traces an arc from sociopolitical resentment to personal growth.
Waste disposal is a sociopolitical issue, not a technical problem.
Today, there are close binds between art and sociopolitical engagement.
But they also mine sociopolitical and gender anxieties like Jackson did.
Since they were created, superheroes have functioned as sociopolitical fairy tales.
Modern social scientists conclude that race is merely a sociopolitical construct.
Pettibon's work coheres in its constant critique of American sociopolitical issues.
Media today ignore the responsibility to guide a nation's sociopolitical discourse.
Nor does it provide easy answers for its myriad sociopolitical questions.
It's hard to be both a thriller and a sociopolitical commentary.
And inflation is always — regardless of sociopolitical outlook — a monetary phenomenon.
We are in the second wave of Afrofuturism, and it's also sociopolitical.
Who knew there was such riveting sociopolitical drama behind those velvet ropes?
Post-apocalyptic art surges during times of environmental, sociopolitical, and technological anxiety.
However, support for closer economic relations does not extend to sociopolitical integration.
A stormy sociopolitical climate played to the strengths of seasoned media companies.
We do not make art in a vacuum isolated from sociopolitical context.
It retains all of its power as a sociopolitical statement about black womanhood.
Many of the young protesters are demonstrating against a maelstrom of sociopolitical woes.
In the current sociopolitical climate, this has become even more of a necessity.
But the glossy surface of greater economic ties cannot mask dark sociopolitical realities.
Test the strength of your sociopolitical convictions on this lunk of inorganic matter!
This slow digestion seems at odds with the urgency of our sociopolitical moment.
Absent the intervention of many other sociopolitical acts, poetry won't save your life.
"She loved Germany, and wrote sociopolitical and geopolitical pieces for us," he said.
Art history is about context; it's about the sociopolitical environment that produces art.
Radical art that fundamentally challenges our sociopolitical assumptions is necessary, to be sure.
Editor's note: W. Kamau Bell is a sociopolitical comedian, featured on Kamau Right Now!
Through simple storytelling, they provide humanistic insights into the grander sociopolitical narratives of history.
The mood of many of these was somber, and several offered overtly sociopolitical themes.
But localities where tusi ruled were allowed to retain their distinct, traditional sociopolitical structures.
Support for such policies are especially meaningful in America's current sociopolitical climate, she added.
Unlike a viral disease, the root causes of VAWG are sociopolitical, like gender inequality.
And the more engrossing the sporting spectacle, the more powerful is that sociopolitical one.
In Mexico foregrounds Höfer's images as records of a site's architectural and sociopolitical history.
The sociopolitical events of the 2000s can only be recalled through documentaries, news, and interviews.
That their journey is as much sentimental as it is geographical and sociopolitical is brilliant.
Yup, we're nothing if not versatile, transitioning seamlessly from sociopolitical commentary to ball-related banter.
That work is masculinist and modernist, with just a dash of sociopolitical awareness for flavor.
It is very, very funny and frequently strange, while also quite cutting about sociopolitical topics.
"The polling will be more erratic with these sociopolitical changes and new technologies," said Zogby.
The second is sociopolitical: How did a civilized society come to embrace Hitler's extreme ideas?
But sociopolitical or aesthetic provocation is more of a side effect than a primary aim.
This current fascination may attest as well to a saturnine swing in the sociopolitical consciousness.
Our economic situation and the sociopolitical situation have, in a way, been worse than María.
A few songs on the White Album reacted to the turbulent sociopolitical climate of 1968.
Almost none of this is believable, neither the aggression nor the feints at sociopolitical relevance.
Sociopolitical art is everything that we do … For me, myths are the reality of cultures.
More urgently, the play suggests a bleak sociopolitical future that is within the realm of possibility.
It costs a lot of money to stay sane and healthy in this current sociopolitical hellscape.
Previous albums took an overt path to sociopolitical commentary and humanity's adverse effects on the Earth.
Which is fair: The Chainsmokers don't see dance music as avant-garde theater or sociopolitical provocation.
Together, the film connects personal frustrations with a sociopolitical climate, which feels particularly relevant right now.
That being said, it is worth understanding the sociopolitical movements that were underway in both films.
Carrie Mae is a committed champion of photography and its ability to pierce the sociopolitical landscape.
The United Nations' Global Study on Homicide establishes three types of murders: criminal, interpersonal and sociopolitical.
Each community was tied to its own sociopolitical-cultural network, called "pillars," or zuilen in Dutch.
The sociopolitical dynamic between these classes of people has reached a tipping point when the series opens.
The readers are meant to start larger conversations on sociopolitical issues, and particularly emphasize critical race studies.
This essay collection explores schizophrenia, "the archetypal disorder of lunacy," as a sociopolitical, medical, and personal phenomenon.
Together, they help clarify and address the sociopolitical issues that are as ubiquitous and complex as water.
But it always was an international boundary and as such subject to the day's prevailing sociopolitical anxieties.
Around the world, people are grappling with some of the most pressing sociopolitical issues of our time.
Born in Turkey, Cennetoğlu is undoubtedly accustomed to hotly contested debates on immigration and its sociopolitical effects.
Many far-right groups espouse hateful rhetoric, and organize threatening responses to sociopolitical issues that can turn deadly.
In Europe, sales to tourists are expected to fall due to sociopolitical uncertainties, Chief Executive Frederic Cumenal said.
Rather, glass is used to highlight sociopolitical subjects or allude to biological forms, some mesmerizing and others grotesque.
Unlike Catholics, Pentecostals have no unified theology of the state, nor any well-formulated programme for sociopolitical reform.
Environmental degradation and scarcity have long played important roles in sociopolitical unrest, conflicts, mass migrations and refugee crises.
"Collective participation in the homeland security apparatus serves a broader sociopolitical function than simple intelligence gathering," Reeves explains.
But lately the chant has made its way to groups on the other side of the sociopolitical spectrum.
For example, if billions of people are displaced from their homes, the result will be immense sociopolitical pressures.
She is more invested in banal and shallow provocation than engaging with sociopolitical issues in a thoughtful manner.
This beloved dramedy, directed by Stephen Frears, tackles homophobia, racism and sociopolitical inequality with one too many subplots.
The series started out in 2013 as home-invasion horror, but rapidly realized its potential for sociopolitical commentary.
No amount of scientific explanation or sociopolitical theorizing is going to console the mother of the stabbed boy.
How did you want to talk about class in the middle of all of these other sociopolitical dynamics?
Though let's bear in mind that I was 8 and possibly not keenly attuned to the sociopolitical zeitgeist.
Much happens, but in fragments that slide together as the family and larger sociopolitical forces come into focus.
Thus, stripped of their utilitarian and didactic essence, letters evolve into emblems of sociopolitical mockery on a global scale.
Spiraling patterns can be found in nature, in the day-to-day, as well as in the sociopolitical realm.
More important is the result of his thought process:  Mostel talks about new sociopolitical messages in Pollock's drip paintings.
I believe strongly in the sociopolitical power of the genre, and I've argued in its favor on numerous occasions.
Facebook's original pivot towards the public realm made a huge sociopolitical mess that he's still trying to clean up.
Pop culture has not only taken over America's entertainment world, it is now running the nation's broader sociopolitical sphere.
Both of the rapper's shoe styles reference his rough Compton, CA childhood, while simultaneously commenting on current sociopolitical issues.
Radicalization is the process by which individuals (or groups) come to adopt extremist views, particularly sociopolitical or religious views.
Krishen Khanna's "News of Gandhiji's Death" (1948) provides a striking sociopolitical image of India immediately following Mahatma Gandhi's assassination.
The firm's barometer of consumer sentiment and sociopolitical stability has registered a steady decline since the end of 2016.
The Walking Dead Another 15 weeks of zombie mayhem, sociopolitical metaphors and undiluted Daryl funk have come and gone.
"There are so many ways to use fashion and clothing to make sociopolitical commentary—this isn't it," one wrote.
Internal conditions are conducive to a fundamental sociopolitical transformation, and the Iranian people are rising up and demanding democracy.
The episode is kept from becoming a sociopolitical screed in the way Brooker, Bridges, and Haynes broaden that depiction.
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She's also remained silent through the globally recognized Women's March, President Donald Trump's controversial rhetoric, and countless other sociopolitical issues.
"In the current sociopolitical climate, it is amazing to be asked to do this piece in the Midwest," Cassils said.
While not all of the works on view inhabit political roles, many address questions pertaining to our current sociopolitical climate.
Despite Vida's intricate sociopolitical and cultural backdrop, the daughters, drowned in the aftermath of Vidalia's death, are not tragic Latinas.
Italy and Spain are also experiencing fiscal difficulties at the time of slowing growth, high unemployment and unsettled sociopolitical conditions.
Why did the Stones assimilate into mainstream culture after years of making music on the vanguard of a sociopolitical rebellion?
In that survey I would probably show as liberal, but that does not come close to explaining my sociopolitical beliefs.
The same sociopolitical dynamics are at work for Singles Day, except they increasingly include the product-buying audience at home.
Some may think that given the current sociopolitical climate, it's better to avoid those who have alternate points of view.
Safe spaces are so important because in our current sociopolitical climate, almost every aspect of our lives is under attack.
Titus Kaphar's "Shifting the Gaze" (22020) looks to unearth stories from the past that inform or shape our sociopolitical present.
Hugo, 210, grew up at the tail end of apartheid, witnessing South Africa's sweeping sociopolitical changes in the early 1990s.
Her recent work includes a collection of jazz covers, and her latest album, "Revolution," tackles a range of sociopolitical topics.
Effacement, redaction, and illegibility are all shown as tactics that artists can employ to combat, highlight, or heal sociopolitical invisibility.
The exhibition also overturns the seeming naïveté of "kawaii," Japan's signature brand of cute, to reveal assertions of sociopolitical frustration.
In a city where decorative glass art is embarrassingly popular, Glasstress at the Boca Raton Museum of Art highlights sociopolitical subjects.
During such turbulent sociopolitical times, we're excited about the prevalence of a color that stands for hope, discovery, limitlessness, and reflection.
No, background atmospheric conditions are never "the cause" of a weather event, much less a complex sociopolitical event like armed conflict.
But the former has an expansive global reach and broad sociopolitical impact — making it perfect fodder for the latter's critical eye.
If spiritual links among these stakeholders are strong, so are ideological differences and sociopolitical rivalries, which can, and have, turned lethal.
Now 28, Ms. Maclean has acquired a reputation for skewering sociopolitical tendencies with works that are by turns creepy and cute.
The museum's Classical Greek and Roman galleries are also full of fascinating objects, yet similarly refuse to tell a sociopolitical story.
Marika frames her life as an extension of a domestic scene that doubles as an allegory for the larger sociopolitical sphere.
The sociopolitical struggle between Mother Nature and man is complicated by the gender implications of the exhibition's title and witch references.
I specifically refer to settlers as "the non-Indigenous peoples living in Canada who form the European-descended sociopolitical majority," a.k.a.
Our proposal satirized the sociopolitical and economic crisis of a fictional future wasteland on the dystopian tropical island of Puerto Rico.
It's a rare gift to be a prominent voice within a global conversation, especially in a time defined by sociopolitical Balkanization.
The mystery plot has a sociopolitical dimension, as the murders turn out to be part of a pattern of hate crimes.
In an increasingly repressive sociopolitical climate, wearing leather and sexy lingerie can signal rebellion, or a willful identification with the prostitute.
The love songs on this album move with a lower viscosity than the sociopolitical provocative funk she had previously been doing.
For a more complete understanding of Britain's ongoing sociopolitical crisis, I turned to Elizabeth Paton, a reporter in our London bureau.
When our neighbors approach us on the sidewalk, they do so as idiosyncratic individuals, rather than as embodiments of sociopolitical categories.
The NYPL says that changes in the sociopolitical climate of the country have also given the book relevance over the decades.
In a currently divisive, often chaotic sociopolitical climate, "space exploration offers a vision of escape that's really appealing," Mr. Wilson said.
In the early 2000s Law, then an archbishop, was a prominent — if at times controversial — figure on the Boston sociopolitical scene.
The general consensus is that the Mayan collapse was caused by a number of things, including disease, war, and other sociopolitical conflicts.
But for a woman artist working with dolls, any sociopolitical critique was softened and complicated by the nostalgic recall of girlhood play.
In The White Road de Waal traces the origins of porcelain throughout China, Germany, and England, exploring the material's complicated sociopolitical histories.
Mr. Haggard died last week, at 79, leaving behind a rich and varied legacy: sociopolitical protester, playful historian, dismissive dissenter and more.
Though one could search for a more specific sociopolitical argument in the work, Madani's cartoon forms beg for a more universal reading.
On Documentary Abstraction, a show at ArtCenter/South Florida, asserts that abstraction — in painting, sculpture, and film — can document the sociopolitical zeitgeist.
Their work takes on sociopolitical but also personal subjects while presenting a range of photographic techniques from over the last 20 years.
A Seat at the Table is an album that is indisputably Black, inspired with and by sociopolitical issues that affect Black peoples.
Dapper Dan carries on this tradition of the delightful, even when you are in the interesting sociopolitical reality that is black identity.
Here, as elsewhere, the artist uses photography to capture a carefully constructed moment of violation, interrogating and defying sociopolitical norms and structures.
There are plenty of basic sociopolitical problems with this setup, but, like, it's at least an efficient first act of a movie.
Often responding to sociopolitical conditions, the artists in this exhibition project voice and language, and make use of responsive and vernacular materials.
" For people trying to navigate their own wry cynicism and emotional upheaval during a turbulent sociopolitical moment, the external trigger keeping "Mr.
Many of the exhibition's works address pressing sociopolitical issues, but in ways that are visually and formally alluring and, frankly, often pleasing.
The degree of softening or moderating such a system has no significant bearing on the fundamental sociopolitical and economic trajectory of Iran.
In Otherwise Obscured, effacement, redaction, and illegibility are positioned as tactics that artists can employ to combat, highlight, or heal sociopolitical invisibility.
The ensuing story line is "Empire" at its most ruthlessly entertaining — a dizzying mix of pop-culture references and sociopolitical button-pushing.
The archive truly does its work when certain historical currents or broader sociopolitical concerns are bought to life at the same time.
Alfredo Jaar is a Chilean-born conceptual artist whose wide-ranging work tackles issues related to social injustice, inequality and sociopolitical division.
But the two albums also share an emphasis on black self-sufficiency — on "Lemonade," the argument was sociopolitical; here, it's largely financial.
Though many of the works allude to sociopolitical realities and global histories, they're presented less as didactic truths than as stories to intuit.
As we get deeper into the Winter, both of January and of complete sociopolitical collapse, remember what J.R. and J.C. have taught us.
Is it disrupting the contemporary fascist from perpetuating mutated forms of the sociopolitical in our present and his posited futures for a people?
"Like the election of Trump, the rise of Bolsonaro is not a cause, but a symptom of deeper sociopolitical roots," Teixeira told me.
In other words, unpacking the sociopolitical context for terrorism helps political actors make better decisions by learning from the mistakes of the past.
Twentieth century sociopolitical observer Eric Hoffer warned that public discussion is harmed as much by omission of information as by exaggeration or inaccuracy.
A coral depends on its entire context — its ecosystem, the mineral content of the surrounding water, the sociopolitical climate of nearby human populations.
But he has served as its leading advocate at key points, describing "Contemporary Muslim Fashions" as a "seismograph" for a particular sociopolitical moment.
A few elements are glossed over too lightly, as if perhaps Subramanian is afraid of the current or future sociopolitical climate in India.
For years I poured my opinions, musings and outrage onto my timeline, believing I held an indispensable place in a vital sociopolitical experiment.
Their clichéd, often sensationalist approach to criminality leaves a vacuum for works that consider the broader sociopolitical factors and implications of their subjects.
But what begins as a melodic narrative of infidelity boldly turns into a sociopolitical and artistic declaration of black women's resistance and power.
It's trying for something — in my opinion, something better — which is to be a commentary with a sociopolitical element, from a creative perspective.
"We're the only Muslim and Arab country that has remained faithful to its sociopolitical ideals of solidarity with the poor and marginalised," he says.
Mr. Forte resisted the suggestion that "The Last Man on Earth" suits the current sociopolitical climate, which seems to have doomsday in the air.
The show is not a procedural, like another DC origin story, "Gotham," but rather a sociopolitical drama examining a world being divided into classes.
If that sounds to you like a book that serves as a perhaps unwitting analog for the current sociopolitical era, you're not far off.
Soon, she joined the roster with her corporeal, three-dimensional work that scrutinized impositions on womanhood, subverting the female silhouette and its sociopolitical undertones.
The romantic comedy and sociopolitical polemic aspects of "Made in China" may not always be smoothly integrated, but the show's visual allure never ceases.
But the group's music — sharp, sociopolitical rhymes set to impossibly cool jazz arrangements — has become a touchstone for generations of younger hip-hop artists.
And should book publishers and entertainment companies be more careful about the products they send out into the world in a tense sociopolitical atmosphere?
It's also an analogue for dying rural ways and steadily encroaching sociopolitical shifts that go unnoticed for years until suddenly all hell breaks loose.
Weems grounded these sweeping questions in the realities of today's sociopolitical landscape, pointedly addressing the sexism and racism she's long explored in her art.
Well, no matter the content of my disclaimers, my "Cloud Blossoms" drawings, however devoid of concept or active sociopolitical commentary, do exist for a reason.
The sociopolitical climate of the electorate and deep-seated attitudes of a populous, Batman reminds us, is as important, if not more so, than numbers.
But Patagonia's long history of efforts to better the environment separates the retailer from others that have only embraced sociopolitical causes since the 26 election.
Current exhibitions by Julie Mehretu and Mark Bradford could expand and update Mostel's category of abstract, all-over paintings that expose outrageous American sociopolitical dynamics.
He told me at the time that this was a reaction to America's current sociopolitical environment, and his own experience being attacked at the hospital.
As a sociopolitical minority―a woman who is disabled, not heterosexual, and from the outskirts of town―I'm here to show everyone that I exist.
It needs to be an informed dialogue, whereby questionable information is verified, and greater interest is taken by Washington in Morocco's sociopolitical development, broadly speaking.
You have your fair share of light-hearted songs, but MW has always railed against oppression and political/religious corruption in your more sociopolitical lyrics.
Detached almost to the point of appearing clinical, Sander's photography offers no explicit critique of Weimar Germany's economic and sociopolitical climate or considerable class divides.
But in Mahathir's Malaysia in the late 1980s and into the 1990s, even as art took a decidedly sociopolitical turn, galleries flourished, as did theater.
She was uncertain of the reception she would find in the United States, keenly aware of a sociopolitical climate that can be hostile to outliers.
Those interested in doing so will find in Solomon-Godeau's historicizing method an engaging framework to rethink how aesthetics and sociopolitical aspects of art connect.
The name of the album, of course, nods to Sly Stone's 2100 masterwork "There's a Riot Goin' On," released at another time of sociopolitical turmoil.
Extra-long captions can be an outlet for news or, in darker instances, hate-mongering and sociopolitical extremism, as Taylor Lorenz observed in The Atlantic.
Weaving together interviews with archival footage and performances, the show reflects on the members' lyrical genius, entrepreneurship and sociopolitical consciousness, which still resonates with audiences.
More interesting than all the sociopolitical and physical carnage is the leitmotif that ties it to the rest of the investigation: imagery involving the eye.
All the artists, whether established or emerging, like to get their hands dirty, creating a sociopolitical atmosphere of engagement and resistance to the status quo.
While exceptionally imaginative and wide-ranging in their historical and sociopolitical references, the works in this lavish, two-floor exhibition are more kitschy than visionary.
The filmmakers accompany them on their sales trips and meetings, creating a fascinating portrait of a suburban America seemingly untouched by the era's sociopolitical reckoning.
In articles about the director or his work, including a magazine article in this newspaper, it's become a routine object of aesthetic and sociopolitical inquiry.
The sociopolitical climates of Tijuana and Chiapas might be assumed to be strikingly different, but Webb's images do not capture conflicts specific to their locales.
" On the contrary, Catland co-owner and creator of the hex Dakota Bracciale, believes the ritual will be an act of "spiritual solidarity and sociopolitical resistance.
These sororities each have long histories that are intrinsically tied to black sociopolitical activism and the rise of the suffragette movement in the early 20th century.
You can try to map their objective onto the real world, if you want, or you can just enjoy the sociopolitical dynamics of the film itself.
Last season, Ashish exclaimed that he felt like he'd staged his own funeral with a more somber and dark collection that reflected our turbulent sociopolitical times.
Born into a perfect storm of sociopolitical context, She's Gotta Have It is more than its circumstances or the sum of its parts; it's just good.
Figuring out how to think better, how to organize sociopolitical institutions to absorb new evidence and translate it into useful knowledge, is more techne than episteme.
He sees missing one of the major sociopolitical events of the twentieth century as decisive—had he been there, perhaps he would have stayed in Germany.
But in Dr. Mahathir's Malaysia in the late 1980s and into the 1990s, even as art took a decidedly sociopolitical turn, galleries flourished, as did theater.
Honestly, as someone who considers herself to be a very political person, Cannibal Corpse is not the band I look to for in-depth sociopolitical commentary .
In regulated and semi-regulated markets, investment decisions are often based on long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) influenced by backroom lobbying and other sociopolitical pressures.
Yet its sociopolitical concerns — primarily around indigenous land rights — are muted and muddled by a script that favors manly grunting and moody looks over clarifying dialogue.
Salaam Reads books like "Yo Soy Muslim" and the forthcoming "Salam Alaikum" were conceived, in part, in response to a turbulent sociopolitical climate, Ms. Jaffery said.
Joaquin Phoenix used his Best Actor win at the 2020 Oscars on Sunday to continue his awards-season trend of putting sociopolitical issues in the spotlight.
The Instituut, with its focus on design objects and digital culture, proved a good fit for exploring the evolution of the hoodie as a sociopolitical carrier.
Ms. Leonard suggested that this season's shift in tone may have less to do with making a sociopolitical statement than with acknowledging a taste for escapism.
Intersectionality is a method of analyzing identity and power (often used by feminist scholars and activists) that reveals how people experience sociopolitical privilege and oppression simultaneously.
Budweiser could not have foreseen the roiling sociopolitical debate that would be unfolding when the ad aired, shortly after President Trump moved to sharply limit immigration.
Baldwin was African-American; I was a white kid in the process of working my way through the sociopolitical dynamics of all that through reading him.
Last May, Iranians re-elected president Hassan Rouhani, a reformist leader, in hopes he will slowly edge Iran toward a more open and progressive sociopolitical culture.
If Cuarón doesn't offer up the answers to Brody's questions, it's probably because Roma's intention isn't to instruct anyone on the sociopolitical realities of 1970s Mexico.
Sociopolitical feedbacks are as difficult to predict as biophysical feedbacks — we are just as ignorant about how close they may lie — but they are just as dangerous.
When meme makers are engaged in anarchistic sociopolitical upheaval, the memes themselves — as well as the freewheeling space of remix culture itself — become tools for this anarchy.
The Chicago-born artist is an adept observer of contemporary urban life ranging from sociopolitical realities and abuses of power to celebrity culture and the news media.
There comes a time in the midst of a turbulent sociopolitical climate and rising international tensions when humanity needs to unite, to rally against a common enemy.
But it's telling that on a site where the biggest problems are increasingly sociopolitical, the responses from the staff seem to be about small, incremental technical changes.
Interestingly, despite the clear sociopolitical undertones of the lyrics, the video opts to manifest the blueness of the "little guy" in the form of little blue guys.
Second, Khamenei has ensured that the economic bedrock for sociopolitical transformation or reform will not materialize as long as the velayat-e faqih regime remains in power.
More importantly, it has been used for decades as a powerful rallying cry for peace and unity in times of sociopolitical upheaval and tragedy around the world.
The director, George Nolfi, who wrote the script with several others, tries to fill in the larger sociopolitical picture while keeping the story grounded in the personal.
After "Zombie," the Cranberries lost much of their pop audience as their late-1990s albums grew harsher and more concerned with sociopolitical messages than with love songs.
Emily: It's interesting how you describe the way the show frequently turned the characters of color into "stand-ins" for certain news stories or other sociopolitical moments.
Instead, she captures a sense of what the poet Fred Moten calls the "fugitive" nature — elusive out of necessity — of black sociopolitical resistance in the United States.
Call it solidarity in partisanship — a longing for clear lines that cut across policy issues, rather than a wet blanket of consensus that covers over sociopolitical fractures.
But unlike the anthropological lens of Ms. Livingston, which some have called exploitative, Mr. Bratton's series offers an insider's view on the sociopolitical nuances of today's scene.
" Despite the playfulness and material simplicity of Mr. Le Parc's work, she added, he has always had a sociopolitical agenda, seeking ultimately to "democratize the artistic experience.
It was a speech that read as the ultimate thesis of "Lemonade," and as a sociopolitical commentary about her artistic intention and the status of the world.
"I'm much more interested in the intersection of football with these sociopolitical questions than the latest scores or transfer rumors or Mourinho-related drama," Joe Klonowski wrote.
For one thing, the textured accents seem to be a way of celebrating the softer side of dressing in what feels like a tougher, harder sociopolitical climate.
I don't think Vice Principals is meant to be read primarily as a work of sociopolitical critique, or even as a show about white men in general.
The exhibition's presentation at Umm el-Fahem Art Gallery, located in the largest Arab majority city within Israel's pre-1967 borders, is integral to its sociopolitical resonance.
But, regardless of the creators' sociopolitical leanings, plot lines surrounding Islamic extremists and chemtrails—in addition to transphobic jokes and arguments against vaccination—can't be considered entirely innocuous.
Frieze Masters, where art from before the 27th century is for sale, raises questions about the sociopolitical role of art fairs and what small galleries gain by participating.
It is a new way of thinking about how the intersection of representation and abstraction can be translated into sociopolitical critique in the context of the digital age.
But the main lesson is not about the specifics of energy analysis at all — it's a sociopolitical lesson, about how energy modeling is used by journalists and policymakers.
Now, we can harp on the negative sociopolitical implications of vegan and organic restaurants, and how they often unfortunately tend to fit the stereotype of the white bourgeoisie.
Jessica Jones and Luke Cage get to keep their quips and their colors, but lose the intimate stakes and sociopolitical commentary that made their individual shows so interesting.
My attempts to suss out what she'd actually been up to since the release of her last album, 2010's Swanlights, were yielding nothing but further sociopolitical commentary.
From my point of view, the sociopolitical problems of displacing one-third of the world's population, which could significantly exacerbate wars and violence, should be taken very seriously.
The once playful tint of fragile ballerinas, Bubble Yum and Malibu Barbie has flexed some muscle of late, taking on overtones of sociopolitical protest, transgression and unalloyed eroticism.
Yet another speech on the evils that plague the city isn't delivered by a knowing scoundrel like Byrnes or Kelly, nor by a sharp sociopolitical analyst like Joanna.
He is a student of hip-hop history and a keen sociopolitical observer who plumbs both bravado and paranoia; his gravelly voice rumbles over muted, jazz-inflected beats.
"Arab countries have sociopolitical problems that trump the Palestinian cause," said Ziad A. Akl, a senior researcher at the Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies in Cairo.
Despite the larger sociopolitical movement, I don't believe that more survivors have been enabled within their companies to step forward to report workplace harassment and discrimination, even now.
They're not a political tract, and George Lucas is not a scholar of political movements, but I think he's put his finger on some of the sociopolitical backdrop.
NeoRealismo: The New Image in Italy, 21955–21946 is a comprehensive survey of how photography transitioned from a propagandistic tool to an ethnographic document of Italy's changing sociopolitical landscape.
Many of the artists involved center their creative practice around their sociopolitical ideologies — something they say the museum disrespected and patronized by hosting the event. Best. Protest. Slogan. Ever.
Being a black female MC today means an introspective look at what it truly means to be both an artist and a black woman in our current sociopolitical climate.
Though there may not have been much color, save for flashes of red, Ashish's signature use of sequins reminded us of the need for optimism in frightening sociopolitical times.
In such turbulent sociopolitical times, we ought to celebrate individualism, energy, creativity, and optimism, and our wardrobe can and should be an instantly gratifying and uplifting outlet for such.
Known for producing sensitive work underscored by the absurd, her long-term projects focus on gender, representations of otherness, dispossession and ever-shifting sociopolitical dynamics in the Middle East.
In the 1985/1986 comic mini-series The Dark Knight Returns, Frank Miller famously recast Batman as a heedlessly violent vigilante determined to throw down a corrupt sociopolitical infrastructure.
And the result was that Witness, regardless of how personal it may or may not have felt to Perry, came off as an attempt to ride the sociopolitical zeitgeist.
And on top of that, mocking the powerful is not only a bit of fun, it's a time-honored practice that has the potential to create actual, sociopolitical change.
These "studio notes," as Whitten called them, reveal him to be a deeply sensitive man at war with himself and the sociopolitical structures he hoped his painting could transcend.
The addition of Coogler has fans buzzing, since as a director he is known for more serious fare – even Black Panther, a superhero blockbuster, was layered with sociopolitical nuance.
And the punk guys were saying the songs were too technical to be considered punk, and it didn't have the sociopolitical stuff, so we weren't a punk band either.
We touched on the sociopolitical impact that these companies are having, and you seem to think that a problem like "fake news" is at least partly an antitrust issue.
The sociopolitical concerns that people have about tech platforms having too much power and serving as information gatekeepers could actually be addressed by enforcement and policymaking that promotes competition.
But now ''bro'' has been ripped from its life as a teasing term of endearment and description of camaraderie and plunked into the sociopolitical swamps of entitlement and privilege.
Formally, Levant's work has become more rigorous and complex since Blood Drive, and the art-activism of that show has given way to encoded references touching on sociopolitical issues.
At last week's urban-inspired Moniker Art Fair in London, a new virtual reality piece made users confront sociopolitical issues through an immersive virtual tour of the modern world.
The news industry today should reflect on the words of G.K. Chesterton, at one time himself a journalist, who became a leading sociopolitical observer in the early twentieth century.
And despite a few pointed references to President Trump in the script, there's not much of an echo of our sociopolitical climate, though publicity materials say that's the intention.
" Galeano also seeps his analyses in sociopolitical context, and our reviewer noted that his sometimes "elegiac" tone "does not prevent his lifelong love for the sport from bursting through.
The idea of curators as creative agents in their own right, and master of the kind of the sociopolitical commentary that underpins many of today's exhibitions, is relatively new.
The intention, he later said, was to emphasize fears around Britain's looming sociopolitical isolation following its vote to leave the European Union and the seeming crumbling of international relations.
"The book really does delve into class and sociopolitical differences and cultural differences, so I think adding the level of race to that really enriches the storytelling," Washington said.
Audley Travel is offering a customizable 12-day trip through Italy, France and Britain designed to provide insight into Leonardo's muses, peers and the sociopolitical climate of the Renaissance.
The first is to foreground her images as records of a site's architectural and sociopolitical history; the second is to examine the photos within the context of their installation.
Celebrities have little choice but to comment on sociopolitical matters when they reach a fever pitch, as we saw after the Weinstein scandal broke and the #MeToo movement reemerged.
Ferreira's workshop contribution to Walls of Air reflects her background in social movements, and her arrest shows how the current sociopolitical situation in Brazil continues to infringe upon collaborative spaces.
I chose Valentina Desideri's "Political Therapy," during which the artist discusses with you a sociopolitical issue of your choice and engages in a kind of mapping, reframing, and healing session.
In the early 60s, she interviewed and photographed black musicians for magazines like Jazz Journal and Melody Maker, strongly informed by her subjects' sociopolitical situation and the civil rights movement.
"The aim of terrorist acts and subversive actions was to destabilize the sociopolitical situation in the region ahead of federal and regional elections," the security agency said in the statement.
Justine Mahoney grew up in South Africa during apartheid, and her interest in the fantastical power of the imagination is charged with the reality of that racial and sociopolitical tension.
Lamar is incredibly vocal about sociopolitical issues: take this year's incredibly powerful Grammys performance, for which he performed in handcuffs and a prison uniform, against a backdrop of jail cells.
Formally, Kate Levant's work has become more rigorous and complex since Blood Drive, and the art-activism of that show has given way to encoded references touching on sociopolitical issues.
TV and film are in the thick of an unprecedented sociopolitical reckoning, the first ever of such scale and ferocity, a microcosm of our ever-more-literal national culture war.
"With more of a presence in society comes more of a need to exert our sociopolitical power," Raquel Willis, the executive editor of Out magazine, wrote in a recent article.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Since the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, the small, landlocked country of Armenia has been in a constant state of sociopolitical flux.
Elements from "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" come together to comment on current sociopolitical realities in Sama Alshaibi's sculptural installation "The Cessation," at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art.
The process of turning negative words, symbols or ideas into positive parts of our own identity can involve repurposing a racial epithet or taking on a stereotype for sociopolitical empowerment.
The 1988 album, a definitive West Coast rap declaration with a powerful sociopolitical message, counts Dr. Dre among its producers, with collaborators including Ice Cube, Eazy-E and DJ Yella.
At the moment, she is gearing up to teach a workshop at the Sandberg Institute in Amsterdam on the sociopolitical history of bread and its relationship to peasantry and power.
In the 2725s, the artists cast their gaze on the realities around them, documenting everyday life even as they expressed their disenchantment with the sociopolitical landscape and its economic hardships.
Beyond the confines of a traditional studio art program, the Media Arts MFA prepares its students for further advancing their practice and critically reflecting on global sociopolitical and cultural events.
The changing sociopolitical climate of China is often Cao's focus, and she tends to explore it through somber introspection and surrealist fantasy, plumbing the depths of each city's collective imagination.
The exhibition and catalogue are both the result of three years' hard work by curator Thierry-Maxime Loriot to envelop Mugler's oeuvre in the sociopolitical context it was made in.
More than the sociopolitical winds blowing through the nation, judges can be swayed by what's inside their courtrooms: who's looking them right in the eye, and how that's making them feel.
Today, we're premiering their new EP She's Here Now, and it's full of blistering sociopolitical observation from lads bragging about how many women they've slept with to people's reactions to breastfeeding.
Rather, they curb discussion of topics in the sociopolitical realm, notably those for which it is possible to weave a compelling narrative of victim and oppressor: sex, race, transgender, colonialism, immigration.
This is because Fuller, as she conveyed to me, selected these artists because they represented varied geographic and cultural backgrounds, and that they were already exploring sociopolitical issues in their practices.
Like Rihanna, the timing was definitely not coincidental: Since the release of Lemonade, Beyoncé has arguably become more vocal about sociopolitical topics like white supremacy and misogynoir (misogyny towards Black women).
But a sociopolitical reality that hits me as the core of a gut-wrenching drama can feel appropriative to anybody who sees their own trauma and pain being depicted on screen.
But while these sociopolitical ruminations are interesting enough, the documentary is at its best when it homes in on the technical aspects of putting together such a complicated, labour-intensive scene.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Gordon Parks's photographs of Flávio da Silva originated in the Kennedy's administration's effort to develop closer sociopolitical and financial relationships in Central and South America.
Sociopolitical hurdles notwithstanding, money remains a significant roadblock for developers, as the controversial nature of sex research has many investors shying away from backing new projects in spite of consumer interest.
But while young Latinos are increasingly subscribing to the Latinx movement, many others distance themselves from this term because of their allegiance to their home countries or their own sociopolitical backgrounds.
In keeping with much recent ecological art, both shows are less concerned with the artistic representation of water, than with how such representations can alert audiences to water's invisible sociopolitical implications.
Thorn typically makes videos that tackle philosophical topics (the channel's name is, after all, Philosophy Tube) and look at sociopolitical ideas of the current era from a leftist point of view.
If these are to be believed, the quivering fragility of this music reflects a sociopolitical anxiety alleviated by immersion in trickling keyboard effects, flute ripples, the soothing qualities of raw sound.
For the sake of concision, wider cinema movements and sociopolitical contexts are also mostly elided, getting at most marginal notes, or recaps of material previously seen in The Story of Film.
The show combined the serialized cartoonish antics of big-time wrestling with character-driven sociopolitical satire and corny vaudeville-style blackout sketches, all performed by athletes and actresses in skimpy clothes.
With sculpture, video, installation and a book of poetry, they defy expectations of what global art should look like, choosing to make intimate statements, rather than take on broad sociopolitical issues.
"American Factory" is political without being self-servingly didactic or strident, connecting the sociopolitical dots intelligently, sometimes with the help of a stirring score from Chad Cannon that evokes Aaron Copland.
"American Factory" is political without being self-servingly didactic or strident, connecting the sociopolitical dots intelligently, sometimes with the help of a stirring score from Chad Cannon that evokes Aaron Copland.
The latest attempt by a major beverage company to wade into the turbulent sociopolitical climate through advertising is being met with significantly more praise than Pepsi's recent botched attempt with Kendall Jenner.
In a period characterized by cultural and sociopolitical turbulence, Day's iconic style was a fixture, an edifice built on an archaic view of womanhood which left little room for flexibility or reinvention.
Editor's note: W. Kamau Bell is a sociopolitical comedian, featured on "Kamau Right Now!" on KALW in San Francisco and CNN's "United Shades of America," airing Sundays at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
W. Kamau Bell is a critically acclaimed sociopolitical comedian, featured on "Kamau Right Now!" on KALW in San Francisco and CNN's "United Shades of America," airing Sundays at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
Consumer reviews of news sources don't work because we can't personally verify the facts from direct experience; instead, our opinions of news are driven by strong emotional attachments to underlying sociopolitical issues.
Part of the reason for the disparity of vision within museums is the current sociopolitical context, in which anger at the erosion of the long-fixed social order has become increasingly palpable.
Sidney is essentially Allen's usual role, plopped into the '60s — neurotic, comically pessimistic, and averse to the sociopolitical upheaval of American life (the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights movement, shifting gender roles).
"Museveni and his 32 year-old regime know that the [younger generation] is more likely not going to support his life presidency project," explains Rosebell Kagumire, a Ugandan sociopolitical commentator and blogger.
There's nothing wrong with exploring one's body for different types and degrees of pressure, but the overbearing cultural imperative for women to do so, with its transparent sociopolitical agenda, is a problem.
So much is contained in and riding on "Radical Women," it can be tempting to value it foremost as a sociopolitical statement, especially when the rights of women are under aggressive attack.
But Missandei is only around to die and enhance other characters' arcs (she's also the show's one significant woman of color, so there's a whole sub-theme to this particular sociopolitical reading).
The answer has a lot to do with the film's function as an analog for the current sociopolitical moment — and a lot to do with its most significant departure from the book.
With sculpture, video, installation and even a book of poetry, they defy expectations of what global art should look like, choosing to make intimate statements, rather than take on broad sociopolitical issues.
But in today's sociopolitical climate, they recall a less innocuous "everyman": the working class white man whose grievances about America's shifting cultural values have gained more attention since the 2016 presidential election.
Heinlein infused his works with recurring sociopolitical themes, among them "the importance of individual liberty and self-reliance," as a sci-fi writers' society that anointed him its first Grand Master wrote.
FÖ: For over a decade, extreme neoliberal practices, together with nationalist trends, made up the sociopolitical and economic agenda in Turkey empowered by the undisputed victory of the ruling Islamist party, AKP.
Whatever's eating the United States alive, it's something much more insidious than lies, and I'm certainly not the sociopolitical Dr. House that's going to figure out how to diagnose and cure it.
Upcoming events include the special series of panels titled "Local Address," focusing on specific, urgent cultural and sociopolitical situations today and featuring the directors of institutions from Johannesburg, Bogotá, Beijing, Barbados, and Beirut.
A French-Algerian artist now living and working between Berlin and Algiers, Attia takes a poetic approach to exploring the repercussions of colonialism on the sociopolitical, linguistic, and visual outfits of everyday life.
Our understanding of writers celebrated for their sociopolitical commentary, meanwhile, is complicated by the inclusion of works that are whimsical and intimate as well as those engaged in fierce denunciations of Chinese society.
And as did a series of booths on the floor's perimeters occupied by nonprofits such as Human Rights Watch and NRDC, these exhibitions and events articulated a range of environmental and sociopolitical concerns.
Sure, these campus protests are meant to evoke the ones in our reality, but they take place in a completely different one, with a huge, overriding sociopolitical concern that simply doesn't exist here.
This begs the question: What are the decolonial histories that are erased when a term created in reference to specific sociopolitical movements is brought into the museum context, with little or no explanation?
It captures all the wayward magnetism and levity that have enchanted countless writers without neglecting the tragic darkness of many of the sisters' life ­choices and the savage sociopolitical currents that fueled them.
We see this in a growing emphasis on what might be thought of as an extreme, even aggressive form of self-care and wellness in response to stress created by bleak sociopolitical times.
Indeed, I am working on a book trying to understand them, and my main lesson, so far, is that mapping the workings of a sociopolitical system this complex, this human, is maddeningly difficult.
Thankfully, behind the delicate phrase on the cover of "A Long Way From Home" is a propulsive account of an Australian road race, a "Cannonball Run" with sociopolitical commentary lashed to the bumper.
The show's approach to sociopolitical issues — its star and co-creator, Roseanne Barr, plays an unabashed Trump supporter who spars with her liberal sister, played by Laurie Metcalf — especially reverberated among heartland viewers.
It's great that she still gets to rule the North, but if you look at Game of Thrones from a modern sociopolitical perspective, this seems a lot like a gender-based consolation prize.
The small slice of folks who sit atop North Korea's sociopolitical hierarchy use the internet pretty much like anyone else in the world, according to a study published by Recorded Future on Wednesday.
Upcoming events include the special series of panels titled "Local Address," focusing on urgent cultural and sociopolitical situations today around the world, featuring the directors of institutions from Beijing, Bogotá, Johannesburg, Barbados, and Beirut.
Grippingly, Marlon James tackled the layered sociopolitical and musical realities of Bob Marley's Kingston in his epic A Brief History of Seven Killings, tracing the migrations that followed his death in a divided Jamaica.
Most recently, when Beyoncé performed her sociopolitical song, "Formation," at Super Bowl 50's halftime show in 2016, many police officials condemned the performance, calling it "divisive" and threatened boycotts of her future shows.
It is a densely layered tale of sociopolitical changes in 17th-century Italy, Spain, and England, of a mother and sexual assault survivor, and of a woman passionately committed to a life in art.
"Although most of the Marvel films have serious sociopolitical subtexts, the movies also have a sense of humor, a sense of fun and exuberance that…is just missing from the DC films," Donovan said.
Artists' obsessions with technology are not new, but in the late aughts, the work tended to focus on the possibility of the medium, treating technology like a new tool rather than a sociopolitical framework.
Eventually, Calle 13's songs dipped into hip-hop, salsa, klezmer, Native American chants, hard rock, even Irish jigs, while Residente's lyrics offered sociopolitical commentary, raunch, science fiction and solidarity with a worldwide underclass.
Much of Purifoy's art reflects sociopolitical themes of racism, isolation and social unrest, galvanized by the Los Angeles Watts Rebellion in 1965, which tore up south LA and sent shock waves around the country.
Spanning seven decades, made in various mediums (photography, cinema, installation), the work is so rich, so vast — brimming with philosophical quandaries, formal experimentation, and sociopolitical observation — that it begs for deep and continual consideration.
Not just the global competition, but also the sociopolitical dynamics around the world are making it harder, with more unknowns, more volatility — constant volatility," Kent told CNBC's Sara Eisen in an interview for "Closing Bell.
It speaks to how Caribbean islands are used to create fantasy experiences for American and European tourists, visitors who remain detached from the sociopolitical and historical realities of the island and the imprint of colonization.
At the same time, these intersecting lines diminish the distance between geographic and sociopolitical spheres, and illuminate the layers of meaning that have accrued over the last century upon, for example, seaweed or motor oil.
Reading them might fill 15 to 30 minutes of time as a momentary distraction, but without at least a bit of sociopolitical inference, you might as well buy a superhero pinup book to flip through.
But by nodding to the traditions of Trek's past while hurtling headfirst into its future, the newest episode smashes the buttons for every type of viewer, from traditional conservatives to sociopolitical idealists to conspiracy theorists.
The #MeToo movement that started with accusations against Harvey Weinstein in Hollywood has finally spread to China, although it's facing different obstacles there, thanks to China's sociopolitical landscape of patriarchal Confucian values and repressive politics.
The lessons are intended to be not just about how the players pulled together on the ice, but also about the cultural, socioeconomic and sociopolitical forces then at play between Canada and the Soviet Union.
Still, a single exhibition cannot hope to encapsulate the totality of the historical, religious, and sociopolitical meanings of walls and I found myself longing for a more focused, in-depth treatment of this crucial topic.
By retracing these historicizing processes, she conveys a powerful sense that any codification is necessarily informed by the sociopolitical context in which it emerged and cannot be considered as neutral, or so-called pure aesthetic.
Also, from a sociopolitical standpoint — you're educating people in other countries — you're exposing them to the good and the bad of the U.S., which I happen to think is good, especially those from totalitarian regimes.
The exhibition's sociopolitical subtext has unexpectedly taken on new meaning in light of the violence in Charlottesville, Va. "It is a very powerful show given this age of attacks against African-Americans," Mr. Singh said.
While he doesn't describe himself as a graffiti artist, the anonymity of street art granted him freedom of expression in a time of sociopolitical turmoil and taught him to work with limited resources and time.
At least according to "The Sunshine Makers," theirs is the story of two young men who found and (arguably) lost their way in the '60s, a tale that has resonance for the bigger sociopolitical picture.
Too often, graffiti is explained primarily through a sociopolitical lens, so the Museum of Graffiti's inaugural exhibition, "Style Masters: The Birth of the Graffiti Art Movement," focuses on first principles — letters as artistic building blocks.
This body of work focuses on the transgender community in Bangladesh and thus creates an interesting middle ground between the rigidly defined gender roles played out in Lipi's intimate, domestic explorations and Rahman's aggressive sociopolitical statements.
But I think that we're looking at the problems of this company and of the world around us, the sociopolitical hellscape that we're all in, with total clarity and purpose, and we're not really giving up.
Acid-Free also brought forth booksellers in tune with our current cultural and sociopolitical zeitgeist, offering art books on detention center architecture, monographs in translation, and new underground periodicals written by people living in the margins.
Corporate executives would be well advised to huddle with their advertising coordinators to determine the appropriate strategy for placing ads, responding to criticism from pressure groups, and ultimately, which sociopolitical values their companies want to follow.
Lately on the internet, largely as a response to current sociopolitical turbulence, "the floor is lava" has been remixed into the "floor is..." meme, where the "floor" is anything you're trying to avoid at all costs.
On Pro Basketball When Adam Silver informed Michael Jordan that he was pulling the 2017 N.B.A. All-Star Game from Charlotte, was Jordan tempted to reprise the most memorable sociopolitical statement of his storied playing career?
A tone of fraught pessimism accumulates, swelling into sociopolitical allegory as, in the background, the country's deteriorating relationship with Ukraine plays out on the evening news and journalists are vilified for inciting end-of-days hysteria.
But standing in the intimate gallery of the Center for Book Arts, I am affirmed at the importance of art, especially in today's sociopolitical climate, and the need for criticism to bring artistic expressions to light.
To the Editor: Perhaps the only way this country will change its sociopolitical allegiances is with the recognition that not "making it" is not a personal fault to feel guilty about or to strive to overcome.
The exhibition's co-curators, Monica Ramirez-Montagut and Warren James, cleverly situate an intergenerational cross-section of artists — Elsa Maria Méléndez, Zilia Sánchez, Julio Suárez, Arnaldo Roche Rabell, and Pedro Vélez — within Puerto Rico's shifting sociopolitical landscape.
The actress tells PEOPLE on the red carpet before the Los Angeles ceremony on Sunday that she thinks host Chris Rock is the perfect person to make some "sociopolitical comments tonight" in regard to the #OscarsSoWhite controversy.
Of course, any art can and should be considered in relation to its sociopolitical context, but unlike some artists, the Cubists discussed their work as self-consciously political, and many of them were involved in leftist causes.
And it barely requires argument at this point that personal postings into the ether 24/7, often targeted to groups of like mind riling one another up in their respective echo chambers, has made sociopolitical talk meaner.
The Acid-Free Art Book Market brought forth booksellers in tune with the cultural and sociopolitical zeitgeist, offering books on detention center architecture, monographs in translation, and new underground periodicals written by people living in the margins.
This M.O. calls to mind Robert Shetterly's ongoing Americans Who Tell the Truth series, portraits of activists, humanitarians, historians, artists, and others who have challenged figures and structures of power by addressing urgent sociopolitical and environmental issues.
He uses the tools of the novel to anatomize the various psychological mechanisms and sociopolitical rationalizations that enabled intelligent, generally well-meaning and well-informed individuals to justify or ignore what was right in front of them.
Tokyo Godfathers ultimately serves to correct perceptions common around the world of unhoused people, often derided as a "burden on society" who don't warrant the same consideration as others; Kon's sociopolitical critique aims to right a wrong.
Active since the mid-'90s, Banksy gradually became a legend among street artists — and then a legend among all artists — thanks to his distinctive stenciled designs, his brilliant sociopolitical satire, and his ninja-like skills at evasion.
With that in mind, the arc of Cannon's wisdom as an interpreter of his historical moment and sociopolitical location is remarkably wide and colorful — as wide and colorful as the Southwestern backdrops of his most iconic portraits.
It's not necessarily the most conceptually elaborate, or the most aesthetically alluring, but it is the one art exhibition I've seen that makes crucial sense of our contemporary compulsion to document sociopolitical upheavals and state-sponsored violence.
"In many ways, claims that 'the Russian bots did it' deflect from the myriad of sociopolitical problems that we face as Americans, because the majority of political disinformation is being created by and for American audiences," he said.
Rather, as lawsuits like Amazon's exemplify, they seem to want to simply reach into America's source code (ie its law) and use it to brute force the rest of America to accept the sociopolitical aspects of San Francisco.
It is the first show of its scale to distinguish between the region's many practices, arguing for a greater understanding of the works within the sociopolitical contexts from which they developed, and with which they sought to engage.
What saves the book is the gorgeous sleight of hand that draws it to a satisfying end, and the way he chooses themes that run deeper than mere sociopolitical commentary: parental duty, friendship, romance, the call of home.
Finding historical or sociopolitical significance in design is also indicative of the Japan installation, which reimagines everyday objects through a Japanese lens, already noted for its symbolism, in hopes that viewers find commonality to their own cultural practices.
Andersson indicated that republics are defined by their parties, and while there's nothing as detailed as Victoria II's detailed sociopolitical demographics driving the action, Imperator's republics (Roman or otherwise) still have parties of militarists, oligarchs, religionists, and populists.
Both employ fukei-ron, or landscape theory — an idea developed in the late 1960s by Japanese filmmakers that rejects dramatic journalistic expressions, instead advocating the use of silent shots of landscapes to examine the sociopolitical conditions of violence.
Yet the artist's  three-quarter profile and the visual conflation of prisoners with rural peasantry recalls German Renaissance painting and suspends the work between its sociopolitical context and art historical heritage, expressing an interiority of almost ineffable tension.
Speaking to the broader political climate, Phillips also said the incident was symptomatic of larger sociopolitical fissures in the United States, and he explicitly noted that President Donald Trump's racist and xenophobic rhetoric has only divided the country further.
The short poems that comprise the final sections of this new anthology, gathered as Mad Angels and Hellgate, show the poet looking to his children, their lives, nature, and the sociopolitical issues of his surrounding world, as source material.
Metropolis documents how, over the course of one century, Latin American cities experienced rapid growth and sociopolitical turmoil that resulted in crucial modifications to city scale and architectural landscapes, creating the prime conditions for the emergence of the metropolis.
He chided the essential disconnect of powerful forces that act with supreme mastery over technology but with no grounding in sociopolitical understanding (specifically naming Mark Zuckerberg) and those who have the inverse problem (the U.S. Congress, in Friedman's view).
Vice Media launches its new cable channel — with Spike Jonze as its creative director — with this music series, which places a preppy host, Zach Goldbaum, into some incongruous backgrounds to explore the sociopolitical issues inspiring beats around the globe.
The narrative goes like this: Someone out there is crafting self-aware, over-the-top gay erotica that combines sharp sociopolitical commentary with a bizarrely simplistic writing style, and publishing it via Amazon under the name of Chuck Tingle.
While America has come to take on a new sociopolitical meaning to many in the wake of Donald Trump's presidency, it felt like Cattelan wanted to make it clear to me that it also represents his fascination with excrement.
And as a bonus, those regions often overlap with regions badly in need of blue collar jobs and regions where the fight against climate change could use a political boost, so it could increase their sociopolitical impact as well.
They occupy a world that very much belongs to them and their presence is so fully realized that as soon as one enters the ground floor gallery of the Whitney one knows that some sociopolitical crucial axes have shifted.
The occasion of these first enslaved Africans arriving on the shore of the British colony of Virginia in 271 is inextricable from the sociopolitical context of Great Force, a group exhibition at Virginia Commonwealth University's Institute for Contemporary Art.
Thinking about the mocking cultural reception of "Double Rainbow" then, versus what its reception would have been in the era of Wholesomeness, gives us a picture of how the internet progressed over the decade as the sociopolitical climate worsened.
Now, the students concerned with gun violence are forcefully, naturally, with respect and civility, enlisting a vast volunteer army causing politicians, corporate leadership and average citizens to open their minds to a new form of sociopolitical and economic influence.
The sociopolitical content in Sterling's script for this particular episode is actually much lower than usual, although it does work in some matter-of-fact observations about the casually sexist ways people treat a young professional woman out on her own.
The Venn diagram created by Tumblr user cryinwilson in 2014 has been credited with predicting Gamergate, the rise of white nationalism in the United States, the evolution of right-wing politics, and the entire sociopolitical environment since the 2016 election.
The artist has set up a Kickstarter to find backers for the wearable art and raise funds for immigrants targeted by I.C.E. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For decades, art has been used as a means of raising sociopolitical awareness.
The decisions we make in the sociopolitical, economic, and architectural foundations of Earth's near-space cocoon will directly impact daily life on the surface—from debris falling in populated areas to advertisements that could block our view of the skies.
There are barriers anywhere in the world for those of us who choose to play a form of music for which the commercial potential is virtually nil, but in Taiwan, those obstacles are compounded further by factors both cultural and sociopolitical.
The tracklist was also a departure from her past work, tackling heavier sociopolitical issues more directly than ever before, particularly in songs like "Pretty Hurts" and "Flawless," which featured a breakdown of feminist theory spoken by writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
Still, the Catalan secessionist drive is a difficult sociopolitical, constitutional and moral issue, and it remains to be seen how Spain and the EU democracy lecturers to the Visegrad Group (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia) will deal with that.
In 20 years at the helm of his news network, Mr. Ailes helped lead the movement he is so closely associated with to a sociopolitical promised land, in a year in which Fox News had some of its highest ratings ever.
In response to our national sociopolitical machinery, which seems to vacillate between being stuck in a bitter stalemate and regressing violently, the photographers featured in The Indecisive Moment have captured scenes of extreme frustration at rallies and protests around the country.
It was perhaps inevitable that two of the sociopolitical phenomena that have defined our times, the #MeToo movement and the focus on fake news and the role of the media in public discourse, should collide and find expression in fashion.
Yang's TikTok showing what $2000,21, $22020 million, and $1 billion look like in grains of rice has caused all kinds of reactions and sociopolitical discussions online, even though he said he never intended his video to have any specific commentary.
The evening begins with a guided tour of two exhibitions: "The Window and the Breaking of the Window," with art from the Black Lives Matter era, and "Circa 1970," whose focus is on the sociopolitical and cultural issues of the '70s.
Emi Koyama, a social justice activist, writer, and "coordinatrix" of the Coalition for Rights and Safety for People in the Sex Trade in Seattle with extensive first-hand knowledge of sociopolitical issues surrounding sex work, was the symposium's keynote speaker.
Expect this piece to be her most sociopolitical one yet: The performance will explore what she calls her "love-hate relationship with America," which she will expand upon with hilarious and sardonic storytelling — and using her undeniable set of pipes.
Harrowing, visually striking, and almost too on the nose for the current sociopolitical moment, It Comes at Night is one of the best films of the year and a triumphant installment in studio A24's continuing run of superb horror.
It's the start of another week of sociopolitical chaos and dysfunction, so we'd like to redirect your thoughts away from the ongoing threat of global catastrophe and toward the triumphant return of one of the greatest memes in internet history.
Other speakers include Lourdes Ramos, president of the Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA), Betty Avila, co-director of Self Help Graphics & Art, and critic, curator, and CSUN professor Mario Ontiveros, whose work explore the links between sociopolitical developments and artistic practice.
From her earliest social practice pieces in the 1970s, her work has confronted issues of gender, violence, race, aging, and capitalism, among other pressing sociopolitical concerns, through a striking visual language that is at once alarming, witty, moving, eye-opening, and, often, beautiful.
I tell the officer that we're in the remote Northwest to visit congregants of the Islamic Community Center of Anchorage Alaska—the state's first-ever mosque—to examine how their small Muslim community is faring in a sociopolitical climate colder than its glaciers.
At ProxyCo, a gallery in New York's Lower East Side that specializes in contemporary Latin American art, the exhibition Quality Time takes the deceptively innocent cliché as a provocative prompt, inviting us to think through its myriad cultural, sociopolitical, and psychological implications.
Now, with South Korea hosting the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang at a moment of extremely heightened geopolitical tensions, K-pop has taken on a whole new kind of sociopolitical significance, as South Korea proudly displays its best-known export before the world.
Meaning that I believe poems can be written in casual moments and still be great — which is a challenge if you're a writer of color and compelled to write about something concerning the physical and sociopolitical trauma and endurance of your people.
TUCSON, Arizona — Amidst our sociopolitical environment of hostility, racism, dehumanization, and lack of compassion, there is an ongoing necessity to speak truth to power, to examine its mechanisms of division and domination, and its desperation to maintain the fragile legitimacy of social order.
If we can change our sociopolitical landscape to understand the humanity of all people, we would create a world that is more hospitable to trans women's lives, and the potential for men to accept their feelings, and begin to treat trans women humanely.
"A deterioration of the sociopolitical situation and delays in addressing structural challenges of insufficient housing supply and high income inequality could further weaken economic activity and negatively affect the city's competitiveness in the long term," the International Monetary Fund warned last month.
Even with some needless narrative zigzagging, the kind that's turned into an art-film tic, "Old Stone" runs a fast, austere 80 minutes, which doesn't give you much time or space to worry about Lao Shi or reflect on China's sociopolitical reality.
Whether they be fictional series or narrative-based docu-series, the shows we chose —just a few highlights, not all-encompassing — are products of strategic work by writers and creators that illuminated some of our world's most pressing sociopolitical and environmental issues.
The Washington Post Editorial board may want to address some of these much "closer to home" domestic issues and attempt to find solutions before it's too late, instead of so clumsily trying to decipher the role of NGOs within Iran's complex sociopolitical structure.
"Arab countries have sociopolitical problems that trump the Palestinian cause," said Ziad A. Akl, a senior researcher at the Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies in Cairo, noting that few Arab governments have done much for the Palestinians over the last decade.
Israel's beauty, which illuminated "To the End of the Land," has been exchanged for a basement in Netanya, and yet Grossman's portrayal of Israeli society is rich and complete, filled with sociopolitical detail but rendered with a stand-up's shrug of the shoulders.
Not all Dodgers fans came from our sociopolitical point of view, of course, but Jackie Robinson was on all Dodgers fans' minds as he trained with dubious white teammates in 1946 and then succeeded at the top farm club in Montreal that season.
He skates over the story's sociopolitical stakes but goes hard on the cheap shocks: a dead cat hanging from a ceiling like a fixture, bozo fans gnawing on a severed pig's head mid-concert, close-ups of knives digging and plunging into bodies.
Usually in Southern gothic stories, the malaise is a blend of geographic and sociopolitical elements: It's always hot, windless, airless, and suffocating, and the sweltering environment serves as a pathetic fallacy for the deeper unease over whatever awful thing is at its core.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The exhibition After Darkness: Southeast Asian Art in the Wake of History at New York's Asia Society takes a straightforward stance: while artists are informed by their immediate sociopolitical surroundings, they also exert a reciprocal impact.
Landmark ruling McCorvey began her association with one of the nation's most contentious and volatile sociopolitical issues in 1970 when she became the lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit challenging the Texas law that prohibited abortions except to save a pregnant woman's life.
This time around, the animated band members explore a kind of cheeky nihilism in the face of a world in sociopolitical turmoil, while joining forces with a range of guest artists, from gospel singer Mavis Staples to Albarn's former Britpop rival Noel Gallagher of Oasis.
Because 40 people can't reasonably represent the entirety of the planet, nor Facebook's 2+ billion users, the board will rely on consultants and experts, as required, in order to gather together the necessary "linguistic, cultural and sociopolitical expertise" to make its decisions, Facebook says.
Artists who are so identified with a regional style often have trouble breaking free from city and state borders; still, there's an idealism in Pellicer's work that ties her to the sociopolitical situation in Mexico and tethers her to tradition, for better or worse.
"What we are seeing is a blurring of the lines with regard to bigoted discourse and mainstream sociopolitical expression," said Brian Levin, professor of criminal justice and director of the Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University, San Bernardino.
Meanwhile, under a new director, Anne Pasternak, the museum has just reinstalled, for the first time in more than a decade, three of its major permanent collections — American, Egyptian and European — with an eye to intensifying, in one case quite strongly, sociopolitical readings of art.
Now, though, given the heightened state of crisis currently gripping our dying world, those who have always considered it important to explore sociopolitical themes in music-related coverage and criticism (myself obviously included) have been joined by those newly horrified at the state of things.
In Jorge Ignacio Cortiñas's "Recent Alien Abductions" — a play that examines the many meanings of "alien" — it is a kind of show within the show, touching on cultural dominion and the caprices of memory, but also on trauma and erasure, both personal and sociopolitical.
There are albums that exist in their own creative vacuum, albums that are anchored ostensibly in a sociopolitical time and place, and then there is The Life of Pablo—a body of work so deeply connected to its own mercurial creator that it requires constant re-evaluation.
He built futuristic factories and living complexes for his workers in Ivrea and advocated a "third way" between right and left sociopolitical thinking; he started his own political movement—a fusion of liberalism, socialism, and local self-determinism—which took him all the way to Parliament.
Calling herself many names, but "currently existing as Maleika S. Mosley," the woman submitted a detailed three page letter in which she outlined her "now 40 years long post-Civil Rights Movement Sociopolitical Hostage Crisis," for which she's been seeking compensation from Prince since the mid-1980s.
It's fitting that the band has finally moved away from black metal's more esoteric, spiritual borders to embrace grindcore's fast, ugly sociopolitical screeds instead; thematically, Heathen Beast has always been far more of a Napalm Death than a Nargaroth, and now the music finally fits the message.
It's good that he seems to be willing to consider the possibility that "making the world more open and connected" is not always an unalloyed good; along with its undoubted benefits, it clearly causes sociopolitical polarization and filter bubbles so extreme that they promulgate entire alternate realities.
Next, the People's Liberation Army marched into Lhasa in 21962, at the same time — in disregard of the Chinese promise in the agreement to leave the Tibetan sociopolitical system intact — smuggling an underground Communist Party cell into the city to build a party presence in Tibet.
That such clear pain could be gleaned from an image so abstract is the crux of On Documentary Abstraction, a show at ArtCenter/South Florida asserting that abstraction — in painting, sculpture, and film — can document the sociopolitical zeitgeist and be utilized for research on complex histories.
As people of color have historically been portrayed by white power structures as less than human, and transhumanist pioneers see themselves as more than human, exploring these disparities as a counterpoint to transhumanism's depoliticized techno-optimism could have provided the book with an insightful sociopolitical dimension.
While I would imagine much your themes come from observations of things happening in your community and throughout Sweden, my American brain couldn't help but draw parallels with what is happening within our own sociopolitical climate (especially taking "Walls" in a literal sense thanks to Trump...).
" The differences between Andreas's parents include their sociopolitical worldviews, and that is one of his father's great fears: "When my brothers took my mother's side against my father in disputes both political and personal… I was his last hope for his dream of a traditional family life.
It wasn't until the decades after World War II, when large numbers of Americans began questioning their nation's sociopolitical and environmental policies, that the desire to create alternative societies was renewed, leading to the "hippie communes" that would become indelible features of the 20th-century cultural landscape.
Adultery soon begets murder, but even when Katherine is standing over a second corpse, it's not obvious whether she's a newly sprung prisoner of gender with a reasonable sociopolitical alibi (the patriarchy made her do it!) or just a psychopath in a fetching peacock-blue gown.
Recent years have seen a new level of black art that's intertwined sociopolitical commentary with high-caliber artistry: from Beyoncé's Lemonade and Kendrick Lamar's DAMN to Atlanta and Queen Sugar, there's been a renewed focus on telling stories that broaden and sharpen the range of black narratives.
This is not to say that the Care Bears were part of some massive 80s conspiracy to dupe the distracted masses into waving American flags and pledging allegiance every day (remember that?) while overlooking the incipient dismantling of all manner of generally supportive sociopolitical structures and democratic mores.
This punk-elegant photograph was painfully beautiful for me to see, reminding me once again that New York's Downtown scene was very connected to European immigrants during a specific sociopolitical time of apocalyptic expectations, a factor that helped shape quite a few prodigious punks in both America and France.
But other users quickly pointed out that Darling was unaware of the historical and sociopolitical implications of their bone collecting; disproportionately, they noted, low-income people in New Orleans are buried in graves that are vulnerable to flooding because they cannot afford to be interred in above-ground tombs.
Though it suggests an admirable honesty, an admission that she's only experiencing these conflicts at a remove, it also centers her in a way that compounds the problem of her atrocity works: They feel lacking in a deep engagement with the sociopolitical realities represented by the images they contain.
The album makes no bones about its sociopolitical slant — not with songs like "Surrender Under Protest," composed and sung by Mike Cooley, or "What It Means," in which Patterson Hood aligns himself, through a sort of square-jawed empathy, with the Black Lives Matter movement. ATO. Sept. 1043.
If Runaways can thread that needle between the heavily personal story of teenagers questioning everything their parents stand for and the more ambiguously sociopolitical story of what it means for any of us to question the ideals of the world we grew up in, it could be something special.
With a mix of puppetry and CGI — and with an all-star voice cast that includes Mark Hamill, Anya Taylor-Joy, Eddie Izzard, Helena Bonham Carter, Jason Isaacs, and Simon Pegg — the show offers a richly imagined fantasy universe, as the backdrop to a story with real sociopolitical resonance.
"Data privacy is a hot topic in the current sociopolitical climate, and Amazon doesn't want to be on the bad end of that conversation," says Jon Derkits, a former Amazon employee who is now the chief product officer at 3PM Solutions, a firm that consults with ecommerce sellers.
Having scored a West End triumph in 2011 with his masterful production of Mr. Rattigan's "Flare Path," Mr. Nunn has created on this occasion a text that draws from "Love in Idleness" and "Less Than Kind" to honor the writer's drawing-room wit, as well as his sociopolitical bent.
There is the sense that Macklemore is torching his pop radio cachet in refusing to deliver a "Thrift Shop" or "Can't Hold Us" styled heatseeker, that he's using his fame as a disruptive element, spooning knotty sociopolitical screeds down the throats of listeners who might've only come to pop more tags.
These issues have far-flung sociopolitical ramifications, but so too does the perception of adversity; the effects of both are evident in Trump's victory (by 11,000 votes) in Michigan, traditionally a blue state, and exacerbated by the exploitation of citizens and resources by officials seeking financial solvency or personal gain.
I rely on unbridled dream releases, writing them down before they fade from memory, wondering about the fungus growing on my avocado, wishing a bacterial infection hadn't invaded my body and given me a cold, and wondering about the sociopolitical drama of my white blood cells fending off another invasion.
We're not so wrapped up in Bourne's personal journey, or any sort of canon: We just want to see what sort of sociopolitical commentary Greengrass and Damon are going to sneak in the side door of this one—as well as the shaky-cam fights and car chases, of course.
And in a moment when even the most apolitical narratives take on political significance, A Quiet Place's box office success may be a sign of unified hope that perhaps we can all get through our fraught current sociopolitical era with our families — and our capacity for listening to one another — intact.
Though from a bourgeois family, Maar, who was fluent in Spanish, showed a leftist sociopolitical consciousness with her compassionate photographs of impoverished and marginalized working class youths of Ramblas street in Barcelona, as well as those in neglected areas of Paris, seen in the touching, off-centered composition "Untitled" (240).
At War October 1967 was a time of simmering hostilities in the United States on two momentous sociopolitical fronts: liberal civil rights activists were battling conservative segregationists, while at the same time antiwar protesters were mounting street demonstrations calling on President Lyndon B. Johnson's administration to end the Vietnam War.
This is Wagenknecht's greatest distinguishing factor: she boils down the lived experiences and sociopolitical realities of our technology-obsessed culture to their essences and then alchemizes them, in Liminal Laws, into objects that one recognizes first as art and only upon closer examination — once the work has you hooked — as activism.
" In an author's note, Ms. Thompson-Spires writes that, like the work of Smith and some of his contemporaries, including William J. Wilson and Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, her stories are interested in "black U.S. citizenship, the black middle class and the future of black American life during pivotal sociopolitical moments.
The word "artist" can be applied only in a secondary sense: the combination of JR, in person, and photographs of his work at the gallery in Katara reveals him to be a sociopolitical activist — a bright-eyed, Elmer Gantry–like performer, plainly irresistible to himself and to Doha's cosmopolitan set at the opening.
I think that when they did that for me, I'm not really sure that it was even intentional on their part to do it that way, but it just happened because of that foundation as I grew up and seeing and being exposed to more and more sociopolitical issues related to Islam.
"The difficult thing was to find a story that could hold sociopolitical meaning for the parents and the kids and blend it all together into a book that a 5-year-old wants to read again and again," said Mr. Alexie, whose book "War Dances" won the 2010 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction.
Tommy debuted last week, and though its early episodes reflect the growing pains you might expect of any network TV show in its first season, it's nicely idiosyncratic and quirky for a CBS cop show, engaged with modern sociopolitical issues but also possessed of a dark streak of humor that keeps it lively.
Such passages make for particularly chilling reading at a moment when America has begun rescinding the temporary protected status of thousands of longtime residents, threatening to deport them to their countries of origin, some of which labor under severe economic disadvantages and sociopolitical strains, where their rights and safety cannot be assured.
As part of the campaign to discourage companies from doing business with Iran, my organization, United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) has recently unveiled its Iran Risk Snapshot, a set of 27 financial, legal and sociopolitical indices from the world's leading organizations that analyze the risks of doing business with the regime in Tehran.
An interesting and little-known example is the work of Raivo Puusemp, whose radical experiments with group dynamics and sociopolitical processes as a conceptual artist in 83s eventually led him to become mayor of Rosendale, NY, whereby a lifelong project saw art fully dissolve into politics so as to become indefinable from one another.
His concern with this took on particular relevance in the portion of the exhibition dedicated to the "Flint Fit" project (2018–ongoing) which comes as close as visual art does to not merely drawing analogies or making proposals, but actually intervenes in the sociopolitical realm to attempt to change the material circumstances of people's lives.
This anti-Muslim discourse is, to be sure, exacerbated by all manner of sociopolitical considerations (in Myanmar as elsewhere there is widespread uncertainty at a time of rapid economic, social and political change), and these and other factors are used by a wide range of political actors to gain advantage in the new hybrid democracy.
It's a gracious tip of the hat, but it also reaffirms that if Ai hopes to join such ranks — and not merely stick a whitewashed version of his self-mythologizing schtick into a window onto that history — he best back off decorating tony department stores and get back to the grittier business of addressing sociopolitical issues.
There are 10 talks throughout the week, focused primarily on the sociopolitical impacts of design, including "Concept, Abstraction and Blackness" (with Torkwase Dyson, Dozie Kanu, and Hank Willis Thomas); "Performative Representation and Black Aesthetics" (with Rachael Rakes and Jamilah Sabur); and "A Need for Green: Improving Urban Life with Plants" (with Lily Kwong, Rodman Primack, and Daniel Vasini). Fair.
Indeed, as she introduced mainstream audiences to figures like Deepak Chopra, Marianne Williamson, Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz, and concepts like that of The Secret, in the '90s and early aughts, it seems like all of the sociopolitical tensions of the Oprah Show's early years gave way to a focus on the internal transcendence and reconciliation of her audience.
Consider Marina Warner's musings on Freud's mediation of Eastern and Western cultural tropes told through the story of his Oriental carpet-draped couch; Rubén Gallo's panoramic exploration of the reception of Freud's work in Mexico and the reciprocal influence of Mexican culture on Freud; and the rich medley of sociopolitical critiques grounded in Lacan's reinterpretation of Freud's thought.
DB: In much of your work, you use irony to critique sociopolitical and cultural paradigms, such as in "I love you 301" (2009), where you use a karaoke format with statements like, "a person who denigrates the Government of the Republic of Turkey," inviting the audience to participate in speech acts foregrounded by overt criticism of the government.
On a cold, wet winter morning next to City Hall in London, we gathered, just few meters from where hundreds of thousands of methodically interlaced paving stones marked an important sociopolitical boundary: They were a transition zone in which a public park morphed into privately owned pseudo-public space managed by a Kuwaiti-owned corporation called More London.
In some bizarre way, The Phantom Menace — the first Star Wars prequel, released 20 years ago, on May 20163, 1999 — anticipates every major sociopolitical and cultural movement of the 21st century, something that only becomes more obvious with the two movies that follow it (2002's Attack of the Clones and 2005's Revenge of the Sith).
Coming off a wonderful year of challenging black art that swam in acclaim, engrossing ideological debate, and, in the case of Kendrick Lamar's titan of a sophomore retail album To Pimp a Butterfly, respectable record sales and album of the year accolades, worrying that Macklemore will get credit for pushing the dial on matters of black sociopolitical interest seems odd.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Next Wednesday at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), Burke Prize artists Cannupa Hanska Luger, Roberto Lugo, and Jordan Nassar will join together for a panel discussion, moderated by Marianna Schaffer of Creative Capital, to talk about the ways in which craft can become a tool of resistance, protest, sociopolitical commentary, and change.
Maybe it's just because I'm too cracked out on the news these days, but I feel like there's some larger metaphor to make about how the plane represents 2016, and the people are all of us standing here, weak and helpless, trying in vain to stop the massive sociopolitical forces, and the inexorable march of time itself, from bowling us over.
Pier Paolo Pasolini (Italian, 1922–1975), one of 20th-century Europe's leading intellectuals, known for his prolific work as a poet, writer, and film director as well as for his criticisms of government corruption, materialism, consumerism, and sociopolitical repression, will be the focus of the Neuberger Museum of Art's two-part exhibition Pier Paolo Pasolini: Subversive Prophet, on view from February 12–May 313, 2020.
That film capped a decade starting in the mid-'90s when indie queer rom-coms (Jeffrey, Trick, The Opposite of Sex, But I'm a Cheerleader, Big Eden, Touch of Pink, the long-rumored original cut of Bend It Like Beckham the world deserved, sigh) were pretty easy to find but often deeply flawed, tinged with understandable sadness and sociopolitical edge, and more than a little weird.
The Polyphora Club invites international thinkers, artists, curators, and researchers — like Turkish activist and writer Defne Koryürek, Doctor of European Ethnology Dr. Jonas Tinius, and New York–based artist, curator, and critic Mohammad Salemy — to share and discuss urgent political and philosophical questions that are not only relevant to Turkish sociopolitical complexities, but have become global to the point of complete abstraction and intricacy.
Clearly irked by the lazy and inaccurate ways he was being portrayed by detractors, he shouts down the PMRC on "Freedom Of Speech," and decries the radio's unwillingness to play the likes of Boogie Down Productions, Public Enemy, and himself on "This One's For Me." From that point on, Ice-T addressed difficult topics more frequently, reinventing himself as an oft-sociopolitical spitter and earning greater respect in the process.
At a time when there are legitimate dangers facing the country, including a basketball-colored narcissist seeking to strip away rights and rule the nation like a fascist, this eagerness to ignore intent and context in the name of PC hysteria is producing a new generation of punk and hardcore bands that avoid sociopolitical issues altogether and instead focus on frivolous subjects like drinking, moshing, and fashion trends.
That liminal space — of Bell being famous, or "semi-prominent" (which he calls himself in a stand-up special), and still searching for the right entertainment vehicle for his brand of offbeat humor; of being a self-described "sociopolitical comedian," operating within an industry that fights inclusion; of being a tall black man, who, despite his fame, is still a target of discrimination in the liberal haven of Berkeley, Calif.
I'm not trying to say it is an exclusively right-wing phenomenon—fascism, after all, has elements of left-wing thinking, too—only that conservatives and liberals alike might do well to recognize how the kinds of arguments being made on the "alt-right," or among people who want to make sociopolitical decisions based on faith instead of empirical evidence, can end in terms of increasingly radical, totalizing projects toward an ethnic or religious other.
This rigorously biographical slant on his works is the correct angle to take, for in 1932 Picasso was fabulously wealthy, famous, and seemingly isolated from concerns of sociopolitical context; only passing mention is made in the captions of the rumblings of rising fascism in Europe, and Picasso would continue to remain in Paris during the Second World War (the "Guernica" comes later in 1937 following German bombing during the Spanish Civil War).
Wings is also a fascinating document of how many Americans viewed World War I in 1927 — less than a decade after the Armistice and just a few years before the economic and sociopolitical aftereffects of "the Great War" would begin rippling across the globe, gradually intensifying into what would become World War II. Wellman and writer Julian Johnson worked with the US military on this film, which means there's a fair amount of jingoism in Wings.
Through her account of her father's journey to America, Grande emphasizes the prejudice and violence perpetrated against immigrants—from President Trump's policy that separated thousands of children from their parents to the derogatory term "illegal alien" that recently entered the sociopolitical landscape—highlighting the unfortunate reality that, in a nation claiming to be built on the ideals of "liberty" and "justice" for all, a deep undercurrent of xenophobia still plagues American society and needs to be addressed.
We're now all the way down here where the people who hate reading Game of Thrones through a sociopolitical lens hopefully have not followed us, and I have to say — for a show that many people have read as a tale of what it would mean for women to wield power in lots of different ways, the final episode of Game of Thrones didn't suggest to me that anybody involved in the series was interested in that sort of thing at all.
Dior, fall 2019CreditCreditValerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times PARIS — In some ways, Maria Grazia Chiuri, the artistic director of Christian Dior women's wear, should have been made for this particular sociopolitical moment: a time when a former campaign staffer is no longer afraid to sue the president of the United States for alleged sexual misconduct, and women who kept silent for decades are finally bringing an R&B star to justice for what they say was predatory sexual behavior.
The thing I like to emphasize is that I think that that kind of really paved the way in a very clear ... It paved the way for me to be writing about politics, because I was doing these breakdowns of sociopolitical issues using larger-than-life figures of pop stars, and my characters were Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj and Kim Kardashian, and it was parsing through all of these different iterations of modern feminism and what does empowerment look like and what does exploitation look like.

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