Well, I write about transgressive relationships and transgressive behavior as though it were entirely acceptable.
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To which, I reply: The best erotic experiences are the most transgressive, and really what's more transgressive than fucking your brother?
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To follow Peterson is thus to be able to participate in the thrill of being transgressive without, well, having to do anything particularly transgressive.
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"If you want to be transgressive — and a lot of rappers want to create a transgressive character — the last frontier is the face," Ms. Friedman said.
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"The important thing is that Trump, by being transgressive in the way he speaks, gives listeners the license to be transgressive in the way they think," Robinson wrote.
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Can you have transgressive spaces anymore where that doesn't happen?
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The films' straight actors are celebrated for their transgressive daring.
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Anything less won't work, because being transgressive isn't always wrong.
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It was so active and so lively and so transgressive.
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How do you indulge in the transgressive glee of destruction?
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Pink's transgressive impact, though, has been long in the making.
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Journalists must not become inured to Trump's outlandish, transgressive behavior.
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That's why the title, I Love Dick, is so transgressive.
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I did, however, understand that something rebellious, something transgressive, was happening.
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It is the most delicious thing, and therefore the most transgressive.
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I kind of support women doing anything transgressive on a dancefloor.
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At the time, this felt transgressive—an infiltrator in enemy territory!
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Our ethos definitely isn't, 'we're so transgressive, society doesn't accept us'.
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Would you like to flummox your guests by serving something transgressive?
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There is a transgressive thrill to how Tony punctures mindless niceties.
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It is the transgressive power trip that holds far more intrigue.
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In the era Supreme opened, skate shops were still marginally transgressive.
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But his most transgressive writing doesn't always reach the largest audience.
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This interior space is by its very nature utopian and transgressive.
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N.L.,' he changed that: suddenly television could be smart and hip, transgressive.
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Mr. Matzneff appealed to the elite's traditional appreciation of the transgressive figure.
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So the work is not just about content, it's also visually transgressive.
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This makes the Mummers' distinctly local, DIY, transgressive grit feel increasingly important.
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The series "New York Film and Video: No Wave–Transgressive," running Dec.
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Its only transgressive act was mentioning style in a Lands' End catalog.
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Mr. Parent went on to build an apparent oxymoron: transgressive shopping centers.
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That may be because Cards Against Humanity isn't really transgressive at all.
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Younger sisters seem fated to be racier, more transgressive and more criticized.
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She's focused on an aesthetic goal that's more transgressive and forward-thinking.
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In the earlier "Fear and Trembling," Kierkegaard realizes that love is necessarily transgressive.
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The Economist: How has the far-right used irony to spread transgressive ideas?
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Adore Life isn't going to catalyze a universal shift toward radical, transgressive openness.
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Like perhaps Julia's awesome and transgressive recipe for kale and romaine Caesar salad?
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There's nothing genuinely transgressive about their behavior; they're just drunk, happy and together.
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"The tone of Breitbart is hell-raising, offensive, transgressive, vulgar, nasty," said Main.
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He seems vital and transgressive again, but pushing 210, he also seems tragic.
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It is in this sense that the show feels most transgressive and illuminating.
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It is the experience of that environment that feels meaningful and transgressive, historically.
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And much of it is transgressive, too: discomforting, or political, or nakedly sexual.
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And in an era dominated by Nintendo's family-friendly approach, id was defiantly transgressive.
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Using lo-fi abjection, transgressive humor, and campy theatricality, the artists in Bitch Slap!
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This has as much to do with its transgressive identity as its musical integrity.
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Most of pascALEjandro's drawings, far from being transgressive or even challenging, are inoffensively joyful.
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In a post-AIDS world, coming in someone took on a new transgressive flavor.
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The surprising offshoot was that simulated sex lost all its fleshy raunchy transgressive mojo.
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The loss of alternative, wild transgressive spaces is a loss for all of London.
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Critic's Notebook Three shows in New York are inspired by a transgressive art form.
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"We are nothing less than a progressive answer to a transgressive president," he said.
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We're doing this with a reason, and we celebrate various kinds of transgressive behavior.
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The transgressive nature of the sexual act, Kali's mother assures him, isn't a problem.
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The transgressive sex in her stories can put you in mind of Mary Gaitskill.
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The association with femininity makes images of men wearing hosiery all the more transgressive.
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That aesthetic, and the idea of traditionalism as a transgressive, countercultural identity, continues to dominate.
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These shows are transgressive and that makes them risky, but these are risks worth taking.
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"I have a transgressive desire—not sexually, but just to break rules," Perel told Broadly.
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But his transgressive antics are a tried and true piece of the pop star life.
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Apex entrepreneurs and financiers, after all, are often "adrenaline-fueled, transgressive people," Dr. Karasu said.
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But they are never transgressive, and they are not invitations to reconsider the female form.
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That is the sort of transgressive threat that could have been used to his advantage.
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Burroughs' Blade Runner focuses less on medical theory than on the culturally transgressive potential of bladerunners.
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The company also scans transcripts of conversations and shuts down transgressive bots until they are fixed.
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Pop music doesn't have to be personal, original, political, or transgressive to be great or deep.
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Menswear-inspired suits for women are not particularly new, nor are they particularly transgressive in 2018.
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Bowie turned the macho charisma of Presley into something far more glittery, fluid, and joyously transgressive.
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And like other examples of those traditions, it can be joyous, comical, transgressive, and deeply problematic.
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I find it comforting and empowering that women are actively engaging in subversive and transgressive acts.
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I wanted to create portraits that transmitted the energy I found here—sensual, transgressive, and playful.
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To their defenders, such outrages are either justified by their shock value or valiantly transgressive pranks.
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As some would characterize Cyrus' performance, the Gorgon's ferocious visage is similarly nothing if not transgressive.
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It's a transgressive involvement that remains prevalent in the production of radical art to this day.
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I feel that kink is often portrayed in the movies as scandalous and dark or transgressive.
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This narrative choice seems a taming, and hence a diminishment, of the character's transgressive divine excess.
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And finally, Michelle recommends a new Broadway play that's arresting, transgressive and manages to feel new.
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We all get sold a bill of goods about what's O.K., what's scary, what's transgressive, etc.
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What the book does offer is insight into the transgressive mind of a true literary talent.
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"We met Najeeb through our label Transgressive and fell in love with his portfolio," the band says.
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There, buying most things involves signing bits of paper and PIN numbers are viewed as dangerously transgressive.
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And now you can hear for yourself because I'm All Ears is out today, via Transgressive Records.
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The Constitution immunizes members of Congress from punishment for transgressive speech on the House and Senate floor.
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It argued that her kind of ironic, transgressive humor flatters herself and her audience, playing it safe.
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What made the character so transgressive was that he was a black man, but he was free.
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So that's my question, what is it about the transgressive act that makes a pot into art?
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But the film does have its transgressive points, allowing it to still survive among the top five.
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Andy always had some rich kids around him but also people who were incredibly flamboyant, incredibly transgressive.
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There was the transgressive Roth; the epic, historical Roth; the personal, memoiristic Roth; the postmodernist playful Roth.
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Really, what Opie liked best about transgressive sex was the way it created a feeling of family.
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In its most transgressive moments, rock still maintains an awareness of notions of canon, lineage, and legacy.
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He is a man given to preening and transgressive statements, whose success has repeatedly baffled the media.
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The subject feels truly fresh and transgressive, while nubility is beginning to seem like, well, old hat.
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Like many, Saltz didn't like what they'd done, but he recognized the transgressive impulse behind the gesture.
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Even if it is transgressive, it's a transgression that nearly everyone else with a Facebook account has done.
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But audiences of the time were evidently hungry for dark, transgressive cinema that could also be thrillingly sexual.
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His novels encompass the visionary intensity of "The Four Books", and the transgressive farce of "The Explosion Chronicles".
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With a transgressive leap, she boards the fishing boat, groping for signs of life among the limp bodies.
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Some Boundary Transgressed overflows onto a 400 cm2 dais covered in shin-high silicone figurines acting, well, transgressive.
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" Mr. Sellers-Garcia said of the party atmosphere: "You felt a little transgressive walking around with a drink.
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In the years that followed, he produced over 19683 formidable happenings and other transgressive performances on several continents.
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Everything about these images presents a very straight vision of queer culture, more celebratory and capitalistic than transgressive.
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The singer and actor Janelle Monáe is transgressive with her personal style, and along gender and sexuality lines.
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George Michael and Freddie Mercury were androgynous peacocks who projected transgressive allure, their queerness a wide-open secret.
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To be clear, this wasn't portrayed as some gleeful, "we let you be the bad guy" transgressive option.
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Being transgressive can be part of the thrill for me, but only against perceived rules, not some passerby.
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It felt transgressive but also right — and then I flipped back to the comic and you know what?
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"People's image of Lou was this tough guy in a leather jacket singing really transgressive songs," she said.
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All of which brings us to Donald Trump, arguably the most disruptive and transgressive president in American history.
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Perhaps nowhere is the Petersonian aesthetic of transgressive traditionalism more apparent than in certain corners of the reactionary internet.
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The kid being both victim and aggressor is just such a transgressive place to go in a murder story.
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Some consider roasts a transgressive expression of freedom of speech, while others find them to be cruel and boorish.
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I don't have to tell you any of that -- we all knew that with every transgressive joke he told.
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Perhaps most of all, they posit bodies as transgressive— partitioned and fluid, interchangeable desiring-machines — non-normative par excellence.
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What is far more disturbing than the transgressive work of Dennis Cooper is the cold reality of technological progress.
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Both bands were literary, transgressive, noir-ish and based in LA. What did you guys make of those comparisons?
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Evidence of the original, mordant wit and transgressive sensibility of the author of "The Lyons" is less in evidence.
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A lot of theirs are about subtly felt and repressed transgressive sexual attractions, which means that I love them.
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Indeed, combining it with the awesome power of the presidency virtually guaranteed he would become more volatile and transgressive.
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Delirious at the Met Breuer is an exhibition filled with beautiful but comparatively polite works by habitually transgressive artists.
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In transgressive textual drawings, videos and participatory performances, Kim visualizes sounds and distills spoken language into clever new forms.
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BRANTLEY Usually by taming the danger of a once-transgressive genre to the dimensions of a Branson tent show.
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Some of the music, like Mr. White's, is transgressive and threat-laced, reflecting the hard reality of the streets.
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But those covers lacked the panache, the transgressive potential, the unexpected twists and turns of the Chuck Berry originals.
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People have always used history and philosophy to prop up their transgressive ideologies — What's your solution to the problem?
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We loved her in 1988, precisely because she was so boldly and blithely transgressive of feminine norms of deference.
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For some, merely saying things that are not usually said openly is part of the transgressive thrill of Trumpism.
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At the end of Menken's career, American newspaper articles emphasized her materialism and linked it to her sexually transgressive lifestyle.
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With Trump, they could express these feelings loudly, and of course Trump himself said these things in a transgressive way.
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We did, and I'd never had sex like that before — it was as though it being transgressive made it hotter.
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So it can be transgressive to be from the outsider or be other, it sort of gives a way in.
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If being transgressive involves the violation of set boundaries, then why does Laugh Back continually fall into a binary spectacle?
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My concern for Scott and Jason is that by performing such transgressive actions they could be essentially ending their games.
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In A Days Work: Photographs by Ian Reid, LA gallery These Days offers viewers a selection of Reid's transgressive images.
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Women continued to shine in transgressive and subversive short films which played the 32nd edition of the festival this year.
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And he still makes people nervous, and they still use boring words like "edgy" and "transgressive" to describe his films.
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The greatest songwriter, performer, and musician of his generation, Prince's music was as idiosyncratic and transgressive as pop music gets.
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And I've specifically had it because the repetitions of Scorsese's later career empty his early innovations of their transgressive power.
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Yet there are still places — this newspaper is among them — where these pictures are still considered too transgressive for reproduction.
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The Trump administration's resurrection of this musty issue seems especially quaint because video game violence has lost its transgressive spark.
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"There has to be something transgressive about it," Harris said, especially when it comes to founders with early-stage companies.
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She was a transgressive feminist poet and novelist with a brutally honest approach to the topics of sex and politics.
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Over the years Ms. Goldin's photographs have captured the rebellious and transgressive realities of a pre-gentrified New York City.
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Let Bill be regressive and transgressive with women he was attracted to, and he would be progressive for all women.
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My favorite among Roth's novels surely remains "Sabbath's Theater," to which I return for its transgressive humor and shocking irreverence.
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Expressing racist ideas in offensive language, for example, or provoking audiences with winking fascist imagery, is, on some level, transgressive.
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But it's equally true that many artists, performers and thinkers have more freedom to tell transgressive stories than ever before.
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The transgressive feeling of actually entering the artwork added to the conversation the work seemed to be having with me.
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This explanation smacks of an attempt to aestheticize a transgressive act that should be left to its dank, unsettling squirminess.
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In her early aughts heyday, Britney built her career on radio-ready singles that flirted with transgressive messages about frisky sexuality.
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Kids who ate up the goofy transgressive magazine for decades will have already committed every line of those stories to memory.
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Swimming areas, however, pose the problem of revealing the signifiers that indicate to strangers that something about me may be transgressive.
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Such transgressive blurring of the borders between the public and private, sayable and unsayable, can be both life-affirming and riveting.
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We accept that as a heroic position for a man to take, even if they're being transgressive and breaking the law.
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In Mr Garutti's staging, the three pointlessly circled in and out of the box, robbing the scene of its transgressive punch.
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Our evolutionary ancestors used shaming and shunning to encourage change, to help tribal members reform their transgressive behavior and then reintegrate.
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The scratchy, scribbled dribbles that "Volubilis" employs owe a lot to a less solemn, that is, transgressive, approach to Abstract Expressionism.
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Somebody like Wes Eisold or Max Morton, people who are working in a transgressive manner, I'm definitely writing in that mold.
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Transparent can be bold and brazen and transgressive; it's when Soloway turns her gaze towards stillness, though, that she finds transcendence.
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I just wanted to express my appreciation and gratitude for the radical and transgressive beauty her clothes brought into the world.
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But they reveal the transgressive and humorous Warhol too, with those feet just as expressive as any artist's study of hands.
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Being openly gay was something for niche transgressive pop stars; for the average gray-suited "salaryman," it was all but unthinkable.
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Enter director Ali Soozandeh and his debut feature "Tehran Taboo," which has made headlines for its transgressive take on city life.
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In Webb's telling, hackers aren't heroes destined to bring the world to a grand new order of their own transgressive imaginings.
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To be honest, they are often self-marked, or at any rate marked by choice, with elaborately transgressive tattoos and piercings.
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A biopic can take any life, no matter how transgressive or interesting, and reduce it to check marks on a list.
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Playing a transgressive game of Scrabble is an acceptable risk for her, because it gives her power she can exploit elsewhere.
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Once transgressive and niche, the term became untethered to the specifics of its non-white, non-straight past as its use broadened.
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"We're always trying to stay transgressive and raw, opening veins hat we can't close o easily sew up," vocalist Orion told Noisey.
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Awareness and treatment of mental illness was far lower in 1988, and so was the bar for transgressive art on the subject.
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Sophie: Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides (Transgressive/Future Classic) The riskiest tracks here are the two where the London-to-L.
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Glazer didn't know who these writers were, or whether their transgressive spirit ever manifested itself in violent crimes, but that didn't matter.
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She clearly doesn't fear the police, or any other consequences that might come her way as a result of being publicly transgressive.
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Entering these enclosed spaces feels deliciously transgressive; exhibition-goers issue sheepish, disproportionately profuse apologies when they inevitably walk in on one another.
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In 2017, when gay erotica is readily available online, the transgressive appeal of Tom of Finland's art can be hard to discern.
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It's becoming clear that London's queer spaces, like so much else that's vaguely fun and transgressive in the city, are under attack.
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Ms. Cleary and Mr. Medlyn imagine a meeting of these opposites of sweetness and subversion to wonder if sentimentality can become transgressive.
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Left-wing Twitter mobs are a great gift to the right, since they make defending the status quo seem transgressive and brave.
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Even when the design at hand has no straightforward message, the act of embroidery can feel transgressive in its silence and domesticity.
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Each artist within the Beauty exhibit is categorized within one of seven ephemeral categories: extravagant, intricate, ethereal, transgressive, emergent, elemental, and transformative.
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On sex and love, it feels transgressive, whereas "Cherry," for all its freshness of voice, gave me a case of déjà vu.
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Transgressive Muppets and Muppet-like puppets that are mean and misanthropic and sexual and otherwise deviant are a shocking inversion of that.
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Most of that involves the Joker (Zach Galifianakis), who's not the transgressive opposition but a whining smiler desperately yearning for Batman's attention.
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"It's about this sense of interiors — this idea of being transgressive on the inside but presenting differently on the outside," says Dickely.
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It was all delivered with a puzzling cheerfulness that made the movies far more transgressive than if their tone had been serious.
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Billed as an "anti-hate satire," the movie is gleefully transgressive and unabashedly silly; one scene features Adolf Hitler eating unicorn meat.
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A demystifying depiction of abortion and the restrictions around it, the show was as quietly thoughtful as it was boisterously, hilariously transgressive.
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Harmony Korine's first film since 2012's brilliantly transgressive Spring Breakers is surprising in its affection, even as it flirts with depravity.
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She offered a bold, feminist reconsideration of the body, moving away from the stereotyped "female" and into something more transgressive — even aggressive.
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Athi-Patra Ruga's large-format, maximalist photographs incorporate diverse cultural and geographic references to create transgressive, utopian scenes that blur dream and reality.
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Not unlike the largely religious community in the small town in Footloose, an Australian town is into putting the kibosh on transgressive behaviour.
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But Nazi symbolism, semi-ironic misogyny, and nihilistic misanthropy are no longer meaningfully transgressive; in fact, they've been in perennial rotation for decades.
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She is "cursed to walk from Jerusalem to Constantinople, from Ireland to Kazakhstan", bearing witness to humanity's base, transgressive deeds and its suffering.
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However, that the logline specifies that "Heather Chandler has a body like Martha Dumptruck" is not reassuring — is this meant to be transgressive?
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The moment is hilarious, almost transgressive; Johnson's big booming laugh in the face of anyone who took a two-year cliffhanger too seriously.
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" He says it's often glorified trolling, "the most transgressive thing you can get away with saying without actually getting called out for it.
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The Trump campaign will be said, rightly, to have embraced the voice of the racially transgressive 'alt-right' and self-identified 'white nationalists.
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There's a harsh juvenile quality to Deadpool's one-liners, ported right over from comics that spawned the fourth-wall-breaking, pointedly transgressive character.
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"Crime stories are ubiquitous in our culture not only for their transgressive lure but for their power to reinforce social order," Bolin writes.
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Yet it never feels convincingly anarchic or transgressive, and the humor, perhaps partly lost in translation, only grazes actual comedy and its release.
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The artists I most admire have almost always been musicians, and most of my best ideas come from the transgressive energy of rock'n'roll.
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The profuse critical love for Yeezus possibly emboldened Kanye to keep honing in on that new, eventually damaging formula of transgressive over thoughtful.
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Halliday has written, somehow all at once, a transgressive roman à clef, a novel of ideas and a politically engaged work of metafiction.
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Those were also the years when the "model minority" myth was really grating me, and I was drawn to transgressive portrayals of Asians.
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Harm OCD is a psychological disorder characterized by an obsessive fear of doing something you know is wrong—something gruesome, criminal, or transgressive.
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Ugly art is sloppy, wild and, yes, transgressive, exciting confusion and joy because it abandons commonplace ideas of what is — and looks — pretty.
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"American universities were once a safe space not only for maturation but also for a certain regressive, or even transgressive, experience," she wrote.
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Her protagonists were typically young women who spurned their mothers' examples of domesticity, enjoyed professional careers and led transgressive lives in secular Manhattan.
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Once Isabel tells Owen that she is pregnant, "Trash Fire" becomes something more than your standard-issue, faux transgressive, lose-lose character piece.
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It may be transgressive to say so, but I'm hardly alone, for all those who cringe at the thought or snort in disgust.
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As a transgressive figure rooted in French literary tradition, Mr. Matzneff appealed to many in France's elite, in publishing, journalism, politics and business.
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But her memoir seeks to evoke, in a way few before it have, the transgressive rush some might find in taboo sexual behavior.
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Starting in 22019 with F*ck Feelings, every one of these oh-so-transgressive titles has exploded into a veritable f*cking franchise.
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Like a totally 60s idea of "Make Love Not War"—that's still pretty transgressive sentiment right now, and a necessary one at that.
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Unchecked free speech, including the freedom to do a Hitler salute, was integral to how they presented themselves: as sexy, transgressive agent provocateurs.
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As an ambitious feminist taking her place among New York's avant-garde, she consciously developed an innovative, transgressive, uniquely feminine style of painting.
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But from my time there, I saw that it wasn't boundary-pushing or transgressive for a powerful man to force himself on women.
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But the Petersonian narrative is one that allows adherents to identify themselves as dangerous (even sexy) transgressive figures without making actual demands on them.
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She died of cancer in 2004 but will live on in our minds as a transgressive, grifting tech queen - years ahead of her time.
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This film follows the photographer through the '20183s and '80s, during which he became a transgressive, sought-after figure in New York's art world.
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You're not making art in an abstract sense, you're imitating a slightly transgressive painting style in a simulated back alley or rooftop or reservoir.
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The Trump campaign — with its angry, "truth telling," transgressive style — might open the door to a less hidebound, more honest politics in the future.
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As I argued in 2015, political correctness seems like an opponent of transgressive comedy, but it also helps build the market for this genre.
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Wednesday's screening at The Regent will feature a live score by Psychic TV, the follow-up band from TG's transgressive leader Genesis P-Orridge.
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The appeals often employ transgressive rhetoric, with everything from racist humor to threats of violence, making participants feel that they're being edgy and dark.
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How do you turn a wildly transgressive, experimental novel about a slick Wall Street investment banker-turned serial killer into a mainstream Broadway musical?
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She's been making transgressive, groundbreaking work since her days in the '80s and '90s East Village scene, whose ravaging by AIDS she witnessed firsthand.
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Licking a boot here and there, joining in if they're feeling especially bitter or transgressive or insecure or far from the cameras that day.
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While the dancers' strength and stamina are admirable, Mr. Preljocaj's scenes of aestheticized violence are less so, more stunt-like than transporting or transgressive.
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Until this ideal shifts, the female unibrow will continue to be worn as a transgressive statement, flying in the face of accepted female beauty standards.
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This orgy scene might be the most famous of King's transgressive and sexual content, but it's hardly the only one — or even the most extreme.
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And thanks to its stars, and the work of directors Alexis Bloom and Fisher Stevens, it's peppy, wistful, and a little transgressive all at once.
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After all, the gleefully transgressive humorist, who regularly launches little satirical missiles in The New Yorker, was about to publish his second young-adult novel.
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Prior to her conviction, Harding was stereotyped in the press for being tough and a smoker, which fueled her critics and was seen as transgressive.
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It's about embracing the image of the transgressive woman, the shrill woman, the scary woman, and turning her against those who abuse their own power.
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In fact, despite their difference in age and the early-80s setting, their relationship is hardly transgressive at all—least of all to Elio's parents.
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Intentionally or not, his Twitter antics, campaign rallies, and TV interviews were so transgressive, so defiant of categorization, that they tilted the traditional playing field.
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"It can actually feel a bit transgressive," wrote Jack Forster, the site's editor in chief, in a post on the "two-wrist tango" in August.
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They're usually viewed as disruptive and transgressive, the same way that our bodies and our presence in what has been historically white places are viewed.
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Mostly, though, I'm just glad that "After" closed on the transgressive joy of picking up the pen, and not on that whispered exchange of names.
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In an evening covering her practice since the 1980s, Kembra Pfahler and her collaborators bring transgressive, wildly inventive, take-no-prisoners performance to the Kitchen.
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Gómez-Peña staged "The Most (un) Documented Mexican Artist" at LACE and spoke about his transgressive brand of performance art that takes aim at borders.
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More transgressive is Steve McQueen's earlier film Western Deep, with similar scenes of descent and darkness as metaphors for oppression without any of the decorum.
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So both selves, the speaker and reader, are held in the field of unknowing, and in these moments, the poems are at their most transgressive.
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This provides aggrieved parties an opportunity to feel righteousness in attacking transgressive art, positioning themselves as protectors of imagined innocents or of ideals under attack.
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So Mr. McDermott and his designer, Tom Pye, have updated the setting to a seedy locale where mystery, disguise and transgressive behavior fit right in.
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Transgressive stars of the 1960s, like Mick Jagger, and glam-rockers of the '70s, like David Bowie, used androgyny to push back against gender constraints.
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But perhaps, in the current arena of painting, the very act of still life painting can be transgressive, a flagrant rejection of other popular tropes.
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Now, she's created another hair moment by debuting artfully dyed extensions yesterday at the opening of Charliewood — An Exhibition Of Transgressive Movement in New York City.
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Not even two decades had passed since her last round of pitches, but Wainwright was pitching a story about a transgressive lesbian to a different world.
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She's a compelling example of a young woman who knows her mere presence in certain places is transgressive, but that hasn't stopped her from speaking out.
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I asked Portwood-Stacer about the idea of fashion ever being truly transgressive, and what happens when we assign meanings of empowerment to articles of clothing.
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Audiences are drawn to both "trash" and "art" films for many of the same reasons, like their transgressive nature and their rejection of mainstream aesthetic norms.
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Arriving at the Regenbogenball, you can see what a powerful and transgressive event it is by nature of its very existence on the Viennese social calendar.
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S-Town is transgressive, but that transgression, along with its high quality, mark a new phase of maturity for audio storytelling—perhaps a kind of adolescence.
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The album is overtly transgressive (and therefore memorable), while "Saturday Night Fever" has been framed as a prefab totem of a facile culture (and thus forgettable).
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Electrifyingly transgressive for daytime TV, the Sex Pistols really did seem to herald "anarchy in the U.K." — as the band's debut single that year put it.
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As adjective-noun-verb, "punk" implies youth ("youthiness"?), sexiness, originality, belonging, spontaneity, rebellion, humor (one hopes) and a mode that's very stylish and a bit transgressive.
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But the anonymous nature of much social media authorship, particularly that of a transgressive nature, makes individual accountability difficult to identify and even harder to penalize.
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Whether Putin is rescuing the bloody dictator Assad in Syria or disrupting elections in the West, he's transgressive in a way that should make Trump fearful.
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John, the guitarist in Gengahr—who released their last album on Transgressive—remembers how Antidotes informed their decision making when writing their debut A Dream Outside.
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Most Republicans accept his transgressive personality and his intentional tweaking of social and political norms because they see it as in service of those larger ideas.
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Will people who identify as non-binary now, or people who think of their gender identity as transgressive still feel the same way in 20 years?
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The collection draws attention to the spiritual inspiration that gave rise to so many sects, as well as the slippage between mainstream and apparently transgressive beliefs.
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She also shows how predominantly white institutions, even those identifying as transgressive or avant-garde, have historically "sucked moments of black protest back" onto their terms.
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More than a half-century ago, The Times reviewed John Rechy's novel "City of Night," a graphic account of a gay hustler's transgressive travels through America.
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I have spent my entire career working at comedy shows, where there has always been a wide latitude to make transgressive jokes while preparing the program.
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Subject throughout her career to judgment based on her appearance and transgressive art and music, Madonna pointed again and again to the music industry's double standards.
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" "I have spent my entire career working at comedy shows, where there has always been a wide latitude to make transgressive jokes while preparing the program.
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Crashing Klan rallies and shooting up cop cars feels liberating and transgressive even as it is safely enclosed within the narrow escapist limits of a videogame.
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Id Software's seminal Satanic shooter game, as Robert Rath argues over at Zam, used to feel threatening, transgressive, capable of exerting dangerous power over the real world.
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By merging all of these cultural and political issues, it forged ties between Alex Jones conspiracy theorists, white nationalist sites like Stormfront, and various transgressive communities online.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Murderous thugs, buxom prostitutes, and desperate junkies populate the crowded streets, dirty hotel rooms, and dark alleyways of Ceesepe's transgressive universe.
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As Tracy Fahey points out in her essay "A Taste for the Transgressive," transforming the body into an art object blurs the line between artist and artwork.
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To their credit, that means they never had a Miley Cyrus twerking moment of "growing up" as white girls by acting out a "transgressive" proximity to blackness.
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While there have been a few positive portrayals of fat characters in movies (see John Waters' gloriously transgressive 1988 film Hairspray), most films have missed the mark.
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Once her brother-in-law appears, the novel gains momentum, becoming both a story of transgressive love and one that evokes the mythology of the American West.
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The Gifted doesn't offer the sometimes transgressive pleasures (cursing, nudity, more explicit violence) of Marvel's Netflix shows, but instead is a network family drama with a twist.
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If acceptable social behavior is too strictly defined and controlled from above, the insensitive or transgressive behavior that administrators are seeking to minimize may actually be stimulated.
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Songwriter Richard O'Brien's original Rocky Horror Show was a transgressive revelation when it debuted, thanks to the way it ripped the curtains off a gleefully unrestrained subculture.
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Despite this and other brushes with Facebook law, we opted against censor-barring the nipples of "The Little Mermaid" in this article, because we're just that transgressive.
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Far from being a screed for sexual liberation, "Portnoy's Complaint" is a study in the ever-present pull between the tribal and the transgressive in modern life.
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This new translation of the classic tale is, like the lamp at its center, darker, grubbier, and more twisted than its Disneyfied iteration, emphasizing its transgressive qualities.
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To create and live in pockets of transient art is, in some ways, a transgressive act, one that pushes against the mainstream of how we understand art.
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Even the novels that are best known for their political dissections are filled with a kind of transgressive sexual realism: scenes in brothels, secret homosexual affairs, rapes.
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The provocative, transgressive pieces surrounding her made her feel at home — and safe, she said, giving her a sense of belonging that has eluded her from childhood.
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This transgressive figure, among other mythological women, figured largely in the work of Cold War–era Eastern European artists who made work in opposition to authoritarian rule.
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"The Bad Batch" traffics in images and situations that evoke what used to be called exploitation movies, reveling in its own (and its heroine's) anarchic, transgressive energy.
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If you are a woman who does not try to make work that is appealing to a male audience, this is also seen as a transgressive act.
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Sanders' transgressive oratory style combined with pie-in-the-sky policy promises and a "burn it all down" ethos are matched by only one other candidate: Trump.
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"Black Panther" offers even more transgressive representations of blackness than "Call Me By Your Name" (which features two white male protagonists) does for representations of queer culture.
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"A lot of times, people say the things that I do are transgressive or shocking, and I think, "Doesn't this generation remember Dadaism or Surrealism or Cubism?
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It's simply to recognize when a story flirts so close to the mainstream while retaining these transgressive, powerful themes, whether those themes are broached on purpose or not.
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It's often transgressive discourse, which uses language that is seen as unacceptable by traditional politicians, and that's an appeal again that the leader is part of the everyman.
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Perhaps one of the more transgressive works in the show is Kit King's oil painting of a skewered hot dog that's been carved to look like a penis.
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The audacious atmosphere of transgressive horror is in part elevated by the cultural subtext that makes it impossible to not regard as an act informed by political resistance.
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Years after Chomsky's book first sent him reeling with the vertiginous power of its transgressive political ideas, Swartz was surer than ever that systems existed to be overturned.
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The AIDS epidemic of the '173s and '90s required transgressive demonstrations like these to upend the willful ignorance of politicians and the demonizing hysteria of the news media.
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You are free to go — it might even be cringe-inducing fun to watch these artists fall on their face — but don't mistake it for anything remotely transgressive.
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Like many of the other 'transgressive' creative endeavors of that period, COUM Transmissions were actually inspired by some philosophy or other, if not a fully fledged anti-ideology.
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He then argues that the broader constellation of transgressive and antisocial attitudes among a subsection of the public is an important force behind rising disregard for democratic norms.
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The show is organized around different categories of beauty, from the aesthetically driven, with groupings like "Extravagant" and "Intricate," to the more sociological ("Transgressive") and material-based ("Elemental").
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A wife and her handmaid acting as allies to exert power within Gilead, and in the process returning to the intellectual labor they both once cherished, sounds transgressive.
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Mr. Pomerantsev, who worked in a Russian television station in the early 2000s, said there is a transgressive thrill in strong leaders thumbing their nose at the facts.
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It's transgressive and occasionally offensive, and it's a great gift for the board gamer in your life as long as they have a delightfully horrible sense of humor.
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Demanding a return to patriarchy — as many in the alt-right, incel, and men's rights activists communities have done, and as Peterson himself has done — aren't particularly transgressive behaviors.
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His work was immediately accessible but insistently transgressive, and he remained defiantly in control over it and his own image even as other artists were crafted by their labels.
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From the late 60s to mid-70s, P-Orridge worked at the very transgressive intersection of Neo-Dada and Fluxus in the performance art and sound collective COUM Transmissions.
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The group drew inspiration from the Vienna Actionists, a transgressive, performance-based collective formed in the 22015s, and La Fura del Baus, a Catalonian theater group founded in 1979.
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So who better to pay tribute to Twombly than the legendarily transgressive filmmaker John Waters, who was both a lover of Twombly's art and one of his personal friends.
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His Puta Locus project functioned both as title for his funky-clunky semi-abstract paintings and for the PAL manifesto that praises transgressive graffiti as an extended pictorial practice.
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Directed with imaginative economy by Taibi Magar (who oversaw the similarly and splendidly transgressive "Underground Railroad Game"), "Is God Is" may be pitched in a key of absurd exaggeration.
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It is their combustible, transgressive love, sparked over that first sip of water, that plants the seeds for the end of a world built on rules, power and greed.
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You would be hard-pressed to find a person who can't find something to like across his discography, given his unique ability to both adapt and be transgressive simultaneously.
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Second, he is gay and personifies the progress made by the L.G.B.T.Q. movement, but he doesn't do so in a way that feels threatening or transgressive to social conservatives.
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"They all see being transgressive as something that is ultimately positive, that automatically makes you authentic," Mr. Klepper said of the most notorious figures to emerge from this ecosystem.
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"I don't think we serve the composers of these often-transgressive masterworks if we completely take them at face value and only do them in one way," he said.
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If you don't want to, if you don't eat birds, take a look at Julia Reed's awesome, kinda transgressive recipe for summer-squash casserole, see if that doesn't appeal.
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At Yale, the associate head of a residence balked at the suggestion that students avoid potentially offensive Halloween costumes, proposing in an e-mail that it smothered transgressive expression.
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That a Trump-supporting actor and character is considered transgressive says more about Hollywood and the media that covers it than it does about the rest of the country.
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" The charge that educators, arts institutions and music historians other than Gioia are, on the whole, blind to the value of transgressive innovation threads through "Music: A Subversive History.
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Tassos and his co-creator William Drew designed the experience to be transgressive, but safe and discreet, and reassure The Creators Project that no one has been arrested yet.
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From Vandalism, 74V17, 1974 The black-and-white photographs in his Vandalism series, which he made in those abandoned homes, still feel transgressive today; they also work as pure imagery.
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To an extent he wasn't doing his full-blown, "I'm going to sort of interject Black people in art history, in this very provocative, transgressive, stereotypical way" — but it did.
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The Transgender Boxing Collective rents space for an hour at a steeply discounted fee; they get room to train, and the gym can claim residual ties to its transgressive roots.
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Though unabashedly played for sex appeal, the moment was also meant to show that McMichaels' character is as self-actualized and transgressive for the time period as the bad guy.
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Unlike other examples of bodily fluid-turned-art, like Andres Serrano's Piss Christ, Milo Moiré's vaginal egg excretions, and Sarah Levy's menstrual Donald Trump portrait, West's photography doesn't feel transgressive.
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Ironically, despite his background in two transgressive subcultures (punk rock and hacking), O'Rourke might be the least threatening candidate thrashing around the crowded mosh pit that is the Democratic field.
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The rise of anti-establishment resentment, anti-PC rhetoric, and the aesthetics of transgressive chic should be familiar to American voters who have followed the emergence of the alt-right.
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It was for the publication of his comic, Boiled Angel, which featured in its pages transgressive and grotesque imagery depicting violence, strange murders, rape, eroticism, and downright sacrilegious subject matter.
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Saying much more would mean giving away at least one huge surprise that this willfully provocative, gaudily transgressive and altogether staggering new play by Jeremy O. Harris has in store.
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Further, if the goal of architecture is to create new environments through spatial manipulation, how does it conform to our understanding of readymades as everyday objects rechristened as transgressive artworks?
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Lillian's short career is dogged by poverty, single motherhood, an illegal abortion, and an obscenity trial; the cultural legacy of her remarkable, transgressive photographs is recognized only after her death.
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The "Roseanne" reboot is transgressive not because it is a pro-Trump show — it isn't — but because it's devoid of the ham-fisted agenda politics of so many other shows.
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It would have been transgressive and she wouldn't have been put in jail, and people would have still read her because she's just a better writer than everyone else. Right.
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But what many of Keyes' cult followers don't realize is that she's a classically trained painter, and her art is just as awe-inspiring, transgressive, and culturally significant as her music.
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There's a transgressive thrill to temporarily becoming someone new — but there's always a tiny feeling of relief when you can go back to being just a kid again the next day.
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On conventional runways and in print, a show of fat can still raise eyebrows, the show's organizers argue, as a tacit breach of etiquette and, less commonly, as a transgressive gesture.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In recent years, the late minimalist composer Julius Eastman has finally received the recognition and praise that he deserved during his short-lived, transgressive career.
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This fits in with a legacy of limiting the face of sex work — and any other kind of supposedly morally transgressive behavior — in pop culture to acceptably white, acceptably attractive women.
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What The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina ultimately suggests, then, is that perhaps the witch fantasy of today is too potent, too transgressive, too unsettling, for pop culture to embrace it wholeheartedly.
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Their main victims were patients they considered sexually transgressive or promiscuous, as well as the children of Mexican, Japanese, and Italian immigrants whose families were too poor to care for them.
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And that was particularly true in two period pieces that seemed like funhouse mirror images of one another: Mary Queen of Scots and the much kookier and more transgressive The Favourite.
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Whatever transgressive reputation Fontana gained for violating his canvases has been sapped by his success in the commercial art market, which consumes anything monochromatic for regurgitation upon a hotel lobby's wall.
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It's a natural line to draw: arriving as a star a decade earlier, Bowie blazed a trail for Prince in terms of musical breadth, transgressive power, and the malleability of gender.
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Often, her aesthetic extends beyond the frame and onto the artist herself, who transforms her own body and way of life into a type of canvas for her compellingly transgressive ideology.
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It was more transgressive to buck the sensitivities of the age on race, gender, sexual preference, climate change, civil liberties, mental health and religion than to walk on eggshells around them.
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For a book that takes the transgressive participation in the public sphere as its subject matter, I couldn't help but wonder why in the end it felt somehow tame, cautious even.
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Throughout the 80s, 90s, and 2000s, Madonna was a "transgressive and chameleon-like icon of music and pop stardom," as written by Nathan Smith in an op-ed for The Advocate.
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When transgressive psychedelic filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky began adapting the novel Dune for the screen, he turned to one man for the elaborate storyboards—French comics illustrator and writer Jean Giraud, a.k.
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" There is "diplomatic language to countenance rape, torture, assassination" and "seductive, mutant language designed to throttle women, to pack their throats like pate-producing geese with their own unsayable, transgressive words.
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This work from 1992, an immersive carousel installation, holds back on some of the artists' trademark fury, but is no less transgressive in their portrayal of lives from around the world.
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If impeachment is about a pattern of behavior — if it's about the sum total of a transgressive, unethical and unlawful presidency — then this rhetoric must be part of the final account.
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"Black people who do transgressive or radical work must redefine and reimagine what winning is in a white supremacist capitalist culture," the author, the Atlanta-based writer Myles E. Johnson, argues.
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The first was when Juliette, reading "Descent" and thinking about its rugged, transgressive author (whom she'd just met that afternoon), reached into her shorts and treated herself to une petite mort.
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Although it's the first time a woman is genuinely close to winning the White House, her campaign has been overshadowed by transgressive male behaviors: alleged criminal acts inspired by their dicks.
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Cult favorites, rom-com classics, teen movie standards, trendsetting horror, wildly successful sci-fi, transgressive melodrama, and the most anticipated (and possibly the most reviled) space opera prequel of all time.
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In homage to Rollin's macabre sensibilities and transgressive use of horror to tantalize rather than frighten, sibling artist-curator duo Kelsey and Rémy Bennett staged a ghoulish, femme-powered photo shoot.
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The key thing to understand is that Trump has won the hearts of Republican primary voters with "transgressive" statements that are popular with Republicans but unpopular with the American people writ large.
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While his music broke the boundaries of glam rock, punk and electronica over his more than 40-year career, Bowie also used music videos to showcase his transgressive style and epic haircuts.
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Despite Mars' embrace of old-fashioned showbiz pizzazz and influences like Prince, Jackson, and now Brown, he is also crucially unlike these artists because he doesn't have the same transgressive cultural effect.
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LA punk was far from all-white (Chicano kids, especially, had been part of the scene from the start), but, for non-Asians, immigrant-run Chinatown still held a certain transgressive allure.
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In it, the former FBI director details interactions with the president of the United States that range from inappropriate to transgressive—actions that undermine the rule of law as we understand it.
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Translated by Deborah Smith, a young English scholar who began learning Korean only seven years ago, "The Vegetarian" has been praised on both sides of the Atlantic as strange, visionary and transgressive.
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Or maybe she ordered it online, to satisfy an itch for some small transgressive thrill: once a month or so, she puts it on and preens in front of her bathroom mirror.
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It was a far cry from his roots in the night life of the late 1980s, when he became a drag queen because it was "underground and transgressive and discombobulating," he said.
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The history of fashion is, in many ways, about facilitating acceptance; creating a bridge between the unfamiliar or the challenging, be it religious or sexual or gendered or transgressive, and the everyday.
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I think the takeaway I found from writing Lesbian Surrender is that you can create taboos anywhere, but that for sex to be hot, it needs to be a little bit transgressive.
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The faith seems to have made him calm and content, albeit at the loss to his songwriting of the anguish, combativeness and transgressive sexuality that animated some of his strongest 80s material.
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"Fags in the Fast Lane" is a return to the transgressive, low-budget films under the gaysploitation umbrella that directors like Curt McDowell and Bruce LaBruce unleashed in underground circles decades ago.
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Lessons from the past about war crimes and transgressive military cultures are not just academic: My research shows that subordinates generally read their superiors' intent with accuracy, for better and for worse.
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Back in the dial-up days of the neolithic internet, staring at choppy, blurry webcam footage of people living their average, boring lives was an exciting and transgressive facet of online life.
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From the late 60s to the early 00s, Rollin made macabre movies centered on darkly powerful women, transgressive in their sexual freedom and monstrous beauty, choosing subversion and danger over mundane domesticity.
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For the reader, Knausgaard's transgressive self-exposure is a guilty pleasure that shares something with the culture of social media and reality TV, and to this extent both these readings have some merit.
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In less murderous forms, you can see nihilism at work in the banal iconoclasm that exults in anything outrageous, provocative, or "transgressive," that sees no qualitative difference between the offensive and the genuine.
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And because Mr. McBride and Mr. Hill are the creators, "it's a festival of inventive foul language and transgressive, often racially charged jokes and situations," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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And the 2017 Sundance Film Festival has its share of obviously religiously oriented films, including not one, but two about nuns — the transgressive comedy The Little Hours and the more contemplative drama Novitiate.
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In keeping with his love of transgressive film, The Weeknd's latest music video for audacious single "False Alarm" is a full-on action short film with guns, blood, and a high body count.
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Frontman Yannis Philippakis infamously dropped out of an English literature course at Oxford University to pursue the band—as did other members on their respective courses—when Transgressive offered them a record deal.
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Shadow, a white polyester resin sculpture of a face with puffed out cheeks atop an elongated neck, is still playful, but not nearly as anarchic as some of his smaller, more transgressive sculptures.
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If you are a black person who does not try to be palatable for a white audience, but instead focuses on your own culture and experience, this is seen as a transgressive act.
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When questioning the degree to which these transgressive paintings retain their relevance, I was faced with a sense of confrontation, rather than the theme of satire that is often attributed to Colescott's work.
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Only someone with his and Bannon's transgressive instincts, along with their seeming incapacity for moral and intellectual embarrassment, could have defeated the well-oiled if soulless machine that was Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign.
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It's a harmless adolescent prank, barely even a prank, and miles less dangerous and transgressive than the things Suzanne asks Evie to do — but the patterns of the two relationships are the same.
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But what makes the drug taking in Dolls still so transgressive is that it originates from an apparent benign form of medicalization, one used to supplement the stress and the exhaustion these women felt.
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Some men had shame, but many of us were often having the time of our lives, being transgressive, making our own rules, or simply breaking them all, although not necessarily all of the time.
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And, in 2015, Totah landed the role of precocious singer Myron Muskovitz for several episodes on Glee, FOX's beloved, transgressive Ryan Murphy-produced musical dramedy; the gig amplified her fame beyond the Disney demo.
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If Netflix really wanted to create transgressive TV, the type to inspire New Yorker thinkpieces and — wait for it — real social change, they'd do the radically empathetic thing and invite everyone to their party.
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Thomas Demyttenaere of Sensoa, a Belgian organisation that is designing a course on sexually transgressive behaviour, says he has never met a refugee who said it was acceptable to force someone to have sex.
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Because misogyny also colors our associations between women and violence, characters who exert control over their lives in this way still feel doubly transgressive — even six years after Gillian Flynn's 2012 novel, Gone Girl.
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Like most people, I knew of it as a generic term to describe pop music producers making their singers' voices sound more pristine and angelic or, conversely, transgressive artists like Kanye West and will.i.
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Seeing Muppets recontextualized like this — particularly in their more extreme moments where they're dropping F-bombs or having graphic puppet sex — holds the same kind of transgressive glee as, say, Team America: World Police.
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Though it's undeniable that each subject has made great gains in her field, Petersen's dedication to overstating the transgressive behaviors of female celebrities in service of the notion of subjectivity as empowerment rings hollow.
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But I do have a question for you both: I totally buy the idea of non-state-sanctioned sex as a transgressive, maybe even fulfilling, maybe even life-affirming act in this show's world.
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His gleefully transgressive films, including "Pink Flamingos" and "Serial Mom," created a topsy-turvy world in which gross is glamorous, housewives are homicidal, and the noblest title one can achieve is Filthiest Person Alive.
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Whether Laâbissi has learned that there does not need to be a false opposition between transgressive artistic freedom and an acknowledgement of indigenous values, beliefs, and ongoing political struggles will be seen this week.
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After this turbulent period, during the waning of the Surrealist epoch, Lebel spearheaded the European wing of the "happening" movement, in which transgressive performance events, usually with nonlinear narratives, are staged as art pieces.
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"Laing doesn't try to make the case that Acker — a remarkably transgressive but also a remarkably privileged individual — is the voice best positioned to critique or represent these times," our reviewer, Katie Kitamura, writes.
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But chewing gum was only transgressive when we were 7 or 8, when chewing a small piece of gum with your mouth open was cool and having your mouth full provided a certain status.
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"The Mick" wants to be a transgressive family comedy — like ABC's "Speechless" turned up to 11 — but in the four episodes available for review, it's caught between its cable roots and its broadcast home.
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As a society, we've constructed rigidly defined narratives about what "good" and "bad" relationships look like; which relationships are considered transgressive, or self-serving, or mutually beneficial; and which are considered wholesome and pure.
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I think that any time a woman does something that goes against what our cultural expectations are for women, it's interesting, and there's a lot of tension there because it's difficult to be transgressive.
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Predatory men have been enabled by a culture of silence, buoyed by the support of their colleagues who turned a blind eye to sexually transgressive behavior, often seeing them as brilliant men or flawed geniuses.
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But these sins either did not strike him as transgressive, or he is so reptilian-brained that he doesn't log the rapacious things he's done, the self-serving decisions he's made, in his own mind.
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That Waters is now graduation-speech fare is nothing shocking, but it does merit asking: What would shock a future John Waters today, and what does "transgressive" art look like in a post-Trump world?
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It was dubbed autobiographical fiction and drew heavily on the gothic details of his upbringing, tying them together in a heightened style that made it an instant classic of transgressive fiction, garnering endless positive reviews.
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There, he wrote about transgressive sexuality in the works of Highsmith, Graham Greene and Henry James, whose novel "The Turn of the Screw," with its own unreliable narrator, Mr. Mallory considers the original psychological thriller.
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He considered it "one of the greatest art exhibitions I saw in New York in the '70s" — on a par with Vito Acconci, the transgressive pioneer of performance art, who likewise stepped away from art.
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On HBO's "Getting On," it was a transgressive jolt to see an elderly actress like June Squibb wrestle naked with an automatic door—in an all-biddy ensemble, no one has to play the hag.
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Sacklers's aggressive, and often transgressive, marketing techniques would radically remake the drug industry, contributing over the decades to the overprescription of drugs like Valium, menopause treatments, painkillers and antidepressants, ultimately resulting in untold health harms.
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I still see the social utility in stigmatizing racists and extremists as much as possible, but I also see how taking that too far, or relying on that alone, can increase the transgressive appeal of extremism.
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Unlikable, irredeemable female narrators have long been underrepresented in mainstream fiction, yet Moshfegh and Broder do fall into a lineage of women authors like Kathy Acker and Chris Kraus who have written about difficult, transgressive women.
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It was a practical decision; McKay earned his living from writing, and his editor, Eugene Saxton, who had previously challenged sexually transgressive passages in his books, believed that "Romance in Marseille" was too shocking to sell.
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Not to mention, as techno becomes more and more mainstream, it is great to have this transgressive counterpoint in our city during Memorial Day weekend when we have Movement and hundreds of other techno after parties.
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"Whether defensive or aggressive, liberating or subjugating, all wars are ultimately transgressive acts where culture and humanity are held hostage to ideology, greed, and power," states author and art director Steven Heller in his exhibition introduction.
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But the the Backroad Ball is the first event of its kind in Eastern Canada, where female forays into traditionally uber-masculine activities tend to be slower to catch on, and still viewed as mildly transgressive.
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Despite having recieved many awards for his science fiction and fantasy stories, his reputation suffered, particularly toward the end of his life, from his mercurial and sometimes violent temper, which led to transgressive and criminal behavior.
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And because it's Mr. McBride (who gets a writing credit on every episode) and Mr. Hill (who directs most of them), it's a festival of inventive foul language and transgressive, often racially charged jokes and situations.
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The brown, tan, cream and millennial pink packaging feels like the love child of Fenty and Emily Weiss's Glossier, perhaps with the transgressive designer Tom Ford, who of course has his own makeup line, as godfather.
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He displays what, in the psychiatric field, is referred to as grandiosity: a sense of superiority—revealed by the way that he speaks about himself and views his transgressive behavior—which is not grounded in reality.
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Although honesty was positively valued by all respondents, transgressive advocacy that served a shared moral end was more accepted, and advocacy in the service of a non-preferred end was more condemned, regardless of its truth.
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"Being gay used to be about being transgressive and pushing the culture," Wintrich told me in late 2017 in the Washington apartment he lived in at the time, which was decorated with huge framed Twinks4Trump photographs.
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In "Transgressive Border Crossing," the second episode of this new season, we jumped back into present day as Sarah discovers just how creepy and intrusive Neolutionists can get when she found a "maggot bot" inside her cheek.
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It also marks the point of intersection between the film's titular inspiration — a frequently intoxicated doctor (Takashi Shimura) who assists the poor and transgressive — and the increasingly ill local Yakuza boss Matsunaga (again played by Toshirô Maifune).
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But while it's clear that both Camille and Eve are haunted by the transgressive violence of the killers they pursue, viewers are only given small glimpses into their interior lives that contextualize the darkness of their obsessions.
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Life-like busts of transgressive punk rocker G. G. Allin and serial killer John Wayne Gacy, in his "Pogo the Clown" make-up, provide a glimpse of "real life monsters" as gallery owner Danny Fuentes put it.
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"It feels like a good time to release a transgressive film about the stupidity of men who try and fail and try better to understand and penetrate the mystery of women," Turturro said in a statement Monday.
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Though the clip is definitely trying to be self-aware about it, the whole serial killer aesthetic—blood and outlaw mythology and manhunts—is a bit played out, reminiscent of the transgressive late 90s at their worst.
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Today, "the transgressive loop" set by Duchamp is met by America, a fully-functioning, pure 24k gold toilet created by Italian-born artist Maurizio Cattelan and currently housed in a single bathroom at New York's Guggenheim museum.
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Billed as the "world's largest queer comic convention," the third year of this wide-ranging gathering featured transgressive panels and a floor full of convention goers in fabulous takes on iconic comic book, anime, and animated characters.
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Still, Mr. Feaver noted that the military has survived worse over the years: "The rank and file have always balanced a life of discipline, rigor and boredom, with transgressive acts as a way of letting off steam."
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Senator Jeff Flake, Republican of Arizona and the author of a new book, "Conscience of a Conservative," has not yet fully demonstrated the sincerity of his concern, but he has articulated the seriousness of Trump's transgressive impulses.
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Gabriela Ruiz, who also goes by the moniker Leather Papi, is a Los Angeles-based artist and designer who celebrates her Latinx identity, queer community, and kink subcultures through transgressive performances, dynamic installations, and a fashion line.
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These days, he's best known for transgressive low-budget films such as 2008's Otto; or, Up With Dead People (one of two gay zombie features LaBruce has made) and 2004's Baader-Meinhof riff The Raspberry Reich.
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More recently, Beavertown Brewery sold a minority stake to Heineken, causing an outcry among some of the most boring people alive (I know because they spoke to me about it… at length!) The transgressive, countercultural dream is dead.
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While a traditional twin-on-twin evokes the accommodations of childhood and camp, prison and the military — a sign, somehow, of both playfulness and austerity — the twin-over-full variety signals something entirely different, and possibly even transgressive.
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"It feels like a good time to release a transgressive film about the stupidity of men who try and fail and try better to understand and penetrate the mystery of women," Turturro said in a statement to Variety.
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It's a bacchanal of drinking, snorting and grinding, filmed in gaudy color by Harmony Korine (Rachel's husband), who "embraces the role of court jester, the fool whose transgressive laughter carries corrosive truth," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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It's true that in fiction and nonfiction alike, it might be that the industry gatekeepers (agents, editors) have been more willing to publish works with transgressive content and "bad" language as social taboos around, say, sex have relaxed.
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Huxtable's self-positioning as a transgender transgressive artist is rooted in an origin story that she is far too enamored with — so much so that she neglects to make content that rewards the viewer's intellectual or visual engagement.
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Female criminality lies especially front and center in Alias Grace, the upcoming Netflix series based on Margaret Atwood's novel of transgressive womanhood and murder, adapted for screen by Sarah Polley and directed by American Psycho filmmaker Mary Harron.
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Though often overshadowed by its contemporaries—there's no mention of it in 'The Warhol Diaries'—it became a standard bearer for transgressive nightlife spaces inextricably linked to the art being created both inside its walls and beyond them.
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Now considered a staple of the musical theater canon, Bernstein's mambo-infused fable about transgressive romance across rival gangs set the template for "triple threat" shows that required virtuoso singing, dancing and acting from all of its performers.
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David Ehrlich, IndieWire Todd Phillips' "Joker" is unquestionably the boldest reinvention of "superhero" cinema since "The Dark Knight"; a true original that's sure to be remembered as one of the most transgressive studio blockbusters of the 21st Century.
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The streaming service continues its Halloween season celebration of Dario Argento's giallo horror films, a subgenre he helped develop in the '70s, which combines murder mystery with other genre elements like stylized gore, transgressive eroticism and the supernatural.
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The fear many Trump critics have had is that he is, as I put it just after the inauguration, a transgressive personality and a man of illiberal tendencies who was unlikely to be contained by norms and customs.
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The feeling of a transgressive greasy touch shattering the fourth wall of the screen permeates, particularly among some of the more explicitly sexual content; the stairwell is lined with a suggestive mélange of images of women and cats.
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"Harvey Weinstein's attorneys' use of my (true) statement- that he was not sexually transgressive or physically abusive in our business relationship- as evidence that he was not abusive with many OTHER women is pathetic and exploitive," she said.
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On Tuesday, about 250 people gathered in the event space of Cloudflare's San Francisco headquarters for an unusual security conference—or, perhaps more accurately, one that aimed to modernize the longstanding tradition in security of creating alternative, transgressive gatherings.
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The idea seems to be that electronic-inflected music has both a futuristic sheen—very important to those on the transgressive right who view themselves at the cutting edge—and is cleansed of associations with a musically miscegenational past.
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She was an enthusiastic poet who created powerful photo-based images, such as "Nude" (circa 21941), very much in the vein of Georges Bataille's transgressive wing of Surrealism, even though she exhibited numerous times with André Breton's opposing wing.
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Some say that Art 42, self-described as an "anti-museum," is walking a thin line: is it truly disruptive, or is it merely tapping into a growing fascination with street art, at its core a transgressive art form?
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The angry either balked at the crass depiction of the President of the United States, or found it to be proof that the writers still have no clue how to joke about the transgressive issues to which they cling.
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The show's creative team features a host of gifted good-time artists, with songs by Stephen Trask, who gave us the deliciously transgressive score for "Hedwig and the Angry Inch," and Peter Yanowitz, the original drummer for the Wallflowers.
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It might not be the flashiest form of resistance, but in a culture that deeply values diligence, it was (and remains) a shockingly transgressive move, an opting-out from society's expectations while remaining a part of it as well.
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" Mr. Griffiths is culturally astute: He counts Kafka's "The Metamorphosis" as a major influence, alongside "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," Salvador Dalí, "Punch and Judy" ("it's so transgressive, so violent") and "The Magic Pudding," a tale of "chaos and anarchy.
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It could be many people, but someone who's been looming very large to me for years now is the painter Toyen, who was extraordinarily transgressive about gender and refused to be pinned down in a certain structure of patriarchy.
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FRANCIS M. NAUMANN FINE ART One hundred years ago this month, Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" — his urinal-as-sculpture and his most transgressive readymade — was ejected from the first exhibition of the Society of Independent Artists in New York City.
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Even with so much stylized pandemonium, it can be hard to overlook how frequently Belladonna staggers over the line between transgressive pop-porn and the kind of outright misogyny that mars so many otherwise righteous female-driven revenge narratives.
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Yet the "whole magical art" is definitely lopsided into the darkest of arts, from sigillary nude body art to necromancy of gallows corpses to Devil pacts, and its content seems intended to thrill the reader with its transgressive themes.
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I see a rightward drift because the people who thinks it's all funny and transgressive and ironic are bringing people in but then they have no ideas to keep them there because they don't know what they believe in.
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It's the kind of transgressive design decisions we sometimes find in small, independent games with meta commentary about the state of video game design, but it's wild to see it offered to as mainstream an audience as can be.
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This anecdote of chortles and charges is stage dressing for Smack Mellon's newest show, Laugh Back, an exhibition that aims to convey the transgressive potentials of humor to briefly disrupt or destabilize power structures while undoing the myth of humorless feminism.
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"Even though a lot of death metal can be passed off on a casual glance, I think it also can help you confront some of these transgressive issues about dying and death and feeling out of place and alienated," Hannum says.
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"It's a captivating form of entertainment that pokes fun at gender and identity along with the social and political traditions that accompany them," Electra says, highlighting the theater as a naturally transgressive space where actors can become anything they imagine.
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"The work interrogates the condition of difference in both art and world contexts: does Axel meet resistance because of his incongruous visual identity, or his transgressive means of investigation?" asks Barrois, whose project is updated on a dedicated Instagram page.
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The fact that Huppert did is not at all — her filmography is too sprawling to support any one generalization, but a consistent theme in it has been a willingness to take on work that's difficult, transgressive, shocking, and downright grueling.
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The narrative's focus on his work trades on the transgressive cachet of the idea that the "darkness" of McQueen's artistic creations came from his life, and his voice is used often to emphasize that his show's themes were almost like confessionals.
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One can surmise that this is a hedge against the reason why the quote is so perversely transgressive in the first place, which is that Parker is positioning himself as the very thing he is supposed to be standing against.
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From the first moment that Alaska uttered her signature "Hieeee" catchphrase on this year's second season of RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, it was clear that she intended to push her transgressive drag to the limit and annihilate the competition.
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But in an interview last year, Chapo Trap House co-host Matt Christman countered that Donald Trump had captured the "transgressive thrill of defying the cultural expectations of the elite," and that the left would be wise to reclaim it.
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Controversy about censorship of sexual material peaked in the 1930s, in response to Americans' growing consumption of erotic publications, racy burlesque, pinups, and, above all, movies—transgressive both because of their content and because you watched them in the dark.
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In the East Village, the Christodora has long symbolized gentrification, luring well-heeled professionals (and celebrities like Iggy Pop, Julia Stiles and Vincent D'Onofrio) to a once-gritty neighborhood that was a hotbed of boundary-pushing art and transgressive lifestyles.
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Well, thankfully, Walton and Hollingworth found a good home with Transgressive Records—home to Foals, Flume, and the newly-reformed At The Drive-In—and now have a debut single to show for their two years of sporadic touring and homework.
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One Direction notoriously followed in the wake of these many groups by practicing a similar transgressive physical intimacy; in that fandom, Larry Stylinson shippers in particular essentially codified for the ARMY how to micro-analyze body language, onstage and off.
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Among the key collaborators on Ms. Fendi's spring/summer 2018 collection was the artist Sue Tilley, a contributor and biographer of the Australia-born British performance artist Leigh Bowery, the depths of whose intensely transgressive work are only now being plumbed.
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The festival's closing event will be a screening of "Pandora's Box," G.W. Pabst's 1929 silent film starring Louise Brooks as a dancer turned prostitute, that captures the era's social upheavals and transgressive freedoms that would be lost a few years later.
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Initially shunned by elites and the Catholic Church, which deemed the dance transgressive and obscene, tango was ultimately embraced widely as Argentina received a huge influx of immigrants in the early 1900s, and Buenos Aires became a world-renowned cosmopolitan city.
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But viewers willing to take part in Mariano Llinás's venture will be rewarded with a rich and transgressive take on the mythologies we build around movies, bolstered by the masterly performances of Elisa Carricajo, Valeria Correa, Pilar Gamboa, and Laura Paredes.
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And then, it's a bacchanal of drinking, snorting and grinding, filmed in gaudy color by Harmony Korine (Rachel's husband), who "embraces the role of court jester, the fool whose transgressive laughter carries corrosive truth," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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But the flip side to the shame you describe is defiance, and it's that transgressive frisson — the thrill that comes from the knowledge that you're not supposed to be enjoying movies like this, let alone making them — that is missing today.
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So every time Dirty Computer's emotion picture cuts from the pure transgressive joy of queer black crowds dancing to the music to Jane getting those memories wiped in that sterile facility, it's stark, horrifying — and so pointed it could draw blood.
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So though it sounds goofy (and sometimes it comes across that way in the movie), The Comedian tries to make the case that comedy furnishes a cross-generational language — especially transgressive comedy, at least when it's an equal-opportunity offender.
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On social media, people often feel empowered to be more aggressive or transgressive than is acceptable in the real world; the firing line of Trump supporters facing off against Trump protesters is what social media looks like returned to the flesh.
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Sometimes they'd be what you'd expect from a regular punk burlesque troupe: bawdy Vaudeville and classy tease, albeit rough around the edges and transgressive in a John Waters way (present-day John Waters that is, where he's a national treasure, like Betty White).
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It also helps to frame this dispute not as a fight between two equally transgressive powers, but as a clear example of one nation violating the well-accepted international norm that nations should not interfere in the domestic politics of other states.
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But now that we've explored and abused every imaginable earthly perversion ad nauseam' and sex has become so gruesomely boring and retardataire' many of you have been hitting dead ends trying to imagine what virtual transgressive acts could possibly feel fun anymore.
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As with other Cronenberg classics like Videodrome and Scanners, the focus here is more on oddly sexualized body horror rather than geeking out on VR. In this film, even the VR devices are obscene, throbbing muscles inviting you into transgressive faux reality.
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"Harvey Weinstein's attorneys' use of my (true) statement — that he was not sexually transgressive or physically abusive in our business relationship — as evidence that he was not abusive with many OTHER women is pathetic and exploitive," the actress said in a statement.
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Yet because of The Handmaid's Tale's transgressive material — which mirrors the current sense of dread evoked by the Trump presidency's contentious relationship with the rights of people of color, immigrants, Muslims, and women — watching the show's first season was an arduous pleasure.
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By treating life on Earth as an exercise in resource management, tropes of sustainability and the desire to reuse energy frequently create a paradigm in which excess and waste are made desirable as a transgressive symbol of luxury and freedom from moral restrictions.
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There's a version of Hunchback that's way sketchier, way meaner, that's way more… I wouldn't say sexist or misogynist, but I would say treating sexuality in a really abject, transgressive way, that I pulled out, like a month before it went to press.
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"Harvey Weinstein's attorneys' use of my (true) statement — that he was not sexually transgressive or physically abusive in our business relationship — as evidence that he was not abusive with many OTHER women is pathetic and exploitive," the actress said in a statement Wednesday.
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Working mostly between Los Angeles and New York, Abdoh built on the legacy of his avant-garde predecessors like Antonin Artaud, creating confrontational and transgressive post-modern productions that staged fearless, energetic performances within rough and ragged sets, combined with multi-media elements.
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Luke Cage—black American man—is Power Man: Find me another hero more transgressive, more divine in his ability to disturb the peace, to rattle the weak-kneed constitution of nerds and bros who think their white heroes translate and transcend cultures.
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Fall spends more and more of its time in Bitworld, watching its souls reshape the space in ways both archetypal and transgressive—until about halfway through, when the narrative balance tips, becoming a fantasy novel about a quest inside the still-evolving Bitworld.
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"Voyeurism is certainly a part of viewing any kind of pornography, so it's not surprising, really, that 'voyeur porn,' which plays up the transgressive act of watching something naughty that you are presumably not intended to see has an appeal," Comella says.
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It's seen as a transgressive bag of broken glass that can be talked about alongside plasma-soaked trips like Anthony Burgess's "A Clockwork Orange" (1962) and Cormac McCarthy's "Blood Meridian" (1985), even if relatively few suggest Mr. Ellis is in those novelists' league.
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Jodorowsky, for his part, was a founding member of the Parisian anarchistic art happening Panic Movement, which flouted conventional morality in Surrealist fashion, and is the creator of some of the craziest, most incomprehensible, and most transgressive films in the history of cinema.
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Most recently in the '90s, experimental community arts space Regeneración/Popular Resource Center of Highland Park, founded by Rage Against the Machine's Zach de la Rocha, brought together performances from underground bands and transgressive artists, with political content, like fundraisers for the Zapatistas.
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We hear of dawn messages to staff, requests for heating in medieval chapels — did she ask why Windsor Castle was built so close to the airport, one wag reportedly asked — and a semi-transgressive attendance at a baby shower in New York City.
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Even while I was playing and enjoying Red Dead Redemption 2, I was often frustrated with its priorities, and wished I could go back to playing Assassin's Creed Odyssey, which is not transgressive, or challenging, but is much more "fun" to play.
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Art historically, Fernandez's slightly sadomasochistic and obsessively erotic semi-abstract paintings of constrained body parts fit into the context of mannerist (or decadent) late Surrealism, which delighted in degradation by interpreting it as an act of alchemical transmutation delivering transgressive freedom from puritanical imposition.
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Meanwhile, the aggressively transgressive New French Extremity cinematic movement has considered Claire Denis' Trouble Every Day, Marina De Van's In My Skin, Virginie Despentes and Coralie Trinh Thi's Baise-moi, and a good chunk of Catherine Breillat's filmography among its canon since the beginning.
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Nevertheless, when Milo's sudden career implosion happened later they didn't return the favor, which I think may be setting a precedent for a future in which the playfully transgressive alt-light unwittingly play the useful idiots for those with much more serious political aims.
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"Harvey Weinstein's attorneys' use of my (true) statement — that he was not sexually transgressive or physically abusive in our business relationship — as evidence that he was not abusive with many OTHER women is pathetic and exploitive," Streep said in a statement to The Hollywood Reporter.
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When Stieg Larrson introduced Lisbeth in the first novel of his best-selling Millennium series, it was as a Scandi-noir punk feminist revenge hero, a transgressive protagonist whose aim was to protect women from the men who hate them by any means necessary.
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Images of St. Clair — an atypical Black femme racketeer mafiosa with power on the fringes of 1920's New York society — contribute to a transgressive collective of representations of femme masculinity (where Blackness is always already ungendered and Prohibition-era organized crime is not).
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Goth men's fashion is intrinsically more transgressive than the women's—it takes a lot of guts even today for a young guy to go out in full eyeliner and lipstick, or a skirt and fishnets, never mind back in the 1980s when this all started.
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So interweaving that with the major character, you end up with this thing that has some balance, where it's very funny and transgressive but you also get the story and emotional stuff you need to have a two-hour film that you want to watch.
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The story of President Donald Trump's infamous tweets falsely accusing President Barack Obama of having his "wires tapped," and the steps Trump and his enablers have taken since to legitimate that claim, is a perfect microcosm of everything contemptuous and transgressive about this administration.
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It's also important to remember the changes in the world outside of Marianne and Connell: that Ireland only ended its ban on abortion in May of 2018, and that portrayals of teenage sex—especially hot teenage sex, which Sally Rooney writes beautifully—is still transgressive.
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I watched Rocky Horror for the umpteenth time this weekend (for a friend's first viewing), and I fell in love all over again with its weirdness, with how queer and transgressive and bananas it was, for a mainstream movie from over forty years ago.
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After her death, she was refracted through the interests of her admirers, or, too often, of her antagonists' antagonists: widespread hatred of Hughes, which crested in the seventies, sometimes eclipsed an appreciation of her work, in all its furious wit, abrupt tenderness, and transgressive force.
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It's contempt for the ideology of them before us: of the immigrant before the native-born; of the global or transnational interest before the national or local one; of racial or ethnic or sexual minorities before the majority; of the transgressive before the normal.
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This is a first novel that reads like the work of an author who has published many books over many years, and it manages to be, all at once, a transgressive roman à clef, a novel of ideas and a politically engaged work of metafiction.
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That's transgressive and she knows it, and so is her four decades of closeness to the mayor — a relationship so tight, and so unconventional, that gossips assume it's sexual: that the children she has with her genial husband, Peter (Peter Scolari), are actually the mayor's.
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His sculptures started out clearly enough as polite, wheel-thrown vessels but evolved into nervy and transgressive abstract paintings, looming behemoths fired in industrial-size kilns, precarious assemblages and live-wire performances (no ritual immolation but lots of smashing and dropping of plates and vases).
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But the greatest legacy of the 1970s vogue for melding Saturday morning cartoons with Saturday Night Fever was in Japan, where anime succeeded the pornographic "pink film" in marrying transgressive and—especially in the case of hentai—graphic sexual content with eye-popping psychedelic excess.
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When: January 25–March 14 Where: The Box (805 Traction Ave, Arts District, Los Angeles) Riotous, transgressive shows once took place at now-shuttered downtown venues like Al's Bar in the 1970s and 1980s, when Los Angeles became home to a thriving punk and performance art scene.
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The fears expressed by many conservatives about sexual permissiveness are not mere reactions to the sight of smutty magazines at newsstands: they are also based on longstanding biblical teaching that transgressive sex is not only a wrong itself, but a trigger for divine retribution against all.
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There's a lot going on in the Braverman clan this Thanksgiving, between Adam's anxiety about his job and tension with Gordon, Drew's call with his father and illicit bonding session with grandpa Zeek, a tumultuous football game, and Haddie's transgressive romance with the much old Alex.
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To do so, they embraced a transgressive and performative approach—one that, Nagle writes, is "more Fight Club than family values, more in line with Marquis de Sade than Edmund Burke"—inspired not by the work of conservative ideologues but by the tactics of left-wing vanguards.
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In a sense, I'm turning the message around in this piece, and back against these established art world titans who were once transgressive counter-cultural figures, but now in the context of blue-chip galleries also occupy a space of being artifact-generators for the ultra rich.
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He and his brother may get high after the holiday feast, but when he makes a visit to a truly transgressive place — the backwoods den of guns and strippers known as the Sausage Factory — he closes the scene by lecturing the proprietor about exploiting vulnerable people.
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"Both are deliberately transgressive, breaking through the tedium of politics-as-usual by using vulgar language, insulting and shouting down opponents, adopting simple catchy slogans and making off-color jokes and misogynistic remarks," wrote Alexander Stille, a journalist and author of books on Italy, in The Intercept.
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It delicately and luxuriously balances the dim lighting requirements needed to show the mix of texts, paintings, photography, collages, ephemera, historic documents, magazines (including Beatitude, Umbra and Ed Sanders's transgressive Fuck You: A Magazine for the Arts), books, jazz music, spoken word recordings, and fantastic underground films.
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With promiscuity and sexual freedom at the heart of gay culture's many daring cultural innovations, we went on to elevate erotic photography to high art with Mapplethorpe, shepherd the birth of House music at the Paradise Garage, and test publishing's limits with Dennis Cooper's transgressive eroticism.
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The codes were collected in a centimeter-thick book that came bundled with the cartridge, and poring over the lines and lines of different ways that games could be broken felt weirdly transgressive, like reading through some satanic bible or The Anarchist Cookbook for the Mushroom Kingdom.
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Instead, widespread ignorance about the Holocaust has contributed to a climate where Sieg-Heiling is seen by some youth as a transgressive act: Not an actual call to genocide, which it remains among hardcore white nationalists, but a way of sticking it to the stuffy PC elites.
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Many of these directors would go on to make more accomplished, interesting films: Tamura, for example, would go on to write the screenplays for much of Oshima's best work, and Toshio Matsumoto would make the transgressive Funeral Parade of Roses (1969) before shifting toward video art.
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In two recent live shows I attended, the contenders leaned heavily on jokes about appearance and unfunniness (the harshest cut for a comic) and on transgressive humor, which went wrong when a combatant at the New York Comedy Club referred to the Orlando shooting the week of the tragedy.
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" Still, with the admission the conversation might feel dull for anyone whose partnership choices have always been considered transgressive, Hard to Do speaks mostly to Korducki's cohort, and my own: unmarried, heterosexual millennial women living in cities with at least a modicum of "disposable income and expendable time.
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It also helped that the beginnings of Foals journey were as DIY as you could get, easily placing them into the adventurousness of youth culture—as people like you and I. "They had this awful post van," remembers Tim, co-founder of Transgressive Records, who initially signed the band.
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The first season was a transgressive, smutty tour de force, its self-destructive, chatty protagonist propelling us through sexual adventures, familial passive-aggression and the gradual revelation of her secret torment: the death of her best friend (Jenny Rainsford), who stepped into traffic after Fleabag slept with her boyfriend.
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"Her stories are sharp, transgressive and full of the unexpected with enough keen social observations to launch a thousand dissertations," the thriller writer Chelsea Cain wrote in The New York Times Book Review in a review of "The Story Until Now" (2013), a collection of Ms. Reed's stories.
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The current exhibition in Japan begins to situate it in the broader context of thematically transgressive and sometimes technically daring modern and contemporary photography that prize the spontaneous and the rough-edged over the studiously composed and fastidiously executed (despite the high quality of the South African artist's posthumously produced prints).
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It's unfathomably taboo to destroy a physical object and there's not much in-between to reactions when commanded to do so: you are either Dave or you're Steve, you either shrink in the face of the permanence of the solid or you delight in the transgressive thrill of its destruction.
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MULLANY Tapestry isn't often thought of as a transgressive art form, but the naughtiest and most hilarious work at TEFAF this year is a woven wall hanging, completed in Bruges around 1600 and offered by this London gallery, that depicts shepherds and maidens getting very frisky in a verdant garden.
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As for director Miguel Arteta, a filmmaker who, from his 1997 breakout, "Star Maps," to 2017's "Beatriz at Dinner," has never been afraid to be edgy, even transgressive, it's a mystery why he would make this film, when Hollywood is full of no-name hacks willing to do the job.
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Falk has had mixed success — high in Season 2, lower in Season 4 — in combining the show's sitcom elements, which emphasize elaborate, erudite, often filthy insult comedy, high- and pop-culture in-jokes and transgressive, sexually frank physical humor, with a thoughtful consideration of modern love and its psychological burdens.
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But even the liberal-leaning white women who use knitting as a transgressive form of political resistance—protesting the legislation of reproductive rights by knitting vaginas to send to Capitol Hill, or crafting the Women's March Pussy Hat project (the pattern was spread on Ravelry)— don't always make their projects inclusive.
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It's not hard to draw a line between the rise of middle-brow rooftop clubbing—a world where the hard and transgressive edges of the club-night has been softened with brioche buns, mixologists, corporate sponsors, deck-chairs, and "taste-making" DJs—and the shift that's currently taking place in Britain's festival culture.
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But while both the manga industry and the fine art world continue to celebrate hypersexual portrayals of doe-eyed, busty high school girls, a new wave of transgressive women artists is starting to turn the tide: Junko Mizuno, Aya Kakeda, Hinako Hinana, Chiho Aoshima and Risa Mehmet, to name but a few.
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Ms. Martin had been arrested 14 other times under the loitering statute in the early 2000s, she told me, in most instances while she had been in the meatpacking district, as it was evolving from a place of bohemian and transgressive club life to a world of croque-monsieur and Stella McCartney.
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These begin with a panel on the Natural Underground with seismologist Robert de Groot and curator Emily Lindsey of the La Brea Tar Pits, followed by discussions of the Public and Militarized Undergrounds, and ending with LA Times columnist Carolina Miranda in conversation with transgressive performance artist Ron Athey on the Cultural Underground.
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"I love the idea of a guy wearing dresses," Mr. Browne said after the show, a notion that seems less transgressive when you consider that you cannot swing a cat in the Lakers locker room these days without hitting some fashion-forward ballplayer in a Fear of God tunic or a Gucci kilt.
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On Thursday, Dancenoise, the fiercely feminist and transgressive post-punk performance duo of Anne Iobst and Lucy Sexton, who were an integral part of the East Village performance scene in the 1980s and '90s, wrapped up a mixed bill with a bang, as part of Danspace Project's Platform 2016: Lost and Found.
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I also expected to experience the transgressive thrill of having magic secrets revealed; instead Jillette "busts" the contestants in a kind of ingenious code that communicates just enough to indicate that he and Teller (who is of course silent) have it all figured out, without spilling the beans to the general public.
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When: Opens Friday, July 15, 216pm Where: Lethal Amounts (27 W 29th St, Downtown, Los Angeles) Since the late 21811s, Bruce LaBruce has been at the forefront of transgressive queer cinema, making films that depict pornography, BDSM, rape, amputee fetishism, vampires, and zombies, delivered with a mix of campy humor and radical politics.
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Exposing and embarrassing and taking down a powerful man -- and if there's a transgressive woman to take down too, all the better -- transfers a little bit of that power to the rest of us while also allowing us to pretend that we're acting to our own highest moral standards, even when we're most likely not.
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"Divide and Conquer," an excellent new documentary produced by Alex Gibney and directed by Alexis Bloom, shows the divisive strategy Ailes used to help elect a succession of Republican presidents, even as he turned Fox News into a sexually transgressive cult where he and Bill O'Reilly and others could get away with any predation.
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Mann, who won a Fulbright to Taiwan and learned paper-making in India, guides these elements through accident and design into a precarious balance of harmony and clangor, an empire of the senses (to repurpose the title of Nagisa Ōshima's transgressive '70s exercise in erotic cinema) where seduction vies with firepower as the weapon of choice.
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Metal musicians and fans are as likely as anyone else to be influenced by a wide range of artists (how many times was Lemmy's love of ABBA referenced during his memorial service?), so is it any wonder that Bowie, with his far-reaching artistic prowess, unflappable charisma, and transgressive attitude would be especially appealing to so many of us?
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Since the late 1960s, Red Jordan Arobateau, a Black trans man, has been prolifically producing transgressive, sex-positive street lit that centers the lives of working class and poor queer folks of color—writing that helped pave the way for inclusive depictions of Black sexuality that we're only just beginning to see in the mainstream today.
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Funny, then, that I now find myself one of thousands of spirited if not slightly jaded temporary expats in Berlin, pessimistic as to whether we'll be granted entry to temporary temples of self-expression, some of which have a truly transgressive attitude that'd curl the toes of anyone who's ever filled out a health and safety risk assessment form.
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So you and your date settle in for something nice and transgressive … and within minutes you are watching a man getting his face bashed in — all the way in — with a fire extinguisher and then, a few scenes later, a woman getting raped for 10 agonizing unedited minutes and by the time the credits roll, voilà, you're single again.
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But they've been on a journey to get there, and though it might sound almost transgressive to say it, they could only choose the way of grace once they'd come to experience the emptiness of the way of nature, and understood the need to be an instrument of peace (as in St. Francis's prayer, quoted in the film).
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It remains transgressive, however, for the same reasons the Black Panthers regally posing for photos with rifles and African spears was: it challenges the unspoken understanding that the Second Amendment is only for white people, that a "well-regulated militia" could also define a band of black brothers and sisters from the 'hood, including veterans, students and ex-convicts.
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My other favorite pieces include Salvador Dali's transgressive "Aphrodisiac Dinner Jacket" (750013) — so crazy it captivates — and Lucio Fontana's concetti spaziali "Bracelet Ellipse Concetto Spaziale" (1967), which is supposed to break physical and metaphysical dimensional limitations, but is here reduced to a tiny, deep-pink elliptical surfboard (so cute), and his beautifully shining, poked gold "Broche Concetto Spaziale" (circa 1962).
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In response, I suggested that Bee and her fellow late-night liberal shouters were actually doing more for the Republican nominee than was Fallon, because Trump's appeal was in part a reaction to a pervasive late-Obama-era politicization of pop culture — which was encouraging Republican voting as a form of cultural protest, and Trump voting as an act of transgressive rebellion.
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Katja Blichfeld, a creator of ''High Maintenance,'' HBO's gently transgressive episodic comedy about an unnamed weed dealer and the New Yorkers who make up his clientele, told me that this season, she and her co-writer Isaac Oliver initially wrote a scene with stage instructions that read, ''so-and-so eats so-and-so's ass on the terrace,'' she recalled, laughing.
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Here are some things that she is best known for: being in transgressive bands like Throbbing Gristle and Chris and Cosey, being a member of the notorious 70s performance art collective Coum Transmissions, and basically doing everything in her power to shake up the establishment, including throwing exhibitions that involved used tampons and blood-covered dildos and making songs where she screams about murderers.
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Sexual tension is foundational to the show's plot, and this episode is a teaser for the way Killing Eve intertwines different kinds of "transgressive" acts—both the morbid, as in Polastri's obsession with true crime to the point where she cuts herself in the season's pilot to understand the flow of blood, as well as a kind of forbidden sexual tension between the two women.
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Transgressive work is a more accurate expression from a culture that has been engaged in war as long as we can remember, one that has a severely unequal stratification of wealth, a culture that disproportionately locks up poor minority groups for maximum sentences (while the same crimes from white offenders are penalized with rehab), religious groups that denounce science and inspire their congregation with fear and hate, not love and tolerance.
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And Brosnahan felt that she could truly inhabit Miriam (Midge) Maisel, a young Jewish housewife in 1958 who has finagled the full megillah straight out of Bryn Mawr — the gleaming Upper West Side apartment, the doting husband who pitches ad copy by day and wears transgressive turtlenecks by night, a toddler and a bouncing baby and a waist that cinches to a Coke-bottle shape in a Perma-lift girdle.
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It is not necessary to agree that "How to Write an Autobiographical Novel" is itself a kind of novel in order to appreciate that Chee has written a moving and personal tribute to impermanence, a wise and transgressive meditation on a life lived both because of and in spite of America, a place where, he writes, "you are allowed to speak the truth as long as nothing changes."
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Both they and some of their Christian allies argued that a decision in favor of Masterpiece Cakeshop would be vital to protecting the rights of religious minorities: [A ruling for the cakeshop] also vindicate the Jewish florist who believes it is religiously transgressive to participate in creating floral arrangements for a ceremony in which a Jew was converting to another religion, or for a wedding between a Jew and a member of another religion.
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The pictures that he took of Stephen Tennant and his other bohemian friends not only mark the beginnings of his formal photography career, but also exist as invaluable documents of this sub-culture of young men and women who in 1920s London lived a life of grandeur and decadence typical of the 1890s — the decade that shocked the rigid Victorian morality with its hubristic aestheticism, sensuality, and transgressive openness to sexual and political experimentation.
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Just as Louis C.K. used his stand-up specials and FX show, "Louie," to recast his own sexual misconduct as transgressive comedy, his peers — multi-hyphenate TV stars like Mr. Ansari, Tig Notaro and Lena Dunham — have used their own platforms to mine the experience of working with guys like him, and dig into issues like how to act on intractable rumors, the social discomfort of taking a stand, and the problem with well-meaning male allies.
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But read it straight through, as I just have, and I think that you will find that he came to the '80s art scene late, as a black-sheep, puckish novice, five years after the transgressive epoch-defining Colab exhibitions, such as the Times Square Show and The Real Estate Show and the openings of ABC No Rio, Fashion 时装 Moda МОДА and Group Material — where art was being inseminated with the Dionysian, the social, the political, and the economic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ulrike Ottinger, "Jacobs Pilger [Jacob's Pilgrims]" (1981) (From FREAK ORLANDO) Analog color print from transparency, 60 × 40 cm (83 5/8 × 15 237/29 in.) (Images courtesy Bridget Donahue Gallery)In Ulrike Ottinger's transgressive photographs, on view at Bridget Donahue Gallery, gender bends freely: Glinda the Good Witch becomes a bearded queen in a shopping mall; Dorian Grey becomes a sleek, feminine power broker; and a pearl-clad pirate wears cut-and-pasted body hair on her bare chest.
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" In "The Peach," a fittingly-named chapter of Al Dente: Madness, Beauty, and the Food of Roma, English author David Winner describes how such overt use of fruit imagery dates as far back as 16th-century Rome to the works of Vincenzo Campi and Caravaggio: "The idea of the fruit became the perfect metaphor for the culture of post-Reformation Rome, a culture whose quest for religious and political orthodoxy frequently led to further uncertainties and where humor alone offered an acceptable outlet for transgressive desire.
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Certain vernacular norms have, of course, persisted over time; components of geek culture, meme culture, and rhetorical strategies associated with early trolling subculture and other forms of transgressive humor can still be found on contemporary 4chan and within groups of Anons, although the same could be said for many spaces and communities steeped in the broader category of internet culture, such as reddit (which itself is home to a number of pro-Trump alt-right boards—most notably r/the_donald—often discussed alongside 4chan's "politically incorrect" /pol/ board).
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