Sentences with phrase «even pricks»

Ed Atkins, Even Pricks, 201, 16:10 HD video with 5.1 surround sound.

Ed Atkins, Even Pricks, 2013 16:10 HD video with 5.1 surround sound 8 minutes © All images courtesy the artist and Cabinet, London

Though it is a completed artwork, Even Pricks is a preview of itself, made in anticipation of itself, which again seems to thwart the seductive promises of such image - making technologies.

Atkins's Even Pricks (2013) comprises a series of hyperpolished digitally rendered vignettes that relate the idea of depression — both physical and psychological — to the immaterial surfaces of images.

Instead it is an indifferent provocateur that floats and meanders, impressing its lifelike, hyperrealistic self on the surface of Even Pricks in order to further impress itself on the gaze and seductions of its viewers.

A few moments later, Even Pricks approximates the look and sound of a trailer for an action movie: the words THIS SUMMER / DESTROY YOUR LIFE / EVEN PRICKS / DIGESTED / ASSHOLE dart onto the screen as a sequence of five loud gunshots and explosive graphics announce what seems to be a coming attraction.

At the opening of Äppärät, she will perform the work Operation Earnest Voice (2015) In Ed Atkins» high definition CGI film Even Pricks (2013), we see human — and simian — thumbs inflate and deflate, seemingly operating as an index of (digital) attention, the compulsive and destructive «economy of like».

It probably won't even prick his filter bubble.

This remarkable crust barely shrinks in the pan, so there is no need to weight or even prick it before baking.

They are spiky, bristly grass that sticks itself to your dog's fur and can even prick through the skin.

Not exact matches

Even the finger prick presents challenges.

Furthermore, Theranos employees even improperly operated conventional blood testing machines (as opposed to the «nano - prick» blood test technology that CEO Elizabeth Holmes had claimed would revolutionize the diagnostics industry)-- and the firm failed to ensure that all patients who may have received inaccurate test results from Theranos has been duly informed.

Instead, geometry's half «halo of inscription: prick of the compass steel, the line from then to now steady and bright and eerily even for one «hundred «eighty contrite converted degrees.

It was clear to some of us at the time that «TJ» was an insufferable prick, trying to sell a religious idea that anyone with even a modicum of theological training could see through (if they were willing to apply a dash of logic to their evaluation).

For example, since they all thought the Middle Ages believed the universe was small and cozy, we read the passage in Ptolemy's Almagest where he concludes that the universe is unimaginably vast, and calls the whole earth (which Eratosthenes had accurately measured as about 8,000 miles in diameter) a needle prick compared with the universe; and we read Boethius» Consolation of Philosophy, which popularized this idea; and even a typical sermon that used the idea to show how great God was to have created such an enormous universe.

Press dough into the bottom of the pan in an even layer, pricking the finished layer several times with a fork.

If he hadn't been such an absolute prick, people wouldn't even care, especially those who recognize that pretty much every decent Tour cyclist was also cheating.

If you believe that your baby has a milk allergy or intolerance, What To Expect suggested visiting your baby's pediatrician for a physical exam, an examination of your baby's stool, and possibly even a skin - prick allergy test.

Slater and her colleagues observed the same pain - related activity in 12 preterm infants in response to heel pricking, even in the absence of grimacing, one of the traditional behavioral measures of infant pain, but failed to detect it when the babies» feet were anesthetized.

Common skin - prick tests, in which a person is scratched by a needle coated with proteins from a suspect food, produce signs of irritation 50 to 60 percent of the time even when the person is not actually allergic.

Even better, taking the needle out of the inoculation process could also help prevent the accidental transmission of Ebola, as well as other diseases, such as HIV, that might otherwise spread from unintentional needle pricks and unsafe handling of medical wastes.

«This means even something as small as a pin prick in the skin still involves a response in your entire body.»

Interestingly, based on the first case study, it is still possible to be allergic even though the skin prick test comes back negative.

You can do skin prick tests or shell out the dough for expensive food sensitivity lab results (that may not even tell you anything definitive), but the gold standard remains the food challenge: strict avoidance of the suspected food until symptoms subside followed by an oral challenge.

Even nutritional oils that come in capsule form, such as evening primrose oil, can be blended into your base oil by pricking the capsule with a pin and squeezing the contents into your anti-cellulite potion.

Even though Alda does well in this scene, it's difficult to imagine the man we've been getting to know for the last hour turning into a callous conservative prick.

Grenville blithely leaves behind his idealism in favor of a more conventional idea of success, only to have his conscience pricked by Dalrymple's unconventional daughter, Charlotte, an activist for social justice, even as he's entering into a comfortable if passionless engagement with Dalrymple's other daughter, the passive, and much simpler, Emily.

Being the lovable prick he is, Refn says that he hasn't even seen a lot of these movies, but he wanted to make the most expensive poster - art book ever because he could.

The majority of you are impatient pricks that probably didn't even buy the Wii U with your own money.

Prick your ears, and you may even be able to decipher the nine oil pumps that feed the dry - sump lubrication.

The needles are small, and when administered in the scruff of the neck while the dog is eating, the dog may not even notice the prick.

Coren even found that dogs with floppy ears heard the seismic sounds before the earthquake less than did dogs with pricked ears [source: Coren].

Maybe I'll even buy FFVII to support the iddea of old games making a comeback, despite being a prick move on Square's part, but they'll likely just misconstrue it as lack of interest, damn robot hearts.

He goes from being some decent run of the mill guy, not a bad hand with a gun to then being the absolute saviour of the known galaxy and a pillar of everything good, even if you went full renegade just to be a prick and get rewarded for it.

This form (known as «art corporel» in France) is exemplified by the Serbian artist Marina Abramovic (b. 1946), whose most famous performance - «Rhythm 0», first performed in 1974 - involved her passively enduring a range of acts performed upon her by the audience, whose members cut her, pricked her with thorns, tickled her with feathers, took off her clothes and even pressed a loaded gun to her head.

They even had his commanding officer, who said he'd had thorn pricks that were worse than some of Kerry's wounds.

Even when the AGW bubble has been well and truly pricked, there'll still be interesting discussions here about your many parallels to the climate debate.

Anyone caught flying with pricks (with the view to getting even with other balloonists who cut them off by popping their balloons) would be shot down by the O.P.P. (Ontario Prick Police).