Sentences with phrase «late twentieth century»

Many of the pieces included in this exhibition are considered pivotal works of late twentieth century art.

Late twentieth century warming was primarily due to the increased greenhouse effect.

In the tradition of late twentieth century installation art, the works in this exhibition are produced through the remains of action.

His practice is informed by the trajectory of late twentieth century abstraction and the emergence of sophisticated software and print technology.

Once the telephone became popular as great mode of communication, phone dating took place.Invention of Internet is, perhaps one of the greatest one in late twentieth century.

D'Arrigo, R., Wilson R., and Jacoby G. (2006) On the Long - Term Context for Late Twentieth Century Warming, Journal of Geophysical Research, 111, D03103, DOI: 10.1029 / 2005JD006352.

The book tells of some of the actions of the «SAS Originals» during the Second World War and also recounts stories from later twentieth century conflicts including Northern Ireland, the Falklands War and the First Gulf War.

The Rivendell Collection of Late Twentieth Century Art is on permanent loan to the Center for Curatorial Studies.

«His significance places him between Joseph Beuys and Robert Rauschenberg as someone whose ideas and influence have helped to shape late twentieth century art.»

‡ This placement on the threshold of early and late twentieth century modernism served Stankiewicz well, as he continued to exhibit and develop his sculpture throughout the 1960s and 1970s, establishing relationships with New York galleries even after he left the city in 1962 for rural Massachusetts.

Often borrowing from non-art sources such as corporate advertising, questionnaires or scientific experimentation, Haacke is probably the most successful and best - known late twentieth century artist to create political art that manages to hit its mark with such concision and elegance.

The camera as Edward Weston states «provides the photographer with a means of looking deeply into the nature of things, and presenting his subjects in terms of their basic reality» Thus, in the classic sense, Tillmans» work unites photography's heroic modernism with the mysterious humanism of late twentieth century identity.

Paintings by Dan Walsh at Paula Cooper Gallery summon several monumental streams of late twentieth century painting — color field, geometric abstraction, and even the less monumental Op — to the side of an artist who somehow eludes categorization.

The Akron Art Museum collection, currently on view in the Sandra L. and Dennis B. Haslinger Family Foundation Galleries, includes an electric array of late twentieth century Pop art, abstract expressionist, and surrealist art, as well as a strong emphasis on twenty - first century painting, sculpture, photography and new media.

Claude Monet was perhaps most famously influenced by his garden at Giverny, with later twentieth century examples of gardening artists including Derek Jarman and Barbara Hepworth.

These white and grey monoliths are evocative of a typical post-war aesthetic and, with their brutal tactility, remind one of late twentieth century municipal buildings built for uncompromising utility.

Close is one of the most highly regarded and influential late twentieth century American artists.

For example, in contrast to IPCC's alarmism, we find neither the rate nor the magnitude of the reported late twentieth century surface warming (1979 — 2000) lay outside normal natural variability, nor was it in any way unusual compared to earlier episodes in Earth's climatic history.

Half a century after his death, his raw energy and nuanced approach to multimedia composition continue to resonate with audiences, cementing his place as a seminal figure within the broader spectrum of late twentieth century art.

This includes being treated with respect and dignity, reducing conflict, improving cooperation and collaboration, and even going as far as enforcing civility (at Micrel I banned swearing, much to the consternation of the rough and rowdy semiconductor sales teams of the late twentieth century).

In Beyond «Best Practices»: Employment - Discrimination Law in the Neoliberal Era, Professor Deborah Dinner explores how neoliberalism of the late twentieth century has influenced Title VII's interpretation and destroyed Title VII's ability to transform the American workplace into one where employees are properly treated, fairly valued, and fully compensated.

To everything there is a season, and the late twentieth century is not the season to get sentimental.

Here's how Slavitt, who describes himself as «a skeptical Jewish aesthete of the late twentieth century,» translates the same passage from the «Hymn After Meat»:

Living and writing in the late twentieth century has its burdens as well as its privileges.

One might compose music in the late twentieth century for Renaissance period instruments, but it would always be, like theme park castles, a replicated rather than authentic air.

But as Dubois implicitly understood, actively seeking Jewish conversion was, under the general conditions of the late twentieth century, neither a theological nor a political possibility.

The end - times of the late twentieth century are on a global scale, and it is not only Christians who are at risk.

And here, in the late twentieth century, Orthodox and Protestant leaders began to pray in common with the Bishop of Rome for an end to the fragmentation of the Christian world.

The real target, it turns out, was not a humanist conspiracy of the late twentieth century, but one of the fundamental principles of modern political life.

With ideologies and empires crumbling around us in the late twentieth century, the revision of the revisionists bids fair to become a central intellectual growth industry.

Certainly there is no obvious remedy within the common assumptions of the late twentieth century that all states, whatever their origins and nature, are equally sovereign.

That the Catholic Church in the late twentieth century is facing some sort of crisis is a fact denied by scarcely anyone.

Our physicality involved a necessary self - preservation instinct that led to protection of one's own self or kind over against that which was defined as other — a view not too dissimilar from what Cornel West develops in the late twentieth century as the «normative gaze that tends toward universalization of one «s own kind to the detriment of otherness.

These movements, followed by Methodism and the evangelical revival, focused on inner subjective experience, just as the charismatic movements have been doing in the late twentieth century.

Being alive in the late twentieth century will mean being alive to film.

The church in the late twentieth century is no different from the church in any age in her need for leaders to feed God's people by telling them the truth about God, the world, and themselves.

Ms Scolding said the church was «an institution which, unsure of itself and its role within the late twentieth century, was frightened of criticism from outside, and which preferred to put its own reputation as an institution above the need to safeguard children».