Sentences with phrase «art as a footnote»
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John Reed takes notes (and footnotes) on the career of art animus Stuart Sherman, using the new catalog Beginningless Thought / Endless Seeing as a jumping - off point.
Almost all of the art referenced in this essay are works that are on view now in New York City (please see the footnotes for more information) As the great LeVar Burton would say: You don't have to take my word for it...
Benjamin Genocchio reports in the NYTimes: «The fabled conservatism of the National Academy, longtime home of the retrograde and anachronistic in art, has faded over the years as this venerable institution has... read more... «Learning to love abstraction (with footnotes)»
(The entire city's focus on women artists, however, i.e., «gender as art - historical footnote,» was both welcome — and troubling.
This in - joke serves as the perfect footnote to Xu's evolution this past decade, which can be summarized as offering a persistent proliferation of identities — and brands — to inflect his place, and the role of art, in the organizational structure of society.
First, as it is unlikely that land transactions will involve a «hardcore» breach of Art 101 (1)(but that might be possible for example in the sale of off - plan leases as between competing developers) the key question is whether the land agreement is «by object» anti-competitive based on the evidence of its effect (the treatment of «hardcore» infringing agreements as ones classified «by object» is reflected in the Commission's own Guidelines; 2004 / C 101/08; para 21, and see the Guidance Note para 2.1 and footnote 13).