Sentences with phrase «as unrealised»

The series of silkscreens presented in the side gallery quote both of these projects as well as some unrealised projects.

You can see financial year wise details of your realised as well as unrealised capital gains.

Not exact matches

In the end, Downing Street's fears were unrealised as there were no tricky questions about the punk era in the Smash Hits interview.

9 — Long Term Capital Gains (unrealised) This table lists any unrealised capital gains on shares held for more than 12 months (as at the report date).

Politicians who lack spine (cough, cough Trudeau) are unlikely to impose such a toll, but it strikes me as a more reasonable and market - based measure than harvesting unrealised gains from those that may not be able to afford them.

My previous post was probably too long for you to bother reading, but as I was saying in my previous post, the unrealised gains made month to month will be factored into the final % return when you liquidate your holdings using the time weighted.

Plus, I'm aware some of those P / Bs may be overstated — possibly significantly, like KR1 above — as I didn't attempt to incorporate potential realised / unrealised crypto gains.

Given that little besides the dateline connects Louis Kahn's unrealised cardboard study for an assembly building in Bangladesh with Claes Oldenburg's soft sculptured ice - cream cone and Niki de Saint Phalle's mixed media on wood, grouping by year seems to function primarily as an organising mechanism, marking curatorial choice as more precisely the point.

In «The Art - Work of the Future» he uses it to apply to his own, as yet unrealised, ideal.

As a tabletop bronze, The Damned Women (before 1890) from The Gates of Hell becomes a lesbian fantasy, while the swooping figure of Iris from the second, unrealised Monument to Victor Hugo (1891), stripped of her wings and head, becomes a classically fragmented and shamelessly erotic naked gymnast.

These enclosed tranches of landscape, culturally displaced and geopolitically charged, relate to Land Art exponent Robert Smithson's Non-Site series; while other homages to recent heroes of art history include Blow Up, which reveals itself as a playful destruction of the photographic work of German couple Bernd and Hilla Becher and the life - sized, white ceramic Pig (2012) which is both a scaled - up version of a piggy bank from Monk's childhood and an imagining of an unrealised sculpture by Jeff Koons.

This ambitious site - specific installation functions as a stage set for an unrealised drama, presenting a highly - choreographed environment of a grand domestic setting.

By presenting these concepts to a public, the unrealised work can become effective as an idea.

Drawing on my own practice as an artist, I was especially excited to delve into the archives of Whiteleys's history, where I discovered old architectural plans that revealed William Whiteley's unrealised dream of building a botanical garden on top of the shopping centre.

Lynn, re 58: There are unrealised savings out there, such as through better use of fluorescent lighting, insulation, and simple conservation.

@michaelsweet, thanks, can't blame a layperson for using hadcrut in this instance, and I'm waiting for his response on the as - yet - unrealised warming.