Sentences with phrase «at fillip»

Tuesday, April 27, 7PM The Or Gallery and Fillip are pleased to co-present a talk with Brooklyn - based artist David Horvitz this Tuesday at 7 pm at Fillip's Vancouver office.

I thought I might spend a moment or two here looking back at the Fillips published at this time of year.

Not exact matches

Last weekend's 3 - 0 success at home to Bournemouth was a welcome fillip for Arsenal after they lost two of the opening three fixtures for the first time since 2011/12, the season following skipper Cesc Fabregas's departure for Camp Nou.

«That result, and the way the Scottish side exposed chinks in City's defensive armour, will have given a fillip to Tottenham, fresh from a crucial Champions League win in Moscow, before England's top two clash at White Hart Lane.»

That was a great fillip for them and if they can take three points at Carrow Road against Newcastle then that could be a huge six points in their survival bid.

«I think Jeremy has been a fillip to the Labour party in lots of ways and let us get back to a more traditional left Labour position, one in which I am more comfortable than arguably I have been at any point,» he said.

At the very least, it would have avoided giving new Lib Dem leader Tim Farron, who's parliamentary legions (well, all eight of them), opposed the bill outright, an immediate fillip.

The season had its high points, however, and ended with a much needed fillip — GT2 victory at Petit Le Mans — and post season testing is now done and dusted.

Now that has got a fillip on the back of news about Amazon having poached a smartphone expert who has rendered 2 decades of service at Microsoft.

So while battery life gits a fillip, that will be at the cost of a slight drop in performance.

10, No. 5, September / October 2011 «Prologue» (co-author: Josh Thorpe), Gordon Lebredt: Nonworks 1975 - 2008, (Centre for Contemporary Canadian Art: Toronto / Plug In Editions: Winnipeg), 2011 «And Other Essays,» C Magazine C105, Spring 2010 «Tris Vonna - Michell,» Art Papers 34:01, January / February 2010 «Yam Lau's Hutong House As I Imagine It,» (Yuanfen Media Art Space: Beijing), 2009 «The Reproduction of Space,» Space, WIDEN (Workshop for Inter-Discipline Novelty and Exchange), University of Toronto, April 2009 «Towards Infinity But Not Infinite,» Dynamic Encounters Panel, Universities of Art Association of Canada Conference, 2008 «Living the Image: Looking at Yam Lau's ScapeLand II,» The Fillip Review 8, 2008 «The Possibility of Art: Adorno and the Politics of Aesthetics,» Re-Thinking the Frankfurt School Graduate Conference, York University, 2007

We swam in the sea, it got misty and we couldn't tell what time it was anymore, Peter Amby Gallery, Copenhagen Statements, with Chert, Berlin, Art Basel, Basel POST, curated by Jacob Fabricius, Antechamber, North galleries, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen At Night They Leave Their Century, Chert, Berlin Drugstore Beetle II, Special Collections Library, California State Universty, Long Beach, California 2011 Adobe, San Francisco, California The Discovery Award, Arles Photography Festival, Arles Room 129, commissioned by Fillip Magazine, Fair, Vancouver, British Columbia 2010 Carry On, Galerie West, Den Haag 2009 Believe Inn, Chicago, Illinois Public Space One, Iowa City 2008 To a Sunset in Palos Verdes, siteLA, Los Angeles I Will Go Somewhere and Send You Something from There, Right Window, San Francisco

And because it would hardly be a fillip without a lead to a relevant online game, I point you to Sneeze, a game aimed at making people aware of how swine flu is transmitted by letting you sneeze in crowds and infect as many folks as you can.

In a way, it doesn't count if you get to make them up; but a fillip on names would be remiss if it didn't cast at least one or two glances at the man who coined Pecksniff, Gradgrind, Uriah Heep, and Abel Magwitch, and who named his lawyers Grimwig, Tulkinghorn, and Sampson Brass.

Because this is a fillip, after all, where I try to avoid earnestness most of the time at least, I'll remind you here of the delightfully silly Monty Python sketch where a publisher has produced a mischievous Hungarian - English phrase book (for which he is brought up before the law — for those of you who need at least a minim of legal stuff in every Slaw post).

Now, I know this isn't fare at the lighter end of the spectrum, which is usually the case in a Friday Fillip, but neither is it law, you'll notice.

Today's fillip merely pokes a stick — well, a baton, really — at a very large and fabulous creature, one that would take all the Fridays in an era to get to know properly, if such were ever really possible.

Must be the Zeitgeist, because at roughly the same time Alex Iskold of Read / WriteWeb reported how podcasting is on the decline, losing steam to video, among other things — and I'd teed up a sound file as today's fillip.

We've fixed the problem, have learned a little (isn't that always the way), felt too stressed to worry about the Friday Fillip, and generally sighed with relief at being back online once more.

This is a large and sensitive topic in Canada, and a fillip can't begin to do it justice: what if anything can society at large do to assist?

I am glad you will continue with the Friday Fillips, at least for a while, because drinking my morning Java without reading your entry just wouldn't give my Friday mornings the lift - off it requires.

As if that singular prospect weren't enough to turn this into a fillip upside the head all by itself, let me add to avoirdupois the fact that these babies are currently plentiful, so plentiful in and around Japanese waters at least that they're clogging and breaking fishermen's nets.

Well, there are a good many ways — in addition to Flickr's own search function — it seems, and in today's fillip I'll take a very brief look at a few of them.

But inovation happens at MS too, and this Fillip is about one of their rather more remarkable achievements, Photosynth.

At any rate, the fillip today offers you a 100 - metre - long photograph of 178 people.