Sentences with phrase «effacement all»

I have yet to see much of a sense of humility or self - effacement among climatologists.

However, since these inclusions are moderately novel, we are still undecided if they truly help the effacement of discrimination, or if they do the contrary, drawing even more attention to the fact that these groups are seen as outcasts (we discussed this issue in one of our previous articles).

Projecting an endearing combination of self - effacement and plantation cynicism, Shacquille O'Neal, the # 1 NBA draft pick, said in a recent TV profile, «I've got three different smiles: the $ 1 million smile, the $ 2 million smile, and the $ 3 million smile.»

Of this act of effacement, the artist explains, «I wanted to destroy images as symbols.

Smudged and erased, they propose a mark and its effacement in a single gesture.

Each such work, like the captivating «Wall Drawing # 280» (1976) on the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's fifth floor, exists first, and even after its effacement, as a set of instructions.

The title of the show — a phantom address next to the gallery refers to the continuing effacement of Miami's urban landscape, and the role of the arts in this architectural palimpsest.

I identified the fourth ingredient on the list, «irony... the self - effacement and examination by which a man for an instant can go on to something else,» in Mural, Section 6 (Untitled)[Seagram Mural].

These erasures not only guide the viewer's eyes across the composition but also, in their effacement, open up new ways of seeing by way of negation.

I saw a one - liner vs. self - effacement.

On the surface, such candid self - effacement seems unlikely in a writer whose work is so searching and confident, but Killian's apparent lack of ego may be connected to his fascination with makeshift art.

The Brucennial 2012, billed with some measure of self - effacement as «the single most important art exhibition in the history of the world,» opened big last week, with visitors standing in light rain for up to 2 hours to get into the show's beer - fueled launch party at 159 Bleecker Street in the West Village.

This self - effacement was no mere act of modesty; it doubled as a subtle send - up of the overly large wall labels.

Babaeva draws from her own art history so that forms, re-animated by the artist, become enablers of a simultaneous reincarnation and self - effacement, a seemingly paradoxical cycle that suggests no end.

As they become obstacles to Creed's sprinters, the art lovers» self - effacement is revealed as a kind of narcissism.

Melting under the heat, the performers» make - up is a tenuous composition, eventually smeared away in a gesture of (choreographed) self - effacement.

For more examples of this supernaturally - tilting self effacement, see the humorously titled Self - Elf and Schrödinger's Katz (both 2016).

They suggest that art responds to those who would impose silence, and it does so by demanding to see past gestures of effacement.

One can see it as object or abstraction, self - reflection or self - effacement.

He is a man of few words, and he means their repetition and effacement as acts of recovery.

One could also call it a deliberate self - effacement.

Courtesy of the artist and Wentrup, Berlin; Sanya Kantarovsky, Effacement, 2016.

Magic knit of sheer nylon yarn, these depositories are the ultimate in self - effacement, you are the only one who knows you are wearing it.

However, MAD turns the contradictory goals of preservation and effacement into a plan.

The French actually means something closer to «beneath effacement» or simply «crossed out,» not unlike the ironic strikeouts in many a blog.

Those first Pop works still pack a wallop, and they do it by a gesture of effacement.

In this sense, Creed is made to seem loud and self ‑ regarding next to Richard Wright's more convincing self - effacement.

Viewing Hiorns» canvases, our numb digits slowly warming, we might interpret the washes of brain matter as an allusion to both the blinking out of consciousness at the moment of death, and to incidences of Creutzfeldt - Jakob disease in abattoir workers exposed to bovine cerebral tissue — an effacement of the self by the violence of Capital.

Paper — its role as support, its propensity to effacement, to abstraction and inscription — provides the model for such a thing as will be written, and read, out of existence.

This entire exhibition is a mysterious collage of art, life and history, a vast sprawling array of fragments, a mental cabinet of curiosities that is both self - portrait and self - effacement.

Take two artists at such opposite extremes as self - display and self - effacement, conceptual art and painting, political art and abstraction.

It gets hard to distinguish recovery from effacement.

Bookended artistically and conceptually by two paintings, Mark Rothko's Untitled (1968) and Gerhard Richter's Abstract Painting (613 - 3)(1986), the exhibition charts the alternating appeal of gesture, authenticity, and self - expression, on the one hand, and irony, appropriation, self - effacement, on the other.

Their collaborative work has been presented in exhibitions in Australia and internationally, including: Sorry You Missed Me, Royal College of Art, London, 2016; Während der Ausstellung ist das Museum geschlossen, Museum für Neue Kunst, Freiburg, Germany, 2016; MONA FOMA Festival, Salamanca Art Centre, Hobart, 2016; Performing Public Art Festival, Vienna Biennale, Austria, 2015; MAF Edge: Social Capital program curated by Jacqueline Doughty, Melbourne Art Fair, 2014; Festival of Live Art, Arts House, Melbourne, 2014; Site Dedicated to the Active Effacement and Complete Disregard of History, Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik, Berlin, 2013; and Ibrahim the Algorithm, Mathematics of Small Numbers group exhibition curated by Anusha Kenny, Footscray Community Art Centre, Melbourne, 2012.

Because of this, the passages about Danticat's own childhood never fully snap into focus and she can only gesture toward her feeling of abandonment when her parents move to the U.S.. For at least one reviewer, this self - effacement compromises Danticat's honesty with the reader, especially since she was writing acclaimed novels and winning literary renown as the book's events unfolded.

That's far better than even the most effacement engines out there.

This person — truly as smart and thoughtful as they come — in what I think was genuine self - effacement, lit up, smiled half - sheepishly, and said, «We progressive technocrats just don't think like that.»

Robert Greene's Kate Plays Christine pivots on several paradoxes: of acting, which involves self - expression via self - effacement; of media, which parasitically feeds on people, offering audiences catharsis while enslaving them with feelings of inferiority; and of the relationship between fiction and nonfiction, which is characterized by an illusion of distinguishability that affirms the greater illusion of the existence of objectivity.

Chief Willoughby himself, played with sturdy acceptance and flickers of self - effacement by a wonderful Woody Harrelson, is less outraged than the rest.

Achilles and the Tortoise offers another pathetic Beat Takeshi double, but in a further effacement of his onscreen persona, Kitano doesn't appear until two - thirds of the way into the film.

It's the product of the «Larry the Cable Guy» school of redneck effacement tacked onto a tired redemption romantic comedy, even more tired fish - out - of - water malarkey, and finally an inexplicable blanket criticism of all things urban.

Logan Lucky's large ensemble cast brings a layer of amiable backwoods vamping to the tone of gentle self - effacement; Keough and Driver speak at opposite speeds with adept comic timing, and Tatum again makes an ideal muse for a filmmaker obsessed and fascinated by work.

But already being halfway there in terms of dilation and effacement I'm sure it will only take a day or two for me to start things back up again.

This can be due in part to the fact that the mother is relaxed, which makes each contraction more productive so that the baby descends faster and the rate of dilation and effacement of the cervix are also increased.

Contractions in the last weeks may start the effacement and dilation of the cervix.

The maturing baby and the aging placenta trigger a prostaglandin increase that softens the cervix in readiness for effacement and dilatation.

Research shows that women who arrive at the hospital with «advanced cervical examination findings (cervical dilation and cervical effacement)» have a higher rate of a vaginal birth.

Activity of the effector proteins result in effacement of the brush border, induction of massive membrane ruffles and formation of novel reticular F - actin structures in a highly dynamic manner.

In women with preterm labor symptoms in the late preterm period, SMFM recommends waiting for evidence of true preterm labor, such as a cervical dilatation of at least three centimeters or effacement of at least 75 % before treatment with betamethasone.

Frankly, for all the sound and fury with respect to state regulation (which everyone seems to assume Leveson will recommend when he reports on Thursday) and its potentially malign impact on investigative journalism, two things stick out like Chris Bryant MP at a meeting of the Self - Effacement Society.