The installation itself included a red domestic phone on a table in the middle of two modern phone booths, which were beginning to appear on city streets as
symbols of modernity.
It was an era when Hollywood, Palm Springs and Beverly Hills were the place to be, and be seen — and houses with ample windows and open floor plans, luscious green lawns and inviting turquoise pools became
symbols of modernity.
The Titanic set out from Queenstown, Ireland, on April 11, 1912, as a grand
symbol of modernity and comfort.
The Hotel It is
a symbol of modernity.
Conceptualized and created prior to Gucci's show, Al - Badry's portraits explore the commodification of traditional Muslim garb as
a symbol of modernity, and the possibilities of assimilation in a vast and polarized world.
The work is a visual reinterpretation of Bruno Taut's Monument des Neuen Gesetzes (1919), as well as the Hindenburg airship,
the symbol of modernity in the early 20th century.
Not exact matches
A common criticism
of Willow is that it's a show more than anything and that its studied nonuse
of Christian
symbols or liturgical gestures is a too - easy accommodation to
modernity, the market and individualistic Christianity.
It is the «modern» mode
of belief in
symbols, an expression
of the distress
of modernity and a remedy for that distress.
Accordingly
symbols have been understood in
modernity primarily from the point
of view
of the isolated epistemological subject.
The sculptural, three dimensional compositional approach, and use
of traditional and found materials as expressed contemporaneously by Awofeso, Kohler and Ziman, serve as connective
symbols to the land's past, and expressive
of how it has shifted through
modernity, as authored by the artists.
As a highly globalized region that has been consistently shaped by multiple paths
of migration since European colonization in the 15th century and the transatlantic slave trade, the Caribbean is often portrayed as the ultimate
symbol of «
modernity» and globalization.