Sentences with phrase «syncopation with»

Later galleries present two of his most ambitious technological experiments, both made in collaboration with engineers: Oracle (with Billy Klüver, Harold Hodges, Per Biorn, Toby Fitch, and Robert K. Moore, 1962 — 65), a five - part sculpture that combines salvaged metal junkyard treasures with the most advanced wireless transistor circuitry, and Mud Muse (with Frank LaHaye, Lewis Ellmore, George Carr, Jim Wilkinson, Carl Adams, and Petrie Mason Robie, 1968 — 71), a vat of 8,000 pounds of drillers» mud, which burbles like a primeval tar pit in syncopation with sound - activated air compressors.

Other galleries present two of his most ambitious technological experiments, both made in collaboration with engineers: «Oracle (with Billy Klüver, Harold Hodges, Per Biorn, Toby Fitch, and Robert K. Moore)» (1962 — 65), a five - part sculpture that combines salvaged metal and «Mud Muse (with Frank LaHaye, Lewis Ellmore, George Carr, Jim Wilkinson, Carl Adams, and Petrie Mason Robie, 1968 — 71 3.5 tons of drillers» mud, which burbles like a primeval tar pit in syncopation with sound - activated air compressors.

Instead, she combined materials to suggest a dynamic syncopation with unexpected juxtapositions of shapes and color.

The appearance of Gov. Andrew Cuomo at a student - led rally and walkout protesting gun violence provided some fish - out - of - water images of the besuited state executive lying on the ground for the «die - in» and clapping somewhat out of syncopation with chants.

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Based on the results, the authors suggest that listening to rhythmic drum patterns with a medium degree of syncopation elicited a greater desire to move and the most pleasure, particularly for participants who enjoyed dancing to music regardless.

The tapestry slowly grows as I work section at a time, weaving areas of cloth to create the image in a syncopation of threads, shapes, colors and textures with the language of the loom.

The volume of the creative corps is rising, with typos, awful covers and occasional masterpieces as syncopation.

As you progress into the game things get more and more difficult as the rhythms become more complex with more syncopation and memorization.

Enacted live at SFMOMA during the opening days of Soundtracks and replayed on video for the remainder of the exhibition, the performance reflects the constant interaction between human labor, with all its imperfections and syncopations, and the near perfection of trained musicians, who skillfully follow but also consciously deviate from the regime of a preprogrammed rhythm.

Dogged antagonists, they published their essays in combat with one another, and released their anthologies in a syncopation of one - upmanship.

And, while sound is integral to the history of modern art — remember dada's swells of noise, surrealism's fascination with American jazz and the swing and syncopation that suffused postwar American painting — the antiseptic and visual logic of the white cube and the art - as - commodity system it underscores, remain stubbornly intact.

In this latest series, a subtle luminosity returns to Zinn's work, which weaves prior series with the present by referencing light and incorporating geometric compositions with visual syncopation into her visual explorations.

They are resolute and direct, seething with rhythmic syncopation.

Last Yearz Interesting Negro / Jamila Johnson - Small makes shows that work with in - between spaces, syncopation, trance states, internal narratives, intensities, overwhelm, electronic music, and small dances to affect / disrupt / deflect / distort / reflect gaze (s) directed towards her body, and to cope with Being.

The tapestry slowly grows as I work section at a time, weaving areas of cloth to create the image in a syncopation of threads, shapes, colors and textures with the language of the loom.

The tapestry slowly grows as I work section at a time, weaving areas of cloth to create the image in a syncopation of threads, shapes, colors and textures with the language of the loom.