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… Smith: Cubes and Anarchy, and across the way in BCAM is Human Nature: Contemporary Art from the Collection. As always, we …

… late 18th and early 19th centuries to describe ethnographic human-made objects (as opposed to natural curiosities) … The paramount Hawaiian god of creation and the ancestor of humans; a god of sunlight, fresh water, and forests, to whom no human…

… sacred to both Daoist and Buddhist traditions. Like the human body, stones and mountains were believed to be born, … into wondrous shapes. Such stones also symbolized the human virtues of strength and endurance. Installation …

… Science; Ars Electronica Research Institute Knowledge for Humanity). The objective was to distribute the digital image … was to use a split tally stick, with a barcode. An early human invention (Upper Palaeolithic, refined until modern … Jeff Widener's 1989…

… townships, grand trees, and a people among an indifferent nature resolutely and unpretentiously there. Robert Adams … affection for what was before him, Adams takes the land and human disruption at face value. Here the 1960s modernist’s … Adams at LACMA and…

… and that it might even make good television. What was the nature of interview? Was it about Five Car Stud or was it … become acquainted with Ed Kienholz as a commentator on the human condition through his craft and through his pack-rat …

… spirits), with its worship of divine powers manifested in nature, is a logical starting point. In Shintō, certain … mori. From the Buddhist perspective, this juxtaposition of human skull and animal might serve as an object of … however, not every artwork so…

… warming (when we were coming out of the Ice Age), when humans migrated to North America, and we can see what ecosystems looked like before humans and after. The animals this age is famous for are all … investigates the area to determine the extent and …