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Every once in a while, a concept of sufficient abstraction comes along — remember superstring theory?

I think a lot of abstraction comes from intellectual constructs or visual ones".

The end result is that the benefit offered by high level abstraction comes with (almost) no performance penalty.

Every once in a while, a concept of sufficient abstraction comes along remember superstring theory?—that it is impossible to fathom without resorting to metaphor.

Its different directions tend to cancel one another out, and abstraction comes to seem a nice, quiet field for artists to graze in safely.

In works from the late 60's on, Mr. Katz's extraordinarily economical combination of perceptual response and painterly abstraction comes to full flower.

Her first digression from abstraction came in 1986, when she choreographed and danced in Lina Wertmüller's production of "Carmen".

The second is that American abstraction came to mean Jackson Pollock – tortured, chain-smoking men making art that was part object, part performance.

"The French did not like Abstraction coming from the United States after World War II, so we have very little American art in our museums," she said.

THEN Dr. Carhart, for whom the debate on abortion was little more than an abstraction, came face to face with violence.

"For so long there was this tendency, even in the most prestigious academic circles, to see Africans as an abstraction, coming from a simple single place.