His later paintings break from his wonted mode of aesthetic demonstration to express emotion.
All of them amount to aesthetic demonstration projects that have no conceivable significance outside a gallery or museum — a dedicated art space — which they inhabit with the tender dependency of creatures in a petting zoo.
In many of Ms. Gupta's works, "the viewer is part of a dialogue with the artist and with the subject," Ms. Yap said, "rather than the works being an aesthetic demonstration of the artist's ideas and intent".
Duchamp's indifference and negativism is, instead, McEvilley argues, "a precise and mature theoretical critique, an overthrow of the Kantian aesthetic along with the demonstration of a Pyrrhonist openness as a space for the art of the future to move in".
Richard Anuszkiewicz's "Temple of Ochre" (1982), which opens the show, offers a stunning demonstration of the aesthetic potential of optical art.
And the sections of the show devoted to religion are particularly fascinating for their demonstration of how spiritual and aesthetic currents intersect.
Prior to scanning, subjects were instructed in the aesthetic rating task and were subsequently trained using demonstration stimuli, which were not included in the scanning session, until they were accustomed with the aesthetic rating task.
The Strip demonstrations brought together yet again, under the general heading of Protest, those familiar adult co-demonstrators the New Radicals, Zen mystics, aesthetic avant-gardists, and drug proselytizers — already so strangely easy in each other's company.
Selection of the wall thickness may be either arbitrary, aesthetic, or guided by material and practical considerations, and in this case is arbitrary, for demonstration purposes.
His repetition of the phrase suggests an utter dissociation of moral judgment from aesthetic pleasure -- a tendency given free rein when he passes to a hushed reverence at "the sheer, astonishing, overwhelming demonstration of power, more like an act of God than man".
In those terms, his tap-dancing demonstration with Ms. Dickson during the lecture was less convincing than his sarcastic lecturing style, which had elements of what he labeled "the aesthetic of the cool" and "a dance of derision".
