Adhering to an aesthetic of making order visible, Eiermann created a number of major achievements in functional design, including the textile mill at Blumberg (1951), the West German pavilion at the Brussels World Exhibition (with Sep Ruf, 1958), the West German embassy in Washington, D.C. (1958 64), and the IBM-Germany Headquarters in Stuttgart (1967).
Later, I understood that this was improvisation: the great collective aesthetic of jazz that creates order on the move.
Correction: June 4, 2000, Sunday An article on May 21 about the singers Lou Reed and Patti Smith as custodians of the Beat aesthetic misstated the order of deaths of the writers Allen Ginsberg and William S. Burroughs.
It follows that there is an intimate link between art and engagement: every aesthetic ordering of the world brings with it a conception of human freedom and suggests ways to use it.
These philosophical systems were conceived by powerful imaginative thinkers whose creative abilities were not primarily of an aesthetic order.
It's obviously a Wes Anderson movie, with its aesthetic delights and moral challenges, its singular negotiations of order and freedom, refinement and danger.
"The physical placement and distribution of the sound-sculptures in each composition has also been taken into account meticulously, abiding by the strict geometries and highly ordered visual aesthetic of Brutalism," Zareei adds.
"Hold the Clock" is another installment in "A Page Out of Order," a ten-year multimedia project grappling with the aesthetic revolutions of the sixties and seventies.
Emphasizing the principles of order, rationality, and precision, the Purist style called for a new Classicism based upon the aesthetic of modern technology.
As a dermatologist, Klein provided a much-needed, God-like service to his famous clients, all of whom required aesthetic perfection in order to hold on to whatever modicum of stardom they possessed.
