But she, too, had been looking for a way to parlay identity appropriation into bigger profits.
Next door, Mr. Prina's "Second Sentence of Everything I Read Is You" orchestrates his interests in painting, music and appropriation into a quietly delirious multimedia experience.
Certain racial aspects of her latest incarnation, such as using black female dancers as anonymous on-stage props, go beyond pop's usual magpie approach to appropriation into uncomfortable territory.
Her efforts take photo appropriation into new extremes of dimensionality, but they also circle back to suggest a bulked-up version of Photo Realism, for example, while relating more obliquely to the painted plaster reliefs of Claes Oldenburg and Red Grooms's painted sculptures.
The Ascent of Money has a Darwinian motif wound throughout, which turns a story of capitalist expansion and appropriation into a narrative about natural selection; and so the financial system becomes about the survival of the smartest and fittest, rather than the greed of the fattest and most short-sighted.
To do so, it identifies and categorises the temporary appropriation into three main groups of activities featuring the urban landscape.
The analysis show how the students draw on US-activist discourse as they insert the notion of 'cultural appropriation' into discussions on the use, and policing, of Förortssvenska at the high school.
Chevron chose to convert this R&D appropriation into shareholder dividends.
In the past two years, Congress has taken to lumping all the appropriations bills into one giant bill — this year appropriating six hundred and four billion dollars for this fiscal year and containing all manner of riders that wouldn't make it on their own.
When President Bush signed the appropriations bills into law, he appended "signing statements" asserting that the Commander-in-Chief had the right to collect intelligence in any way he deemed necessary.
