Even as Republicans vilified the Green New Deal with increasingly absurd rhetoric ― including displaying an image on the Senate floor of former President Ronald Reagan riding a velociraptor ― the party has struggled to articulate an alternative vision.
And just as the decimated forms of Cubism introduce an integration between image and surface, the Stellas here progressively articulate a new agreement between painting as image and as object.
The prototype allows to articulate a two-word query.
In a more restricted sense, religious vestments articulate a liturgical language as part of a figurative idiom shared with other religious symbols e.g., icons (images), statues, drama, music, and ritual.
Few could articulate a political objective.
"You try to articulate a feeling.
His art is political in the truest sense, not because it preached Communism or any other ideology but because it articulated a national self-image, rooted in the distant past: modern Mexico, in formation during the 1920's and 30's, could envision itself through Rivera's imagination -- as we, in turn, have come to see it through him.
By introducing abortion into the story, Kennedy revised the facts and circumstances surrounding the deaths of Christie's victims, presenting some of them as typical working-class abortion seekers, while at the same time articulating the image of Christie as a fraudulent, dangerous abortionist.
In his most famous speech he took on the image of Ronald Reagan's fabled shining city on a hill by articulating the counter image of a tale of two cities -- one privileged, the other not.
The facet joint on axial image resembles a "hamburger bun" with the flat surface articulating Open image in new window Fig. 3 The "two vertical column" concept of spine biomechanics and stability.
And in this painting I've tried to make an image that articulates some of my feelings about the subject.
