Jean Genet suggested that homosexuality itself is a kind of theft, and it seems that all of these homo artists articulated this theorem in terms of their art practice: stealing, masquerade, sociopathic narcissism, and serial dissembling.
"For us that 'how' is just as important as the 'what.' How is an artist articulating those political concerns or conditions?" For the curators, the "how" is the formal visual aesthetic, a concern with language and how things are represented.
This particular Rockwell moment looks an awful lot like the first one, in the late 1930's and early 40's, when the artist articulated the yearnings and concerns of a country united by its fears -- of the Depression and World War II.
Few other artists articulate the idea of unresolved longing as eccentrically, or comically, as Mr. Just.
The reclusive billionaire has worked with architects and artists to articulate a sort of blueprint for a new Japan.
Age UK is to launch four TV ads that feature the stars as well as 18 additional voice artists to articulate the issues of older people.
The development of the castle also points up several salient features of the age: a display of massive power held by provincial warriors not previously noted for high cultural aspirations, growing confidence in national stability, and the conscription of artists to articulate the new mood.
On the road Allison and Katie met more established artists who were articulating their feminism in ways the twins only had just begun to.
"With these concerns in mind," Mr. Pedrosa said, "we thought, who is a very fine example of an artist who articulates politics, and the body, and personal issues with aesthetic and visual concerns?
While the Mexico City-born artist does articulate all the programming, 3D graphing, and staging himself, he's often less concerned with his role in the actual performance than he is with that of the audience.
Irène Némirovsky's evocation of the chaos after the fall of France in 1940, Suite Française (Chatto), is far more than that: the work of a genuine artist, pitiless in articulating the moral faults of the French.
