How could he keep people engaged as the nature of the work evolved in some instances to become more predictable?
But, as the work evolved, Sehgal made converts of his critics.
As her work evolved, Mutu began to make collages out of ethnographic photography, 19th-century medical illustrations, and magazine pornography.
As her work evolved, she began experimenting with abstract compositions that have no basis in the types of historical marbled papers she provides to Spain's National Library to restore their prized historic texts.
Mr. Markson did not much bother with character development or plot; nor, as his work evolved, did he care much for devices of organization like chapters, or even paragraphs.
All of culture found its way into Rich's poems, and as her work evolved she made it almost impossible for any writers mentored by her poetry and essays to experience their own work as "sporadic, errant, orphaned of any tradition of its own," to quote from her foreword to her 1979 book "On Lies, Secrets, and Silence".
As the work evolved over the months, Ms. Halprin immersed herself in Eiko and Koma's style of slow, sustained action and they in turn were tugged into her steady questioning of motivations and the psychological and emotional texture of the dance.
As his work evolved, Rawls (1996: 5ff) insisted that his liberalism was not a 'comprehensive' doctrine, that is, one which includes an overall theory of value, an ethical theory, an epistemology, or a controversial metaphysics of the person and society.
For Wyckoff, the "public commitment" of his work evolved from what began as a personal journey.
As Stanislavsky's work evolved, he grew distant from his earlier emphasis on emotional recall (still prevalent in much American training) because he discovered that in acting, emotions cannot be controlled directly by the will.
How to build the skills needed as your work evolves.
