Anna Louizos didn't have much to do to design the set — the contest takes place in a middle school gymnasium — and she hasn't done much, but the folding chairs, the desk and the banner work just fine.
Its relations with unions have been damaged by a series of policy changes that antagonized the left, including a 50 percent tax ceiling for the rich and an increase of the minimum retirement age to 62. Shortly after winning power in 2007, Mr. Sarkozy also sought to water down the 35-hour work week introduced in 2000 by removing taxes on overtime pay, under the banner "Work more to earn more".
Advertising agencies have also been reluctant to find creative ways to make banners work, said Rich LeFurgy, chairman of the Internet Advertising Bureau, an industry trade group.
Mr. McGreevey's off-the-rack style seems to be reflected in the motto carried on Main Street banners: "Woodbridge Works".
Despite the fact that these three men have differences, they can still come under a single banner and work toward the greater good.
The obsession with raw, unadorned sex is a part of Banner's work that he appears to have no intention of downplaying.
Indeed, the spectre of war hangs over this exhibition – quite literally in the case of Fiona Banner's work, which features models of the world's fighter planes suspended from the ceiling, unpainted, like a swarm of locusts.
Ingleby Gallery, Sat to 21 Nov RC This subjective "anti-survey" of 25 years of Banner's work includes a recent collaboration with the Archive Of Modern Conflict, in which she commissioned a war photographer to record the combative routines of the City.
The former's eerie, smudged portraits will engage the latter's absurd, sideshow banner-esque works. .
