While the next big fad in the art world at large seems to be a move towards the digital realm, these performers are more interested in the exploration of human perception, relationships, and the binary codes of culture we've created that need to be systematically broken down and examined.
"His value is created largely by his fidelity to the code of his culture," Miller wrote in 1960, in an introduction to the play.
And, if one could trace the genetic code of British culture, I am sure there is a link between the Goons and the Beatles (notably in their Magical Mystery Tour period).
These are people who have cracked the code of corporate culture and have reached the highest levels of executive success, and they are committed to seeing this problem addressed in a systematic and effective way.
Brutality protected by police code of silence culture spawns public mistrust of those that are supposed to serve and protect.
Three Chicago cops charged with covering up the fatal police shooting of black teenager Laquan McDonald went to trial Tuesday, in a case that takes the "code of silence" culture in police departments to task.
Total proinsulin levels were measured in coded samples of culture supernatants by dissociation-enhanced lanthanide fluoroimmunoassay using monoclonal antibodies 3B1 and CPT3F11 as described (Kralovicova et al. 2006a).
I knew the Hundred-Year Rule, which holds that it takes a century for a forgotten baby name to make a comeback, but I was struggling to grasp the hidden codes of a culture that was still new to me.
It's one of those unspoken codes of our culture that some people still manage to fuck up, but it's easy to avoid trouble if you have a bit of imagination.
Manny's game is nearly 40 years old, and like pickup games all over the United States, it has its own rules, code of conduct and culture.
