The portrayal of the complex cultural ramifications of colonialism loses all subtlety in the show's penultimate section, where some of the museum's worst and best art come together.
Rivers were an integral part of a complex cultural landscape of topos and genre and were linked both to Biblical deluges and to myths of submersion.
These differences are tied to the complex cultural traditions of the two sports and the class profile of those involved.
We were a country with our collective head in the sand, resentful of the opinions of others and either unwilling or unable to navigate the complex cultural currents of the age.
It explores the complex cultural history of Italy and its former colonies, and the current controversy over immigration.
Yet I couldn't help feel that this was all a rather gauche form of fancy dress: another woman in the spotlight trying to make a statement by mimicking the complex cultural costume of her host.
The complex cultural amalgam of music, poetry, break-dancing, art and fashion that is hip-hop poses a serious challenge to any art museum, but with the proper resources and curatorial expertise, it could have been done.
The complex cultural amalgam of music, poetry, break dancing, art and fashion that is hip-hop poses a serious challenge to any art museum, but with the proper resources and curatorial expertise, it could have been met.
In the mid-twentieth century, there were divisions in the Melbourne art scene, which became intertwined with the complex cultural politics of the Cold War era.
This complex cultural history of "emotion," especially its rather recent, haphazard, contested, and gradual emergence as an English-language psychological category in the first half of the 19th century, does not strongly suggest that "emotion" is likely to name either a natural kind or any kind of innate or "folk" psychological concept (cf. Barrett, 2006; Rorty, 2004; Wierzbicka, 2010).
