One example of this work is a music video he conceived called "He Will Be Born Again," portraying Mr. Chávez as a force permeating Venezuelan society.
(In 1995, she gave what was unequivocally a performance at London's Serpentine gallery, a piece that she conceived called "The Maybe," in which she lay with eyes closed for seven days in a glass case, surrounded by cultural artifacts like Freud's couch and one of Queen Victoria's stockings).
The ten 1961 concerts had been captured on tape by Norman Granz, Fitzgerald's manager, but the only previous release had come on a poorly conceived album called "Ella in Hollywood": last year, they were reissued, along with a pair of shows from the following year.
So, borrowing the title from a Joseph Arthur album, we conceived a project called Come To Where I'm From – an invitation to audiences to see the towns and cities they call home through the eyes of local playwrights.
A few days later, he conceived an app called Jump Rope.
Mr. Meireles came into his own as an installation artist with a work conceived in 1967 called "Red Shift".
Bruce Nauman finally launched the skywriting project that he conceived in 1969 called Untitled (LEAVE THE LAND ALONE) over Pasadena, Calif., on September 12, in conjunction with the 20th anniversary celebration of the city's Armory Center for the Arts.
When it was first conceived, the effort, called Project America, was championed by Senator Trent Lott, a Mississippi Republican, as a way to rebuild a dormant American shipbuilding industry in the Pascagoula shipyard where his father once worked.
The comments were condemned online, and in a public spat on Instagram, Sir Elton John – whose two children with husband David Furnish were conceived via IVF – called Dolce and Gabbana's comments "archaic" and "out of step with the times, just like your fashions".
Facts so conceived might be called B-Facts, in honour of Bradley or of the many British philosophers who espoused such creatures (Wisdom 1931 , 1970, were it not the case that by far the most powerful defence of such facts is due to the Australian philosopher, David Armstrong.
A sequel was conceived in 1996 called Larry & Steve, which aired in 1997 as a segment of Cartoon Network's World Premiere Toons.
