The form of the books, both physical and conceptual — their bookness — utterly subordinates the constituent photographs.
Contains letters from family and constituents, photographs, a biographical sketch (1970) written by O'Hara's granddaughter, Vera Jean O'Hara Rivers, and memorabilia.
Dunne was responding to Labour MP Tracy Brabin, who described how one of her constituents had taken photographs of people "sleeping on the floor" in Pinderfields hospital in Wakefield, Yorkshire as winter pressures led to severe overcrowding.
The Health Sciences Library's new exhibit, Before the Medical Center: Former Homes of CUIMC Constituents, displays vintage photographs of the earlier homes of these institutions including P&S, Presbyterian Hospital, Babies Hospital (now Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital), the Neurological Institute of New York, and other schools and hospitals.
Unlike planetary orbits, however, we have no independent way to "photograph" the elementary constituents to spacetime to confirm that they really are stringy or loopy!
Ms. Kraft shook hands, posed for cellphone photographs with constituents and bent down to talk to a little girl riding a pink bicycle in Vingst.
A former council leader photographed standing next to an elderly constituent in a polling booth during the election insists she "did nothing wrong".
In my series of works from 1988 called My Trophies, I took blown-up black-and-white photographs of the human body and separated them into the constituent parts — eyes, ears, hands, neck.
Unlike a stretched canvas, a printed photograph will easily crease or tear accidents Leiter embraced, permitting these wrinkles and folds to become organic constituents of the image.
Unlike a stretched canvas, a printed photograph will easily crease or tear — accidents Leiter embraced, permitting these wrinkles and folds to become organic constituents of the image.
