It is the final, completely obvious contemporary acceptance and understanding that this enormous world of beauty, sexuality, identity, lust, feeling, excitement, and love isn't just black and white, or simple, at all – it is literally every shade and gradation of the rainbow.
"Queerness is the final, completely obvious contemporary acceptance and understanding that this enormous world of beauty, sexuality, identity, lust, feeling, excitement, and love isn't just black and white," musician Michael Stipe wrote in The Guardian.
"I do think this was started by premium denim, which elevated the level of acceptance for contemporary clothing," said Mr. Wainwright of Rag & Bone.
The broader acceptance of contemporary art over the years since, say, Tate Modern opened, coupled with London's growth as a market centre, have meant more funding, more opportunities, a high standard of practising artists teaching in art schools.
As Friedman put it in the foreword to the issue of the museum's publication Design Quarterly, devoted to the show: "These men, who were pioneers in the art of communication, were also responsible, to a degree not yet fully realized, for the earliest domestic and later institutional acceptance of contemporary design in the United States".
The partial yielding of the contemporary beams highlights the acceptance of concrete crushing as one type of premature failure.
High-strength steel (HSS) is gaining widespread acceptance in contemporary engineering structures, with grades of up to 690 MPa being included in many design standards.
Consequently, primary care physicians' acceptance of contemporary information and communication technology (ICT) and health information systems (HIS) remained low throughout the next decade [ 17- 19].
There is no doubt that this democratized approach to social inquiry as advocated by Lewin and others around the time challenged the scientific orthodoxy of the day, and in many respects in spite of its broader acceptance in contemporary research circles, it probably still does.
Fragments of his epics reflect his contempt for contemporary anthropomorphism and for popular acceptance of Homeric mythology.
In addition to raising money for further collecting and for architectural projects like his houses on Fire Island and St. Bart's and a new house in upstate New York, Mr. Greenberg said he hopes to help outsider art's acceptance within the contemporary art world.
