For Jones, Renaissance painting is a pornotopia, and the artists he studies are sexual radicals, flagrantly disrupting convention.
Pesce's cheeky vessels disrupt conventions established by Scarpa and others.
Back in the office, we conduct the on-camera interview, and I again see her desire to disrupt conventions and the everyday when she goads me into asking "a question you've never asked anyone, something you haven't planned".
In a letter, Sanders threatened DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz with a disrupted convention unless she appointed more of his loyalists to three convention committees.
"Really?" said Kevin Sheekey, president of the New York City Host Committee, when told that protesters were talking about flooding the ranks of volunteers to disrupt convention operations.
This work, which is to be introduced next month at the Milan Furniture Fair, is neither lethal nor scandalous, but it does disrupt convention.
The Republicans may have their first open or disrupted convention in decades and there is some small chance the disruptors will be stopped there on a second or later ballot.
I will continue to disrupt convention, try new things and never be afraid of failure.
Then came his mentors in school -- at Cornell, the neoclassicist Colin Rowe, and at Harvard's Graduate School of Design, Rem Koolhaas and Wolf Prix of Coop Himmelblau, two architects who are not afraid to disrupt convention.
Yet as with so many other spheres of life, the Internet is disrupting some conventions of magic.
