In fact, New Relic recently launched a beta version of an AWS-specific product, particularly well-suited to ephemeral EC2 instances that other monitoring products struggle with.
"Traditional debuggers leave developers helpless on Kubernetes, because they can't debug multiple ephemeral, shifting, distributed concurrent instances of code," the company argues in its announcement.
His futuristic pieces keep viewers guessing, from the canvas itself down to each work's ephemeral title: take, for instance, Constructing the Horizon, or Contractable Space.
DRUICK--Audrey nee Griffin How fragile, how ephemeral in flight This life/for instance: butterfly, alight.
Mr. Carpenter also created more ephemeral pieces using film; in one instance, images of homing pigeons were projected onto a cage full of pigeons.
But the show may also be an especially full-blown instance of the prevailing curatorial orthodoxy, which favors the ephemeral and the performative over art objects.
Though each single instance may be dismissed -- or excused -- as ephemeral, the collective impression of a hundred fleeting glimpses is that life in New York is now one ceaseless, unrelenting branding campaign.
Actual black people are divided as to how to respond to these instances of cultural confusion, so I propose we use Twitter and these ephemeral awards shows for something positive.
Rock stars, once ephemeral voices of churn, have evolved into established platforms; the Rolling Stones brand, for instance, will have its 40th anniversary this year.
Ms. Sherman, for instance, said she was of "mixed mind" about how best to serve ephemeral art, though she emphasized the importance of putting performance "on equal terms" with visual art.
Without that support, individual instances of properties could, if they could exist at all, be no more than ephemeral events.
