In addition, Eder also described "Renaissance Fair" as "a perfect synthesis of the group's original electric-folk sound evolved into a new, more contemporary form of music and songwriting, almost hippie-folk music".
Now, five years in, the cable-watching public is awaiting the final stanzas next month in the Ballad of Walter White, who has evolved into a complicated and very contemporary folk hero.
Aesthetically the LaCrosse has evolved into a more modern-looking, contemporary sedan, not exactly ground breaking but elegant enough to turn heads.
La Caja began as a 375-square-foot gallery and over time evolved into a 4,300-square-foot 4,300-square-foot 4,300-square-footrary art exhibitions, offers paintingathering to spotol-age children and even organizes arthatking workstagesfor the blind.
What started as a documentary covering up-and-coming contemporary jazz artists evolved into a celebration of the roots of the creative process.
The Club and "Gold Medal Exhibition" were originally formed as a showcase for the era's lush California Plein Air landscapes, but has over the decades evolved into a gathering of traditional techniques often used amid contemporary subjects and attitudes.
The 24-year-old inhabits a contemporary subculture for whom reality TV has evolved into a professional network, a lifestyle choice and a philosophical identity, not unlike the armed forces, say, or the church.
However, similar to the contemporary cases across the Middle East and North Africa, the protests evolved into a means for expressing the grave discontent against long-standing political turmoil, associated with al-Bashir's three-decade rule.
LENOX, Mass., Aug. 2 — The Tanglewood Music Center's Festival of Contemporary Music, for which composers and new-music fans assemble here every summer, has evolved into a compact parade of competing modern styles.
