Between those who believe it dynamic, empowering, democratic, to employ and equally usurp capitalist tropes, brands, icons; to press a consumerist society's nose into the fact that it will soon eat itself.
It's a revisionist noir that manages to bring one of the genre's biggest icons in on its scheme, both thumbing its nose at and revering the beloved private detective.
If it was wet, cold, and windy, they touched the "blanket on" icon; horses that were already wearing a blanket nosed the "no change" image.
This was a male icon who floated on to the screen with his bent nose, greased hair and blue-collar irreverence, raised an eyebrow, pulled a gun, slipped a knife and told you that trouble had just arrived in town.
Icon's first derelict project was a Frankenstein that sutured the nose of a 1952 De Soto to the rear of a same-year Chrysler Town & Country station wagon.
It came complete with logo, Blair's bearded face, with its long nose and dark almond-shaped eyes, swiftly being transformed into an icon of old-style Seventies radicalism and commitment.
Representing the Christ with the high forehead, shallow feminine features, long nose and narrow mouth familiar from early Christian and Byzantine icons, artists were obsessed with the true image of Jesus.
The MJ: Named for the dearly departed pop icon, this app cycles through an ever shrinking series of virtual nasal alterations until your nose looks like two holes in a bowling ball.
The French may turn their noses up at what they see as the boorish United States, but the country's only rock icon is a reminder that Gallic dreams of America run deep.
Nearly 46 feet from nose to tail and, under its photo-covered skin, less than 4 feet thick, the World War II icon droops on the wall like a deflating air mattress.
