"Rebecca Horn: Work in Progress" features photographs, multiples and early films from the German artist's multimedia, "interlocking" oeuvre.
Repeat offenders and those convicted with especially high-blood-alcohol concentrations would face vehicle impoundment, alcohol ignition interlocks (which work like a Breathalyzer built into the car), treatment and imprisonment.
Adhesion can be a mechanical process when two things stick together through their interlocking surfaces (Velcro works this way).
It looks a bit like Lego (although it makes a point on its site of emphasizing that it is not connected in any way), except that instead of interlocking pieces, littleBits works with small magnets to let users snap together pieces.
It's really the quality of his work, interlocking with economic and social trends, that makes him the signal artist of today's world.
With its complex web of interlocking relationships, the work shifts between live performance, set to David Lang's original score, and Mr. Lidberg's award-winning 2010 film "Labyrinth Within," starring the New York City Ballet principal Wendy Whelan, Giovanni Bucchieri and himself.
Medals are produced by a variety of techniques: they are cast from a model of wax, wood, or sometimes stone; they are struck from a die engraved in intaglio, the design impressed on the metal by pressure; or they can be produced by the repoussé process, in which two separately worked, interlocking molds containing the blank are brought together under pressure.
"There are so many interlocking [elements at work] here," she states, citing Social Security, pensions that can be revoked or frozen at any time, the availability of employee-sponsored 401(k) retirement funds and an aging population as some of the issues that have to be factored into long-range taxation policies and income classifications.
