In her wall text at the start of the show Ms. Haskell divides the artists here into realists and modernists, the latter being those who tended toward relative abstraction in reacting to their surroundings.
Forty years later, he is still taking photographs of people around him, which he now translates into colorful realist paintings and drawings.
Nirala, who developed from a mystic-romantic into a realist and experimentalist, was the most outstanding poet of the 1950s; and Sarweshwar Dayal Saxena, Kailash Vajpeyi, and Raghubir Sahay were the most creative poets of the 1960s.
It has, for instance, taken Mr. Golia's team of engineers and architects two years and several plan revisions to meet local building codes, turning Ms. Firstenberg, in her own estimation, from "an idealist into a realist".
But this will not just turn the anti-realist into a realist against his will, since his embracing of non-conventional truths is dictated by purely practical concerns: we are considerably better off if we build our inquiries on the convenient fiction of non-conventional truths.
These perspectives can be broadly categorized into three: realist assessments, which posit the significance of the material dimensions and changes in the international structure; the domestic political approach based on the role of nationalism; and the normative solution process through the UNCLOS.
Like 21 Grams, Memento has been systematically chopped up and rearranged to entice a modern audience that needs more of a challenge; what it amounts to is a classic and very conventional murder-mystery zapped into cyber-realist form.
Today, the perils of going public are turning bullish CEOs into skittish realists.
