In Chapter 9, Stephen Dedalus is meditating on his debt to the writer George Russell, whose pseudonym was AE.
Kentridge is meditating on the failure of apartheid, the Maoist revolution, the Russian revolution and the Commune all at once.
As usual, Simpson is meditating on black history, identity, and gender roles, but as her work evolves it also opens up — it gets richer and more engaging.
He is meditating on the essential unknowability of others, but he is equally fascinated by the seductions and pitfalls of memory.
As the anniversary nears, Germany's restored capital is meditating on its pivotal role in the making and the breaking of the Cold War world with plenty of polemic, a degree of introspection, but precious little self-congratulation.
[For example,] the burning bush in my concept... [occurs at] sunrise while [Moses] is meditating on his life...
He is meditating on the ephemeral interconnectedness of our lives, told in the fits and starts that dictate memories.
For his first New York solo exhibition, 'Sideshow,' that debuted at the Johannes Vogt gallery in Manhattan on April 10th, Schreiber is meditating on how art can simultaneously be a novelty and be aware of its novel nature.
In the paintings, what I am trying to do is meditate on a singular object — like a doll, a vase, or perfume bottle — that is "girlish," "innocent," and "demeaning," and through the act of painting, bring forth the real power of the feminized.
Muraqaba is meditating on the actions engaged in during the day: We should reflect over our deeds for the day and seek forgiveness for shortcomings and resolve not to return to those bad deeds.
Some of these are meant to be touched, held or worn; others are meant to be meditated on.
