The juxtaposition of works that unquestionably bear his imprint and of attempted copies, makes it possible to see precisely what singled out Leonardo's achievements.
But Alan Gilbert's more pressing business was the orchestra's final subscription program for 2009, an inventive juxtaposition of works by Webern, Mozart and Schumann.
That story unfolds through a juxtaposition of works by 26 contemporary artists with pharaonic, Coptic and Islamic archival documents, and modernist paintings and sculptures by Egyptian and European masters, including Georges Sabbagh, Mahmoud Moukhtar, Alberto Giacometti and Amedeo Modigliani.
The focus is less on the juxtaposition of works, and more on Bacon's mysterious cycle of creation: his observation, interpretation and integration of the art of the past.
The whole first paragraph, for example, complete with a glaring error (that awkward juxtaposition of "works books"), comes right from an essay that can be found on www.essays.cc/free-essays/c2/wujj213 www.essays.cc/free-essays/c2/wujj213passages.shtml
On Saturday at City Center, the third program seemed ingratiatingly audience-appealing and thin in comparison with some of the vibrant juxtapositions of work that Fall for Dance has presented in the past.
Instead, a pair of independent curators — Luiza Teixeira de Freitas and Claudia Segura — have organized a special exhibition that creates interesting juxtapositions of work from the artists represented, all in a stark warehouse setting.
The negative effects of the migration background and the profile effect for the juxtaposition of study vs. work group (p < 0.10) are not significant.
There are many wonderful pictures here and several intelligent juxtapositions of works.
Juxtaposition of his work with pictures taken by members of the Photo League, like Helen Levitt and Aaron Siskind, emphasize his relative lack of compassion.
