The new show is rooted in lots of interesting ideas about landscape, place and the evolving technologies of reproduction.
"For April," Mr. Fischl said, "otherness is nature, landscape, place, space," which can be at once forbidding and compelling.
A Phenomenology of Landscape: Places, Paths, and Monuments.
The move significantly altered the political landscape, placing Kadima and Labour at the centre of the political spectrum.
While the end of apartheid transformed South Africa's political and institutional landscape, placing blacks at the helm, it left the economic hierarchy largely untouched.
She works with the landscape, placing sculptures among, or even in, the trees, in flowing streams and still pools, and in orchard clearings.
In this way the palaeo-environments of Barthelasse Island (Avignon) and the Labadie Plain (Villeneuve-les-Avignon) have been reconstructed, and the physical evidence of this iconic landscape placed in temporal and historic frameworks.
This work provides the first glimpse into the Dub interaction landscape, places previously unstudied Dubs within putative biological pathways, and identifies previously unknown interactions and protein complexes involved in this increasingly important arm of the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway.
"Here, you will not just be able to read the manuscript of Tam o' Shanter, you can see the fireplace round which Burns first heard the stories that he turned into that poem, and you can look out the window and see that landscape, places like the Kirk Alloway and Brig O'Doon where the poem takes place.
His concept of homeorhesis and his representation of developmental trajectories or chreodes as descending valleys in the epigenetic landscape places the focus explicitly on the transient dynamics of cells on their way to their final, differentiated state.
Four of his landscapes placed side by side in a gallery read like a single panoramic view through a rain-splashed windshield.
