People are making juxtapositions in their mind.
The Orlando singers make the juxtaposition less odd by singing the Machaut with a velvety modern tone, a very different sound from what you can hear on the Ensemble Organum's conjectural 1995 recording on Harmonia Mundi, which presents the work in more rough-hewn timbres.
So, Tarek (Omar, Politiken's debates editor) and I thought we'd make this juxtaposition between being angry and being integrated.
Amy Sciaretto from PopCrush, as well as St Asaph, compared the song's composition to Britney Spears' "Criminal" (Femme Fatale, 2011), with regard to how "Fool in Loves instrumental begins with "panning synths" and acoustic guitar, with Sciaretto agreeing that "only Ri[hanna] could make that juxtaposition work".
The physical materials he uses make fresh juxtapositions; he amalgamates unusual photographic images and plain bits of paper, for example.
"My work just really stems from the fact that we can make new juxtapositions with the old," Ms. Hadid, who in 2004 was the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize, told The Associated Press on Thursday.
So he is forced to make awkward juxtapositions and segues among people who did not cross the Atlantic at the same time (though "everyone knew the perils of the sea"), did not live a shared narrative and did not share all that much common ground.
But they are clearly, totally original, welcome evidence that it is possible to make creative juxtapositions of the culturally familiar rather than, as usual, piling on the clichés -- a distinction that may seem relatively subtle on paper, but that dramatically sets Mr. Chômet's work apart.
Meaning is made in juxtaposition — the famed postmodern "pastiche".
It couldn't be more different from the Renaissance-inspired McKim, Mead & White buildings beside it, but it shares something of their richness of texture, making the juxtaposition work.
