Formerly in the vanguard of capturing the Latino vote, the GOP looks to many Latinos as if its stepping back to the future of its monolithic, monochromatic roots.
According to this suicidal program, painting's future lay in flat, rectangular, monochromatic canvases devoid ofimages and spatial illusion.
As in the first debate on Friday against her Republican challenger, John Spencer, a former mayor of Yonkers, Mrs. Clinton's poise bordered on the monochromatic: She offered no new big ideas about the future of New York, she appeared engaged and mostly unflappable, and she used language that fell somewhere between safe and scripted.
Future considerations for investigations of the effect of monochromatic aberrations on the dynamic accommodation response are discussed.
(Anderton's own slim, dark, monochromatic outfits -- his look could be called Black to the Future -- suggest that the designer Helmut Lang will also still be around in 2054).
"There isn't the roar that customarily greets you on these evenings," Mr. McCarthy said, predicting that the muted atmosphere -- hushed conversations, monochromatic lighting, pristine white-on-white décor -- would be echoed at future galas.
When: May 29 - Sept. 30, 2015 Where: High Line Why: If you've always dreamed of playing with a monochromatic Lego set whilst standing atop a train-line-turned-green-space and contemplating the future of architecture, head to the High Line now.
Arsham's works span time and place as continues to experiment with different mediums and methods, all while maintaining the monochromatic casts that tie themes like the ancient city of Pompeii to dystopic sci-fi future scenarios.
Since the Talbot imaging does not require a monochromatic X-ray, there is a possibility that a laboratory apparatus may be realized in future (Momose et al., 2009a; Pfeiffer et al., 2006).
There is no monochromatic line.
RIVERDALE "Monochromatic Vision," group show.
