Few, though, have attempted to define that concept quite as broadly — or as bodily — as the New Museum, which is mounting a career survey of the Belgian-born artist Carsten Höller that opens on Wednesday.
Bouncy and brash, the Bryans symbolize the energy needed to mount a successful career in doubles, where cunning and dash, properly applied, can pay a higher dividend than sheer power.
Like Wolfe, Phillips was a biting social critic who used his journalistic renown to mount a successful fiction career, churning out some two dozen page-turning novels that wrapped exposés of the worlds of insurance, finance and politics into tales of romantic love.
In 2011, Stipe has dismissed the possibility of mounting a solo career in the aftermath of REM's breakup.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's Senate campaign disclosed yesterday that it collected $12 million last year, reaping numerous donations from people across the country vexed at the notion of his opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, mounting a political career.
After leaving behind his super-star, action-hero character named Birdman to pursue a "real" acting career, Thomson struggles to mount a Broadway play.
Cassette tapes mount a comeback.
In the last year of her life, however, she was rediscovered: a museum mounted a retrospective of her career; younger designers credited her influence; and Coach reissued her handbags.
A chief constable has paid an emotional tribute to a murdered police officer who died when a stolen pick-up truck mounted a central reservation and careered into him.
In the film, Michael Keaton plays an actor, famous for a superhero role, who is attempting to revive his fallen career by mounting a stage adaptation of a Raymond Carver story.
