For her signature piece "Cold Dark Matter", one of the most popular exhibits in last year's inaugural hang at Tate Modern, Ms Parker asked the army to blow up a garden shed.
For her breakthrough piece, "Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View," from 1991, she blew up a garden shed, then rehung hundreds of its fragments to depict an explosion frozen at the instant of detonation.
At night the sky is deep indigo, the moon a piece of cold metal.
Still, "Patriotic Betrayal" is a conscientious attempt to take the full measure of an iconic piece of Cold War subterfuge.
And instead of putting a piece of cold meat into the bowl of noodles and broth, which he said he could never understand, he heated the meat first.
With digital projections on a laboratory table, it highlights overlooked female scientists: an interesting topic, but the piece looks cold and forbidding in a room of mostly painting.
Laurie C. Battle, a former representative from Alabama who was linked to an important piece of cold war legislation, died on May 2 at Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland.
Every morning, she dropped by her family's restaurant and asked one of the employees, Mirta Feliciano, to cook her something special: scrambled eggs, well done, with ketchup; a glass of orange juice; and a piece of cold bread.
Now, this piece of cold war history is perhaps the best-preserved relic on the Iron Curtain Trail, a 4,225-mile 4,225-mile bicycle paths that extenetworkng the fofmer Warsaw Pact-NATO bicycle from northern Finland to the Black Sea.
A German shepherd molded from concrete and painted in shades of brown and black, a classic piece of cold war kitsch, was tethered by a metal chain to a tree.
KATINKA BARYSCH of the Centre for European Reformk, the London-based think-tank, has a piece pouring cold water on the overheated speculation about the role of shale gas (otherwise known as Unconventional Gas, or UG) in changing eastern Europe's energy outlook.
