The artists emphasised the provocative quality of their work with a series of events, including a memorable display held in 1963 inside a Düsseldorf furniture shop-front: Polke and Richter even posed themselves as "living sculptures" seated on armchairs.
In order to assess the relative importance of the cues composing the poses, in these analyses we used the 24 poses themselves as the units of analysis.
As might be expected from the title, the video features lots of shots of naked women dancing and posing, as well as touching themselves (and each other).
In this version, the two men who try to test their lovers' fidelity by disguising themselves do not pose as Albanians as per the libretto, but as the African mercenaries known as Dubats.
Both parties bluff and bluster their way into an agreement of sorts, bringing Everett and Kincaid (both professors posing as themselves) on board as writer-researchers.
At moments I even feel like we've grasped the kind of radical empathy captured in Hana Pesut's photography series, Switcharoo, for which she has couples pose once as themselves, and then pose again as each other, mimicking each other's expressions, wearing each other's clothes.
Donning blackface, fake beards, and turbans, the group managed to board the ship as honored visitors with two additional members pretending to be their guides, essentially posing as themselves.
61 In the context of educating patients on preventing hypoglycemia, the Diabetes Care and Education group of the American Dietetic Association propose a series of questions that individuals should pose to themselves to act as a prompt: "Can my diabetes medications cause hypoglycemia?
Sick of being told that Scottish rappers just won't cut it, Bain and his pal Billy create false identities for themselves, pose as Californians and score an enormous record contract.
