In the art world, similar questions have been raised by appropriation -- a technique relying on the borrowing and re-representation of images including historic works of art.
We call this decomposition the information spectrum and conceive of it as a re-representation of the function in the information domain.
Through a re-representation of the water mark, suggested acts of community resistance, and articulated potentials of the island's form over time, this project imagines a cultural commitment to the disruption of the ordinary high water mark.
The perpetuation of the landscape picturesque results in the exploitation of land vis-à-vis its depoliticization, than can a re-representation and re-projection of land with respect to temporal cycles of ecological and territorial processes provide an alternate discursive base for issues relating to land, climate, and resources?
Sequencing the human genome provided a powerful new way to represent human identity, and the moral implications of that re-representation are just beginning to unfold.
As is stated before, these creative processes involve cognitive re-representations of the world and, because of this, to learning.
Speculative Landscapes is a short animation that digitally reconstructs a train journey evolving the environments that it travels through into a suggestive re-representation of the existing and possible future.
On the other hand, when information from the two sources does not match well for the task requirement, one has to re-process the information in working memory, either through a time-consuming sequential search or re-representation, resulting in decreased task performance.
Courts are sites of repeated re-representations of scientific knowledge.
Their works -- 50 paintings, sculptures and works on paper, nearly all from the last decade -- are in "Re-Presenting Representation," beginning tomorrow and continuing through March 10 at the Corning Gallery at the Steuben store at 667 Madison Avenue, at 61st Street.
