Shore's photography is, to use the ever-reductive language of art criticism, an attempt to reconcile the subject matter of the New York school of black-and-white street photography of the fifties — the love of the overlooked, the stray, the strange, the gutter, and the slummy — with the high finish and compositional poise of the Meyerowitz-Eggleston school of color photography.
It continued: "We are sincerely sorry to both Marina Abramović and Shawn Jay Z Carterer for this, and since then we have taken to [sic] appropriate actions to reconcile this matter".
The starkly different reactions suggest we're no closer to reconciling such matters than we were before the Me Too movement began in earnest.
He often couldn't reconcile conflicting ideas no matter how many ways a team explained their problems to him, responding by trying to sell them all the harder, and if that didn't work becoming emotional.
To be white in the world of hip-hop is to reconcile the fact that no matter how down you are, no matter how much you have learned, this is black culture and you are a permanent guest.
In May 1996, despite Carney's efforts to persuade U.S. officials to reconcile with Khartoum on intelligence matters, the Clinton Administration demanded that Sudan expel bin Laden.
Feng says he's been working on similar ideas and that the ability to reconcile the differences between dark matter simulations and the observed properties of galaxies makes strongly interacting dark matter attractive conceptually.
Cosmologists already find it difficult to reconcile the observed asymmetry of matter and antimatter with the amount of CP violation predicted by the Standard Model, so the conflict would throw a big curve at theorists -- just what experimentalists love to do.
Next year Hayden will come out with Listen, Yankee: Why Cuba Matters, urging Americans to reconcile with the island nation and help steer its future toward democracy.
How we reconciled our uncertainty mattered.
