Basquiat was a superb artist who reinvigorated traditions of New York School painting.
Smith used the body as a metaphor for the passions and tribulations of existence, and her work reinvigorated the tradition of expressionist and emotive figural sculpture.
He was knighted in 2010 for his services to rugby, and engineered series wins with the Lions in Australia in 1989 and South Africa in 1997 - and then reinvigorated the tradition in South Africa three years ago.
The reinvigorated those traditions, bringing together young people to learn from elders the skills of canoe building.
Some of the most interesting works reinvigorate the tradition of the sampler, a piece of embroidery that offers a religious or moral saying.
They believe Wallenda's project will reinvigorate a tradition which stretches back to 1829, when Sam Patch, the first daredevil in US history, successfully leapt 125ft from the top of a ladder into the plunge pool below the Falls, witnessed by a cheering crowd estimated at around 7,000.
Booth's fiction continues and reinvigorates a tradition - Buchanesque might be the word if the settings, values and dates were not so different - of well-made, well-documented storytelling in which the detail is grippingly authentic: take the small arms in A Very Private Gentleman (1991), or the pre-first world war railway compartments in the last novel, Islands Of Silence (2002).
Taransky reinvigorates the tradition of the American avant-garde with this fragmentary and ingenious celebration of immanence, immediacy, and materiality over transcendence, literality, and sentimental reductivism.
The fall of Constantinople in 1453 not only removed the last remnant of the Roman Empire but also introduced the West to the secret knowledge of works such as the Hermetic writings, which reinvigorated the Joachite tradition with Gnostic elements concerning the transformation of the world.
Keeping alive the traditions of a village she may never live in again is a strange responsibility for a child, but it is one she understands.The more edifying part of the story of Japan's response to the disasters of 3/11, as it is known, is one of individual burdens borne, of traditions reinvigorated and of communal self-reliance.
