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In this regard, 10 photographs from the artists Allora and Calzadilla's "Back Fire" series seem pertinent.
By Adam Gopnik March 24, 2016 Now that we are in possession of an honest-to-God demagogue on the classical model, old portents of doom seem pertinent.
Now that we are in possession of an honest-to-God demagogue of the classical model, old portents of doom seem pertinent.
The musings of Dostoevsky's hero certainly seem pertinent now — not just because of Donald Trump's rise to the White House but also in light of the populist sentiment and politics emerging in other parts of the world.
It might seem pertinent to ask whether Allied bombing techniques were advanced enough in the 1940s to allow precision strikes, and even here, as recent events have shown, civilian casualties cannot be avoided.
The Rosenquist painting resonates in ways that seem pertinent to our time, from the growing outcry surrounding pedophilia to the debates over abortion and the rights of the unborn.
That was not a question that seemed pertinent Tuesday.
Both issues seemed pertinent at last week's Irish Open.
This is a disturbing fact, and certainly one that seems pertinent to discussions of economic policy.
So much of his lifelong intellectual struggle and his work still seems pertinent.
