Of Trump, he said, "The serial repetition of proven falsehoods—Is this an act?
That timely dimension is most evident and least exciting in works involving serial repetition.
The unifying thread is a kind of magpie postminimalism, which invigorates familiar abstract strategies -- grids, serial repetition, reductive forms -- using materials scavenged from everyday life.
By the end of the '70s, however, the coupling of manual processes and grid-based serial repetition had become an overly popular shtick in contemporary sculpture.
I can't, however, warm up to "Aught" (1968), four large, wrinkly, ruglike rectangles in dull yellow latex and filler over canvas, hung flat on the wall in serial repetition.
In a city fitfully lurching upward, how does the high-rise, of all things, become a productive medium of construction, subject to serial repetition by developers working to build in an uncharted market?
An interesting twist on bioprospecting involved inoculating sterilized switchgrass with decaying switchgrass for 10 serial repetitions, which returned 135 strains of two Fusarium species, Fusarium sporotrichioides and Fusarium poae, among which were producers of thermostable cellulases and xylanases [ 15].
Andy Warhol, too often misunderstood as an apolitical artist, in fact produced some of the most sinister art of America's hot 1960s, and alongside his race riots and car crashes he produced multiple paintings of electric chairs, impassive in deserted death chambers, silkscreened in serial, stomach-turning repetition.
Tests were selected to assess expressive and receptive language, reading and spelling, and skills related to these domains, including rapid serial naming, nonword repetition, and verbal learning.
There are plenty of overlaps between Pop and '60s monochromes: the touch of the artist is often consciously removed, and there is an emphasis on repetition and serial composition, and a fascination with industrial materials and techniques.
They didn't seem to know that most of her techniques — cruelty, absurdity, repetition, duration, serial form — were at least as old as Artaud, not to speak of Richard Foreman, Robert Wilson, the Wooster Group, the Living Theater, and the makers of the Happenings of the sixties (and I am naming only the Americans).
