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?
Not intended as a survey -- it leaves out some important artists who worked in the medium, including Robert Morris and Lynda Benglis -- the show takes the mid-60's as the point when the raw, soft look and floppability of rubber became one alternative to the steely geometrics decreed by Minimalism, with its interest in serial repetition.
Besides, vasoconstriction has been reported to elude primary detection, and serial repetition may be necessary [9, 18].
Outgroup comparison (chitons or even aplacophorans) does suggest that the musculature might be pleisiomorphic, but the serial repetition of the other structures is clearly autapomorphic.
Through serial repetition, the completed work resembles the representation of movement in comic strips, but his drawings have their own beauty and integrity and stand both as remnants of the performance process and as works of art themselves.
