It seems, then that in order to be coherent, conceptual art must give up either the claim that the actual artwork is nothing other than the idea, or the claim that the interpretative onus lies on the viewer.
The case study analysis of the innovation process that led to the establishment of the Rondeel poultry husbandry system reveals that the interpretative flexibility of design process outputs as boundary objects helps in creating mutual understanding among diverse actors involved in the implementation of a novel agricultural production system concept, and in mobilizing support for it.
When she gets down to the frieze itself, she shows herself to be adept at the interpretative gymnastics that frieze theorists have excelled at from the start.
Unlike most large-scale approaches, this methodology introduces an objective quantitative component that enhances the interpretative value associated with the qualitative changes that it detects.
But it remains for me London's most indispensable theatre because of its tenacious and single-minded belief that, whatever the interpretative skills of the director, designer, actor or sound engineer, in the beginning, and irreplaceably, is the dramatist's word. 1.
We adopted a novel approach that exploits the interpretative content of the tenure of the last product introduced (i.e., the number of years since its first introduction) as an additional variable into the explanatory scheme of firm sales growth rate.
Based on the four approaches crucial to foresight, as outlined by Sohail Inayatullah [33], my approach will take upon the second and the third one, that is, the interpretative and the critical approach, and will not delve into the first (predictive) or the fourth approach (participatory action).
It follows logically then, that in the interpretative literature of the Greek civil code, gender difference is referred to as the necessary and legal condition of marriage, despite the fact that several authors point out that this is not explicitly stated in the law.
The Scottish government funded a special Mackintosh exhibition for the Entente Cordiale in 2004 and Mr Moore participated in celebrations at two of the three centres that are hosting the interpretative exhibitions of the Glasgow artist's work.
I continue to believe, for instance, in the marketability of "Silly Silly Juxtapositions," the prototype of the "irony flash cards" that I developed twenty years ago, when I first became concerned about the interpretative challenges that preschool-age children confront in coming to terms with postmodern cultural dislocation.
There are dancers to love here, but among the women there are few signs of the interpretative particularity that helps some of us forget the memories these ballets carry of Ms. Ashley, Maria Calegari and others.
