Sentence examples similar to the contemporary creation from inspiring English sources

Now you look at some of the contemporary creations.

In The New New Thing, he spent a year getting inside the head of Jim Clark, of Netscape, and revealed exactly how that contemporary creation, the tech billionaire, looks at the world.

This may be due partly to scarcity of natural raw materials or partly to the wish to lower the cost of these contemporary creations.

The project aims to show "the software culture that has revolutionized the codes of contemporary creation" and give recognition to the people, contributors, and communities who've built these languages and value them so highly.

Other currents helped too, such as the foundation of the Palais de Tokyo, the "site of contemporary creation" (they don't like to call themselves a museum) in Paris that's now Europe's largest contemporary arts space, as well as new private initiatives like La Maison Rouge and the Kadist Art Foundation. .

France has provided 90% tax incentives to companies on gifts of works of art to national museums, commissioned works from leading contemporary artists and is funding the new European Centre for Contemporary Creation on the Île Seguin with the aim of making Paris a contemporary arts hub to rival London.

In those days, the museum closely followed contemporary creation.

"New novels" and "new wave" films may be compared to another contemporary creation popularized by the media: nouvelle cuisine, whose aesthetic objectives also evoked more critical than gourmandizing interest.

Which isn't to say that Davis' contemporary creation entirely retreated to the shadows.

Yet with the arrival of the Impressionists in the 1860s, "there was a divorce between France's curators and contemporary creation," Mr. Dagen said.

Open from noon to midnight, and envisioned as a hangout, this self-styled "site of contemporary creation" promises to rekindle some of the tensions between Paris and New York that enlivened 20th-century life.