Nevertheless, for a rising number of people, this leads to precarious working and living situations, and studies show that workers in atypical work situations face a higher risk of precarious working and living conditions [40].
But this atypical concert work asks you to put aside typical expectations.
Part-time work is mostly grouped under atypical work and therefore automatically connected with precarious working and living conditions: low wages, a low level of social security and a high rate of involuntary work [43].
Moments later, another atypical work by a world famous artist went through the roof.
The surest sign of my Gilliam-agnosticism is that my favourite of his recent films is the low-budget Tideland: a tougher, nastier, but probably more atypical work.
If experimental works are more attractive, Real Art Ways has a typically atypical work scheduled for 8 P.M. Saturday at the Bronson & Hutensky Theater in Hartford.
Distilled from a weeklong series of confessional, often poignant conversations, Lindsey's life story merges a typically hard-luck childhood with an atypical work ethic.
Meanwhile Mr. Avedon, a photographer celebrated for his celebrity portraits, is represented by an atypical work: a photograph of Andy Warhol's grotesquely scarred chest and stomach, the result of several major operations after his shooting in 1968 by Valerie Solanas.
In an atypical work, a still life called "The Black Guitar," probably in homage to Wallace Stevens's blue guitar, the instrument's curves are made prominent and it is given a companion, a shapely urn, perhaps a reference to Keats.
Fans of the unsettling thrillers of Patricia Highsmith – and their many movie adaptations – should prepare for a new classic among Highsmith movies in Carol, Todd Haynes's sombrely rapturous filming of the most atypical work in the author's oeuvre, her early lesbian romance The Price Of Salt.
