Undercurrent continues until 27 August, with artists or entities, including Orange Dot, W Project and Isys Archive, who have worked with Tate Young People's Programmes.
And while men feel these pressures increasingly these days, the pervasive use of image alteration software is only one small piece of the strong, sexist undercurrent that continues to dehumanize women as objects in the vast majority of these images and videos in our popular culture.
But Jewish groups blame worse than that: a continuing undercurrent of institutional anti-Semitism.
The ensemble's seamless blend has a little more punch this year, thanks to Mr. Tedesco's samba and bossa nova beats in a program in which the sound of Brazil, mostly by way of João Gilberto, is a continuing undercurrent.
The seemingly all-powerful junta, which jails its opponents and crushes popular uprisings by force, is afraid of Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi, 63, the pro-democracy opposition leader in the country formerly known as Burma, and of the continuing undercurrent of support she commands among the people.
Either way, it's clear that gambling or fantasy football will continue to be an undercurrent around the Super Bowl.
On the other hand, there's this undercurrent of fear about what it means for technology to continue this encroach on our lives in this way.
There is an implicit (and sometimes explicit) undercurrent that the crisis in U.S.-Russia relations will inevitably continue unless and until Putin is removed from his position as Russia's leader.
QUESTION FROM ALEX GIBSON: The seems to be a mildly hopeful undercurrent in "Top Secret America" about how some newspapers like the Post continue to perform in-depth, solid reporting.
As the debates about its price performance, volatility and political implications continue to mount, beneath it all lurks the less obvious but fascinating undercurrent of Bitcoin's brand equity — and how it continues to evolve under the auspices of a nebulous and often unpredictable entity.
