This vanguard position has not gone unnoticed.
I doubt Ms. Golden would fail to make distinctions for a show of what she respects -- the art of Kara Walker or Glenn Ligon, "the vanguard of post-conceptual interrogations of race, gender and identity," as she calls it.
(Sinagra) FRANZ FERDINAND, TV ON THE RADIO (Monday) At the vanguard of the post -- post-punk trend, the poker-faced Franz Ferdinand plays herky-jerky party music.
(Sinagra) FRANZ FERDINAND, DEATH CAB FOR CUTIE (Tonight) At the vanguard of the post-post-punk trend, the poker-faced Franz Ferdinand plays herky-jerky party music.
John Boehner was in the vanguard of the post World War II baby-boomers, born November 17 , 1949 and his biographical information notes that he got his first job working in his family's bar (at age 8), which means around 1957.
And music, arguably even more than movies or television, has been the vanguard of the post-World War II American cultural onslaught that has swept through the world.
Suddenly in the vanguard of emerging Post-Minimal artists, young Burden was awarded his degree.
At a time when so many officials in both parties still invoke the virtues of compromise and perpetuate the ideal of common ground on which "conservative pragmatists" can meet "moderate Democrats," these more combative Republicans may be in the vanguard of a new post-consensus politics.
At 11 00 on 14 November the Canterbury Mounted Rifles, the brigade vanguard, encountered Turkish observation posts.
That seemed ridiculously backward by the lights of the time's reigning vanguards of flinty post-minimalism, cagey conceptualism, and chaste abstraction.
