I could not sit back and watch their work get trampled on.
Nothing was framed or on pedestals or behind stanchions, and visitors trampled on work, though it was hard to tell where the art ended and the damage began.
"Our purpose is to push and promote new films and emerging filmmakers who have ideas that are different and challenging and fresh — delicate work that could get trampled by the mainstream movie industry".
It seems to be a paradox of foreignizing translations: in striving to convey the absolute difference between languages, the meaningful shades of difference within a language and literary work can easily be trampled.
But even so, the political bite of Wright's piece felt heightened by the setting, and one part of the work – his poem Tea With The Tories, which features such lines as "Shoes off Ken, hate to ask/ but you've trampled in some working class" – was performed with particular relish.
Anyone who saw her pieces will recall how the women of her "Rite of Spring" covered themselves in earth; how in "1980" the stage was a lawn; how "Carnations" ("Nelken") began as a field of, yes, carnations (gradually trampled as the work proceeded); and how "Palermo Palermo" began with the coup de théâtre of a tall wall, across the stage, toppling forward and falling apart.
4 One must distinguish between (active) trampling and being trampled.
It is only through juche that the popular masses can realize their desire for independence, only through juche that the masses are protected against the imperialists, who are "working viciously to trample upon the sovereignty of the country and nation".
Rednecks need practical footwear, appropriate for working on cars, trampling through the woods, and getting dirty.
At odds with both men's previous work, the band's swaggering hard rock trampled to global success, arguably outstripping White's original, odder band, The White Stripes.
