Word: visualizing
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...shared the 1981 Nobel Prize in Medecine with Harvard's Berry Professor of Neurobiology Dr. David H. Hubel '55 and Dr. Roger Sperry of the California Institute of Technology. The prize followed years of collaboration between Hubel and Wiesel on how the brain processes visual information...
...Sert tried new innovations with a new type of surface," explains Hooker Professor of Visual Art Eduard F. Sekler. Sekler notes, however, "Anytime you try innovations, you run a certain risk...
Other repairs have included fixing up the building's cooling and heating system, updating the electrical system, and installing a new lighting system and audio-visual facility...
...Paris with cute conspiracies like sneaking a pornographic movie into a children's matinee. Back in the 1920s, the aesthetics of atrocity had worthy, powerful antagonists: the church, the government, the standard of fettered sexuality. Too soon though, the bad-taste revolution proved successful, and today the fractured visual logic of Un Chien Andalou can be found in Vogue graphics and on MTV. For the surrealists, the price of victory was high: acceptance by the hated bourgeoisie. Buñuel must have sighed in agreement when his friend Andre Breton noted that, alas, no one could be scandalized...
...what's that?" If Rumble Fish fails as a traditional movie about real people, it is beguiling as an exercise in hallucinatory style. As he did in his adaptation of another S.E. Hinton novel (The Outsiders), Coppola has taken the protagonist's point of view as his visual strategy. There it was Technicolor romance; here it is stygian monochrome. To the Motorcycle Boy, colorblind and partly deaf from too many fights, the world is "black and white with the sound turned low," and what he sees is what we get. Dark clouds hurtle across the sky; diagonal strips...