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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Obrist"”.
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<sup>133</sup>Xe Inhalation Technique: Effect of the Contralateral Contribution on Regional Cerebral Blood Flow Parameters.
… by Mallett and Veall, and later modified by Obrist, et al. The details of our laboratory arrangement at University Hospital have been previously reported. The method is reviewed below.
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Kinaesthetic impulses : aesthetic experience, bodily knowledge, and pedagogical practices in Germany, 1871-1918
… century. In the work of the artist Hermann Obrist (1862-1927), the kinaesthetic model of experience became the basis of a new pedagogy for the arts, which utilized the unconscious movements of the body to choreograph the production and reception of aesthetic effects. The architect August …
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AGAINST A SHARP WHITE BACKGROUND: Dialogic and Exhibitionary Practices of Black Contemporary Artists and Curators in Art Museums
… of curatorial writing (Hoffmann 2013; Lind 2010; Obrist 2008; Martinon & Rogoff 2015), it is therefore proposed that studying modes of Black curatorial and artistic address can ultimately yield new translations for contemporary museum-going publics.
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Origin and stratigraphic architecture of the Middle Permian lower and upper Quanzijie low-order cycles, Bogda Mountains, NW China
<p>"This study is carried out in the Bogda Mountains, NW China, and aims to provide a detailed sedimentary, stratigraphic, environmental, and paleoclimatic reconstruction in the paleo-mid-latitude along the east coast of Pangea. The Middle Permian lower and upper Quanzijie low-order cycles (QZJ …
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Curating as practice and profession: an exploration and definition of a contemporary independent curator.
… histories of the independent curator (Szeemann, Obrist, Higgs “ these curators have been identified as pioneers of contemporary curating and have had creative and experimental practices both in and outwith the institution), it explores the metaphor of the practice of the independent curator as a …