10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLIMPSER»
Discover the use of
glimpser in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
glimpser and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Interactive Dramaturgies: New Approaches in Multimedia ...
The video signal that comes into either the video input or the onboard camera is
analyzed by glimpser according to parameters set in a hie read in by Glimpser at
startup. One parameter determines the brightness level of the threshold below ...
2
Willem de Kooning: The Artist's Materials
During an unpublished interview conducted in his studio in 1959 in the presence
of several friends, de Kooning called himself a “slipping glimpser” and talked at
length about the importance for his art of glimpsing tiny things, adding that when
...
Susan Lake, Willem De Kooning, Michael Roy Schilling, 2010
The first is vision Software known as glimpser, which accepts the incoming video
stream and draws basic information from it. The second takes this information
and uses it to control the display. The glimpser has the ability to find regions of a
...
Hannes Leopoldseder, Christine Schöpf, 1999
4
Boom: The New York City Flaneur in Postwar American ...
I'm like the slipping glimpser.” This relationship between the visual and tangible
domains of experience recalls Merleau-Ponty's phenomenological notion of the
visual field or chiasmus as “an intercorporeal being, a presumptive domain of the
...
SLIPPING GLIMPSER Blighted diners club dog bonk nuts soon roofed bereft of
left wings severed in flight !He never knew what hit him! hits him. A thousand
years go by and it is only night There is no art sake before the halting argument of
the ...
A believer in paradox and ambiguity (he called himself a "slipping glimpser" and
said, "You have to change to stay the same"), de Kooning did. r. not like to close
any doors. He knew that art must constantly remake itself; he could even admire ...
7
Penal abolition, the practical choice: a practical manual on ...
A glimpser is someone who has once glimpsed some reality of the criminal
justice system that has shaken a little bit of their most naive assumptions about
how it actually works. Perhaps a relative or friend has been victimized, and the
police ...
8
De Kooning: An American Master
Traces the career of abstract expressionist Willem De Kooning, discussing his personal life with wife Elaine Fried, and his battle with alcoholism and Alzheimer's disease.
Mark Stevens, Willem De Kooning, Annalyn Swan, 2004
9
The Detective's Note-book. Edited by C. Martel
... the glimpser could never tell. They drank the health quietly of the mysterious
beauty of whom they heard so much, of whom they knew that she breathed the
same atmosphere as themselves, and yet to them was a sealed book. This was
the ...
Charles MARTEL (pseud. [i.e. Thomas Delf.]), 1860
10
Teaching in the Art Museum: Interpretation as Experience
The painter Willem De Kooning used a catchphrase, “slipping glimpser,” to
describe his feeling of being alternately immersed in and standing outside his
work. It seems curiously apt here. The participants in our gallery dialogues are
indeed ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GLIMPSER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
glimpser is used in the context of the following news items.
Stafford council worker launches first book
... of his beloved ex-wife, Claire. Transformed into Oracle, a Glimpser, Claire's prophecies predict even more tumultuous events to come. «Staff Newsletter, Apr 15»
SCHOLL SHOW
Other thought-provoking comments from the catalogue include the apt adoption of de Kooning's description “slipping glimpser” to describe the way we see Billy ... «Aboriginal Art Directory News, Apr 15»
Sunday in the Park With Ed Questions The Advancement Of Manet's …
I'm like a slipping glimpser”. For Ben Young, “the work I'm exhibiting transgresses the fundamentals of previous work by denying overt narrative ... «ArtLyst, Feb 15»
Are men's skinny pants supposed to be worn tight?
... should not pinch you or give you a muffin top, nor should your bulging crotch cause great embarrassment to the accidental glimpser. «The Globe and Mail, Feb 14»
Charles Burchfield, Ralph Eugene Meatyard
Its title salutes de Kooning by recalling his famous self-description as "a slipping glimpser," always surfing away from overcommitment to any ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Oct 12»
