49 definitions of observe
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Despite the observer's interest in her body, her movements, her large hands and her voice, she is not sexualized as a "mysterious, black woman", nor is she turned into a stereotype image of "dark Africa".
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As part of SMBAs tenth anniversary in 2004 she presents a (re)interpretation of Bureau Amsterdams exhibition history in which the roles of artist and observer, of maker, narrator and viewer, become blurred.
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Because they work with film, De Rijke and De Rooij have to contend with the same limitation as Hitchcock: ten minutes is all there is and they opt to observe that maximum time without resorting to covert montage.
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Nevertheless, an attentive observer who knows how to read the city as a "text" will be able to decipher the rare and in most cases forgotten fragments of the original plans to create a "virtual history" for Soviet Kaliningrad.
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The use of series forces the viewer to look more carefully, to observe the slight differences in the empty sky with its floating clouds, in the position of the camera, in the countryside or the location of an industrial vehicle.
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We observe in meditative rhythm how the laborious process of hammering, drying, crushing, pounding, and cooking is alternated by waiting, and the preparation of Podosiri, a dark purple juice, from the berries of the Açaí palm tree.
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We observe in meditative rhythm how the laborious process of hammering, drying, crushing, pounding, and cooking is alternated by waiting, and the preparation of Podosiri, a dark purple juice, from the berries of the Açaí palm tree.
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The core of the works is the paradox that despite or perhaps because of the fact that the world is now within everyones reach through television, the Internet and cheap flights, our position as observer has only become more fragmentary.
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She turned official Subject Access Request Forms into love letters she addressed to the Observer - eventually breaking through the wall of technology and bureaucracy to establish real relationships with human beings on the other side.
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