23 definitions of paradox
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Present in the audience will be two commentators: Hans Eijkelboom, photographer, and Bas Vroege, curator of photographs and the director of Paradox.
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The video diptych In Light of the Arc registers the materialization of the same stock exchange, which is paradoxically marked by an increasing abstraction.
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This is essentially paradoxical and as such, the motivation behind his painstaking research can only be observed in the paintings it inspired; it cannot be spelt out logically.
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The paradox noted by the German philosopher Rüdiger Safranski could serve as the point of departure for this series: the safer a society becomes, the greater its fear of threats.
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These constructions are thus related to current as well as to future work, while their status as ?failures? is paradoxically enough both addressed and completely negated in a provocative manner.
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In particular he became fascinated by the paradox, especially in relation to the First World War, that such a gruesome battle could have been fought with what to our eyes seem such primitive means.
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The video The Paradox of Being Taken Seriously by Bart Groenendaal was filmed during therapy sessions with traumatised refugees who have either been granted, or are awaiting, asylum in the Netherlands.
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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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An aerial study of Las Vegas and the surrounding desert landscape, where the artist abstains from tourist clichés by accompanying the images with muffled sounds of explosions, and thus underscores the paradox of this entertainment capital, imperturbable in the face of the energy crisis and terrorist attacks.
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