53 definitions of potential
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The project examines the potentialities and challenges of life on the Moon not only in the fields of architecture and design but also for social, public and political life.
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Would it not be better to experiment in an exhibition with photography, a flexible medium par-excellence, and try to open up the great potential of its presentation possibilities?
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Conservatives point out the potential entertainment to be gained from all the homonyms, ambiguities and synonyms, a source of inspiration for crossword puzzles, rebuses and poetry.
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In the spring of 2000, in the cabinets of the Vleeshal at Middelburg, and under the mysterious title De Ilemauzar, De Jong visualized a whimsical world full of potential destruction.
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Wouldnt one be better off to begin experimenting with photography a flexible medium par excellence and try to open up its great potential for various possible presentation forms?
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Processing Authorities reflects on the Western cultural decision-making processes, the visual representation of authority and the potential for transforming these hammers into objects of power.
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Processing Authorities reflects on the Western cultural decision-making processes, the visual representation of authority and the potential for transforming these hammers into objects of power.
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Together they create a map of the "forthcoming" that could not be brought into existence without the creation of provisional settings and an artist's acknowledgement of the potential of potential.
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During this research my guiding intention as an artist has been to understand how to use a medium that is simultaneously an oppressive means of control and a filming device with aesthetic potential.
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