The selection has been tailored to highlight Warhol's innovative early output and to focus attention less on his photographs as aesthetic objects than as sources for his work in other mediums.
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Newman has his share of cookie jars and other kitchen pieces, but over the past few years he's moved away from mass-produced items and toward folk art and other aesthetic objects.
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The works themselves could be perceived as premeditated artifacts of an archaeological nature, to be found within the context of the near-present, while appearing as discreet aesthetic objects in their own right.
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The American photographer established her reputation early on with clean, graceful images of industry that transformed the banal _ a plow blade, a spoon or a turbine _ into sculptural aesthetic objects.
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The need of the middle class to express individualism from both the upper and lower classes was expressed through consumption, and specifically through the consumption of a house as an aesthetic object.
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Now characterized as one of the city's great buildings, the house was designed not only as an aesthetic object but also as an almost utopian statement about the way families should live.
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The film features British architect Norman Foster, who called the car " an incredibly beautiful aesthetic object " and rebuilt the fourth Dymaxion car from drawings and study of the first three cars.
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A few went as far as to suggest that art itself and not simply representational art had reached a limit because creating an aesthetic object about the Holocaust would be, in itself, unethical, morally reprehensible.
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True, while a typical performance turns a Bach cantata from a primarily religious utterance into a purely aesthetic one, a reconstruction like this, it could be argued, turns the entire Leipzig church service into an aesthetic object.
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Since 2000, newspaper and television images of violence, destruction and despair, the very by-products of terrorist acts, have influenced a generation of new work with artists reworking these images into aesthetics objects with terror at its core.
