Examples of using Subversively in English and their translations into German
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But this is turned back on itself, subversively imitated.
Our"subversively" introduced tools are now being implemented blithely into other projects.
Banality and insignificance are called into question subversively.
The Swiss duo also subversively questions the roles of both viewer and artist.
And a humour that has substance, surprises, witty and subversively amuses.
Their pirate TV station subversively intruded on media events, but the group also worked»respectably« for commercial television.
Meditation on Violence-Hair Wash produces an eternally tranquil yet subversively violent effect.
The spectrum ranges from subversively wild party cellar scenarios to a staged standard day in the life of a heterosexual nuclear family.
They are fragments of an all-embracing American myth subversively reconstructed by Pettibon.
As a counter-vision to the optimistic but unrealistic no-place of utopia, his dystopia has long since come into being; hispictorial world has taken it in, quietly and subversively.
And it's precisely because the Swissartists stick to this ambivalent tactic that their work subversively calls the roles of both the viewer and the artist into question.
He likewise deals subversively or iconoclastically with representation in the works of artists ranging from Leonardo via Duchamp to Warhol in coming to terms with art and its history.
A certain scent attracts us or repels us. The use ofolfactory stimuli in art often occurs subversively and breaks many taboos.
With The Word Company, which he founded in 1994,Adib Fricke proceeds to subversively decenter the field of visual art, but employing artistic strategies that correspond to his own time, the nineties.
He states that within his sets he thwarts the construction,that the colored coating deconstructs and subversively decomposes the system.
DeMoll have beenconsidered to be representatives of"Context-Art". They refer subversively and conceptually in their projects to contexts outside of the"operating system art.
More provocatively and more subversively than any theoretical discourse might, Pecho's concentrate demonstrates the explosive charge and impact of products, whose power to shape minds is allowed to play out on a globalised, predominately youth market.
The histories the terms can tell in their multiple usages andconnotations operate subversively against false certainties and seemingly immovable edifices of thought.
According to authors such as Salman Rushdie it shouldeven be the duty of artists to radically and subversively undermine power and authority.
Already during his lifetime Rodelinda was one of his most successful works,it was subversively quite up-to-date in matters of enlightenment, because in the exciting story of royal fidelity are already bourgeois ideals.
Wyttenbach's Violin Concerto Cortège originates from a famous painting by Gustave Courbet, while Gargantua chez les Helvètesdu Haut-Valais whisks us away into François Rabelais' subversively sensual world of giants, drinking binges, gluttony, rough-housing, and bawdiness.
Her play"The Emperor's New Clothes" is based on thepopular fairytale by Hans Christian Andersen and subversively tells about revolution- not only because her feet are, from time to time, as naked as the emperor himself is.
Harnack House's founding spirit based on internationality andtolerance nevertheless lived on subversively even during the Nazi period outside of the official invitation policy.
Gupta creates artworks using interactive video, websites, objects, photographs,sound and public performances to probe and examine subversively such themes as desire, religion, notions of security on the street and on the imagined border.
Whereas in the early seventies the staged, androgynous self-portrayals of artistssuch as Katharina Sieverding or Jürgen Klauke departed subversively from prevailing role models, bio-technological innovations today determine the parameters of social and individual change.
Although Linder- originally from Australia and now living in Berlin- takes his conceptual approach seriously,he also cultivates a relaxed irony and‘flirts cheekily and subversively with the parameters and marketing strategies of bourgeois theatre practice', as Klaus Witzeling wrote in the specialist journal tanz.
And as we examine her book drafts and drawings, we need only take a moment to absorb the titles that shehas given the plates to notice how subversively she deploys irony, but occasionally also caustic humour, to tickle the old ego where it is most sensitive: in its autocratic identity.