seriality

Seriality is integral to the work and market of both artists.

A seriality is a social construct which differs from a mere group of individuals.

Albert Einstein called the idea of seriality "interesting and by no means absurd."

Other works here have to do with seriality.

Nowadays, I wonder if seriality is not just a way of printing money."

He postulated that all events are connected by waves of seriality.

For each one, seriality and repetition are important.

Seriality is as essential to his work as it was to Warhol's.

My thinking derived from Muybridge and the idea of seriality, from music.

Her current projects revolve around aspects of seriality, memory, and a collaborative alphabet.

Summers considers concepts of form, such as seriality, diachronicity, etc.

His structures, now typically set within complex arrangements, continued to explore the possibilities of sequence and seriality.

The second season also featured this type of seriality, to a limited extent: three unrelated trials, over 18 episodes.

'It was a learnt thing for me, but I absolutely loved form, and the seriality of it.

Into the creative mix of composition they introduced nonsubjective methods like concepts, systems, seriality and chance.

While Sartre acknowledges that "seriality" is ubiquitous, he points to ways in which we can develop resistance to it.

Benedict Anderson describes bound seriality as an insidious power grab by political authority.

Formalise the recommendations on seriality endorsed during the conference and introduce them into the rule revision process.

Her interest in quantum physics, mathematics, seriality and geometry is also implemented within her practice.

Fascinated by the practices of typology, taxonomy, and seriality, he began to collect photography in depth.

It's Eco's "aesthetics of seriality" in the flesh.

Electronica's seriality has as much to do with post-modernist aesthetics as with dancing.

In this book he recounted 100 or so anecdotes of coincidences that had led him to formulate his theory of seriality.

In his work, seriality — that cherished legacy of Minimal and Conceptual art — is vaguely suspect.

The book mentions yet another line of unconventional research by Paul Kammerer, the theory of coincidence or seriality.