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display window [di′splā ‚win‚dō] (communications) Width of the portion of the frequency spectrum presented on panoramic presentation; expressed in frequency units, usually megahertz. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Abjuring both their early demand to participate in the production of their "designs" and their former denunciation of fashion and shopwindow displays as typical of NEP commercialism, they conceived of their textiles as a means of altering the traditional position of women in Soviet society. A number of large color photographs of tacky theme parks and other tourist traps (like Alexander Timtschenko's views of Las Vegas and Kyoichi Tsuzuki's portraits of phony sacred statues) adopt a "post-tourist" viewpoint, delighting in the irony of seemingly archaic cultural essences concocted for the marketplace or the obviousness by which shopwindow techniques are applied to fantasies, landscapes, ethnicities, histories. MoMA versus MoA (Minneapolis's Mall of America) comes to mind, yet Fleury has already prescribed a metaphorical solution for our latecapitalist plight, having once staged a shopwindow installation entitled Tout doit disparaitre (Everything Must Go). |
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