Neo-Baroque

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Neo-Baroque

Said of a mode of architecture (in the late 19th century and early 20th century) more or less patterned after Baroque architecture developed in the 17th century.
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Despite its storied past and neobaroque architecture, the interior is ultramodern and Coruscant-like, boasting of an iconic steel and glass dome open to the public.
Germany beyond Merkel
The rooms at the villa, though decorated in a grand neobaroque style, are smaller than they appear in photographs.
A perfect enigma: in a first for a contemporary art institution, Castello di Rivoli is now responsible for the extraordinary historical art collection quietly formed over decades by the secretive Francesco Federico Cerruti
It is perhaps indicative of our neoBaroque era--the essential topos for which is the upside-down world--that our heroes have become monstrous.
"COMO OCULTAR LA VERDAD SIN MENTIR": CERCAS'S EL IMPOSTOR AND THE DOCTRINE OF EQUIVOCATION
1606); the monad of Deleuze's many-tiered high baroque Leibniz; neobaroque fingerprints: artistic authority, interpretation, and economic power/un-power of Finnegans Wake; and catastrophe, allegory, and the philosophical baroque: a quartet of Benjamin-Lacan and Joyce-Pynchon.
The Philosophical Baroque: On Autopoietic Modernities
In Scotland, the Glasgow University campus is a largely self-contained neobaroque complex in the West End of the city.
An Academic Aesthetics?
The Hanseatic city of Herford is planning the renovation and interior remodeling of properties located in the center of downtown neobaroque historic market hall.
"market hall herford - enjoy & encounter" architectural services for the renovation and remodeling of the historic market hall in herford
theses in the field of Comparative Literature that address the issues in Borges's writing which include signs of culture within the limits of the Neobaroque paradigm: work, book, garden, library, outskirts ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]), the question of aesthetics, and psychological identification in the literary work ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII]).
Borges in Ukraine: the reception of Borges's works in Ukrainian translation
To highlight the centrality of time to the idioms of the Neobaroque, and more generally, to explore the capabilities that figurations of temporality hold out to Latin American aesthetics in its inexorable engagement with a history of brutality, we next turn to Julio Cortazar's stories "Apocalypse in Solentiname" and "Blow-Up," and to Fernando Boteros 1989 painting Comida campestre (The Picnic).
Anachronism and Baroque abandon: Carpentier's, Cortazar's, and Botero's decolonial columns
One of the first results of this study was a group of neobaroque dances for piano solo.
Brahms Beyond Mastery: His Sarabande and Gavotte, and its Recompositions
The superhero comic book may also be seen as a neobaroque medium, argues Arnaudo, in its visual and textual excesses, as well as its tendency to include citations of other comic books or media (for example, Arnaudo refers to the raising of the United Nations flag by DC superheroes in Battleground Earth, clearly refiguring Joe Rosenthal's landmark photograph of the flag-raising at Iwo Jima).
Arnaudo, Marco, The Myth of the Superhero
In each of the book's five chapters, the author chooses an example or pair of examples from baroque comedy and what has been termed twentieth-century neobaroque comedy, juxtaposing the works from the two periods and examining how and why metatheater functions similarly in each.
Mary Ann Frese Witt. Metatheater and Modernity: Baroque and Neobaroque
His research interests focus on queer theory and the neobaroque ethos.
Violencia, muerte, sexo y psicoanalisis en The Dream Police, de Dennis Cooper

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