In March 2000, after alternative art spaces such as Kapelica Gallery in Ljubljana, Forte Prenestino in Rome, and major art venues such as the Venice Biennale have dedicated retrospectives and paid tribute to the artist, the Luther Blissett Project, along with the newborn net art collective 0100101110101101. org, announce that Darko Maver is himself a work of art.

Later they had to pay a huge amount of tribute to avoid collective punishment.

" Mani Kaul's fellow alumni from FTII intend to put together a collective tribute to Mani Kaul and his work, and interested persons were invited to send in their thoughts on Mani as a film maker, teacher / mentor, colleague, and as a person.

Marrero's daughter's death from a stray bullet at a reggaeton club in 2005 brought the song back to light in the collective Puerto Rican conscience, and had the dramatic consequence of having Marrero sing it in a tribute concert to La Selecta the day immediately after her death.

In the late 1990s, a " Supersuckers fan collective " organized a pair of tribute CDs ( covers of Supersuckers songs performed by underground bands from around the globe ) benefiting the West Memphis 3.

The English composer and bassist Gavin Bryars paid tribute to Holbrooke by giving the name Joseph Holbrooke to his collective free-improvising trio with Derek Bailey and Tony Oxley.

Wishing to highlight a key figure in film, and to salute their courage, their ability to take a risk and support auteurs, with this Award the Locarno Festival has already paid tribute to the work of such renowned producers as Paulo Branco, Ruth Waldburger, Karl Baumgartner, Jeremy Thomas, the French collective Agat Films & Cie, Lita Stantic, Christine Vachon, Martine Marignac, Menahem Golan and, in 2011, Mike Medavoy.

Just after Efraín's death, the Puerto Rican plena collective Los Pleneros del Quinto Olivo recorded a tribute song, ¿ Dónde estará Mon?

We are now controlled not by binding extra-linguistic value paradigms defining notions of collective identity and ultimate purpose, but rather by our automatic responses to different species of " language games " ( a concept Lyotard imports from JL Austin's theory of Speech Acts ).

The Lincoln Mills decision authorizes a whole new body of federal `` common law '' which, as Mr. Justice Frankfurter pointed out in dissent, leads to one of the following `` incongruities '': `` ( ( 1 ) conflict in federal and state court interpretations of collective bargaining agreements ; ;

Of notable significance was the emergence of the League of Nations following World War One, designed as an institution to foster collective security in order to sustain peace.

To appropriately understand these structures as a collective, the following abstract definition is developed.

With that, Durkheim argues, we are left with the following three concepts: the sacred ( the ideas that cannot be properly explained, inspire awe and are considered worthy of spiritual respect or devotion ), the beliefs and practices ( which create highly emotional state — collective effervescence — and invest symbols with sacred importance ), and the moral community ( a group of people sharing a common moral philosophy ).

The word พวก ( phuak, ) may be used as a prefix of a noun or pronoun as a collective to pluralize or emphasise the following word.

Like the German Article 24, which was incorporated in the post-war German Constitution, and which provides for delegating or limiting sovereign powers in favor of collective security, Article 9 was added to the Constitution of Japan during the occupation following World War II.

Mauritania ' declared war ' on Israel as a result of the 1967 Six-Day War, following the Arab League's collective decision ( Mauritania was not admitted to the League until November 1973 ), and did not reverse that declaration until at least 1991 and, seemingly, for some 32 years in about early-mid 1999.

In the following centuries, stories tended to be seen as the work of individuals, rather than a collective effort.

In light of the above, the committee recommended that instead of the current legal definition of kibbutz, two different determinations will be created, as follows, a ) communal kibbutz: a society for settlement, being a separate settlement, organized on the basis of collective ownership of possession, of self-employment, and of equality and cooperation in production, consumption and education, b ) renewing kibbutz: a society for settlement, being a separate settlement, organized on the basis of collective partnership in possession, of self-employment, and of equality and cooperation in production, consumption and education, that maintains mutual guarantee among its members, and its articles of association includes, some or all of the following:

5 ), the following applies: A POW who breaks specific provisions of the laws of war may be penalized, but not penalized worse than the tribunal would penalize its own soldiers for the same offense ( and usually a disciplinary, not judicial, punishment if its own soldiers normally wouldn't be brought to trial for a particular offense ) and POW's may not be penalized based on rank or gender, nor with corporal punishment, collective punishments for individual acts, lack of daylight, or torture / cruelty ( GC IV, Art.

Following the English recovery, in the 10th century, surviving minsters were often refounded in accordance with the new types of collective religious bodies then becoming widespread in Western Europe, as monasteries following the reformed Benedictine rule, or as collegiate church or cathedral chapters following the rule of Chrodegang of Metz.

The group's first business was operating paper mills, which the collective expanded throughout the following decades.

The following is a brief synopsis of those traditional collective business systems.

The prototypes had the following characteristics: weight of 25 – 27 tons ( depending on an aluminum or steel hull ); 425 HP diesel engine ; a 2-man turret with a 20 mm gun & 7. 62 mm MG ; crew of three plus nine infantry equipped with firing ports ; a built-in toilet ; armor that was proof against Soviet 14. 5 mm MG fire beyond a certain range ; a collective and overpressure CBR system ; amphibious.

" The Right Honourable " is also added as a prefix to the name of various collective entities such as the following:

The Ecclesiastical Courts Acts 1787 to 1860 is the collective title of the following Acts:

The Cinque Ports Acts 1811 to 1872 is the collective title of the following Acts:

The Lancaster County Palatine Acts 1794 to 1871 was the collective title of the following Acts:

The Public Schools Acts 1868 to 1873 is the collective title of the following Acts:

NEFAC was officially launched at a congress held in Boston, Massachusetts over the weekend of April 7-9, 2000, following months of discussion between former Atlantic Anarchist Circle affiliates and ex-Love and Rage members in the United States and ex-members of the Demanarchie newspaper collective in Quebec City.

As world opinion became more pro-emancipation following World War I, there was an institutionalised collective effort to advance the cause of emancipation through the League of Nations.

The following two codes are identified as collective codes in ISO 639-2 but are ( at present ) missing from ISO 639-5:

As the first collective confrontation of the Nazi outrage, the Trial of Eichmann represents a recovery of the Jews from the shock of the death camps, a recovery that took fifteen years and which is still by no means complete ( though let no one believe that it could be hastened by silence ).

Gardner Murphy wrote that a persons mind might survive death in a fragmentary state and merge itself into a collective consciousness.

After Stalin's death and a short period of collective rule, new leader Nikita Khrushchev denounced the cult of personality of Stalin and launched the policy of de-Stalinization.

Successive generations of Christians read in the Gospel of John the collective guilt of Jews, universally and in all generations, in the death of Christ.

Edward and the Guardians continued their negotiations, based on the collective assumption that Margaret would be Queen and Edward of Wales King, but all these plans, and those of King Alexander, were brought to nothing by the death of Margaret in the Orkney Islands on 26 September 1290 while voyaging to Scotland.

Following his death, an abortive scheme by Lysander to increase his power by making the Spartan kingships collective and that the Spartan king should not automatically be given the leadership of the army, was " discovered " by Agesilaus II.

East Germany established the office of a head of state with the title of President of the Republic ( German: Präsident der Republik ) in 1949, but abandoned the office with the death of the first president, Wilhelm Pieck, in 1960 in favour of a collective head of state.

The first resolution from the Central Committee, in response to Hồ's death, pledged to uphold the collective leadership.

Most controversially, he articulated, along with a few other maverick Bolsheviks, a philosophy he called " God-Building ", which sought to recapture the power of myth for the revolution and to create a religious atheism that placed collective humanity where God had been and was imbued with passion, wonderment, moral certainty, and the promise of deliverance from evil, suffering, and even death.

After contributing an episode to L ' An 01 ( The Year 01 ) ( 1973 ), a collective film organised by Jacques Doillon, Resnais made a second collaboration with Jorge Semprun for Stavisky ( 1974 ), based on the life of the notorious financier and embezzler whose death in 1934 provoked a political scandal.

The Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung argued that archetypal processes such as death and resurrection were part of the " trans-personal symbolism " of the collective unconscious, and could be utilized in the task of psychological integration.

During a collective hunger strike in 1974, which led to the death of Meins, philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre visited Baader in Stammheim Prison where he was being held.

" However, when the power of Ali appeared to threaten the existence of the Ottoman dynasty, particularly given the death of the Sultan on 1 July 1839, he succeeded in bringing the great powers together to sign a collective note on 27 July pledging them to maintain the independence and integrity of the Turkish Empire in order to preserve the security and peace of Europe.

Many passion plays historically blamed the Jews for the death of Jesus in a polemical fashion, depicting a crowd of Jewish people condemning Jesus to crucifixion and a Jewish leader assuming eternal collective guilt for the crowd for the murder of Jesus, which, The Boston Globe explains, " for centuries prompted vicious attacks — or pogroms — on Europe's Jewish communities ".

Flagg gathers his entire collective to witness the execution of the two prisoners, but just as it is about to take place the Trashcan Man, an insane follower of Flagg who is somehow able to search out weapons of death, arrives with a nuclear warhead.

The organization repeatedly pressed Poland to ensure that in Auschwitz and other Nazi German death camp sites, the memory of the Jews who had been the main victims, would not be subsumed in collective memory.

The definition given by William Macpherson within the report looking into the death of Stephen Lawrence was “ the collective failure of an organisation to provide an appropriate and professional service to people because of their colour, culture, or ethnic origin ”.

After the death of incumbent Wilhelm Pieck in 1960, the office was replaced by a collective head of state, the State Council.

In March 1943, OUN ( B ) ( specifically Mykola Lebed ) imposed a collective death sentence of all Poles living in the former eastern part of the Second Polish Republic and a few months later local units of the UPA were instructed to complete the operation with haste.

Unfree labour ( or unfree labor in American English ) is a generic or collective term for those work relations, especially in modern or early modern history, in which people are employed against their will by the threat of destitution, detention, violence ( including death ), lawful compulsion, or other extreme hardship to themselves or to members of their families.

An important member of the Annee Sociologique team, he is known for his early paper A contribution to the study of the collective representation of death ( translated into English in Death and the Right Hand by Rodney Needham in 1960 ) which influenced Edward Evan Evans-Pritchard and which many consider to be a precursor to Claude Lévi-Strauss's structuralism.

By the late 14th century the lords of Penkridge manor had obtained charters giving them rights to pursue criminals wherever they wished ; to inflict the death penalty ; to force tenants to take collective responsibility for offenders ; and to confiscate stray livestock.

This was explained with saying that " When German babies born on the day of Hitler's death are now sixty-three years old, it is ridiculous to continue to demand a collective responsibility ".

The song " Astounded " featured the final recorded performance from soul legend Curtis Mayfield before his death and became the most successful Canadian single by the collective.