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This Negative Facial Expression Is Universal
The facial expression indicating disagreement is universal, researchers say.
A furrowed brow, lifted chin and pressed-together lips — a mix of anger, disgust and contempt — are used to show negative moral judgment among speakers of English, Spanish, Mandarin and American Sign Language (ASL), according to a new study published in the May issue of the journal Cognition. In ASL, speakers sometimes use this “not face” alone, without any other negative sign, to indicate disagreement in a sentence. Learn more
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iPhone montage - Winter/Spring 2016
Featuring:
Zach Panebianco
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279. Marcos Acayaba /// Marlene Acayaba Milan House /// Cidade Jardim, Sao Paulo, Brasil /// 1972
OfHouses guest curated by CI-AA:
“Marcos Acayaba studied architecture in the 1960s at FAU-USP, where Artigas was the most important and representative professor of the established “Paulista School”. However, early in his career, Acayaba chose to conduct a more formal strategy in his projects, as seen in the Milan House he designed with his wife Marlene Milan. This house demonstrates a clear reference to the curvaceous and poetic architecture of Oscar Niemeyer, even though Acayaba had learned about a more rational architecture with Artigas. The ideological dichotomy presented in this project, prompts us to imagine the Millan House as a built example of an utopian synthesis between the collective and pragmatic brutalism from São Paulo and Niemeyer’s plastic modernism.”
(Photos: © Nelson Kon.)
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