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- adjective Related to the neo-primitivism movement
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Examples
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His bold, neoprimitive graphic style was evident from the start, along with a macabre streak of humor and an uneasy sense that the surface gregariousness of middle-class life can quickly turn threatening.
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If "Beyond Belief" saw Mr. Hirst in increasingly religious mode -- with pickled-animal versions of various biblical and saintly scenes -- then "For the Love of God" was a truly neoprimitive masterpiece, a pagan celebration of worldly goods over death itself.
The Power 100 2007
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Instead of being a neoprimitive celebration of someone's girlfriend running off with their best mate, it's a little micro-campsite for people who spent all their money buying a ticket for EmergingTech and so need somewhere cheap to stay (or just don't want to live in another expensive hotel room or spend three hours commuting from San Francisco)
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Perhaps she entertained visions of a future wilderness where bison and Buicks would mingle in harmony and mutual respect, a neoprimitive prairie where both pinto and Pinto would run free.
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues Robbins, Tom 1976
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He began making films in the 60s -- flaunting his lack of technique and low budgets like a neoprimitive in Brigitte and Brigitte (1966), The Smugglers (1967), A Girl Is a Gun (1971), and Anatomy of a Relationship (1975) and implicitly mocking the glitz of the Hollywood films he wrote about.
Chicago Reader 2010
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He began making films in the 60s -- flaunting his lack of technique and low budgets like a neoprimitive in Brigitte and Brigitte (1966), The Smugglers (1967), A Girl Is a Gun (1971), and Anatomy of a Relationship (1975) and implicitly mocking the glitz of the Hollywood films he wrote about.
Chicago Reader 2010
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He began making films in the 60s -- flaunting his lack of technique and low budgets like a neoprimitive in Brigitte and Brigitte (1966), The Smugglers (1967), A Girl Is a Gun (1971), and Anatomy of a Relationship (1975) and implicitly mocking the glitz of the Hollywood films he wrote about.
Chicago Reader 2010
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He began making films in the 60s -- flaunting his lack of technique and low budgets like a neoprimitive in Brigitte and Brigitte (1966), The Smugglers (1967), A Girl Is a Gun (1971), and Anatomy of a Relationship (1975) and implicitly mocking the glitz of the Hollywood films he wrote about.
Chicago Reader 2010
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and currently in Dreamscapes of the Perverse as a slimmed-down version of the neoprimitive cybertribal 1 improvisational project Fukadugalon.
wed-thu: scorpions, car, fructiferous society meeting, planning badger 2005
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