| Sometimes Mr. Marti doesn't do enough to recontextualize his finds — simply clustering several mantel clocks of similar provenance, for instance. |
| The focus was no longer mere conservation and restoration measures, but measures intended to redesign and recontextualize. |
| An operation proposed by RYBN to recontextualize the crisis, its mediatic and politic strategies, on the topics of disaster, structural instability and financial markets mythologies. |
| It made no attempt to deconstruct or recontextualize, and in that respect it was rare among contemporary productions. |
| They've enjoyed the flexibility to recontextualize their stories and reach people on an emotional level rather than intellectual level. |
| The three artists' intersecting approaches mean that their works magnify and recontextualize one another, opening them up to multiple readings. |
