Meanwhile, her witty visual references to films by her New Wave contemporaries serve both as tributes and as critiques.
Henri Matisse's refusal to give Pierre exclusivity to his work in New York led contemporaries to believe that he did not really want him to succeed as a dealer.
Some of Pope Gregory's contemporaries were put out because the new calculations were inspired by the accurate planetary readings of Arab astronomers.
In 1986, a luxury resort on a lunar finger of land in Oman or a luxury cruiser plying the headwaters of the Amazon was as far-fetched as the notion that there was a New World out there must have seemed to contemporaries of Columbus.
Many identify more with their contemporaries in Paris, Tokyo, Berlin and New York than they do with their own parents.
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To help out, Dominic Dromgoole, the new director of Shakespeare's Globe, in London, which has hitherto been devoted exclusively to the Bard and his contemporaries, is planning to stage two brand new plays this year out of its total of six.
One of the player's contemporaries, John Fleck, has agreed on a new deal to remain at Rangers and the club are hopeful that Wilson will sign a contract extension to keep him at Ibrox beyond the end of next season.
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Another teenager said some of her contemporaries felt they "had" to sleep with a new boyfriend to hang on to him and to suggest contraception might put him off.
Only in the sketchbooks from 1998-2002 does one read the names of other New York or European architects (Peter Eisenman, John Hejduk, Aldo Rossi) who were contemporaries of Woods.
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They saw their contemporaries in the rest of the world -- Latin America, Asia, Eastern Europe -- gaining new skills and opportunities, while they remained out of work.
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