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panoptic
[panop′tik]
Etymology: Gk, pan, all, opsis, vision
pertaining to the enhanced visual effect produced by stains applied to microscopic specimens.


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The Panopticon Shop in Glasgow has acquired outfits from the BBC, STV and Scottish Opera, with outfits from everything from Victorian costume dramas to feather boas, hats and sci-fi coats.
the Razz: showbuzz by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Tall and narrow with windows only at the top, the room felt like an inverted panopticon.
Tauba Auerbach by Artforum International
Like many conceptual artists of their generation, they appear to be fascinated by the theories of French philosopher Michel Foucault, known for his critiques of social institutions, including prison panopticons (cells radiating from a central tower from which inmates can be secretly observed at all times).
Home is where the art is by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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