WHEN "The Americans", a collection of 83 imaginative and powerful photographs by Robert Frank, was first published in America in 1959 it was attacked for being anti-American.
On the surface alone, his 34 imaginative variations of puffer coats and puffer dresses, all in the rich burgundy-black color of blood sausage and made of the same down-filled quilted nylon as sleeping bags, were fantastic: casual, cozy, versatile and probably appealing to women who are putting their opulent furs into hibernation.
3. Imaginative ways to exploit these wars' longevity should be sought.
When I'm not working, I hike and explore the forest and creeks of Healdsburg, California with my 3 imaginative kids and husband.
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LIVING ROOM 154 Ludlow St. (212-533-7235) — Nov. 7 and Fridays through Nov. 21: The imaginative singer-songwriter Katell Keineg was born in Wales, raised in Brittany, and has spent a great deal of time in New York City and Dublin (she currently lives in Cardiff).
From March 8 through 10 the Kitchen will present her newest work, "Untitled (The Blue Ballet)," set to Morton Feldman's String Quartet No. 1. Imaginative, structurally rigorous and thrumming with captivating phrases, rhythms and steps, Ms. Tanowitz's choreography is an event on its own.
The New Yorker, October 25 , 1947P. 82 An imaginative child who lives in the world of fairy stories, imagines all sorts of things about Mr. and Mrs. Morton, neighbors who are a bit peculiar.
By Peggy Bacon The New Yorker, October 25 , 1947P. 82 An imaginative child who lives in the world of fairy stories, imagines all sorts of things about Mr. and Mrs. Morton, neighbors who are a bit peculiar.
