In "Sensation Whereby Space" short melodic lines floated in intersecting arcs, meeting one another squarely or sometimes roughly, a quarter tone apart.
"But Bigelow, like Riefenstahl, is more interested in action – in sensation rather than relationships or psychology".
"That seems to result in sensation, the kind of which you get from listening to good music," he said.
For awfulness aforethought, the cake in "Sensation" is taken by Damien Hirst's dead animals and fish, and his dying flies.
Electronic dance music is purposefully, single-mindedly life affirming, all about being alive in the moment, awash in sensation.
Inspired by the skirmish over Chris Ofili's "Holy Virgin Mary" in "Sensation," at the Brooklyn Museum last year, Mr. Haacke has concocted an installation in a darkened room.
He has even taken on a Giuliani target: Saatchi & Saatchi, the advertising agency founded by Charles Saatchi, who owns the works in "Sensation" and helped sponsor the exhibition.
Having displayed a miniature "Dead Dad" in "Sensation," his new work is an equally realistic miniature of a man lying in the fetal position wrapped in a blankets.
While Ms. Antoni is an American artist and was not in "Sensation," she has been a trendy figure in the art world.
Part of Mr. Saatchi's vast collection of contemporary art was shown at the Brooklyn Museum of Art last fall in "Sensation: Young British Artists From the Saatchi Collection".
Mary Elizabeth Braddon, the author of the 1862 best seller on which tonight's "Mystery" is based, specialized in "sensation novels," some of them featuring out-of-wedlock children.
