The time is long overdue for a bolder form of engagement.
Matters of detail involve such considerations as whether the stair is open or enclosed, whether it is a bold sculptural form or an airy dynamic shape (resulting from the use of open treads without risers), whether the stair honestly expresses its material (be it wood, steel, or marble), or is wrapped in carpeting.
When completed in 2012, the museum, designed by Renzo Piano, will be a bold chiselled form with terraces and sculpture gardens.
Through it all, against many layers of turbulence, Mr. Shorter's intent rang clear: a bold, elegant form under extraordinary pressure, like a deep-sea lanternfish or a Calatrava bridge.
The plate-making company, People Will Always Need Plates, has made a name for itself with its towels, mugs, plates and badges emblazoned with various British modernist buildings from the 1930s to the 1960s, elegantly redrawn in a bold, schematic form that sidesteps the often rather shabby reality of the buildings.
In fact, it seems like a perfectly seventies moment: Don may think he's reached enlightenment, but really he's just hit on a bold new form of selfishness — he's entered the "Me" generation, in which any type of sybaritic behavior can be justified, as long you're being honest about it.
In both its bold form and equally bold subject matter, it does exactly what Booker says on its tin: it tests and stretches the novel as art-form.
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