There is a refreshing freedom to the way a small group is juxtaposed with a larger jumble of dancers who nearly collide like marbles in an animated mass.
The show ends in a large, dishearteningly jumbled gallery, surveying Surrealism's decadence in the nineteen-forties, mostly in New York.
"It's a big jumble," he explains.
In another (Slide 9), a large, pristine house sits on a hill overlooking a jumble of wooden shacks.
On the doorstep a large black bin bag waited to be collected, while inside a pile of yes brochures had been jumbled without ceremony into a box awaiting disposal.
Globalization and increased trade may be making manufacturers and shipping lines rich and happy, but Mr. Beltran says the story is very different for the truckers who work this city's giant port, the nation's largest, a wondrous jumble of bridges, berths, cranes, ships and trucks.
The Southwest Face rises above Nepal and is bounded by the West Ridge and the Southeast Ridge; notable features on this side include the South Col (at the start of the Southeast Ridge) and the Khumbu Icefall, the latter a jumble of large blocks of ice that has long been a daunting challenge for climbers.
The paintings at Pace are large stylistic jumbles that conjure epochs in twentieth-century Russian art: a generic Post-Impressionism predating the Revolution, the ecstatic inventiveness of the Revolutionary-era avant-garde, and the numbing utopian presumptions of Socialist Realism.
Whatever happened to them?" For all their differences, the neighborhoods are a bit of a jumble.
To be sure, the auction as a whole has a jumble sale feel to it.
