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Running through April 22nd, Fantasy Playground is a provocative start to Club Pro Los Angeles' upcoming slate, which includes a group show organized by MOCA's Santi Vernetti, solo projects from Kenneth Curwood and Gracie Devito, and a presentation of Viennese artists by the Austrian artspace, Mauve.

"Nothing to Lose" (1997) gets a provocative start when an affluent businessman played by Tim Robbins is carjacked by the seemingly ruthless Martin Lawrence.

A provocative story to be sure.

Gathering still-resonant works by Martha Rosler, Cindy Sherman and Francesca Woodman, as well as the brilliantly disturbing Birgit Jürgenssen, and merging photography, performance, film and collage, this show is provocative from start to finish.

[C7.] Buying Furniture for the Fun of It Ikea, trying to fight off competitors in the furniture market, is starting a provocative ad campaign to encourage consumers to junk their household furnishings more frequently.

I expect her to explain in response that it is simply a slogan, a provocative way to jump-start the debate.

Its new artistic director, the former dancer Mikko Nissinen, is getting off to a provocative formal start with "Morris, Forsythe, and a World Premiere".

A provocative insult to an avowed Bonne Maman man.

It was a provocative finish to a polemical week in Madrid, where the introduction of blue clay ruled discussions before the tournament, and that never let up once the stars started slipping and complaining in earnest.

This work thus provides a provocative resolution to a conundrum that has puzzled cytogeneticists and evolutionary biologists for years.

They also undergo a provocative test to diagnose impaired glucose tolerance and gestational diabetes.