All of this, you explain, "artfully exploits the fact that drag queenery relies on excess and exaggeration".
A majority of the book, however, involves smaller printed numerals and the ways designers abstract and exaggerate them to either efficiently present information or artfully exploit their forms.
Perry artfully exploits her monster's symbolic potential, leaving the reader to sort the many subtexts from the good red herrings, displaying both with a collectorly enthusiasm, on equal terms.
Perry artfully exploits her monster's symbolic potential, leaving the reader to sort the many subtexts from the good red herrings, displaying both with a collectorly enthusiasm, on equal terms.
And Ms. Hahn, Ms. Gershon and Ms. McCormack broadly but artfully exploit the most shameless nationalist clichés: the take-charge, health-obsessed American; the sentimental, lusty Italian; and, most hilariously, the dominating but thin-skinned German.
Next, Charlie Campagna's score seduces you with an impressive array of textures and rhythms that artfully exploit the resources of four-channel audio and, especially, the improvisational capabilities of vocalists Jessica Basta and Moira Smiley.
But this is an issue he should exploit, albeit artfully and with tact.
As in London, he alternates with two other leads in the musical, which "both artfully anatomizes and brazenly exploits the most fundamental and enduring appeal of musicals themselves," Ben Brantley wrote in his review in The Times.
The demonic genius of our current President lies in his intuitive understanding of what artists like Hytner and van Hove so artfully demonstrate: that audiences can be manipulated into doing almost anything when the experience they are offered is sufficiently, shockingly entertaining; and that the blurring between entertainment and politics can be exploited for self-serving ends.
He exploited the vulnerable.
