Surrendering oneself to the spell of any mere artistic object always involves the risk of absurdity.
By Peter Schjeldahl June 4, 2016 Surrendering oneself to the spell of any mere artistic object always involves the risk of absurdity.
Over the following decades, mannequins went through periods of realism and artistic expression, always representing a customer's body or values.
There he finds a devoted dog, Spike, and a loving companion, Robin, who is beautiful, artistic and always available to make love or dinner, sometimes both.
Ms. Neuenschwander's artistic vocabulary "always contains the presence of the other," said Ricardo Sardenberg, a Rio de Janeiro-based curator, critic and art-book publisher who has known the artist for a dozen years.
The alcoholic and the artistic were always closely linked: some performers were paid a bonus of a penny for every pint that was drunk, and many of them were simply paid in kind with booze, which swiftly curtailed their lives.
The NT had become such a big business that the chairman, John Makinson, reconsidered the traditional structure in which the artistic director – always likely to be happier reading scripts than balance sheets – was the de facto CEO of the corporation.
The Origin (George C. Heslin, artistic director) always produces daring political shows.
In your standard musical, the artistic types always snag someone with deep pockets to finance the endeavor.
For some reason, the great gift in my life is that I've been fortunate enough that the right artistic project always seems to fall in my lap at the right time -- when I need to learn something.
