"[This is a] call to artistic arms for getting the vote out".
As a colleague in the audience said, "What's not to like?" Mr. Terfel's approach may not be a ticket to great artistic development, but armed with the goods to do whatever he wants, he shows that this is what he wants.
Indeed, there's something particularly powerful about the art form that springs your own body into action, turning your legs, toes and arms into artistic media and the world around you into one never-ending canvas.
1963 Rulings Fail to Stop Censors NEW YORK — American crusaders for freedom of literary and artistic expression are up in arms against what they fear is a rising tide of puritanism.
By regulating access to part of the Internet, these companies could easily limit challenges to their film and TV distribution arms, thereby diminishing artistic opportunity for the country as a whole.
Ms. Swinton, whose first appearance in a Jarman film was in "Caravaggio" in 1986, remembers the two of them as artistic and spiritual comrades in arms in a struggle against the repressive and conservative values in British society during the Thatcher era.
The concrete sculpture, titled Mother of the Martyr, depicts a slender peasant woman, a traditional artistic representation of Egypt, with her arms outstretched.
The next time you watch an N.B.A. game, take a look at the players' arms, a beautiful landscape of artistic scar tissue.
For many scientists, Yeltsin's were the "lost years".This may help to explain why a large part of Russia's scientific and artistic elite welcomed Mr Putin with open arms.
"Museum ethics always require an arm's length between donors and your artistic purpose," said Kurt Nystrom, the center's deputy director.
