I know this isn't a very arty way of thinking about style, but that's the way it seems to me.
As it stands, the narrative is too grounded in sordid reality for its arty narrative style.
Initially, Weston had been a leading exponent of pictorialism – a kind of arty, romanticised style of portraiture that took its cue from the Victorian painters like Whistler.
In 2009 the complex gained another exhibition space with the inauguration of the arty, bistro-style Ristorante Pastificio San Lorenzo, which occupies a former typographer's workshop on the ground floor of the building and also hosts temporary shows.
In his youth, he had some dance instruction — under Alwin Nikolaïs, one of the spectacle-minded Americans who decamped to Europe — but he was also trained in the circus, which at that time, in France, was turning into the nouveau cirque, the sort of arty, new-style form that Americans know primarily from Cirque du Soleil.
The only real surprise was the first game from the new EA Originals programme, an arty indie-style game called Fe that's so clearly meant to follow in Unravel's footsteps that EA brought on another nervous Scandinavian man to announce it.
In his youth, he had some dance instruction under Alwin Nikolaïs, one of the spectacle-minded Americans who decamped to Europe but he was also trained in the circus, which at that time, in France, was turning into the nouveau cirque, the sort of arty, new-style form that Americans know primarily from Cirque du Soleil.
From Tokyo to Vancouver, ECM is known for its top-notch artists, arty typeface, old-style photos, in short its style.
The dominance of house and trance as "big-room" dance music has lately been challenged by dubstep: originally an arty, murky British style that Americans have turned into a swerving, lurching assault, switching from full speed to half speed or unleashing a blast of distortion without warning.
