It's not easy being both the subject and object of the Mysteries.
In the phrase "It was he," "it" and "he" are the same thing: they're both the subject, and thus nominative.
They adopted an identity as "living sculptures", which they retain, becoming both the subject and object of their art.
If there is, then that is both the subject and the format of the BBC documentary "Born to Royalty".
Two of his friends, in interview, pinpointed both the subject and the place: "Soho tarts were mostly French around 1930 and dressed and made up just like that".
He called Ron Berger, an old Brighton Beach pal who had been successful in advertising and who understood both the subject and production.
In "Copenhagen," the game of not knowing is elevated to an organizing principle, which is both the subject and the object of the theatrical exercise.
It's a modernistic turn on a classic genre that updates both the subject and the style to match the moods and methods of independent filmmaking.
Over the past decade, photographers have turned art into a science, using the computer to change both the subject and the surrounding scenery.
Some party, probably a news outlet seeking comment, gave copies to both the subject and the White House — a pretty naughty move in and of itself.
There is a chasmic gap between those days and sometimes weeks of walking and what Fulton can ever really say about them, and it is this distance that is both the subject and the principle of his work.
