This harm is as frequently to the protagonist himself as it is to others — the characters in Stone's new collection, "Fun With Problems," are, like many in contemporary fiction, dangerous mostly to themselves.
Is she implying that contemporary politicians are dangerous cult figures and their advisers master illusionists?
Contemporary dance is dangerous; it's all too easy for everything to end up looking the same, which is why Mr. Naharin's work, which translates mystery and oddity onto dancing bodies, is so precious.
The faux-dangerous contemporary dancing in a sinister nightclub doesn't persuade as the Edwardian period dances do.
The oldest concept in the arts is also the most subversive, dangerous and contemporary.
Hamsun was by then the very portrait of a young artist, complete with pince-nez; a contemporary described him as "dangerous for all women, interesting and striking".
He is at the focus of contemporary Russia's most dangerous forces: smart lawyers, gangster-rich politicians, arrogant priests – Vadim is a close friend of an icily dogmatic Orthodox churchman who is impatient and contemptuous of this politician uneasy private confidences.
Mr. Green, as it happens, is a mystic poet in addition to being one of the most vibrant and dangerous singers in contemporary soul.
"It was also a political mission, not in terms of ideology but about convincing people that contemporary art is not something dangerous or purely oppositional.
Tonight, when Allison Dubois Patricia Arquettee, right) begins seeing strange things, viewers see them, too, in three dimensions.The visions are connected to the work of a contemporary artist, who may be dangerous as well as daring.
