As a New Yorker, born and bred, and a citizen of the world, I am proud of my hometown newspaper and its continuing inventiveness, resilience and heart.
Sometimes the work becomes too cute, as in a couple of collages of baby clothes, but most of the evidence points to the fact that Ms. Saar's inventiveness continues to flower.
The Master and Margarita and The White Guard are the best known of his works, but Fatal Eggs is unfamiliar even to people who love Russian literature and its continuing vitality and inventiveness.
Lanyon's staggering inventiveness could have continued undiminished, on the evidence of this marvellous exhibition, except that gravity brought it to an end.
While noting the singer's attempts to re-create "the lyricism and melodic inventiveness" of Imagine, Carr and Tyler continued: "The reason the total album is not more effective can be laid at the door of Lennon's personal situation, and on his tendency to react to events, instead of initiating them".
Rather, her plays have continued to knock audiences sideways with their inventiveness – from deploying pioneering cross-gender, race and age casting in 1979's Cloud 9 to using blank verse to satirise the greed of City stockbrokers in 1987's Serious Money to highlighting the shrinking attention spans of the Noughties by creating 57 micro-plays in 2012's Love and Information.
With inexhaustible inventiveness and varying degrees of complexity and simplification, Krushenick continued to experiment with formal and metaphorical possibilities until the end of his life.
Though the Halperins continued to make low-budget films into the '40s, none of their subsequent work has the disturbing intensity and inventiveness of this peculiar work.
It should be noted, however, that the Museum of Modern Art put on a major Serra retrospective in 1986, that Alexander von Berswordt continued to get important commissions for him in Europe, and that Serra's work kept right on growing in authority, inventiveness, and sculptural power.
