The work of the Paris-based Khmer director Rithy Panh, the film has such power that, more than anything I have seen on Cambodia since I was there almost 25 years ago, it moved me deeply, evoking the dread and incredulity that was a presence then.
Let us resolve to think and think deeply before we evoke them again.
The red entablatures and deeply recessed curtain wall evoke the Little Singer Building at No. 561, a co-op with lofts and offices.
In Dufay's "Vergine bella" the imagery is loving but reverential, and works by Brumel and Gombert use the romantic imagery of "Song of Songs" — as well as slow-moving, deeply involved counterpoint — to evoke religious ecstasy.
Understanding the world robs it of "transcendental spirit" and "the transcendent," "value," and "the teleological;" and it fails to evoke a "deeply emotional, visceral response" to the circumstances of human existence (p. 24).
The piece "True Love", after opening with an intimate celebration of sexuality, culminates in lines that are beautifully poised, deeply concerned with evoking what a secular notion of insight might mean.
Yet, this deeply troubling conduct evokes not a peep from the presidential candidates.
Meanwhile, a similarly high-stakes conversation has been going on about the willingness of a largely non-Black media to share images and footage of Black people in torment and distress or even at the moment of death, evoking deeply shameful white American traditions such as the public lynching.
Black continues, "Meanwhile, a similarly high-stakes conversation has been going on about the willingness of a largely non-Black media to share images and footage of Black people in torment and distress or even at the moment of death, evoking deeply shameful white American traditions such as the public lynching".
The series' dense, painterly strokes and images of the heartland (a woman's smiling face framed by a short permed hairdo; a baseball player winding up for the pitch) help evoke a bold, deeply American style.
