Balzer was a flâneur who deftly performed and exhibited his rarities.
An "anarchic humorist," stern authoritarian, Tory-government polemicist, enemy of partisan politics, and lifelong bachelor whose closest relationships were with two women, he exhibited many personae, which Stubbs deftly contextualizes in the English and Irish history of the time.
The stunt by the collective known as Asco exhibited all the hallmarks of the group's outrageous style: angry, illicit, deftly and economically conceptual, and shot through with the high camp of Hollywood, whose sign they could see in the distance from the streets of East Los Angeles.
Their work and that of other gifted villagers is to be exhibited in the newly restored Ditchling Museum of Art and Craft, which opens to the public Saturday in a deftly renovated building beside the village church and duck pond.
"Restaurant" is the kind of movie that deftly registers the self-conscious gawkiness people exhibit at weddings, especially when they're dancing.
In the end,.5: The Gray Chapter picked deftly up from where the band had left off, exhibiting plenty of the usual chaos and cacophony, but balanced by increasingly refined melodies.
Still, it's a deftly touching show.
Exhibiting deep concentration and a whip-smart rapport, the ensemble worked deftly with some difficult music.
Clarke, who also edited the film, deftly matches Nagrin's gestures as he leaps from location to location, and she exhibits what was already manifest as the crucial art of filming dance: she captures Nagrin at angles and using camera moves that match him in imagination and physical awareness.
A short walk across the Paraguaçu River on a rickety 19th-century bridge leads to the town of São Felix, where the Centro Cultural Dannemann,at 29 Avenida Salvador Pinto, 55-755) 425-1220, offers exhibits of contemporary Brazilian art and the chance to watch women deftly rolling cigars, which are for sale.
