Ransom's poetry, which one critic has applauded as exhibiting weighty facts "in small or delicate settings," often deals with the subjects of self-alienation and death.
Kim's "Where Grief Slumbers," beautiful and delicate settings of Rimbaud and Apollinaire, were sensitively played and effectively sung by soprano Kati Prescott-Terray, but there were no texts provided, not even titles.
Amy Sol: Numina | Numina features 10 new acrylic-on-wood panel paintings, infused with Sol's signature soft colors, dream settings, delicate washes and loose layering of acrylic paint.
The Ice Book, conceived and constructed by husband and wife team Davy and Kristin Mcguire, is a fascinating look at how the intricate, low-tech medium of pop-up paper art can be enhanced with light projections to produce an animated live theater performance against the backdrop of these delicate pop-up settings.
The practice is interested in a delicate complicity with vernacular settings, combined with restrained formal and spatial interventions.
Avoid using delicate or hand-wash settings.
Handle your gold jewelry carefully, as delicate pieces and gem settings can also easily bend out of shape.
The lighting is erratic, and the sound system makes Broadway amplification seem delicate (although the big barn settings where the show plays limit the options).
[ 29] However, the mixed feelings our participants reported about seeking services in community settings highlights the delicate balance that may need to be struck between offering services in a setting familiar enough to make it convenient, but private enough to ensure confidentiality.
Reduce the settings for dishes that are delicate.
In these the settings are stark, the figures are delicate Gothic types, and the action, though stilled, is exquisitely expressive.
