Other images in this series present faux bits of landscape: a park, a parking lot, sunflowers along the side of a road, a fenced-in urban garden, the back of a highway sign (or is it a drive-in theater?) enclosed tightly by trees.
The orotund proclamations will be unavoidable at the new exhibition "Churchill: The Power of Words," at the Morgan Library & Museum, because at the center of the gallery is a semi-enclosed theater.
Wary of stirring those same passions, the authorities had banned street rallies this year and limited the candidates to smaller meetings in enclosed spaces, like theaters and gymnasiums.
The Joseph Papp Public Theater has announced its final plans for this summer's all-star production of "The Sea Gull," directed by Mike Nichols, and after flirting with several alternative -- and enclosed -- stages, the theater has decided to stage the play at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park as originally planned.
The garden, a peaceful setting of 16 ficus trees atop the smaller theater, is enclosed by a clear glass railing.
But recent studies, including a report in August by the National Research Council's Transportation Research Board, make a case that, in general, an airplane is no more a health threat to occupants than any other enclosed environment, like a theater or subway.
She wrote of aspirations to attend college and study psychology, forensic science or dance theater, and enclosed a letter from a counselor at Bishop Ford describing her as a high achiever committed to her education.
Another form of black culture could be found on Church Street, which was often referred to as black Broadway; here, performance occurred not in the enclosed space of the theater but on the street where young black men paraded up and down showing off the latest fashion in dress.
The zoning there would allow for a hotel, a water park, enclosed amusements, catering halls, movie theaters, restaurants and bowling alleys along Surf Avenue, in an effort to make the area a year-round destination.
