Everything is loosely connected in Mr. Lemon's artistic world.
The fine writing and its engagement with the Big Subjects (war, love, duty, redemption) signal its ambitions to be more than a sophisticated beach book, yet everything feels loosely sketched.
Then, the whole is finished with a dressing that's thick enough for everything to cling loosely together.
"If one lives together so loosely, then everything is just so loose and slack…, I don't know… that's too insecure for me".
Indeed, it defines collage very loosely, encompassing everything from pasted paper and cloth to found-object assemblage, defaced photographs and shredded magazines.
Everything about the clothes, loosely inspired by a show he did in 1968, suggested lightness, from the dominance of white to the youthful volumes and cloudlike coats.
The second, "Only Everything," released this year, was loosely presented as a nod to Ray Charles — but by extension, once again to Mr. Crawford, a lieutenant in Charles's band during its landmark years.
"Practically everything that the world loosely regards as sin is detailed in the vivid, lurid, salacious language of smut, prostitution, and dirt," the judge observed of Miller's novel.
Christopher C J Wallace, 'Everything Must Go' IN Dan Rush's "Everything Must Go" (May 13), loosely based on a short story by Raymond Carver, Will Ferrell plays Nick, a hard-partying, alcoholic salesman who has just lost his job, his marriage, his car, his bank account and access to his home, except for the personal possessions that his furious wife has dumped in the front yard.
David is co-author of The Cluetrain Manifesto and and author of Small Pieces Loosely Joined and Everything Is Miscellaneous.
