The exhibit (on view through Sept. 3) includes many memorable images, but perhaps none is more evocative of a quiet life on the bay than that of a shirtless Hulse, sitting on the stern of a boat, cigarette in hand, wearing calf-revealing baggy trousers, rumpled socks and dress shoes.
When Mr. Zaatari was selected to represent Lebanon at the 55th Venice Biennale, which runs until Nov. 24, he chose to focus on this Israeli pilot's act of conscientious objection with a quiet, evocative, film, "Letter to a Refusing Pilot".
Similarly, the tone poem's final phrases taper away, ending in quiet tones evocative of dying breaths.
A roofless, stone dovecote stands, sentry-like, on a hill – an unusual, evocative landmark for the quiet, historic Somerset town of Bruton.
Following the career of Nanda Grey from her entrance into Lippington (at the age of nine) until her removal from it (at 14), the narrative offers a quiet, wonderfully evocative trawl through five years of convent life.
Her recent album, Tookah, combines cherubic vocals and evocative melodies over a quiet, bubbling electronica.
The quiet but evocative jacket featuring an image of the Maine house where I was raised perfectly captures the tone and landscape of the novel; the size and weight of the book is modest but inviting.
MEG BAIRD A young Philadelphia folkie who helped found the band Embers, Meg Baird now makes her own quiet, super-evocative acoustic records; "Seasons on Earth" suggests English bucolia and free-form, late-night '70s radio, with careful fingerpicking, multitracked soprano vocals and the sound of a pedal-steel guitar floating in the background.
She also focuses on a quiet moment in the evocative "Harlem Dancers".
