A marvellously evocative representation of Shanghai written contemporaneously by one of Japan's leading experimental modernists, a member of the New Sensationalist group of writers.
Martha Walter's painting "Chairs at Coney Island," undated, owes much to Boudin and Monet but is a skillful and evocative representation of a day at the beach in New York.
So on Sandra Goldmark's thoroughly evocative representation of a startlingly cluttered back stage area (cleverly lighted by R. Lee Kennedy), thespians (noun derived from the actor Thespis of Icaria, whom McNally indeed mentions) gather and chat--some playwrights and directors, too.
What began as a generic blue face eventually got personalized features, skin tones and life-like features, and became a polished and evocative digital representation of a real person.
"I wondered, could it be possible to transform these evocative machines into representations of a gun arsenal?" he adds.
It is this memory that initiated in me, years later, a new obsession, fueled by what were now years of experience in technical manifestations of art". "I wondered, could it be possible to transform these evocative machines into representations of a gun arsenal?" he adds.
Looking at one of John Hejduk's sketches for his Victims project (1986), it is difficult to imagine a more evocative and living representation of his 67 unbuilt structures, designed for the grounds of the Gestapo headquarters in Berlin, than his lexigram-like grid of quick lines in felt-tip and ink on notebook paper.
2. Train scholars in evocative writing and representation.
Some are photographs, but the most evocative is a symbolic representation: a room full of talismans and plants that represent both the pioneering scientist's work and his African heritage.
Judging by long-time Barber vocalist Ottilie Patterson's evocative Lonesome Road, however, more representation of this pioneering group's regular road repertoire – and fewer star guests – might have made for a slightly better-balanced tribute.
