"There are very few professional music people -- not only musicians, but writers about music -- who you can really truly say have an open, expansive horizon.
They are, he says, places "potent" for contemplation, where the sculptures and any visitors stand fully exposed to the natural elements and the expansive horizon.
This is the kind of show that makes conservative critics gnash their teeth, but it's more than just a question of traditional virtuosity or lack thereof; it's a question, rather, of how drawing might serve the realization of more expansive imaginative horizons -- how drawing might more deeply reflect the world or make visible a world.
Midtown twinkles in the expansive view.
Jerry Moss endorsed a more expansive view.
expansive (expansion) phase.
Slightly darker, "Back to My Roots," by the French techno pioneer Laurent Garnier, is like an Ennio Morricone soundtrack recast for a thousand percussionists, and is as expansive as the horizon.
A less elevated perspective is enfolded in "sea-washed, sunset gates", a rather mournful image combining the sense of expansive, gently-gilded western horizons with the exile's homesick melancholy.
There appear to be more expansive plans on the horizon.
