The tonal experiments of her prose were influenced by Cézanne, and hers was a world of intense colour.
Instead of seeing dermatologists, she began experiments of her own.
In this way, she's a unique avant-gardist: the sort who sees no tension between American folk forms and the radical experiments of her contemporaries.
Jackson paired up again with the production duo of Jam and Lewis this year, for her seventh No. 1 album, "Unbreakable," which sounds freshly inspired by the borderless experiments of her pop progeny.
Griffin is troubled, and it shows; his wife, Jane, who also works for the festival, assumes her husband is having an affair, and proceeds to do some extramarital experimenting of her own.
Helen Fisher Helen Fisher, a Rutgers University anthropologist who has taken similar pictures in experiments of her own, says her images have convinced her that love is a primal drive, more akin to hunger or lust than mere emotions such as happiness.
Whereas the series has long abandoned any pretence at being a 'social experiment', she used her time in the house to conduct an experiment all of her own: that of being accepted as a woman in her own right.
The thought-experiment version of her book would be something like: if our species were wiped out tomorrow and there was no human future on earth, if it should turn out that today really is the last day, what would human life seem like, what meaning could it possibly have, looking back?
Pink, with her portion of the procedure completed, joined the office party, switching eventually to sangria; Brown straightened up her desk; and Purple impressed herself by sending BlackBerry pictures of the experiment to her boss's e-mail account.
