Today this kind of appropriation would scandalise archaeologists, but it's a fascinating dream object that turns ancient Rome into the stuff of surrealism.
Drawing on recollections of her life in Beijing, the artist creates a fascinating dream world peopled by archetypes, while at the same time referring to specific observations of people, places and things Abandoned storm cellars in rural Kansas become gateways to the unknown in Aaron Anderson's deliberately underexposed photographs.
There is more than one way to experience the New Zealand writer Maurice Gee's vivid Auckland novel "Going West," and this is the most magnificent, courtesy of the animation studio Andersen M. I watched it seven times in a row last night before going to bed, and had fascinating dreams I can't remember.
By Macy Halford November 23, 2009 There is more than one way to experience the New Zealand writer Maurice Gee's vivid Auckland novel "Going West," and this is the most magnificent, courtesy of the animation studio Andersen M. I watched it seven times in a row last night before going to bed, and had fascinating dreams I can't remember.
For us, this mock-American landscape is a fascinating bad dream, half familiar, half strange.
Rivka Galchen's portrayal of David Deutsch, quantum computing, and the theory of multiple universes makes for fascinating reading ("Dream Machine," May 2nd).
A prominent constituent of the lively early-music scene in Cologne, Germany, this orchestra added to its adventurist credentials recently with a fascinating Archivrecording, "Dream of the Orient," combining forces with the Turkish band Sarband.
"My point here," Zuckerman writes, "isn't to elucidate all the peculiarities of my social network (indeed, analysing these diagrams is a bit like analysing your dreams – fascinating to you, but off-putting to everyone else).
From this we also gain an important insight into the fascinating phenomenon of dreams.
It's fascinating how these dreams shaped me as an adult.
For those who (like myself, at an impressionable age) obsessed over every detail in the 11-part mini-series of the Waugh book back in 1981, "Brideshead" was a fascinating tour of a dream England, full of beautiful, tortured souls in glorious houses.
