In a series of ever more flamboyant exhibitions in New York and Europe, she took the notion of infinity literally: the nets overran the borders of her canvases, spreading over furniture and other objects.
Reviewing a program Mr. Ohno performed with his son Yoshito in 1985 at the Joyce Theater in New York, Anna Kisselgoff wrote in The New York Times that it was all too easy to see in Kazuo Ohno's work "hermetic little studies" or "flamboyant exhibitions in drag".
Asia House calls the exhibition The Flamboyant Mr Chinnery, and promotes it with a picture of the artist painting an army sitter.
It's true that exhibition dahlias -- those with flamboyant blooms the size of dinner plates -- grow on immense plants, easily shoulder high.
The company's bosses said they were planning a visit to the secretive country, centered on an exhibition basketball game with the flamboyant former N.B.A. star Dennis Rodman and three members of the Harlem Globetrotters.
As with many 80s pop icons, it is easy to recall his flamboyant camp as faintly comical, but the exhibition is a startling reminder of his commitment to an aesthetic that was fanatically detailed, highly imaginative and heavily influenced by the sensibility of punk.
Larry Gagosian, a flamboyant New Yorker who first gave Mr Hirst an exhibition in 1996, controls more art space than any dealer in the world: three galleries in New York, one in Los Angeles, two in London, one in Rome.
Though the subject matter of the exhibition is about the organic and natural, the colors in the exhibit look synthetic, acrid, flamboyant, and playful.
But the masterpieces at the center of the exhibitions introduce visitors to the lost world of the flamboyant, nomadic warriors known as the Scythians.
MOSCOW — The creative legacy of the impresario Serge Diaghilev and his Ballets Russes, with its stunning synthesis of music, dance, costumes and visually arresting theatrical design, is the focus of a blockbuster exhibition in Moscow that marks a firm Russian re-embrace of the flamboyant man whose company amazed Europeans 100 years ago.
Although Bowie is not directly involved with curating the exhibition, the David Bowie Archive gave "unprecedented access" to the V&A, which picked out flamboyant costumes, early photographs and other memorabilia to show.
