It is comforting for its mind-numbing qualities but it also reinforces a false equivalency that all media is the same; to be idly luxuriated in, Shiraz in hand, dog by feet, as you chill out and forget the world after a hard day.
Japan has long been renowned for its mind-blowing technological advances that are often years ahead of the rest of the world.
This work has coincidentally recently been extracted from deep storage by the Whitney Museum of American Art for its mind-clearing one-work-per-gallery "Singular Visions" exhibition.
Assume Vivid Astro Focus, the art collective known for its mind-bending happenings, is creating five "acid flashbacks" murals in a warehouse in Wynwood — in collaboration with Suzanne Geiss and founders of the Hole gallery, all Deitch alumni.
He goes for d.b.a., an East Village bar that is just a step above being a dive and is probably better known for its mind-boggling, if not mind-altering, beer selection.
That is a quest that many thousands of twenty-somethings regularly embark on for nonresearch purposes in this city famous for many things: for sort-of-but-not-really-inventing baseball, for being the home of the first Blimpie outlet, for "On the Waterfront," for Frank Sinatra and for its mind-numbingly profuse bar scene.
Among other allegations listed in the document (which I suggest reading in full, if only for its mind-bending legalese): Plaintiff and the Class purchased "Three Cups of Tea," and many of them, too, spent time reading it, all the while expecting to receive an inspiring true tale of non-fiction.
If you bought a Wii for its mind-blowing graphics, then you'll want to stay away from this.
The film's teaser has been getting attention for its mind-boggling displays of athletes gliding across tree branches and shredding across moss-covered stumps without any snow in sight.
The mushroom is consumed recreationally by Spanish youths for its mind-altering effects; other mushrooms used recreationally in Spain include P. semilanceata and P. gallaeciae.
