It was in a very stark form, but, like Bob said, as soon as it started bluffing against me, I realized that this was the most incredible thing I had ever seen.
It was an ugly form of pedagogy, and I said as much.
Imposing at one moment, shy and retiring the next, the building's unstable forms say as much about collective anxieties as they do about centralized power.
The experiment, being reported Friday in the journal Science, is likely to open a new avenue in the investigation of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, some experts said, as well as help explain how some memories seemingly come out of nowhere.
"I'm bored with the misery memoir as a form," said Kay. "Self-pity is one of humankind's least likeable traits, along with meanness.
"There are many ways of getting poetry to a public, but we have a connection to the book as an art form," said Lee Briccetti, executive director of Poets House.
"I find it very humbling how the world has embraced this work as an art form," said Mr. Bush, who came to London from Los Angeles for the show Sunday.
"It is such a compliment for fashion designers when they are still alive for their designs to be exhibited as an art form," said Barron.
Ms. Gee "was spreading the word about photography as an art form," said Paul Berlanga, the director of the Stephen Daiter Gallery.
"As soon as it takes form," he said as he walked through the installation in progress of "The Unplayed Notes," his first show at the Pace Gallery in Chelsea, "it dies".
