The life of a loser: what fuels our fascination with the defeated?
Kronental lives in the Parisian suburb of Courbevoie, and it is likely his direct experience with this kind of "anachronistic, oversized urbanism" that fuels his fascination and informs his multi-faceted viewpoint.
I cannot now fathom what fueled my fascination.
There was chatter that the the moment has been captured on video, fueling the fascination.
Over the years I would write emails at random times, charting his hitting prowess for no reason whatsoever other than fueling my fascination for his unique career.
When James Wescoat made his first research trip to India more than 40 years ago, it was to study the impressive waterworks of the bygone Mughal Empire — an experience that fueled his fascination with the utility, cultural significance, and beauty of water.
In the five years since, resurgent interest in Black Mountain College, the small, experimental liberal arts college in North Carolina that had an outsize impact on midcentury art, dance, music and poetry, has continued to fuel the fascination with Asawa.
Like many visitors who spoke with VICE, pop culture at the end of the Cold War fueled this fascination.
And Thomas Jefferson owned slaves, so he's a racist, and the university he founded which fueled my fascination with Shakespeare should be summarily rejected, denounced, et al., and maybe the country he helped to found, America, should also be renounced, dissed, and perhaps even damned by God, thus bringing us full circle.
What is it about boobs that fuels this eternal fascination?
There's a 2008 painting called Randaleeza at the ICA LA that summarizes the media fascination fueling her work.
