Bringing that drift into focus is the essence of Gallant's art.
For about as long as video synthesis has been an art form, Denise Gallant has been making experimental audiovisual works for installations, music videos, and live performances.
For Emmerich, Top Gallant itself is a work of art.
THE gallant quest to "live a life in art" while making a living is what sent Andrew Weems back to school.
By Mavis Gallant The New Yorker, November 19 , 1979P. 44 Sandor Speck, 40, owns a small art gallery on the Left Bank in Paris.
In more classic interpretations (as by, say, José Ferrer in his Oscar-winning performance in the 1950 film), Cyrano is an exaggerated version of the gallant ideal the other characters aspire to: more manly, more skilled in the martial arts, more eloquent.
And Mr. Nelson's plays are, among other things, about the elusive art of recollection, a form given especially poignant life here by Mr. DeVries's gallant, senescent Benjamin.
A letter is read from one of Barbara's former students who says she is "skeptical about any delineation made between people who are living and people who are — then". And Mr. Nelson's plays are, among other things, about the elusive art of recollection, a form given especially poignant life here by Mr. DeVries's gallant, senescent Benjamin.
Those who follow and admire him find something gallant, and Cyrano-like, in his quest to make magic matter, not as a redoubt of nostalgia but as a living art that might cross over with the other arts.
Anderson, whose understanding of childhood is one of the hallmarks of his art — a point of similarity with Truffaut — builds another axis of drama by giving the Foxes a nephew, a gallant young athlete, and setting him up as a rival to their more idiosyncratic son.
