Deceptively calm, with straight blond hair and an unflinching green gaze, Ms. Stanton-Paule, 49, had long championed the approach: a decade earlier she had found jobs for several special needs students who still worked in town, at a hair salon, at the library, at the Y.M.C.A.
Marooned in winter country, their green gazes presided over me like gods on Rapa Nui.
Tamara de Lempicka's woman in green gazes mysteriously over the emperor-size bed, which is covered in a shimmering, devore throw and a giant purple-cube daybed adds a flamboyant note to a room devoid of superfluous knick-knacks.
In one, a red-haired nude is flopped on a summery-looking green couch gazing out a window, backside to the viewer, the essence of relaxed joie de vivre.
The work includes Holder kneeling on an artificial beach in a questionable mint-green jumpsuit, gazing rapturously at a seashell with her boyfriend – recreating the original image for Miriam McGregor's 1991 novel Master of Marshlands.
Green's Female Gaze is an offshoot of the Male Gaze theory, which was coined in 1975 by British feminist Laura Mulvey.
Tourists who visit Stonehenge without entering the circle often come away saying that the monument is smaller than they expected it to be, but anyone who's stood next to a forty-ton behemoth dotted with puffs of green lichen, and gazed up its mottled gray length, knows what big is.
What is unavoidable as you drive along the west coast of the state to Tampa, what you surrender to and grow accustomed to finally as the best beaches begin, are the condos, miles upon miles of them, in pink stucco and white cement, standing sentinel over spotless beaches, dappled with bright yellow sun umbrellas, and then, as far as the eye can gaze, the green Gulf waters of bonefish and tarpon.
The best advice would be to stick with earth tones to give a smoldering sexy gaze for green eyes.
When we were finally standing by the green, glacial lake and gazing skywards at the three peaks, I had a sense of achievement only equalled by childbirth.
In them Ms. Green walks through cities gazing at public space and graffiti -- the theoretical terrain of Situationists like Guy Debord -- and talks to scholars, activists and artists, often about local issues and concerns.
