Fun Home (2006) Alison Bechdel's memoir of her relationship with her father, intertwined with her coming out story, and her discovery of his own secret life, draws on a range of literary allusions and showcases Bechdel's exquisite control of the comics form.
We noticed that a cover of one of the book's volumes featured Ms. van Lamsweerde topless, her tongue intertwined with her husband's.
"Best Christmas Ever," she captioned the photo of her hand intertwined with her new fiancé's.
The show's core is a series of smallish drawings and cutouts, from 1952, that develop the schematic blue figure of a female nude sitting in profile, with her legs intertwined and one arm lifted behind her head and the other dangling by her side.
Her embroideries are adorned with handcuffs, her weavings intertwined with chains and hair.
Between sips of tea she talked about the satisfying way her work and her life intertwine.
In order to combat this she intertwined her fiction with the emerging philosophy of the day.
It's great that Laurence Kardish, one of the longtime mainstays of MOMA's film department, is writing a biography of the filmmaker Shirley Clarke (who died in 1997), because her work is among the most important and original American independent filmmaking ever, and her life is intertwined with her work in ways that aren't always apparent.
By Richard Brody April 4, 2016 It's great that Laurence Kardish, one of the longtime mainstays of MOMA's film department, is writing a biography of the filmmaker Shirley Clarke (who died in 1997), because her work is among the most important and original American independent filmmaking ever, and her life is intertwined with her work in ways that aren't always apparent.
Her storyline is intertwined with her budding relationship with Josh.
