Absorbed all at once this body of work invites an embrace of auteur theory: DJ Shadow (a k a Josh Davis) has diversified his materials and methods since the mid-1990s, but his vision lurks intact throughout.
The work invites various readings.
In other moments her work invites you to relax into your surroundings.
The Dead's immense body of work invites and sustains obsession, and its variability is in some respects the draw.
Each work invites close attention, to itself and to the repercussions that it sets off with others.
The work invites your movement to that spot at the center of the floor slab where the plates intersect.
Again and again, Mr. Wurtz's work invites us to think about what we look at, and moreover what we look for, when we look at art.
The work invites comparison to Andy Warhol's flower wallpaper, which collapsed art and design, image and decoration — but wouldn't really be identified as "still life," per se.
And if any work invites a strong interpretation it is "Parsifal," among the most metaphysical, ambiguous and profound, if inexplicable, operas ever written.
