"Roadside Attractions" at the Stamford Museum and Nature Center resurrects the atmosphere of these places in an sprawling, intense installation.
The results are grainy, amateurish and often quite enthralling – especially when you listen in to Brigid Polk in telephone conversation with Warhol himself, occasionally hysterical and snarly, always intense, as she sprawls beside an unmade bed in one of those dingy hotel rooms, and spools out her life in dribs and drabs to the man who thought that everything was as important as everything else.
Discussing his new film with Bullett Media in September, Korine described The Trap as a "sprawling, very intense" revenge movie and his "most ambitious film to date".
JON CARAMANICA GEORGE DUKE "DreamWeaver" (Heads Up International) Tucked away near the end of George Duke's new album is a track called "Burnt Sausage Jam," which sprawls out over an intense and soulful 15 minutes.
Here in Stillwater, a historic riverfront city surrounded by the suburban sprawl of the Twin Cities, she arouses intense passions.
At the same time, the rise in Los Angeles real-estate values put intense pressure on the studios to sell off their sprawling back lots.
In contrast to Mr Rushdie's postmodern fabulism, Mr Seth remains committed to a realist aesthetic derived from the 19th-century novel, though he has abandoned the vast Tolstoyan sprawl of "A Suitable Boy" for a more intense first-person narrative.
And it is because, unlike the suburban sprawl, there is not corporatization or fear, but intense local interconnection.
But in Phoenix, the remedy offered to officers with sprawling tattoos — cover them up — is being called impractical because of the intense Arizona heat.
The urban pattern of Lisbon and its environs is characterized by rapid urban sprawl, focused in the urban centers of Lisbon, Oeiras, Cascais Setúbal, and Almada, and by intense urbanization along the main road and train lines radiating from the major urban centers.
