Dancers seem constantly remolded into one inventive shape after another.
And so it is at Faro, a new Italian restaurant in Bushwick, where the kitchen makes its flour from grains grown upstate and then turns it into inventive pasta shapes.
The exhibition blurb claims Postgate's voice and Firmin's puppets are "cornerstones of 20th-century British culture and their quirky and inventive programmes shaped the childhood memories of millions".
This is both his most accessible and least inventive work, seemingly shaped by dramaturgical blueprints from the era in which "Fences" is set.
The whitewashed stone architecture of the Greek islands, combining basic cubic forms with a variety of free shapes and inventive projections of balconies, overhangs, and exterior stairways, has been extensively studied and acclaimed by modern architects as have the wooden churches of eastern Europe, with their delicate, needlelike wooden spires, and the wooden stave churches of Scandinavia.
For the Jean Paul Gaultier by Mikli eyewear collection, the two visionaries created 20 models (12 optical, 8 sunglasses) with inventive tweaks to classic shapes: Wayfarer styles with triple temples that fan out, drawing on the lines of M. Gaultier's Breton shirts; two-tone cat's-eyes that have multiple temples; and this glamorous round pair with a comblike triple temple.
"It's about inventive reuse, and the shape of the tower is really beautiful".
But Mr. Hill, whose outstandingly inventive first novel was "Heart-Shaped Box" (2007), is able to combine intrigue, editorializing, impassioned romance and even fiery theological debate in one well-told story.
But even in this smallness, there is a long history of modern and postmodern inventive poetry that has significantly shaped society's relationship to expression, imagination, documentation, consciousness, etc.
