With its strong contrast of dark and light sensibilities, voices and fates, this first story seems to offer an interpretive key to the rest of the collection.
"The films deploy a light comic sensibility and graphics that suggest a '60s caper.
There's a light, sophisticated sensibility behind his austere, puzzled-together images of Dutch horizons and seascapes.
"I wanted to capture palm leaves that had dimension and yet a graceful light-filled sensibility, as though they could really swap in the breeze, supported by the gold-bound and diamond trunk and base.
And this year's Peabody board members were not immune to programs with lighter, ironic sensibilities.
I think of three ways that the traditional story of Buddha's enlightenment can be reassessed in the light of modern sensibility.
Martin's unique portrait lighting and graphic sensibility made for a terrific combination of reality meets fantasy/artifice.
Santo Loquasto's spartan set, centered on the frame of a Tudor house, and David Lander's crepuscular lighting embody this sensibility, as do the prolific Catherine Zuber's mostly somber costumes.
The exhibition sheds new light on his complex sensibility while also showing him pursuing some of his characteristic interests — like levitation — in an unlikely material.
In this ballet, which is not frequently heard in the concert hall, Stravinsky used only strings and adopted the light textures and elegant sensibility of the 18th century to portray the interaction between Apollo and the Muses.
