In the year of disorientation, Shabazz Palaces created the clearest, loveliest fog.
Finally, the movies give us lovely things to see — fog-bound islands, dewy leaves.
No cut-down violin sections here, no conversational fineness between instruments: there was only big, lovely sound and articulation hidden in a fog of imprecision.
Andre Dubus III, who is perhaps best known for his lovely and melancholic novel "House of Sand and Fog," shows his bones in "Townie," a stormy, courageous memoir.
By Kate Bittman March 17, 2011 Andre Dubus III, who is perhaps best known for his lovely and melancholic novel "House of Sand and Fog," shows his bones in "Townie," a stormy, courageous memoir.
Richards, too, has a lovely descriptive voice: silent cattle caught in the "milk" of fog, the bike accident "a slow crash into Dorset's plough-turned flint-tipped ruts".
But then one day Pooh's pals go missing, perhaps swallowed up by a mysterious gray fog that has descended on the forest; consciously or not, it's a lovely, somber metaphor for the impermanence of memory.
This acts as a lovely re-introduction to the character - faintly more funky yet still the old Alan ("Your fog lamps are on") - as well as a stirring start to a feelgood movie.
In this vein, one of the show's more promising works is a lovely short video by Nadia Myre in which the artist paddles a canoe out of a distant fog bank on a glassy lake.
It's lovely — lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely.
