"My feeling is that these times are perfect for short, lucid forms.
Through Wednesday With their lucid forms and appetizing colors, the six paintings in Anjum Singh's New York solo debut make an instantly welcoming first impression, though they tend to keep their meanings in reserve.
Her style, a particularly lucid strain of modernism, was formed from channels cut by Henry James, Willa Cather and James Joyce, and made its own pronounced impression on her fellow southerners Eudora Welty, Flannery O'Connor and Carson McCullers.
Where Mr. Amis is at his best is in using his arsenal of literary skills to create a compelling narrative, summarizing vast amounts of information and presenting them in a lucid, accessible form.
Frame by frame, the machine draws 3D-animated, light light forms, taking its cues from Floating Points' complex composition. .
His poetry was encyclopaedic in scope and method, ranging in style from obscure twentieth-century modernism to the lucid traditional forms such as ballads and limericks, from doggerel through haiku and villanelles to a "Christmas Oratorio" and a baroque eclogue in Anglo-Saxon meters.
He enrages a high-ranking New York police officer by refusing to acknowledge a question until it is phrased in lucid, grammatically correct form.
The informe only becomes the concept of abstraction when our vision forms a lucid picture -- that is, the build up of habitual and familiar seeing over time -- that gives us reason to believe that we are seeing a representation of the world in terms of real forms.
In its simplest form, a lucid dream is any experience in which you become aware that you're dreaming during the REM stage of your sleep cycle.
As melodists, Cole Porter and Richard Rodgers could run circles around Weill, but neither of them, nor even Gershwin, could have composed the contrapuntal choruses, large-scale musical forms and lucid orchestrations that may one day win "The Eternal Road" a secure place in the repertory.
