When the Catalan viol player Jordi Savall presented three concerts at the Metropolitan Museum earlier this month, one musical border after another seemed to melt away — borders between past and present, composition and improvisation, "popular" and "classical," East and West.
By Alex Ross When the Catalan viol player Jordi Savall presented three concerts at the Metropolitan Museum earlier this month, one musical border after another seemed to melt away — borders between past and present, composition and improvisation, "popular" and "classical," East and West.
Melting borders, refugee camps, futile proxy wars: it seems to me that with her battered pans, Malluh has drawn a map of our burning, unequal world.
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Shot in black-and-white, Jones's face is stretched and manipulated, melting into the borders like some living Dali subject.
It has planned a two-pronged approach: while resisting in its strongholds when it can, its fighters will melt away in the Pakistani border areas and wait for the US commitment to be exhausted.
Could it be that our two, mirrored heroines were the product of a divided continent, and that, with the melting of borders, only one of them was now required?
But violence that begins as fact mingles by metaphor with dreams, eroticism, history, classical poetry, until the borders between individuals and worlds melt away.
The reason is that looters have stepped up their theft of high-tension cables, which they melt into copper bars and sell across the border in Iran.
With her son, Orin Steven Sutcliffee, who is terrific until Orin begins to go mad, at which point his performance turns maudlin), she is better in motherly adoration, which seems to melt her, than when the relationship approaches the border of taboo.
