In 1930, Katherine Lane Weems cast meticulously realistic bronze rhinoceroses while Picasso was making a bull's horns from bicycle handlebars.
ANYONE imagining a romantically cozy postscript to the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's meticulously directed, splendidly cast production of George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion," better think twice.
A top-flight cast impersonate meticulously.
As such, we combed through all 120 minutes of the premiere Jersey Shore reunion episodes and meticulously noted each instance a cast member said they (or a fellow cast member) has changed, and then exhibited some behavior that proves they actually kinda sorta didn't.
METICULOUSLY rendered etchings of the cast-iron facades of SoHo by Richard Haas and quiet black and white photographs of Central Park by James Iska are among the works to be seen in "New York in Print: A Group Exhibition," on view through Jan . 13at the Michael Ingbar Gallery of Architectural Art.
His influence can be traced through several generations of figurative sculpture, some of it cast, some of it meticulously handmade, by American artists like Duane Hanson, Charles Ray, Robert Gober, John Ahearn and Kiki Smith.
Created by Timothy Haskell, a director, writer and publicist whose work has long displayed a gleefully trashy pop sensibility, "Nightmare: Superstitions" in NoHo is as meticulously designed as it is slyly cast.
The fairy tale is meticulously shaped — and heavily dependent on casting.
With the Dutchmen welcomed aboard the British vessel, their meticulously prepared launch was scuttled, sending the cast-iron wonder to the bottom of the sea.
He has carefully maintained that status throughout and has meticulously avoided making any demands regarding the casting, production or distribution of the movie.
