Cunningham, like the painters with whom he collaborated, is an abstract expressionist who never stopped experimenting.
A similar energy could be found in Europe and Japan, where the crisis of Modernism had not been felt as deeply and architects had never stopped experimenting.
Looking back at some of Ms. Churchill's plays "Cloud Nine" and "Top Girls," "Light Shining in Buckinghamshire" and "Mad Forest," "Ice Cream" and "The Skriker" you see that she never stops experimenting: with subject and form; speech and narrative; history (revolutions in India, England and Romania); the murk, the pain and the giddy upheavals of class, gender and caste.
Likewise Tani says simply, "Pat never stopped experimenting".
While they were already remarkable masters at what they were doing, they never stopped experimenting, learning, and changing.
Working like his research-oriented contemporaries, Méliès never stopped experimenting with his work, directing more than 530 films between 1896 and 1914, ranging in length from one to forty minutes, many of them devoid of a traditional plot structure and revolving almost entirely around developing a specific special effect technique.
If we stop experimenting, we stop learning.
Spanning four decades with nearly 200 works, it vividly conveys the trajectory of an artist who, like Picasso, began as a child prodigy and never paused or stopped experimenting.
Keep up with the latest news, blogs, and topics, and never stop building and experimenting.
Even so, I never stopped cooking and experimenting with new recipes.
