Rock music had not seen anything quite like Jimi Hendrix before, because Hendrix was a singer, songwriter, virtuoso guitarist, sex object, fashion plate, and bandleader all rolled into one.
Chatter about day-to-day life mingled with memories; there was even time for a little religious history lesson as Jake scrutinized the family menorah, a sleek object fashioned of twisted silver, which he said reminded him of "the tree of life".
You can also claim to be Princess of and object, fashion, time, etc. (e.g. Princess of the Night, Preppy Princess, Techno Princess).
In response to the rise of scientific psychology (of experimental or other variants), early phenomenologists cast doubt on whether we experience the world and its objects in objective fashion.
It isn't just the money-is-no-object fashion crowd.
Metalwork, useful and decorative objects fashioned of various metals, including copper, iron, silver, bronze, lead, gold, and brass.
Price's audaciously beautiful, seductively weird abstract objects, fashioned from clay and ingeniously glazed, earned him the fierce admiration of other artists, but rarely a place in the spotlight.
| Sixty-seven galleriespecializingng in high-concept jewelry (like the Fire Water Necklace, by Dan Jocz), furniture, and decorative objects, fashioned out of such materials as ceramic, glass, metal, and wood, will tread the fine line between craft and art at the annual SOFA New York fair (as in Sculpture, Objects, and Functional Art) at the Park Avenue Armory (May 29-June 1).
The Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian, which houses more than 800,000 artifacts — beautiful and useful objects fashioned of bone, hide, clay, reeds, seeds, wood, metal and other stuff — in New York and Washington, has done a first-class job in recent years of bringing their skills to international attention.
A tube of horseradish, a grease injector and loose radio recorder parts are just some of the objects fashioned into tools that serve a plethora of functions.
