As for a picture of globalised utopia, after the Beatles had broken up, Lennon released that saccharine anthem Imagine, with its key line: Imagine there's no countries.
Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward (1888) was both an indictment of the capitalistic system and an imaginative picturing of a utopia achieved by a collectivist society in the year 2000.
A postapocalyptic, hierarchical society that treats women as chattels, and gives free rein to cosplay machismo: that's a pretty good picture of the redpill utopia.
In a catalog to accompany his retrospective, Elisabeth Sussman, the curator of the Whitney show, describes it as providing "the best picture of an artists' utopia, in all its extraordinary ordinariness, that Matta-Clark imagined".
Elisabeth Sussman, the Whitney's curator, writes in the show's catalog that the place represented "the best picture of an artists' utopia, in all its extraordinary ordinariness, that Matta-Clark imagined".
I don't mean to paint the picture of some gender utopia.
He has painted a picture of a socialist utopia with new apartments, hotels, a ski resort and commercial facilities.
It could still be, IT ISSSSS!!" Watching on from the directors' box, the Arsenal manager George Graham, for whom a 1-0 win represented utopia, was a picture of stone-cold anger.
This makes his picture of a good city an ideal, a utopia.
"This was a kind of utopia".
