"I tried to intuit from the face, from its play of expressions and from gestures, the truth about a particular person, and to recreate in my own pictorial language the distillation of a human being that would survive in my memory," he wrote in his autobiography.
She is grimly overweight, her face so filled out that the play of normal expression seems restricted; yet Sidibe does wonders with that sad limitation, and we learn to spot the flare of anger in her eyes.
Sitting at the intersection between the "wow" of engineering and the "play" of creative expression, MacMurtrie's site-specific sculptures embrace technology and robotics, and surprise audiences with wholly unusual aesthetic interventions.
In Freud the symbolic plays the role of expression of that which is unknown to us but which we secretly know; namely, the unconscious.
When China censors popular online services run by Microsoft, Yahoo and other commercial giants, there is public outrage in the English-speaking world, despite the valuable role western companies play in muzzling freedom of expression in China.
For a side to play with such freedom of expression in a Wembley FA Cup final is a credit to themselves and their manager.
His paintings explore the role that analogue forms of expression play in a digitized world, making reference to the thousands of digital images we are confronted with every day.
A collection of specially commissioned five-minute plays grappling with freedom of expression in the arts, and written by some of the most influential names in contemporary theatre, will premiere in London.
For Liverpool, though, the title is now tantalisingly within reach and they are playing with a freedom of expression that suggests they are not treating the prospect as a burden.
These results demonstrate that inactivation of the DCC gene, especially by the loss of expression, plays a significant role in the aetiology of neoplasms of the human reproductive tract.
