This series grafted corporeal, sexualised imagery on to the machinery of war, but like the Codex Artaud it played a perverse game with conventional gender roles.
Why are we not looking to change our current civil and criminal racketeering statutes, which are playing a perverse role in investigations of the crisis?
"Newman is most comfortable in a role when it isn't scaled heroically; even when he plays a bastard, he's not a big bastard – only a callow, selfish one... you don't believe it when he plays someone perverse or vicious, and the older he gets and the better you know him, the less you believe it".
NATE CHINEN FORD AND LOPATIN "Channel Pressure" (Software) Joel Ford and Daniel Lopatin, both born in 1982, derive their music from mid-1980s analog-synthesizer radio pop — melodious, robotic and mildly funky, played with perverse accuracy on period equipment, an averaging-out of Zapp, Thomas Dolby, and Mike and the Mechanics.
According to author Rachel Stein of New Perspectives on Environmental Justice: Gender, Sexuality, and Activism, Irons relies "on his history of playing sexually perverse, socially dangerous male characters to animate his depiction of Scar".
We -- the Kardashians, my Armenian sister, the world and the denialists -- have been playing this perverse game of acceptance and denial for a long time already; far too long.
Superficially, Galileo is a perverse play for Brenton and Hare to have worked on.
Art can't help but seem at best child's play, at worst perverse self-indulgence and part of a different, distant, artificial world.
The collars alone, with their bold curlicues in white lace, marked the difference between last season's perverse play on maids and the dainty dresses for spring/summer 2012.
The impossible, too, is at the centre of his work: in one photomontage – possibly a perverse play on Velázquez – a figure lounges on a couch in the pose of The Toilet of Venus.
Something in my talk tells them I'm not 'down.' " One gets the sense that Yvonne has always been able to level one set of prejudices against another to get ahead — that is, she knows how to play her own perverse version of the race card.
