These jazzed-up renditions and soft pop interpretations will add warmth to your holiday celebration.
It's not hard to imagine a pop-psych interpretation of Adam Grant: that his generosity might have its roots in some kind of need — maybe a need he feels, even more than the rest of us, to be liked.
In the days of digital cameras and camera phones, quick-developing Polaroid pictures may seem anachronistic, but not so in St Barth, where the iconic camera format has taken centre stage in a pop-art interpretation of a garden villa.
Rivera had performed a concert in Monterrey, Mexico, on Saturday night — her standard fare of knee-buckling power ballads, pop-infused interpretations of traditional banda music and dizzying rhinestone costume changes.
As an exercise in nostalgia it's perfectly executed, evoking a time when sheet music was the predominant disseminator of pop, when unique interpretations of the latest hits were performed across the world by amateurs.
Sugarland The country superstar duo Sugarland (Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush) was one of the first acts to realize that Beyoncé's "Irreplaceable" was more than a vicious, tart R&B kiss-off: it was also a pop standard, begging for interpretation.
The artist tells The Creators Project, his art "stems from my interpretation of pop culture, via my political and social viewpoints Current subjects deal with oppression, and the merging of Mexican-American cultural and religious symbols".
Mr. Kahane's interpretation mixes pop-song directness and amplified singing with string writing that attains a whorled density and includes an embedded reference to a Thomas Adès piece.
Lewis scored major chart hits with funky interpretations of pop songs from "Hang on Sloopy" and "The In Crowd"; he went notoriously electric in the 1970s by collaborating with Earth, Wind, & Fire; and he's collected a shelfful of gold records and Grammys.
The works are reflective of so much of the new interpretation of the Pop movement today: bold colors coupled with remixes on pop culture images past their prime.
