She caught Kenny, a genetically modified white tiger born mentally retarded, in a pose that makes him look stuffed.
The conceptual artist Mario Garcia Torres poses that question in this clever pop-up show, the first in a series of roving exhibitions organized by Rose Lord, director of Marian Goodman; and Mari Spirito, director of 303 Gallery.
A vodka-addled, acid-tongued character poses that question in "The Ladies Who Lunch," an irony-laden song from Stephen Sondheim's 1970 musical "Company".
WHAT happens to a cutting-edge musician when the edge is no longer sharp?" The bassist William Parker poses that question in Entry No. 6 of "Avant-Garde Reservation," a photocopied, self-bound treatise that details the philosophy behind his music.
You can, it just may take some time and you may need to practice a great deal on the build-up poses that lead in to the more difficult ones.
The aim of this study is to investigate the learner products in problem posing, that is, posed problems.
Soon, however, "Light Lies" begins to build as a whole with the exciting energy of the music and of the men's spinouts and circlings, punctuated by briefly held crooked-body poses that in one case suggest grazing birds.
A concern may be legitimately posed that in most cases strengths of biomolecular interactions are measured in vitro, that is outside of the pertinent biological context.
"Even a few years ago, it would have taken a very brave Chinese thinker to pose that question in public", he wrote.
They should be standing on the other side of the board in the same prepared pose that you do in step one.
