FILM March is shaping up to be quite a month for reimaging and preimagining.
Mr. Boyle said that New Zealand, with its geographical isolation, small population and large number of expatriates, has taken this idea the furthest: "New Zealand is fundamentally reimaging what it means to talk about the New Zealand nation.
Steven Schultz, Choice's executive vice president for domestic hotels, said that under a recent reorganization, a lot of "reimaging" was planned, with new signs for some brands and other cosmetic shifts.
"Reimaging Space and Place," the third section, invites us to consider some of the many kinds of landscape art that have sprung up in India since independence.
"We opened 26 new restaurants last year and the roll out of our reimaging programme is transforming the way we serve customers, and has been a key growth driver," Paul Pomroy, chief executive officer, McDonald's UK, said.
I like the sound of the Wedding Collective's reimaging of Puccini's Madame Butterfly, Finding Butterfly, at Limehouse Town Hall and The Collective Project, exploring the nature of collaboration, sounds intriguing at CPT. Scenes from an Execution is Howard Barker at his breath-taking best and its stars Fiona Shaw.
Elementary students in Scotland are learning about city planning and engineering by reimaging, redesigning and then building in Minecraft what they think Dundee waterfront should look like".
The show received nearly critical unanimous raves, including one from Ben Brantley in The New York Times, who described it as a "rapturous reimaging" of Puccini's tragic tale.
Sneakers have undergone a profound reimaging since then.
To experience the opening moments of Baz Luhrmann's rapturous reimaging of "La Bohème," Puccini's classic opera of love in a garret, is to feel a bit like Judy Garland's Dorothy when she stepped out of her drab Kansas farmhouse and into the land of Oz.
