Kenneth Etsitty and I will clamber down from the canyon ridge on the ribbed rock Bare Trail hundreds of feet to the valley floor, wandering there through fallow bean fields and orchards, pressing into a southwestern wind that knifes through our clothing, crossing streams that run fast and bitter with snow melt, the water so cold it renders our bare feet inflexible blocks.
Three of the paintings show ghostly figures laying on bare bedsprings rendered in perspective.
Other well-known tracks include "Night on Bald Mountain" (rendered "A Night on the Bare Mountain") by Modest Mussorgsky, and a remixed version of "One-Winged Angel" by Final Fantasy series composer Nobuo Uematsu.
At Kennedy, "Wind" (circa 1920) impresses with its sketchy, calligraphic rendering of bare trees that almost shiver in the wind, backed by a sky roiled with clouds, black birds and unnameable things.
Rendered in bright colors and simplified to the bare essentials, it could be mistaken for a Pop Art illustration from the early 1960s.
The study concludes that, strict adherence to bottom-up approaches proposed in this article would keep corruption and other unethical practices which have rendered the aid administrative process inefficient, to the barest minimum.
Tolerance is in a way similar to the process of self-recognition where lymphoid clones, during development, baring self-reactive receptor are eliminated or rendered in active by "clonal deletion" leading to a state of accommodation and acceptance (anergic).
One by one, stars, musicians, dancers, curators and directors, all of whom have some role in the current festival, will be invited on to a bare white stage in Manchester Art Gallery to be rendered.
And she turned her home into a museum, which the set designer Derek McClane has rendered (and David Lander has lighted) with rich subtlety, presenting burnished antiques rising on shelving behind a mostly bare room that is wallpapered in grandmotherly style.
But somehow the officious, bare-bones alignment on my computer screen — in categories befitting a prize steer at auction — rendered him a complete stranger.
