The 12 arias here represent the brilliantly volatile and melancholy moods of Handelian heroines and include less frequently recorded numbers like "Ah, spietato" from "Amadigi di Gaula".
They represent it brilliantly onstage, but offstage, there seems to be an understanding that they're more comfortable, successful, and more of a real career band than that now.
World War II and the years immediately following are brilliantly represented by Jean Dubuffet, whose three early paintings comment on wartime Paris.
The domineering Shun-kin is brilliantly represented first by a petulant puppet, then by a masked female actor, and finally by one of the puppeteers.
As always, a brilliant art is brilliantly represented, in a sweet song of a South Indian bronze Shiva and Parvati at Nancy Wiener (daughter of Doris); and among many riches at John Eskenazi is a stone panel from Pakistan carved with the Buddha's footprints, size extra-large.
The troupe brilliantly represented the culture of their country and one could feel it was a hopeful step toward every dancer's dream of individual recognition globally.
But they do brilliantly represent it in the sense of making visible or manifest its inner nature.
It culminates in a spectacular row indoors, which Hogg brilliantly represents with a bravura extended shot, simply showing the mortified family group having to listen outside by the pool.
At LEAF, this is represented literally by having a creche in the shape of Big Fish, Little Fish, DJ Food's brilliantly named adult and kids disco onsite.
In her star works, and in her drawings, Mariko Mori succeeds brilliantly in representing what is beyond representation.
