Or will the child's voice somehow manage to rise above the buzz and proclaim that the emperor is, as many have suspected all along, buck naked?
Or will the child's voice somehow manage to rise above the buzz and proclaim that the emperor is, as many have suspected all along, buck naked?" Even though we agree with this sentiment, we hope we never see the current art emperor Damien Hirst viewed in the buff.
This is the sting in the rising buzz of 1990s nostalgia: It feels like retroactively giving in to those reductive media representations.
With the rising buzz around her work, it most likely won't need another Kickstarter campaign.
It was a co-headlining bill that may seem obtuse at first, rising Australian buzz band, Tame Impala on the same level as psychedelic indie legends, The Flaming Lips, but the match-up worked just right.
Then helicopters arrive, swarming, landing, lifting off, buzzing and shuddering through the sky, spewing men and rockets, crashing explosively, then rising to buzz some more.
Sporadically rising above the already buzzing din is the sound of loud bursts of fireworks, ringing out like gunshots and sometimes ringing out alongside gunshots.
Silence descends over the vast space, apart from Fran's numerical monologue, a faint but rising buzz of expectation, a shout from someone and a groan of disappointment from everyone else, then it's time to go again.
The buzz rises to a high-pitched crescendo and, as the lights turn green, they shoot off.
And while sales volume slipped in 2000, the buzz of rising prices is still being heard so far this year -- muted, perhaps, to a hum as some buyers assume a wait-and-see posture.
