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Part Magritte, part Crockett Johnson, Antoinette Portis's "Not a Box" (HarperCollins; $12.99) similarly explores the border between the real and the imagined.

While the Crucible's current musical Standing at the Sky's Edge dramatises the history of Park Hill in Sheffield, Adam Hughes's new play similarly explores the difficult legacy of the UK's postwar housing estates.

A developing collaboration with Yale Natural Lands similarly explores art in relation to environmentalism through a year-long research initiative across three uninhabited natural forest and coastal areas in Connecticut: Richards Property, Horse Island, and Linsley Pond.

The Unknown Known similarly explores Rumsfeld's career and the events he helped shape in the Bush Administration.

The work similarly explores themes of information and identity.

Akten recently teamed up with Quayola for Forms, their study of athletic movement, which similarly explores unseen dynamics using custom software and abstract visuals.

Ives's "Three Places in New England" was similarly explored.

His studio art practice has similarly explored issues of memory and memorialization in the face of silence and forgetfulness.

Next to the baroque postmodern pseudo-sophistication of the "Matrix" movies, which similarly explore the fate of humanity under threat of machine dominance, the new "Terminator" has a lumbering, literal-minded old-style feel.

Similarly exploring issues of form, and inspired in part by the theories and work of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, architects Charles Rennie Mackintosh and J. Herbert McNair joined artists (and sisters) Margaret and Frances Macdonald in a revolutionary period of creativity beginning in the 1890s.

Vermont is similarly exploring options at the request of the federal government, likely in the form of a boarding school or college dormitory, said Susan Allen, deputy chief of staff to Gov. Peter Shumlin (D).