But the goal is not so much capturing crooks as scaring them away.
"I could have done that," may be a typical response to Creed's work, just as it was for Carl Andre's Bricks, Bob Law's empty canvases with a little Biro line running around their perimeters, and all the other artworks that have not so much captured the public's imagination as poked fun at prejudice.
Since the far-right love flags so much, capturing one of theirs is a pretty big diss, and an apt way to wrap up a crappy day for England's fascists.
This time it wasn't so much about capturing and replicating an experience to transport users to (as with VR), but creating one layered over the real world.
In "Everything the Traffic Will Allow," her ebullient, anecdote-filled tribute to Ethel Merman, Ms. Blackhurst doesn't try to impersonate her idol so much as capture her spirit.
Tillmans is drawn not so much to capturing the quotidian sublime, but to the ways photography can render the everyday luminous.
In "Everything the Traffic Will Allow," an ebullient, anecdote-filled tribute to Ethel Merman, Ms. Blackhurst doesn't try to impersonate her idol so much as capture her spirit.
"No one on the planet can produce glass like that today," says Harvell, "and it wasn't just the glass, it was the living animals they cared so much about capturing".
The point of a theory of color is not so much to capture our folk beliefs, but to make sense of those situations and practices.
Burnside's men spent the rest of the day guarding the bridge they had suffered so much to capture.
