As a figure of freedom, temerity, and lyrical prophecy, Smithson stirs nostalgia among artists and others in the art world, which, for all its wealth and popularity, feels increasingly constricted, faltering, and prosaic.
In that environment, a European recession might stir nostalgia for good old marks and francs.
The company's announcement on Friday stirred nostalgia in many Americans, despite their complicated relationship with Hostess products.
Today a ballet that confidently portrays Light defeating Obscurantism can at most stir nostalgia for a paradise lost.
The pages may stir nostalgia or, as in the case of those accompanying paintings made during the seemingly endless Vietnam War, revive nightmares.
Despite the criticism, the revival has stirred nostalgia among some Chinese for the Mao era, even those who lived through its horrors.
The hottest initial public offering in three years hit the market this week, with many features to stir nostalgia in those who miss the bubble.
The early years, from Reed College and barefoot LSD trips to India, preface this, shot with a golden hue to stir nostalgia.
STATIC can stir nostalgia among AM and FM listeners for the days when disc jockeys played whatever they chose, and radio was the only way to hear new music and new voices.
"Provocation" urges us to be unsettled, if we can, by Robert Gober, Sarah Lucas, and others whose careful rudenesses stir nostalgia for times, recent but extinct, when art still could shock more efficiently than popular culture.
Face to watch: Douglas Booth Douglas Booth More than the sum of his cheekbones, this model-cum-actor stirred nostalgia as an eerily convincing Boy George in Worried About the Boy, and will surely stir hearts as Christopher Isherwood's lover in the BBC's upcoming Christopher and His Kind.
