Strange imagination, indeed!
Mr. Browne's strange imagination was elegantly under control.
The dark, strange imagination of Jill Sigman is a theatrical phenomenon unto itself.
They just have an amazing and strange imagination, but I couldn't hurt a mouse in real life.
Founded in 2007 by a group of friends who share an extraordinarily strange imagination, the lab embraces a concept of total character production, creating each of their monsters through an extensive process of illustration, animation, graphic design, motion graphics and product design.
In an essay of 1929, he speculates comically on why God took a special interest in the Jews: "There were so many others that were nice, malleable, and well trained: happy, balanced Greeks, adventurous Phoenicians, artful Egyptians, Assyrians with strange imaginations, northern tribes with beautiful, blond-haired, as it were, ethical primitiveness and refreshing forest smells.
Saumarez Smith called Pearson Wright "an exceptionally talented figurative artist, working in a way which is highly meticulous, but also with a strange visual imagination".
Mr. Morris's strange dramatic imagination is evident in many details here, like a weighty duet in which Dallas McMurray picks Michelle Yard off the floor, then rolls her along it, and in which she, her back on the floor, ends by bouncing him upward off her body.
And now, our strange land has again captured foreign imaginations, an audience from the outside.
But sprawling isn't necessarily a bad thing, especially when strange, playful imaginations are involved, as they will be in the two remaining programs this weekend.
Beginning with the novel How It Is (1961), told by a nameless man lying in darkness and mud, and continuing with All Strange Away (1964), Imagination Dead Imagine (1965) and the aforementioned Ping, Beckett describes a series of geometrically distinct spaces (cubes, rotundas, cylinders) where white bodies lie, or hang, singly or in pairs.
