Moving from strict to goofy to obsessive to elegant, the Dia exhibition delineates the range of LeWitt's ideas and their even rangier visual outcomes.
Couric's playful suits were replaced with strands of pearls and elegant fitted ensembles in the strictest black and white and gray, conveying the message that our little girl had grown up.
It is equally elegant in its way, with its strict tailoring set off by shiny top hats, gilded watch chains and elongated umbrellas.
A couple of recent theatrical productions come to mind: Dmitry Krymov's "In Paris," starring Mikhail Baryshnikov, with strict choreographic pacing, or Cate Blanchett's sinewy, awkward-elegant movement in "Uncle Vanya".
Until his death in 2008, the elegant novelist, living in Paris, maintained a strict schedule of idleness.
A delicate balance among Prasanna's fluid slurs and wobbles, Mr. Iyer's wheeling patterns in strict intonation and Mr. Mitta's intricate, bubbly rhythms infused three supple, elegant pieces.
There is the elegant glass envelope itself, and the pure symmetry that, flouting strict modernist tenets, Mies van der Rohe derided as decorative.
Sitting in the elegant wood-paneled bar of the Hotel Astoria, they recalled a strict off-hours schedule, sinister secret police and dancers fainting backstage from a monotonous diet of cabbage and bread.
CSL is an elegant and expressive language that has grown under the tutelage of strict demands from academics and graduate students in many fields.
Vignelli is a strict modernist who staunchly believes that graphic design is governed by rational grids and elegant structures; content reigns supreme, and type is there only to transmit the message.
