On Thursday the museum announced that it would present "Spectacle: The Music Video," which will open April 3 and celebrate the form for its "place at the forefront of creative technology, its role in pushing the boundaries of innovative production, its important role as an experimental sandbox for filmmakers and its lasting effects on popular culture globally," the museum said in a news release.
We used the definitions presented by Bourne and colleagues to determine the spectacle coverage [ 10]. "Met need" for spectacles was defined as the number of subjects who wore spectacles and had visual acuity worse than 20/40 in the better eye without correction, but achieved 20/40 or better with their present spectacles.
"Unmet need" was defined as the number of subjects who had a visual acuity worse than 20/40 in the better eye without correction and could achieve 20/40 or better in the better eye with correction, but did not wear spectacles or did not achieve such correction with their present spectacles.
The film presents the spectacle of both the lovers and the despot, though it falters in its exploration of the consequences of their collision.
For the critics at Time magazine, the film "presented the spectacle of a director going mad".
Though hardly free of the colonialist curse of Orientalism, "A Throw of Dice" seems less concerned with presenting its characters as exotic/erotic "others" than with creating a common ground of artfully presented spectacle.
This would of course mean there was some interest in presenting spectacle; spectacle is incredibly expensive, involves massive amounts of scenery, of people.
The final six hours of fighting on the Western Front present a spectacle of futile bloodshed and pointless aggression that somehow sums up the whole show.
Every summer, Ilulissat Kangerlua, a fjord two miles south of Ilulissat, presents the spectacle of the world's largest concentration of icebergs outside of Antarctica.
The Wall Street Journal noted Gaga as one of the few pop stars of the present time who really understood spectacle, fashion, shock, choreography all the things that Madonna and Michael Jackson were masters of in the 1980s.
