His attention to linear movement finds an echo in Erick Johnson's Brice Mardenish gouache skeins.
We're accustomed to linear time, with one event leading to another: a revolution, then a coup.
For the earlier show the Met stuck to linear chronology: early to late.
His interest in the project quickened when the tapestry-like patterns gave way to linear monotony.
"Even if it doesn't stand up to linear knowledge," she said, "it makes great art".
Like Godard, he rarely sticks to linear narrative.
The temptation, as always, is to decode, but Cunningham's work is too subtle to yield to linear solutions.
In Mr. Henders's other canvas, "Detacht," the face is reduced to linear contours, defining itself as pure nervous energy.
Poems needn't tell a story, and their relationship to linear cause and effect is at best blasé.
"That was because I'm the kind of person who doesn't want to be limited in a game to linear 'A or B' choices.
The healthspanners see us as subject to linear progress: animal studies take the time that they take; life sciences move at the speed of life.
