With only occasional lapses, the show is infused with an urgent, crackling energy, by turns joyful, satiric, grim and tragic.
(Smith) ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse' (through July 11) MoMA's largest survey of Germany's first Modern art movement is infused with an urgent, crackling energy, by turns joyful, satiric, grim and tragic.
(Smith)20110616 ★ Museum of Modern Art: 'German Expressionism: The Graphic Impulse' (through July 11) MoMA's largest survey of Germany's first Modern art movement is infused with an urgent, crackling energy, by turns joyful, satiric, grim and tragic.
Radios crackled with urgent efforts to identify the source of the fire.
The overhead intercom crackled: there was an urgent call to an adjacent room.
By 8 30 a.m., all 200 in stock had been sold, and urgent calls for Barbie could be heard crackling from the walkie-talkies the red-shirted clerks carried.
Former Coral guitarist Bill Ryder-Jones plays an urgent, chiming guest guitar on Fireside, but the song fails to crackle.
A second look proved me happily wrong: this chilly, twisty but emotionally urgent story of a heist unravelling in the heartland has the crackle and consequence of a Bavarian-translated James M Cain novel.
A woman's voice on the other end of the line speaks in a hushed but urgent tone, in a thick French accent wrapped in a tinny, robotic crackle, like an exotic Siri.
