Trisha Brown's triumph at the Brooklyn Academy of Music last June with Monteverdi's "Orfeo" (she directed and choreographed the opera) has been followed up by a veritable creative jag.
Artists then illustrated human skulls and bones for early medical textbooks, and over the course of a few centuries, skeletons became a veritable creative motif.
A sandbox building game that allows users to construct their own 3D environment out of cubes in a low-res virtual world, the game has become more than just a source of casual entertainment, but a veritable creative platform in itself, transformed by its users wildest inventions.
As if in response, he is offering a veritable deluge of creative activity this month, with "Gravity Radio" as its focal point.
Indeed, there has been a veritable outpouring of creative hosiery this week, on social media and on the streets and in schools, all in honor of Mr. Bush, himself a famous practitioner of the art of sock diplomacy.
You get the feeling, rather, that Smith regarded himself as a veritable font of creative virility, in the image of Picasso or Pollock, which makes the squirt works seem all the more silly.
U.S. foundations and endowments may not yet fully appreciate it, but not only are the winds of change beginning to blow across their bows, but they will soon face the veritable "gales of creative destruction".
Since spending those requisite years touring and touring overseas (with the likes of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs and the Horrors), Standish has built up a veritable reputation as a creative director capable of wearing more than one hat at once, and she thrives this way finding slashie life to be "the opposite" of draining.
Your ability to manipulate space and time makes this new creative multimedia device a veritable time machine.
In 2010, he opened Red Rooster, a swanky and soulful restaurant on Lenox Avenue, and began to establish himself as Harlem's veritable mayor, enticing local regulars — including, especially, the creative élite — plus visiting V.I.P.s and celebrity-chasing tourists, with an elegantly global menu, effortlessly combining the flavors of the American South, Ethiopia, Sweden, and beyond.
Then, as now, killer views and convenience to downtown and Hollywood made it a popular neighborhood for creatives, who commissioned homes designed by a veritable who's who of notable Southern California architects including Richard Neutra, John Lautner, Gregory Ain and many other greats.
