Emphatic but unfussy, his Shakespeare vignettes make up for in clarity what they lack in creativity.
Somers chose to create three still-life vignettes made of human ashes.
None of the vignettes makes you terribly curious about what is going to happen in the next, because Daisy is such a collec tion of fits and starts she has no soul.
The kindest thing to be said of "Movie 43," a star-saturated collection of crude one-joke vignettes made with big-time directors, is that most of the participants seem to relish being naughty.
Two works are united by their use of bubble-gum pink: an inflatable life jacket adorned with Velázquez-inspired vignettes, made by Scherezade Garcia in 1999, and the quinceañera dresses dotting a print by Carmen Lomas Garza, from 2005, an ingenious critique of the Chicano art movement's sidelining of women's concerns in the nineteen-sixties.
The shift might be due to differences of experience between the family physicians participating in the initial and validation study and perhaps to the minor adaptations to the phrasing of the case vignettes made after the initial study.
The development of health state vignettes made it possible to gauge the impact of knowledge of treatment response on individual preferences: the mean utility for partial response was higher than that for stable disease by 0.08 in both Australia and the United Kingdom.
Each tribute takes the form of a vignette made from bits of colored paper, wood, yarn, paint and so on.
The vignette makes "Really Old, Like Forty Five" the third National Theatre play in recent memory (following "The Habit of Art" and "Fram") to specifically invoke the very place where the show is being performed.
In "Rebellion" — a vignette made all the more interesting when you know that Rich is the son of the New York Times columnist and former theater critic Frank Rich — Dad begs Simon to wear deodorant.
