They were both captivated by the May 1968 radical uprising in Paris, particularly by the ideology and agitations of the Situationists, as well as the anarchist thought of Buenaventura Durruti and others.
Over the past year, I've been both captivated and repulsed by the Republican presidential candidate's bullying tactics, outlandish lies, and seeming joy in stirring up deep-seated hatred and fear.
Even the captions are both captivating and captious.
Still, the Guggenheim show is an event; and its strangeness, like its ambition, is both captivating and perplexing.
With their often impossibly elevated views, their deep optical fields (boats on the horizon are as clear as the figures on the beach below us) and tiered perspectives, Hiroshige's prints are both captivating and devious.
It has an unfinished, brazen quality that is both captivating and, sometimes, glib.
PALISSIMO/ BLIND SPOT" Pavel Zustiak's choreography is imbued with a darkness that is both captivating and, at times, claustrophobic.
Two scenes in the Metropolitan Opera's highly anticipated new production of Wagner's "Walküre," which opened on Friday night, showcased what is both captivating and exasperating about Robert Lepage's production, the second installment in his staging of the complete "Ring" cycle.
The only real consensus seems to be that the tirade was both entertaining and captivating in its cringe-worthiness.
This solo show is both a captivating and at times illuminating insight into the science behind infection – deconstructing the more hysterical voices of the media when covering, say, the Ebola crisis – and a meditation on how this relates to "going viral" in the contemporary sense; how ideas and emotions are transmitted online.
Penelope and I both are captivated by the incredible light, she grabs a lemon off the lemon tree and sets the stage for her photo, I take my glass and center the sunset through the wine.
