Dealing with the city in American folk terms, Marsh's work radiates its boisterous street vitality.
Dealing with the city in American folk terms, Marsh's work radiates its irrepressible street vitality.
The novel Der Nachsommer (1857; "Indian Summer"), his greatest work, depicts a young man learning and growing; the work radiates a still and sun-soaked beauty and a restrained idealism, set against the landscape Stifter loved.
The energy that went into his most recent body of work radiates his emotional intention, offering a transcendental or a meditative pause for viewers. .
His final works radiate an enormous, ominous serenity: "Piano and String Quartet" (which Aki Takahashi has recorded beautifully with the Kronos Quartet, on Nonesuch), "Palais de Mari," for piano (played by Takahashi on her mesmerizing Mode CD of early and late piano music), and "Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello" (recorded with icy clarity by the Ives Ensemble, on Hat Art).
Frustrating and compelling, his weirdly beautiful body of work radiates meaning, even as it absolutely resists logical explanation.
His best-known work radiates emotion with a complexity that is all on the surface, expressed in elongated, unanchored figures; misty-eyed, mooning faces; jagged patches of color; flickering lights and darks; indeterminate spaces; and forthright paint handling.
The exposing of indifference and cruelty toward vulnerable men, in "Titicut Follies," or toward animals, in "Primate" (1974), lent those films a fortifying ire, whereas the new work radiates benevolence toward an institution that is itself benign, and where's the rub in that?
"Their unique styles, beautiful ornamentations and designs fascinated me," he told The Huffington Post in an email, a sentiment that is clear in the artist's work, which radiates with creative energy.
The buzz that keeps jockeys hooked and drags them from their beds to ride work every morning radiated from Victoria Pendleton here on Monday after she had finished a close second on her first ride as a fully fledged jockey.
They portrayed themselves as a happier, more progressive version of the couple in American Gothic: homespun, steadfast, radiating work ethic.
