" Sally's falling boy story struck him, he said, as "hallucinatory.
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A spokesman for the Netanyahu family called the allegation "hallucinatory".
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The film also adds a hallucinatory conversation that Billy has
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Vividly recasting many Western archetypes, Scapellato's inventive, hallucinatory prose dazzles.
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They feel, instead, like hallucinatory flashbacks from some fever dream.
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Things look exaggerated and even hallucinatory as Neptune distorts reality.
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She faithfully records the incoherent dialogue of his hallucinatory dreams.
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Its effects were hallucinatory, possibly even more than he intended.
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And tedium, in Solstad's work, achieves a kind of hallucinatory power.
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Something similar happened that evening, a hallucinatory melting of linguistic barriers.
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Her lawyers slammed the indictment, describing it as "false and hallucinatory".
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The latest batch of photos features swirling, hallucinatory clouds and storms.
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That structure serves to increase the hallucinatory quality of the episode.
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Wheatfield's surreal juxtaposition between farmland and cityscape created a hallucinatory vista.
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Comes with hallucinatory drug that makes it seem much more profound.
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Still, Olympic Girls keeps sight of the her hallucinatory approach to songwriting.
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Her lawyers previously slammed the indictment, describing it as "false and hallucinatory".
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But zoom in on CES's transportation options and it gets downright hallucinatory.
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But being immersed in Thumper's world makes it all the more hallucinatory.
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His hallucinatory fantasy novel "American Gods" features a character based on Odin.
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Peter Eleey, the curator of PS1, described the experience as almost hallucinatory.
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There may be hallucinatory effects, and it affects each person differently. a.
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For Jane Irish, Eureka provides license to create images with hallucinatory power.
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"Kafka" is a hallucinatory look into the Czech writer's life and work.
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The layering of color creates a prismatic, almost hallucinatory wavering of form.
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Their works can be funny, disquieting, quirky, sweet, meticulous, improvisational, and hallucinatory.
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His seductive prose twists and turns, deftly matching hallucinatory content with form.
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It's surreal, hallucinatory, and mostly in a good way, I finally decided.
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Its seven scenes form a hallucinatory series of episodes from Benjamin's life.
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From there, it gets even weirder, as violent, hallucinatory imagery takes over.
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The hallucinatory dismemberment also suggests a curious resurrection, or psychic revelation through breakdown.
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Psychedelic doesn't even begin to describe the hallucinatory concoctions of artist Eric Howard.
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I suppose there is one hallucinatory moment, when Strange is given mystical sight.
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That vision was revealed to be hallucinatory when the dot-com bubble burst.
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It can produce dissociative and hallucinatory side effects while it is being administered.
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He is a Nicktoon avatar of hallucinatory mid-2000s Fox News-style fear.
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Visual puzzles, triggered by a hallucinatory use of scale, are this artist's specialty.
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Behind him patterned wallpaper enlarged from Vuillard adds hallucinatory daubs of dancing paint.
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Even now her work seems daring and hallucinatory, an antidote to tasteful minimalism.
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It was an intense, almost hallucinatory parable of utter vulnerability and desperate compromise.
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Almost every scene he's in is hallucinatory and hellish in a good way.
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"It's not a hallucinatory experience or a spiritual one," says the clinical psychologist.
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If only the sensory overload were hallucinatory or simply less fettered and more fun.
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Winnebago Graveyard takes readers from a carnival freak show to a hallucinatory black mass.
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Listening to Flood Network's conjoined, hallucinatory songs is like going on a Wiki walk.
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That's reflected in Rolff's portfolio, which is distinctly hallucinatory with clear science fiction influences.
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His husband was away, and Avery called police in a state of hallucinatory paranoia.
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None of this made immediate sense, but it had a kind of hallucinatory precision.
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Archer's scenes are highly surreal concoctions, often with a hallucinatory, otherworldly feel to them.
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A Lost Feminist Poet Finally Gets Her Due See Double With Hallucinatory Female Porrtraits
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The effect is almost hallucinatory, like being trapped in a vacuum with only her.
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The artist has suffered from anxiety and hallucinatory disorders for most of her life.
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My memories of becoming a refugee are fragments of a dream, hallucinatory and unreliable.
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James Darrah, the director, and Adam Rigg, the scenic designer, supplied properly hallucinatory images.
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The use of wood to achieve hallucinatory effects continued into Kuma's projects outside Yusuhara.
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For weeks, I toggled between these dissociative hallucinatory states and blinding, raging head pain.
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So I'm glad if he ditches the loose ends and goes into hallucinatory overdrive.
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More than the shadows of Nazism, these jarring, hallucinatory scenes convey both doom and agony.
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"Glitch" finds the audience leaning back and looking up to see a morphing, hallucinatory world.
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It's a cryptic, hallucinatory story that might not immediately seem like it would work live.
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Those who had more hallucinatory sensations had lower levels of inhibitory activity across their brain.
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The approach invites anomalies — light leaks, flares, hallucinatory colors — that might make some photographers recoil.
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Many cyclists credit or blame snowboard culture and its ethos of joyous, hallucinatory risk-taking.
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It folds and flops, reaches into the boat, hallucinatory, cartoonish, like a sea lion's flipper.
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It dovetails with the hallucinatory action, and the film language used to put it across.
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Complimenting the track's laid back vibe, its visual aesthetic is very 93s-inspired and hallucinatory.
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You see this gradual migration that's fueled by a hallucinatory vision of what it should be.
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The Australian artist creates hallucinatory neon collages, makes holographic skateboards, and hyper-colors immersive projection environments.
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The hallucinatory three-hour opus made over $254 million and was nominated for eight Academy Awards.
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The plot is so insubstantial as to be barely noticeable, and the language vivid and hallucinatory.
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The prime minister rejected the allegation about the attempt to bribe the judge, calling it "hallucinatory".
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Its owners, Jessi Singh and his wife, Jennifer, project gloriously hallucinatory Bollywood numbers on the wall.
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Warhol is here, with six "Electric Chair" prints from 1971, still hallucinatory after all these years.
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The three long pieces that make up Simple Affections are stitched together with a hallucinatory logic.
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Their calls, Atkinson says, have this hallucinatory effect of feeling like they're coming from all directions.
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Now, memories of that era and of those buildings, still standing or not, have become largely hallucinatory.
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It's hallucinatory, glitchy, and raw, but you can see what he's going for: a world without cars.
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"Nir Hefetz never offered this hallucinatory proposal to the prime minister and his wife," Ofer Golan said.
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The relentlessly unceasing thud of the kick's eternal doof-doof was leading me into a hallucinatory state.
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And, in typical Broad City form, there will be no shortage of nudity and hallucinatory drug use.
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He also stars in director John Hyams's Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning, a hallucinatory, Lynch-ian nightmare.
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In the middle of the head are a hallucinatory jumble of smaller heads composed of various media.
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Incorporating both watercolors and acrylics, the paintings depict land- and seascapes as dense amalgams of hallucinatory color.
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What follows, in this assured and hallucinatory story, is funny and horrifying in a near-perfect admixture.
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James Godwin and Tom Burnett's hallucinatory and inventive puppet show returns for an eerie and icky encore.
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Sam Shepard, a Pulitzer Prize winner, captured the darker sides of American family life in hallucinatory plays.
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In the original "Twin Peaks," dreamy pop music captured the show's hallucinatory-sweet sensibility: absinthe bubble gum.
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In hallucinatory passages, the souls of the town's inhabitants release demons that have been hidden within them.
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This was the first hallucinatory "vision" that made her insist she had played host to the Woo-Woo.
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And all the while, his marvelous, elastic voice is shaping the book's prose into evocative and hallucinatory passages.
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Blonde and Golden Hour are quietly hallucinatory records, swept away from mundanity by flood after flood of serotonin.
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Through his nuanced, looping narrative, Fast investigates the hallucinatory effects that international armed conflict can have on families.
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He also manipulates images of the original phone's keypad, creating patterns resembling housing developments that turn deliriously hallucinatory.
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The ensuing hallucinatory story is "funny and horrifying in a near-perfect admixture," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Don't worry: Science already covered this ground with Heteropoda davidbowie, a hallucinatory-looking huntsman spider identified in 2008.
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According to a letter circulated by some 20053 members of Parliament, hallucinatory drugs now supplement these traditional methods.
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It is the most hallucinatory experience I've had since I gave up actual hallucinogens a long time ago.
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Next door: hallucinatory forest scenes in greens and browns from British Columbia's first daughter of painting, Emily Carr.
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It is stranger, more hallucinatory, and full of significantly more masturbation and fart jokes than Eggers's first film.
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" The attack occurred on Thursday night, and on Friday morning people in the neighborhood were still recovering. "Hallucinatory.
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Images of the items are projected on the sides and back of the stage, to sometimes hallucinatory effect.
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The title track features these whirling melodies that collapse and curl around one another in this hallucinatory way.
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No matter the form it takes, the music that Rene J Nunez Cabrera makes as Horoscope always feels hallucinatory.
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The illustrations of 7 Miles a Second (1996) are hallucinatory and vivid, depicting Wojnarowicz vacillating between life and death.
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But, don't look for any narrative in "BAKU"—just float and tumble through Kamatani and Saito's hallucinatory animated reality.
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I feel like the end result is on par to something kind of cool and ambiguous and hallucinatory-like.
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With his current show at Socrates Sculpture Park, Nari Ward takes the lawn ornament to some odd, hallucinatory places.
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When I arrived, I understood my journey was the process of dying and this hallucinatory purgatory was the afterlife.
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In its hallucinatory stylings it recalls The Science of Sleep (2006) or Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004).
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Now the painting's right panel—depicting a hallucinatory hell—undergoes a digital reconstruction as a 3D animation in Hell.exe.
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On top of that, psychedelics' hallucinatory effects can apparently still be in effect when someone lies down to sleep.
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It follows a group of dancers who drink acid-spiked sangria, and the night of hallucinatory carnage that ensues.
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It carried a deep blues spirit into new hallucinatory realms; 63 years later, it's still overwhelming, dizzying, earthy, ecstatic.
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Most episodes include not only the telethon, but also flashbacks and hallucinatory episodes in which Ceann visits other planets.
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To suppose that we'd all be dead if Hillary Clinton, for all her flaws, had been elected is hallucinatory.
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This video captures the opening song in the set: a slow-rolling, hallucinatory cover of "Black Lake," by Björk.
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Cohl's hallucinatory shape-shifting was a thunderclap, revealing that animation could be used as more than just a curiosity.
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Of course, we won't know what happened to this no-longer-hallucinatory ex until season 2 of You hits Netflix.
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Willie navigates the bardo, a semi-hallucinatory state (borrowed from Tibetan Buddhism) between life and reincarnation, while the father grieves.
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Following Hieronymus Bosch as an example, Yellin fuses elements from our everyday experience with his imagination to form hallucinatory scenes.
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The Acid Interstate is the third and (so far) grandest attempt at a hallucinatory on-rails experience from Mincrafter MiningGodBruce.
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Is there something inherent in the chemical properties of MDMA that might contribute to these kinds of hallucinatory night terrors?
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Its guitar drones move in and out of phase with one another, moving in hallucinatory arcs across an empty room.
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This means that some people may be more likely to experience linguistic phenomena than hallucinatory images or audio, for instance.
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As indicated by this drawing and her attachment to it, the kind of seeing DeFeo pursued was exalted and hallucinatory.
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Plot A hallucinatory riff on the tormented lives of the poets Sylvia Plath, Anne Sexton, Ted Hughes and Robert Lowell.
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The Old City is holy to both sides; the idea of either side negotiating away control over it is hallucinatory.
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Users can sometimes pass out after inhaling, and the stupefying effects can last for hours, and border on the hallucinatory.
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Unclear about where "man" ends and "machine" begins, he falls into a hallucinatory spiral that leads to full-blown schizophrenia.
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Her description of hiding in the bushes across from the Bataclan concert hall is utterly persuasive in its hallucinatory quality.
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Now, more of his hallucinatory and terrifying visions arrive on Amazon, with 10 stand-alone adaptations of his short stories.
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There are things rich and strange and hallucinatory, contained within the utterly mundane medium of the terminal screen and text.
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The section "Echo Canyon" consists of one mounting, rhythmic, delirious and possibly hallucinatory feat of a sentence spanning 20 pages.
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Ulysses is a famously difficult work, more than 200,000 words long and densely packed with allusions and fragmented, hallucinatory language.
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Puget Sound A hallucinatory, eerily beautiful account of two years of relative isolation on an island in the Pacific Northwest.
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Puget Sound A hallucinatory, eerily beautiful account of two years of relative isolation on an island in the Pacific Northwest.
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"Nir Hefetz never offered this hallucinatory proposal to the prime minister and his wife," Mr. Golan said in a statement.
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It didn't take Stanley Glick long to realize that ibogaine's hallucinatory and toxic effects were going to be a problem.
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Those were the days of people taking hallucinatory trips all the time, so it was all tied up that way.
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Can you find a way of making the story not as hallucinatory and more prosaic—let's say," Garland says. "Hypothetically?
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But this time he does so using a hallucinatory style of digital stippling, a technique typically reserved for pen and paper.
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A retrospective of Philippe Garrel's films at Metrograph tracks their evolution from revolutionary hopefulness to disenchantment, hallucinatory metaphor, and poetic autobiography.
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The previously released title track has now been followed up with a hallucinatory video for "White Light," directed by Artem Aisagaliev.
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The blazing sun of Antibes, the Mediterranean city where Diouana's employers live, gives their high-rise apartment an almost hallucinatory quality.
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Repeat it until the words became a hallucinatory, illusionary blur and all you're thinking about is how strange language itself is.
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In Carroll, the other side of the Victorian looking glass shows us a hallucinatory and satiric version of the normal side.
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A steady lilt, alternately peaceful and hallucinatory, presides over the work, which is devoid of punctuation except for frequent question marks.
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With all the blossoms and babies, it's a seasonally appropriate show, but there's just enough hallucinatory weirdness to offset any sentimentality.
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But for every predictable zombie plot, there is a hallucinatory murder mystery like "Colorama," penciled by artist Bob Powell in 1953.
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Midway through Thursday's performance, by the International Contemporary Ensemble, sustained-tone clouds mixed with breathy effects to create a hallucinatory impression.
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Frequent flashbacks show Emma's gradual descent from emotional fragility to hallucinatory breakdown as a religious tract about demons becomes an obsession.
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Optic Nerve is a hallucinatory trip into the experience of being spilled out in front of a great piece of art.
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Compounding his images — urgent, bold, often hallucinatory — are headlong inscriptions that mix original writing and material borrowed from authors spanning centuries.
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Their album is called InDreams, and its built around the hallucinatory energy that comes from hardware electronics firing fast and heavy.
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Not that Osmond calls the high we're seeking out hallucinatory, instead opting for "visual disturbance"—much to the dismay of Fredenham.
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You might recall when Google created a hallucinatory tool called Deep Dream, which produced psychedelic distortions when you fed it an image and which went viral when people used it to create hallucinatory mash-ups like a doll covered in a pattern of doll eyes and a portrait of Vincent Van Gogh made up in places of bird beaks.
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Dark, but in a different way, are Bruegel's monster-filled, nightmarish scenes, where he builds on the hallucinatory work of Hieronymus Bosch.
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There is even a hallucinatory dancing-on-the-ceiling sequence, although not in a way that will remind anyone of Fred Astaire.
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The result is pure Lovecraft, a terrifying descent into a mythological dreamworld that has the hallucinatory power of an ancient tribal ritual.
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"Atlanta" has the hallucinatory quality of déjà rêvé; no other show would conjure up, then banish, a black rapper named Justin Bieber.
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As in her hallucinatory and inventive fiction, Luiselli proves her skill as a storyteller while grappling with her own questions of nationalism.
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The narrative remains obtuse, but humanoid holograms slowly take form in a hallucinatory space that's somewhere between physics laboratory and editing bay.
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"Some people will drift off to sleep and the hallucination will persevere as not a dream but a hallucinatory phenomenon," Giordano says.
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It was impossible to know if the pills were responsible for this or if they had simply underestimated the world's hallucinatory depths.
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" Some lines have the almost hallucinatory exactness of his best poems: "The black wren this morning on my windowsill: a charred pear.
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BAM celebrates Halloween by offering a survey of terrifying films from Mexico, where a strain of Catholicism-inflected, hallucinatory cinema reigned supreme.
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It's an unhurried, graceful, startlingly optimistic pop record that builds on five-decade-old classics while still sounding rich, modern, and hallucinatory.
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It's a weird, hallucinatory film that constantly makes you think that the main character is dreaming, but no, it's all really happening. Such.
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I spend a lot of time in a far better environment in California than I did in Chicago, be that hallucinatory or otherwise.
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The still extant Café Central had an interior like a miniaturized San Marco, with hallucinatory Byzantine columns and swooping enclosing spandrels and squinches.
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The result is a potent, almost hallucinatory novel that leaves the reader with a devastating understanding of the terrible human costs of slavery.
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You can have a hallucinatory journey in the course of five minutes, and it's interesting that we can make our brains do that.
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And when the days of sleep deprivation pile on top of each other, and anxiety mounts, it produces a very surreal hallucinatory state.
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While Oiticica was an artist of many different outputs, his most interesting pieces are not the geometric wall works, but his hallucinatory installations.
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It would be a devastating, self-inflicted wound for the Democrats to settle for even benevolent mimicry of Mr. Trump's hallucinatory circus act.
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It is not clear at any point which man has the upper hand, and that sense of unease exacerbates the film's hallucinatory quality.
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In doing so, he's written a potent, hallucinatory novel that leaves us with a devastating understanding of the terrible human costs of slavery.
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Though it, too, is rooted in ballet history, it is not quite like anything else: a screwball comedy that's also a hallucinatory dream.
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The bomber pilot of World War II figures in hallucinatory portraits, vignettes that are the son's way of steer-wrestling him to earth.
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Some of the lessons are easy to spot — as in video pieces that hark back to the hallucinatory effects pioneered by Ms. Zazeela.
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You could see the ideal it was looking for — in this case, a hallucinatory mash-up of floppy ears and a forlorn expression.
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UK was atypical in that they blended hard prog-rock with fusion and then added hallucinatory synthesizers and wisps of violin for good measure.
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On one side are the hallucinatory ink abstractions of Henri Michaux, while on the other side are the radical graphic works of Pierrette Bloch.
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Taking long-exposure photographs of carnival rides and county fairs for over four decades, Vail transforms these fairs into hallucinatory renderings of pure pleasure.
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This is where Modigliani is at his most carnal and hallucinatory, especially in the blue caryatid in gouache, watercolor, chalk, and graphite, dated c.
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Crucially, it doesn't affect NMDA receptors at all, the researchers claimed, meaning that it would likely not have ketamine's hallucinatory effects and addictive potential.
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I was always trying to do something that was closer to a drug experience, or a hallucinatory experience, or something more like a feeling.
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And the hallucinatory spirit of Charles Manson — whom Kai is spending so much time with that he's progressed to calling him "Chuck" — is delighted.
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But all five of this short release's tracks are imbued with a hallucinatory energy that few songwriters—of any age—are able to conjure.
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The connection between the influence of an outside substance and the creation of hallucinatory art is an easy one to pass off with assumption.
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I barely made it from the desk to the bed, where I lay curled up in a hallucinatory state for the next eight hours.
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INKA ESSENHIGH The New York painter of mildly hallucinatory, undersea-like scenes installs a commissioned drawing of a Soho dreamscape in the center's stairwell.
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Foy's drawings — remarkable hallucinatory statements — are the reason why you should go to Gray Foy: Drawings 1941 – 1975 at Francis M. Naumann Fine Art.
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Yet it is precisely the kind of offbeat, hallucinatory and essential project that also requires a deeply attuned but independent force to bring about.
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Mr. Grossman's novel is a work of realism, but it has a hallucinatory quality marked by intensity of feeling and complicated shifts in time.
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Ram Dass said the subjects found bliss, heightened physical senses, accelerated thought processes, a relaxing of biases and hallucinatory experiences, such as seeing God.
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They see members of the academy defend political violence, even as liberals pen hallucinatory love letters to themselves congratulating their movement on its restraint.
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"Climax," with its hallucinatory, often horrific images, its relentless, bass-heavy music and its vertiginous camera movements, assaults the senses and scrambles the brain.
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Rousseau, the French naïve painter who is represented in "Outliers" by three silent, hallucinatory canvases, was arguably the cornerstone of Barr's self-taught faith.
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Paired with Thomas Schrimm's tortured, vocally frail Dodgson, her portrayal has the psychological focus required to ground what is largely a collection of hallucinatory episodes.
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My brain was all messed up: I started having flashbacks and hallucinatory episodes; even when I didn't take LSD, I would see demons and monsters.
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Not as hallucinatory as Bernard Frize does, mind you — though Frize seems to me to be concerned primarily with painterly procedure for its own sake.
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The appearances of Brandon's fantasy watchdog lend "Kicks" a hallucinatory gloss, infusing the film with a pathos symbolized by Brandon's wishful longing for flashy footwear.
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"The reality has gone from 'delirious' to 'hallucinatory,' like a nightmare that does not end and worsens if we turn on the TV," she said.
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During the Renaissance ergotism was colloquially known as St. Anthony's Fire, named for the third-century desert Father who had hallucinatory bouts with the devil.
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The footage of his "Dangerous" tour in newly post-Ceausescu Romania, on display in an eerie loop, provides hallucinatory testament to his outrageous global reach.
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In this hallucinatory new musical, more or less based on real events, Cary Grant, Clare Boothe Luce and Aldous Huxley drop acid in Malibu, Calif.
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And Kevin appears ready to head into the afterlife again — or maybe the weird hallucinatory state he enters when his brain is deprived of oxygen.
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Until the particulars of Joanna's scheme start to reveal themselves — roughly until the first fight sequence — Mr. Collet-Serra cultivates a clammy, hallucinatory, Hitchcockian vibe.
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But its characters are so earnest in the face of all these near-hallucinatory sequence of events that it's hard not to root for them.
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Artificially colored orchids regularly appear in her work (she likes to dye them apricot or goth gray) and are key to her fantastical, hallucinatory compositions.
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Titled In Excess, this year's Spring/Break is brimming with projects that deepen and extend a feeling of immersion by being hallucinatory, obsessive, and ravishing.
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Any information that he did gather was dubious, hallucinatory ("A Khmer Rouge soldier made your wife sing before killing her"), and more painful than silence.
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Rather, Eggers used this tale as a jumping-off point for what has been billed as a hypnotic and hallucinatory (my two favorite h's!) tale.
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The combination of realistic and hallucinatory scenes was ideal for Mr. Eotvos, who folds hints of jazz and pop into a richly colored modernist voice.
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Per triggers in her a memory, at once sharp and hallucinatory, narrated with dreamlike indulgence by Pontoppidan, and one of the novel's most potent scenes.
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With its surreal premise, "Exit West," an acclaimed new novel by Mohsin Hamid, might feel hallucinatory and distant had it arrived at a different moment.
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Let's hope that the same forces return with the Second Piano Concerto, which rings hallucinatory variations on the fearsome seven-note dissonance from Beethoven's Ninth.
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The majestically funky "Egg Rig" (2019, ink, oil, acrylic, and spray paint on polypropylene, 70 by 1053 inches) builds on the hallucinatory suggestion of Dubuffet's essay.
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The effect that Prisma has on Geraci's video is gorgeous, making it look not so much like an arty timelapse, but rather like a hallucinatory animation.
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But nothing can touch the woozy, hallucinatory rush of Raw, in which the main character's journey of self-discovery turns out to be viscerally (lol) fraught.
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It registers as more in keeping with Yankee sobriety than the jazzed, almost hallucinatory high-key color and whimsical flights of imagination animating his earlier work.
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In contrast, the work in Dark Star is layered and full of details, which often culminate in an optical buzz, a heightened or hallucinatory perceptual state.
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Just as John Cheever's epiphanies and apologias were stamped by drink and Paul Bowles's hallucinatory quietude by hashish, so "Atlanta" 's vibe is molded by weed.
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In addition to his long tenure at Wesleyan University, Alvin Lucier deepened his investigation of hallucinatory resonances by writing for orchestras and, most recently, electric guitarists.
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He glimpses arresting, at times almost hallucinatory beauty in the rural Alabama landscape, and finds nuances of emotion that grow in intensity over 75 heady minutes.
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Example 6: But not long afterward, I fell in love with him, not through the charm of performance but through the hallucinatory power of his language.
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Having helped her sick mother die using a spiked spliff, Theresa, who works in a medical-marijuana dispensary, descends into a detached reverie of hallucinatory grief.
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The Frank Gehry-designed art museum, completed in 2014 at a reported cost of $900 million, thrusts skyward from its bucolic surroundings like a hallucinatory yacht.
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Ever since, Bernard has been a walking question mark, with a near-hallucinatory clutter of memories and impulses that are competing for space inside his head.
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Denis Johnson, a National Book Award winner, wrote about the fallen — junkies, down-and-out travelers, drifters and violent men — with hallucinatory and sometimes minimalist prose.
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Truth, illusion and downright deceit keep crossing invisible lines in this hallucinatory plot, so it becomes easy to lose focus on who's who and what's what.
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His visually entrancing movie employs a kind of hallucinatory realism to depict episodes in a wealthy rural couple's life, including a trip to a sex club.
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He uses masquerade, puppetry, theatrical lighting and set design and the luridly expressive cinematography of the great Christopher Doyle to create a world of hallucinatory artifice.
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In 224, they made "Good Time," starring Robert Pattinson, a jittery, hallucinatory crime drama, which, once you got over the jitters, was perhaps also a comedy.
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Two false hallucinatory claims are brought up, in the framework of a witch hunt against me and my family that has been going on for years.
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She saw Federico Fellini's hallucinatory "8½" and thought of her high school where she was a bookish freak, with all those other kids staring at her.
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They open up so many dimensions, so many possible readings, while inviting viewers to look at them with the kind of attention that borders on the hallucinatory.
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The duo specializes in atmospheric wallpaper and their contemporary depiction of the Greek myth Hesperides, which covers the Diptyque packaging, will disorient you with its hallucinatory prints.
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Following Winnebago Graveyard's hallucinatory black mass, the psychedelic atmosphere Sampson is prone to encouraging materializes in oversized mushroom props, clowns, and loitering creeps at a carnival freakshow.
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The event was taking place against a national conversation about transgender identities, the question of individual dignity mortifyingly reduced to a hallucinatory debate about North Carolinian toilets.
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As Bateman dances around in his underwear or in a dapper pinstriped suit, there's little doubt that the story works best as a hallucinatory, pitch-black comedy.
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The events of Anthony's story as recounted by his original hagiographer, St. Athanasius of Alexandria, also read as hallucinatory, with a blend of imagery, ecstasy and madness.
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A multi-chapter work, the installation took over an entire room at the Jerwood Space in London, creating a claustrophobic atmosphere of techno-induced, hallucinatory information overload.
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How might they capture the man and his presidency in all of its hallucinatory, absurd and terrifying detail when we journalists usually seem to come up short?
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The hallucinatory, Joycean night-town through which Pig and Runt roam is effectively conjured by Giles Thomas's dense sensory soundscape, with lighting to match by Elliot Griggs.
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Masterfully directed by John Frankenheimer and featuring Frank Sinatra's finest acting performance, this hallucinatory masterpiece still manages to be darkly funny and queasily discomfiting in equal measure.
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Preminger's hallucinatory images dissolve narrative and moral norms alike in a utopian vision that has yet to be fulfilled—in movies or in society at large. ♦
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One aspect of the microdosing trend that the company is looking to capitalize on within psychedelic medicine is the elimination or minimization of hallucinatory effects (aka tripping).
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Speaking of pleasingly hallucinatory works, the composer and performer David First has been reissuing some out-of-print gems from his back catalog on the Bandcamp platform.
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"Until the particulars of Joanna's scheme start to reveal themselves — roughly until the first fight sequence — Mr. Collet-Serra cultivates a clammy, hallucinatory, Hitchcockian vibe," he said.
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These are some of the hallucinatory scenes in Sandro Botticelli's drawings for the epic poem The Divine Comedy, charting Dante Alighieri's imaginary journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Paradise.
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Callahan's released a couple of shimmery and hallucinatory collections of ambient music, including the memorably graceful Epitaph for the perennial purveyors of cosmic slop at Orange Milk Records.
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With his commission to create public art for the Socrates Sculpture Park in Queens, Nari Ward takes the lawn ornament in other directions, to some odd, hallucinatory places.
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Lush, bizarre, hallucinatory and phantasmagorical, the video deals with issues of transition and fluidity: life and death, myth and reincarnation, spirits and demons, a struggle for the soul.
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The book captures Johnston's visions — both artistic and hallucinatory — in an intensely colorful cartoonish style and vivid recurring images: frogs, cascades of pills, volcanoes, eyeballs of many varieties.
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Related: A South Korean Artist is Breaking Taboos with Flower Tattoos 16,000 Flowers Become a Living Sculpture See Flowers in a New Light in this Hallucinatory Photo Series
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But in this volume there appears a new Joyce Carol Oates I like even better than the hallucinatory chronicler of madness and violence performed on and by children.
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Further into the fair, in the booth of Stockholm's Loyal Gallery, Alake Shilling's "Sweet Curly Kitty" (2018) is a riot of swirling stripes, distorted limbs, and hallucinatory exaggerations.
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HENRI-GEORGES CLOUZOT'S INFERNO Henri-Georges Clouzot's unfinished, hallucinatory thriller got a posthumous life in this documentary reconstruction by Serge Bromberg and Ruxandra Medrea, new on Blu-ray.
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Still, during more straightforwardly dark highlights — as when Ms. Williams-Haas narrated the birth of the work's terrifying title character — a morphing fortissimo soundscape provided ideally hallucinatory support.
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But he's been nominated twice before: Once for the Johnny Cash biopic "Walk the Line," and more recently for "The Master," a hallucinatory drama from Paul Thomas Anderson.
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And even in the depths of the movie's hallucinatory strangeness, it maintains an amusing awareness of all the petty irritants that can accrue when you're in close quarters.
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The derivative's main benefit: It has none of the pure substance's hallucinatory effects, but should pack the same addiction-suppressing punch that ibogaine has gained internet fame for.
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But when its corruption is being exposed and the drizzle of subpoenas becomes a downpour, they vanish, cuddling for warmth under the gilded umbrella of their hallucinatory virtue.
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It has been, but last year, the Spring/Break Art Show had rooms and installations that were wild, hallucinatory concoctions, fairy tales with the sharp incisors left in.
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Smith's narration alternates between sections called "Eighth Grade" and hallucinatory sections rendering Sam's three days in the well, spent with a snarky armadillo (this is Texas) named Bartleby.
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The effect is more intellectual and removed than your average horror score, but the music has a slippery, hallucinatory quality that renders Candyman's menacing voiceovers all the more terrifying.
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But the Butterfly-shaped Luna stage—with its decorative eruptions of fire, launched from behind its hallucinatory structure—would be home to what was perhaps Envision's most moving moment.
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Marie like a monolith — its collection promotes the past told from the point of view of the Jesuits — transforms into a science-fiction horror in several increasingly hallucinatory sequences.
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The latter also illustrates Sepultura's masterful sense of dynamics as it evolves from mid-paced stomping into a quiet, hallucinatory section with eerie choral vocals and layered Brazilian drums.
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"I barely made it from the desk to the bed, where I lay curled up in a hallucinatory state for the next eight hours," she wrote at the time.
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There is J.G. Ballard's hallucinatory Reagan-era "Hello America," with a future United States that has many contending presidents, including President Manson, who plays nuclear roulette in Las Vegas.
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Related [Exclusive] Building Art Boats for a Music Festival on a Lake Four Horsemen of the Environmental Apocalypse Arrive in London Take a Hallucinatory Boat Ride Inside a Museum
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Imagine my surprise when a debate so bloodless and unremarkable it seemed to slow time to a nightmarish lurch somehow transformed into a hallucinatory odyssey into Donald Trump's many friendships.
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By making addiction so central to his plot, Nesbo also makes Macbeth's paranoia and hallucinatory visions, so crucial to Shakespeare's play, not just believable but meaningful in a contemporary way.
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Throughout the second half of the season, some characters die, while others are lost in a kind of hallucinatory dreamscape and must try to find their way back to reality.
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Growing up, Swedish photographer Julia SH was fascinated by the films of David Cronenberg, not just for their hallucinatory visuals and nihilistic perspectives, but for their depictions of the body.
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Beta Librae's debut full-length, Sanguine Bond, features a similar sort of perceptual trickery, little tics and warbles in its creeping rhythms that make the downtempo charms feel somehow hallucinatory.
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This refrain captures the spirit of Woodson's dreamlike prose, which verges on hallucinatory in its consideration of the half-forgotten history of four black girls growing up in 1970s Brooklyn.
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There's the same fetish for infrastructure, but the photography of the Chunnel and various port and railway areas doesn't have the hallucinatory quality the original gave to the Oresund Bridge.
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While the job is inherently adversarial at times, the notion that people like them live in perpetual terror of people like me exists at a hallucinatory remove from my experience.
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A decade after climbing back from rock-bottom drug addiction herself, she is "basking in the hallucinatory absurdity of how great things had worked out against all odds," she added.
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The strongest part of Carlos López Estrada's hallucinatory statement about the criminal justice system, cultural appropriation, gentrification, friendship, masculinity, and mental health was Daveed Diggs's performance as its star, Collin.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Hieronymus Bosch's "The Garden of Earthly Delights" already offers its own immersive, bizarre experience, with scenes of Eden and hell framing a hallucinatory garden.
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And while you're in the building, don't forget the staggering colors and hallucinatory visions of the Himalayan miniatures in "Seeing the Divine: Pahari Painting of North India" (through July 21).
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CreditCreditChad Batka for The New York Times Sam Shepard, whose hallucinatory plays redefined the landscape of the American West and its inhabitants, died on Thursday at his home in Kentucky.
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Instead, it was the toned-down "Antidote," intended just for the "real fans," that heralded the domination of Scott's hallucinatory brand of rap in the latter half of the decade.
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To call Schweblin's novella eerie and hallucinatory is only to gesture at its compact power; the fantastical here simply dilates a reality we begin to accept as terrifying and true.
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"Birds of Passage," Cristina Gallego and Ciro Guerra's follow-up to their astonishing, hallucinatory, Oscar-nominated "Embrace of the Serpent," earns the label in a more honest and rigorous manner.
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His frightening warning: Since ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic, I might feel like I'm leaving my body and experience a "bad trip," as opposed to a more euphoric hallucinatory state.
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A macabre scene of cosmic and hallucinatory imagery begins with dancing skeletons and a carnage-strewn river of blood, before the familiar silhouette of the three-breasted woman enters the frame.
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It is still a little hallucinatory to be reminded that, in the border states, free blacks, second-class citizens but citizens still, lived side by side with those who were property.
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Colson Whitehead won the National Book Award for fiction on Wednesday night for "The Underground Railroad," a hallucinatory novel about the horrors of American slavery and the sinister permutations of racism.
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Unless he gets a full liver transplant, the doctor says he will die, and those hallucinatory encounters with his Confederate-soldier ancestor certainly have a "life-flashing-before-the-eyes" quality.
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The space opera gets an incredibly colorful and hallucinatory accompaniment with 3D artist Moritz Reichartz's video for the title track, which shows the first stage of this interstellar journey in action.
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So it's appropriate that The Mystery Lights, a five-piece from New York City, have started to show their faces now, creating truly trippy throwbacks to a filthier, more hallucinatory era.
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He has again conjured the hallucinatory specter of rampant voter fraud, the kind he once cited to explain away Hillary Clinton's winning of the popular vote by nearly three million ballots.
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The Geisel-Jones Private Snafu cartoons — you can blessedly see a lot of them on YouTube — make for hallucinatory watching now, since, though drawn and animated in the classic Warner Brothers.
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The artist's debut exhibition in New York consists of eight enormous, hallucinatory paintings of nature that border fact and fiction through their surreal hues and overabundance of minute, dream-like detail.
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However scrambled and hallucinatory Russia's sense of time was — the 14th century mixed with the 20th — the country's sheer unmanageable hugeness was a steady source of pride to its classical writers.
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His efforts to save a stranger's failing marriage become increasingly contrived and farcical, ultimately propelling Pete into a hallucinatory, nighttime odyssey amid the coyotes, the cactuses and a sinister dancing teenager.
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Without a word of dialogue, and with a hypnotic, hallucinatory clarity, it leaves behind the sad details of modern life and zeros in on primordial questions of survival and human identity.
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JS: One of the compelling things about Linklater's A Scanner Darkly is that he found in animation a kind of analogue to the trippy, hallucinatory experience of Philip K Dick's writing.
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I imagined that the train was as sweaty and clammy as I am, and as lightheaded and hallucinatory as I am while rolling through those cramped dark tunnels, seeking its next station.
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Toward the end of his life, when he was finishing " The Master and Margarita ," the bewitching, hallucinatory novel for which he is best known, Bulgakov suffered from nephrosclerosis, a painful kidney disease.
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Also, the hallucinatory optical power of Wong's paintings seem to be inspired by lacquerware's attention to detail and repletion of marks, especially when it comes to depicting dragon scales, waves, or feathers.
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Here, we look back at some of our favorite voyages of the last few years, from the hallucinatory salt flats of Ethiopia to a hotel room at the Park Hyatt in Tokyo.
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Watch for a hallucinatory cameo by Simone de Beauvoir highbrow-bickering with Gloria Steinem (nope, not the real one), and a Chorus of Dumb Bunnies, spewing lowbrow imperatives about snaring a man.
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These hauntingly pretty works feel a bit like "Tuca & Bertie" — a hallucinatory, messy story, about two bird-women exploring their past and future, that crawls inside its own egg and finds art.
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"The high Western light that fills his pictures seems almost hallucinatory," Tod Papageorge, former director of the graduate program in photography at Yale, wrote in an email to The Times in 2006.
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And his hallucinatory tweet last week in which he claimed to turn down an approach from Time magazine to make him Person of the Year for the second time in a row.
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Others tolerate the nausea and vomiting that comes from eating the dried crowns, or "buttons," of the peyote cactus for the sake of experiencing the hallucinatory effects of its signature ingredient, mescaline.
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Her notebooks contain anguished transcriptions, in upper-case letters, of the hallucinatory voices she heard, which harassed and threatened her ("OH, SHE IS SO STUPID […] ONE OF THESE EVENINGS, I WILL ATTACK").
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William Blake created three sets of artworks for Milton's poem, hallucinatory illustrations of Satan (at the gates of Hell; arousing the Rebel Angels) and Adam and Eve (being tempted, falling from grace).
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These are among other hallucinatory fictions peddled by opportunists like Mr. Cruz as they comfort an arms industry enriched by a gun mortality rate far higher than that of any other modern nation.
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In one moment, The Neon Demon is a bloated, hallucinatory prep session for a runway show; then it's a smiley face with Xs for eyes being resentfully scrawled onto a mirror with lipstick.
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What started as a mission to defeat ISIS became a mission to expel Iranian influence from Syria, thinking that can only charitably be called hallucinatory, no matter how good those 2,000 troops are.
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The director is Samuel Maoz, and he understands the hallucinatory force of grief—the way in which, all of a sudden, the tiniest details can seem strange, or strangely vital, to the living.
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It's deeply personal but never cloying, precisely because of how soberly Martin conveys the mental and physiological toll of the events, even as he stretches time into strange, hallucinatory configurations for the listener.
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The resulting images are hallucinatory in their intensity, evoking a fever dream or a psychedelic trip—an effect created in part by the absence of shadows, a trick Cobb learned from 3D modeling.
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So while Trump likes to crow, in a hallucinatory fashion, that gays love him, we made do in June with a tweet from his outsourced conscience, by which of course I mean Ivanka.
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The entire background pattern is rendered in thick, roiled paint — a hallucinatory expanse of vines or waves — and the child's white shirt and socks are striated from the back end of the brush.
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The writing that came out of CCRU's work has a hallucinatory, ethereal quality that makes it hard to figure out exactly what they're trying to say (Land's marquee book is titled Fanged Noumena).
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At the same time, the ridged lines and vibrant shapes established a continuum connecting the tactile to the hallucinatory, a material state of things to a state of seeing that approaches the vertiginous.
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There are many distinctive ways to craft this relationship, but whether you are making hallucinatory, sculptural installations or reinvigorating desolate gas stations, there must be a connection between human being and spatial construct.
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It looks like a hallucinatory experience of a county fair, with suggestions of blinking lights, roller-coasters, and the Ferris wheel that the artist has used as a frequent symbol in the past.
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With its hallucinatory visuals and pulsating soundtrack, the movie shocked many with its scenes of casual and desperate drug taking, brutally exposing a segment of society that had been left behind by the mainstream.
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Amid his hallucinatory style of speech—which continually evades the respite of a complete sentence—Trump stated in no uncertain terms that conflicts of interest, in any capacity, were of little concern for him.
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Grounded in part in Philip K. Dick's hallucinatory novel A Scanner Darkly, it is a grim depiction of addiction, loss, and post-millennial decline told through their unique take on electronic music's darkest strains.
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In Shapeshifter, thurairajah's first solo exhibition in Montreal (on view at Projet Pangée through March 25), visions of the past merge with a hallucinatory modern world as the physical and digital collide on canvas.
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Last year, the latter imprint reissued Eye Chant a collection of hallucinatory songs and electro-fragments originally released in 1986, that slowly became a legend among collectors for the spectral logic of its songwriting.
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With stately pacing and hallucinatory, carefully composed wide-screen black-and-white images, the film shows the influences of David Lynch and Jim Jarmusch even as it stakes out new spiritual and sociological territory.
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In funky, hallucinatory paintings by the Chicago artist Philip Hanson, at James Cohan, lines by Shakespeare, William Blake and Emily Dickinson appear as if seen in the fever dreams of a dying literature professor.
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According to John G. Fuller, Zoopsie — from the French word meaning hallucinatory visions of animals — was rampant among the afflicted in Pont-Saint-Espirit, who experienced tormenting visions of serpents, tigers, giant spiders, etc.
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Synthetic marijuana, otherwise known as K22 or Spice, is dried plant matter sprayed or coated with man-made hallucinatory substances that are created in an attempt to mimic THC, the psychoactive compound in marijuana.
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In Magic and Loss, I want show how readers might use the Web and not be overwhelmed by it; how we might stop fighting it, in short, and learn to love its hallucinatory splendor.
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It's a hallucinatory vision, equal parts surreal, symbolic, modern and faux-primitive, and the fact that the two human figures are of dramatically different sizes makes it very difficult to get a bead on.
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Unlike the pastoral passages in the other films, images of industrial sites, equipment and corporate talking heads are processed in this film with hallucinatory color and occasional glitches to amp up the delirious effect.
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Miko Revereza's "No Data Plan" (on Friday), for instance, has a hallucinatory quality: Footage of train travel across the United States is used to emphasize the paranoia felt by undocumented immigrants living in America.
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Going hand in hand with this theme, the projects at the latest edition of Spring/Break Art Show, titled In Excess, deepen and extend that feeling of immersion by being hallucinatory, obsessive, and ravishing.
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His contributions are everywhere: in feats of engineering like a tall silver tower whose top, sawed almost off, hangs perilously over the treetops; in the creaking, kinetic metalwork that punctuates Saint Phalle's hallucinatory landscape.
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If, as the myth goes, looking at Medusa causes the viewer to turn into stone, Webster transforms this into another possibility: looking at her painting can be hallucinatory and hair-raising, but not fatal.
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"Conservation-wise, it's a pretty big red flag," explained Arnold, noting that it would be easy for collectors — perhaps eager to capture the hallucinatory fish — to sleuth out the eggs and over-harvest the species.
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Mr. Ripstein's hallucinatory, deliberate style is engrossing, and "Bleak Street" is full of strange, vivid images and scenes, especially when the twins are together, practicing wrestling moves or musing on the demands of their craft.
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What they create on "Procedure," met at every turn by Mr. Opsvik and Mr. Waits, is a hallucinatory epic, indebted both to free-jazz avatars like Albert Ayler and the combustible side of prog-rock.
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Add to this the ultraviolet hues that birds can see and we can't, and you can start to imagine how bedazzling a Himalayan monal truly is—how nearly hallucinatory to the female watching him dance.
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But the power of "The Leftovers" is its capacity to embrace taboo impulses without judgment: to show radical faith, extended mourning, or hallucinatory paranoia not as pathological but as human, deserving of a gentle eye.
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If a country only likes to make a show of its "glory" and refuses to face its dark side and do something real to change it, its power and greatness are fragile and even hallucinatory.
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" Roy's scenes of violence are hallucinatory, like the chapters on the Bangladeshi independence movement in Salman Rushdie's "Midnight's Children," or the union-busting at the banana plantation in García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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Those two weeks were equaled in their hallucinatory intensity, at that point, only by the five-day period I had spent writing the Antarctic "Radioman" section of "The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay" years before.
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Marrying hallucinatory visions to hard-edged realism, true crime horror to black humor, they flicker in the mind's eye like scenes from a silent movie — a melodrama based on Jack the Ripper's dream journal, perhaps.
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As he monomaniacally pursues a cryptic trail, his own descent into madness feels preordained, and we're left to muddle through a hallucinatory denouement that smacks more of old-school acid trip than science or magic.
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One of the new works is by Eva Papamargariti, who adapted her single-channel work, Prosomiosis, for the space, a bewitching and disorientingly hallucinatory trip through the patterns, geometries and objects found in a virtual ecosystem.
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When she notices him eating the curdled blood out of an egg he's just cracked, she fears the worst, and before you can say "Polanski redux," she's locked in a hallucinatory custody battle with Lucifer himself.
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Centered around a visual of a zombified, jumprope-wielding young girl, the rest of the screen fills up with unnervingly hallucinatory imagery, reminding us that there's often something distinctly unnerving behind AC's hypnotic, sugar-sweet songwriting.
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Back in 2015, he released an EP called Aequs Nyama that was built around recordings of three local groups of drummers who play the traditional style of candombe, surrounding their hallucinatory playing with jittery electronic production.
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But while the show, very loosely inspired by Tocqueville, does pay off with hallucinatory visuals and aural overload — a combustible hallmark of Mr. Castellucci's work — it doesn't contribute much to our American moment of self-scrutiny.
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The book ended with a much more hallucinatory dive into the coming, climate change-driven future, while also setting up Crozier with the story's one major female character in a way that didn't feel particularly earned.
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Across seven instrumental pieces, they utilize familiar materials—interlocking synth lines and ghostly melodies—to craft spacious and anxious pieces that rumble with the hallucinatory plodding energy of dub, but without any of the general posi vibes.
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The charms of The Smoke are instead, appropriately, hallucinatory, off-kilter, and discursive—eight songs that dive between neon synth programing, clattering drum machines, and distinct images that gleam for a moment before fading into the fog.
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In a literary culture where poetry has long been the most celebrated medium, writers are experimenting with a range of genres and styles, including comics and graphic novels, hallucinatory horror novels and allegorical works of science fiction.
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So, his 70=minute set here is appropriately hallucinatory, mistily blending somnambulant techno tracks, foggy breaks, with a little bit of lens-flare ambience for the moments that the sun starts to peek in through warehouse windows.
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Her video installation "Black Friday" was shown at the Whitney Museum last year — a hallucinatory, drone-videoed fugue about shopping malls, the 21st-century equivalent of Coleridge's "caverns measureless to man," where we are all spendthrift Kubla Khans.
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In 2018, deep into the era of the "cinematic universe" and series like Westworld, whose very structure begs to be diagrammed, Annihilation's hallucinatory haziness feels bracingly out of step with the direction expansive sci-fi has been taking.
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I was thinking about the poem 'The Spider and the Fly', Kiss Of The Spider Woman and the Spider Goddess of Teoteclan who hayrides the Pyramids of Mexico City and sprouted hallucinatory morning glories to protect the underworld.
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Twitter accounts like "Science Porn" and "Science of Stuff" express delight in knowledge-as-meme, offering videos of cool transformations and explosions, or hallucinatory facts spelled out across a visually stunning image of cells or crystals or galaxies.
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Yet I missed the elements that make Mr. Boyle's original film such an achievement: the nuanced humanity amid the ugly, brutal mayhem; the hallucinatory sense of becoming detached from reality and helplessly submerged in some other psychic landscape.
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A poster of Psalm 91 in Spanish hangs in a corner, across from a hallucinatory mural that pictures a blue-eyed hamburger who could be cousin to Oscar the Grouch, and a hot dog snoozing in its bun.
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With his eyes cocaine-wide, his grey hoodie unzipped to the center of his pale chest, and his slim body pulsing like a dashboard Hula dancer, he looked like some hallucinatory combination of Richard Hell, Ian Curtis, and Hedwig.
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"Amelia Earhart" could be phonily poetic at moments, but for the most part it showcased its author's gift for capturing her heroine's state of mind and for weaving the real and the imaginary into a kind of hallucinatory spell.
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In moments it feels as if Jimmie and his faithful artistic friend, Montgomery (Jonathan Majors, a mournful heartbreaker), are dreaming the movie into existence, pouring its surrealistic jolts and hallucinatory beauty out of their heads and straight into yours.
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You wander from one to another by solving a simple puzzle; finding an object that sends Bullet dashing through a previously inaccessible gap; or walking along some hallucinatory woodland Möbius strip until the Blair Witch decides you've suffered enough.
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"It's All Gonna Be OK," which Noisey is premiering above, is nervous and twitchy, hallucinatory and repetitive with its scratchy and fidgeting guitar parts, until Gallo, sensing the growing unease, sings, "It's all gonna be OK." Good to know.
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Like Forrest Bess, Thornton's deep connection to hallucinatory visions is inseparable from his body, a bond he conveys through a group of seven individually titled paintings done on panels measuring 5 by 2010 inches, and collectively titled Brain Tumor Series (2017).
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And in glancing ways, Speedfactory simultaneously delivered on the dream of distributed manufacturing that the era of 220-D printing was supposed to usher in, and on Donald Trump's seemingly hallucinatory campaign promise that factory jobs would return to America.
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Labyrinthine and almost hallucinatory, the sprawling former bowling alley has been transformed to a freak-out art mecca, funded by $22008 million from Game of Thrones creator George R. R. Martin and another $232 million from Kickstarter and other fundraising.
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Some viewers have speculated that most of Joker's events are just Arthur's hallucinatory delusions after a mental health crisis, and that's an understandable reaction because the film is set in a dream-logic universe that basically exists to torment Fleck.
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In using marbling to compress layers of differently colored, semi-transparent shapes — as he does in the six "Cloud Papers I – VI" (2016), Taaffe arrives at a hallucinatory opticality where the layers seem to shift, as our we refocus our attention.
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The hallucinatory combination of different animation techniques and live-action sequences, all of wildly different levels of effort and quality, comes off like a nostalgic fever dream—or maybe like if you turned a game of "exquisite corpse" into a movie.
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Maar had trained as a painter, but, doubtful of her abilities (likely exasperated in her position as lover to the bullish master), largely ceased painting while with the group, instead producing a small but delightfully unsettling series of hallucinatory photographs.
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For some experiences you just have to wait — and the exhibitions of Yayoi Kusama, the 90-year-old Japanese mastermind of obsessively dotted paintings, hallucinatory pumpkins and sometimes blandly decorative installations, have become the art world's equivalent of Star Wars premieres.
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" Her hallucinatory 2009 feature film, "Pepperminta," told the tale, as she once described it, of "a young woman and her friends on a quest to find the right color combinations and with these colors they can free other people from fear.
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Like the Trip Metal memes that proliferated for a while on a very specific corner of Twitter, Wolf Eyes music is a surreal and hallucinatory take on familiar forms—something designed to make you laugh and gag at the same time.
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Schweblin's appropriately titled book is a hallucinatory short novel about dying woman who is trying to piece together memories of her family and a possible plague with the help of a young boy who may or may not have magical powers.
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It's the latest in a long line of visually compelling videos and photo shoots—whether he's telling tales of magical realism set in Iceland or hallucinatory, CGI-heightened nights out set in London, he's able to create evocative visual vignettes.
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They appear intimately connected to the banana plant, bathing with it and eating its fruit in dreamlike, almost hallucinatory scenes that often contain the word "Nobody" — a reference to Odysseus's trick of telling the Cyclops Polyphemus that his name is Nobody.
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That view shifted again this week with Mick Mulvaney's hallucinatory press conference on Thursday, in which he appeared to admit a version of the quid pro quo the president and his minions have spent the past few weeks fervently denying.
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Here, his prose possesses both the steel and the lyricism of his verse, and is perfectly attuned to capturing the surreal proceedings in Johnsonland, where hallucinatory imaginings bleed into daily life, where reality itself can seem like a fevered nightmare.
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The initial idea for what would become "Undone" struck Purdy while she was writing a similarly hallucinatory "BoJack" episode called "Downer Ending," in which the equine star embarks on a drug binge that triggers visions of an alternate life path.
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In fact, a good segment of the Vancouver, British Columbia-based artist and video game designer's book brims with hallucinatory, fluid standalone drawings — built of broad, sketchy lines on toned paper — that rush out to the borders of the page.
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The previous night, I'd seen her deliver a twisting, graceful performance as part of Oneohtrix Point Never's operatic new show MYRIAD, helping to bring his proggy new album Age Of to life with her hallucinatory approach to electroacoustic piano music.
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The narrowed focus distinguished between tortures in a way that made little sense to the people who had experienced them, and it made the stories about deaths seem more like hallucinatory one-offs than inevitable outcomes in a world of dehumanizing brutality.
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That the Greek surrealist director Yorgos Lanthimos was once attached to direct On Becoming a God makes perfect sense, given the subject matter—the violence of America's economy, in which exploitation begets exploitation—and the show's occasionally-hallucinatory depiction of Floridian life.
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Photo credit: Eraldo Peres/APAyahuasca has been used in shaman and healing rituals for centuries, specifically in areas near the Amazon river basin, but it's seeing a surge in popularity among "tourists" that travel to South America to seek its hallucinatory effects.
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But about half-way through, things take a certain turn—A Reservoir Dogs-suited Mr. Peanutbutter slinks out of the shadows with a shotgun, BoJack and Hollyhock run from the police, and BoJack is haunted by a hallucinatory chorus of spectral, dancing popsicles.
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They are: the Vercelli Book, which contains six poems, including the hallucinatory "Dream of the Rood"; the Junius Manuscript, which comprises four long religious poems; the Exeter Book, crammed with riddles and elegies; and the Beowulf Manuscript, whose name says it all.
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It is in the drawings that Foy did after 1950 that he arrives at something completely unique and unlikely: visions of nature in which the perceptions of surfaces and details are elevated to a heightened state that appears hallucinatory in its concentration.
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The Next:Space roster is currently moving into a new storefront in Ferndale (slightly north of Detroit) to open at the end of September, along with the debut, and wholly hallucinatory, furniture collection from the Pontiac-based experimental art and design duo Zuckerhosen.
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But "Bringing Out the Dead" (2718), adapted from Joe Connelly's novel, may be one of both filmmakers' most neglected works, a propulsive, hallucinatory odyssey through New York City nights in the early 2784s as experienced by a bleary-eyed paramedic (Nicolas Cage).
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The problem with more enthusiastic or even hallucinatory writers on the subject is that they just compound the zaniness at the heart of the thing; it's all too much of the same tone, like having George Will walk you through the tax code.
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In particular, reading for hours about life in a tiny raft sailing in the middle of the ocean from atop the bottom bunk in a colorless, cinder-block room primed me for the sort of quasi-hallucinatory episode rarely experienced in sobriety.
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Somewhere between tossing sexual predators off of bridges and an extended hallucinatory sequence that involves tiger sex the show reveals its true form: a spooky, trippy look at how a beauty-obsessed culture turns women into weapons...and what happens when those weapons go off.
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With Andre's smiling but steely encouragement behind them — a far cry from his wild-eyed, hallucinatory antics earlier in the episode, and a better fit for actor Trai Byers's natural Gary Cooper demeanor — the three young men agree to face their demons head-on.
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But now that I've moved away, with each return it all becomes almost hallucinatory: the dark blue water, the rocky coast with occasional flashes of white sand, the jasper stone beaches along the coast, the pine and fir forests somehow vivid in their stillness.
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The retrospective, which runs through July 7, also includes Sam Peckinpah's hallucinatory, ultraviolent 1974 masterwork, "Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia"; Terrence Malick's "Badlands," in which Oates played Sissy Spacek's father; Thomas McGuane's surreal seriocomedy "92 in the Shade," set in Key West, Fla.
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Despite these brief fits of bug-eyed energy, much of the film slowly drifts from one lengthy, druggy scene to another as though only half-conscious, with Cosmatos aiming for a hallucinatory tone similar to David Lynch or Enter the Void director Gaspar Noé.
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But its tart critique of a modern world increasingly homogenized, and individuals shorn of individuality through their reliance on devices sold by the millions, has been imbued with such hallucinatory visual allure that your attention is held fast throughout its 90-minute running time.
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Headley's jabs at suburban smugness are fun ("To us, and people like us" is a favorite Herot Hall toast), and Dana's hallucinatory flashbacks to the desert war are both harrowing and disorienting ("I don't know what real is, I don't know what alive is").
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The novel — a hallucinatory, steampunk-inflected alternate history about a young woman who escapes a life of slavery on a plantation in Georgia and travels north on a subterranean train — reaped near universal praise and won both the National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize.
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It helps to know the back story: Leonor Caraballo, who directed the movie with Matteo Norzi and wrote it with Mr. Norzi and Abou Farman, was an artist who explored the medicinal and hallucinatory plants of the Amazon after she found out she had cancer.
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In any case, the hallucinatory pleasures of Bad News are understandably rarer in the third volume, Some Hope (1994), which finds the thirty-year-old Patrick Melrose — a junkie when we last saw him — clean and sober and struggling to understand his abusive father with some equanimity.
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In any case, contemporary War Lit by vets and civilians alike (Ben Fountain's profoundly empathetic Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, Mark Doten's hallucinatory The Infernal) focuses on individual rather than collective experience because it is an arena where finding meaning, however fragmentary or damning, remains a possibility.
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Having known the defendant Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo (known by the alias Khwezi in the trial, until her death in 2016), Bopape takes aspects of the trial that might be familiar to a South African audience and reprogrammes them in a hazy, hallucinatory retelling of the crime.
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The duo's new LP Thoughts of a Dot as It Travels a Surface is a loose, shaggy collection of shimmery oscillations, thickets of abstract string swells, distant gasps, and field recordings bound together with a hallucinatory logic that moves seamlessly between memorable themes and foggy improvisation.
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At the camp, "Macbeth" is being staged for the miners' benefit, and we see hallucinatory scenes of Dame Shirley as Lady Macbeth ("Come, you spirits / That tend on mortal thoughts, unsex me here") and Clarence as Macbeth ("Is this a dagger which I see before me").
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The lamps shimmer, as they do in the painting, but here the curving lines of light vibrate to indicate the passing of time; the effect, oddly, is not to enhance the original vision but to drain it of hallucinatory power, nudging it toward the brink of kitsch.
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"No, because what he actually sings in the verses is so impossible to understand that it escapes the neediness — he doesn't really seem to be asking for anything," said Mr. McPherson, citing the song's hallucinatory images (a guilty undertaker, the Queen of Spades, a dancing child).
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Trust me, a person who's seen Cats four times in theaters, when I say that Rebel Wilson unzipping her cat skin suit to reveal another cat skin suit underneath is exactly the kind of hallucinatory vision you'll want to turn to someone and yell about afterward.
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The show, which runs just over an hour, has a narrower focus than the previous Double Edge production in Montclair, "The Grand Parade (of the 20th Century)," but it still feels like a peek into an expansive world — a hallucinatory, symbol-heavy tour of Carrington's fervid mind.
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Offering a simple menu of bar food — burgers, pizza, fish and chips — its most appealing aspect is the almost hallucinatory interior, with junk furniture, mismatched furnishings, haphazardly cobbled-together lamps and the centerpiece mural of a woman with curly red hair who seems lost in thought.
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China is competing with us, and it's competing well, and if his strategy for the industrial Midwest is to tell displaced and anxious factory workers that their fears are hallucinatory, I doubt he'll have the enormous traction in the region that his backers and many pundits project.
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For now, no one knows whether esketamine, or any of the other ketamine-based compounds being studied, are any more effective than the generic anesthetic itself — or, for that matter, whether the out-of-body and hallucinatory "side effects" are in fact integral to its antidepressant properties.
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Denis Johnson, a National Book Award winner whose novels and short stories about the fallen — junkies, down-and-out travelers, drifters and violent men in the United States and abroad — emerged in ecstatic, hallucinatory and sometimes minimalist prose, died on Wednesday at his home in Gualala, Calif.
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The Lovecraftian evil lurking in Knotty Pines is given expression via kaleidoscope, hallucinatory plumbing and altered states of consciousness, and Forbes's art is wonderfully varied — think '70s French animation like "Fantastic Planet," or the great '80s D&D illustrator Erol Otus — without shattering the overall tone.
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Having foreshadowed the mystery to come, the show spends much of the season presenting us with suspects for a crime that hasn't happened yet, and that isn't always an exciting process — without the romantic, hallucinatory charge of Abbott's prose, the plot machinery can get a little obtrusive.
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However, the LSD blotter paper on its broken screen (a detail only discernible up close) renders a tenuous narrative of drug scores and hallucinatory states, while the red glow calls up images ranging from a stoplight to a laser light show to the sight on a handgun.
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Romero's Dreamland is not just an empty-minded satire of "La-La Land," but a strangely hallucinatory world of both love and violence, a landscape wherein you never can quite be sure where you are actually going — or even if you might ever arrive at your destination.
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By far the best reason to watch Mad Dogs is the way that it turns its version of Belize into a hallucinatory hellscape, all without unnecessarily demonizing the actual people of Belize (outside of maybe the ninth episode, which makes them all seem like criminals or crazy homeless people).
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This epic is unlike any other I've read—it will get under your skin as it drives you towards the deepest reaches of space, asking the too-often unasked questions about such journeys: questions of ego, of experience, of what then constitutes as hallucinatory, from beyond it all.
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There's a feverish air to "Dietland," emphasized by its hallucinatory imagery, be it Plum imagining a man-tiger lover while weaning herself from antidepressant medication or the materialization of a laughing, applauding studio audience in a cafe when Plum meets with a radicalized former sitcom star (Alanna Ubach).
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The result is a kind of hallucinatory swirl of night sky, cypress trees, and wallpapers in the background, with a foreground of characters van Gogh once painted, everyone from Doctor Paul Gachet to paint supplier Père Tanguy, all of them painstakingly recreated as the artist once perceived them.
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" The L.A. Times' Justin Chang on this "hallucinatory Razzie-courting mayhem": "Given how often the movies tend to stereotype felines as smug, pampered homebodies, there are certainly worse characters one could spend time with, though I am hard-pressed at the moment to think of many worse movies.
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But even if you don't believe the casting of Slate as a hopelessly romantic Pomeranian is perfection, or don't appreciate the sublime insanity of the film's hallucinatory sausage dream, The Secret Life of Pets' ambition to tell the stories it dares to tell, even the dark ones, is admirable.
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According to a study published in Lancet Psychiatry in September 2017–the largest randomized trial of a psychological intervention to date–insomniacs who underwent a ten-week course of cognitive behavioral therapy to address their sleep problems showed sustained reductions in paranoia and hallucinatory experiences as a result.
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I always assumed that Bosch chose this theme because it gave him a chance to paint his beloved little monsters, but learning about St. Anthony's Fire puts a new spin on it: Could it be that Bosch was also depicting the hallucinatory terrors of the disease's sufferers, perhaps described to him?
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Not only is there the twist, but the author plays a cruel joke on poor Peyton Farquhar: his hallucinatory dash to freedom and his wife's tender embrace end with a stunning blow on the back of his neck—the rope is still there, after all—and then he is dead.
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Luke Murphy's "Every Pixel Bright" is a twilight garden of blinking and glowing geometric sculptures constructed from LED matrix panels, while Shana Moulton's "Whispering Pines 10: Phase 1," a collaboration with the composer Nick Hallett, is the latest in a series of hallucinatory videos Ms. Moulton has been making since 2002.
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In a statement, Carla Hayden, the Librarian of Congress, praised the "profound empathy" of Mr. Johnson's work, which includes the short story collection "Jesus' Son," inspired in part by his own experiences with addiction, and "Tree of Smoke," a sprawling, hallucinatory novel about Vietnam that won the 2007 National Book Award.
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Some of these medicines have single-handedly eradicated illnesses that have plagued humanity from the dawn of time; some have made chronic conditions at least somewhat more tolerable; others have plunged people into sleepless hallucinatory hell-worlds from which no amount of therapy (or lawsuit money) could ever save them.
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Her first play, the anguished and surreal "Funnyhouse of a Negro," won an Obie award in 1964; so did the misty "June and Jean in Concert" and the hallucinatory "Sleep Deprivation Chamber," written with Adam Kennedy, which debuted as part of the Signature Theater's yearlong exploration of her work in 1996.
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The song lends itself well for the visual, a totally weird and hallucinatory ride that mixes together animated versions of the band with a variety of other fitting images and sights, including a giant blue mouth that turns into a guitar, beefy dudes squatting and dancing, and some good ol' stage diving.
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"Fog, drizzle and snow sank unchanged through the islands of reddish streetlights, as though even the weather were a mere expression of stagnation and the past," the narrator observes of a return to his birthplace in "The Afternoon," a hallucinatory blend of present and past that evokes the luminous prose of W.G. Sebald.
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In his latest audiovisual work, Versum, featuring Lea Fabrikant, which recently debuted at Sónar Festival's +D program, Barri took a mesmerized crowd deep into a hallucinatory 3D world by collectively flying them through abstract, shimmering, and colorful visuals that mirrored, when paired with evolving, ambient sounds, the effect of a psychedelic trip.
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ZULEIKHA By Guzel Yakhina Whenever I have taught Andrei Platonov's hallucinatory masterpiece, "Soul," a novella about the Soviet expansion into Central Asia, I've noticed that many of my otherwise knowledgeable undergraduates have only a vague idea of what happened in Eastern Europe between the Russian Revolution and the 1980s liberalizations of Glasnost.
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Yet none of his paintings had prepared me for the hallucinatory strangeness of the real thing: a place that inverts geological time, where the ground underfoot is younger than the orphaned church spires rising above it, where a mountain — an immovable part of any ordinary landscape — is only a few decades old.
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Comfort is benevolently ruled by a man known as the Dream (a mustachioed Keanu Reeves), who gives its residents hallucinatory drugs and says things like, "To Enter the Dream, You Must Let the Dream Enter You" (it's impossible to imagine him uttering such a phrase in any other way than in sentence caps).
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This finely cast production's heightened, sometimes hallucinatory feel (aided by Megan Lang's lighting and Kathy Ruvuna's sound design) is of a piece with the logical insanity of the world these students inhabit, where blackness and femaleness are enduringly alien to white men like TJ, with his sorghum-sweet accent and entrenched entitlement.
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Some of Balke's best large paintings may have come in the late 1840s, suggested by the hallucinatory "Seascape," in which a crown of mountains seems to float above land, sea and clouds like a vision, and "The North Cape in the Moonlight" — a gentler, larger, earlier version of the show's first painting.
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It's pretty all over the place—vaulting from hallucinatory sound poetry (AGF's "QI'RA") to noise tracks made from television preachers (Bob Bellerue's "Full Armor of God") to technoid mutations (Gaul Plus' "World Diva") to jittery drum explorations (Speaker Music's "Rhythmanalysis") and a whole lot of other universes in the course of its 40 tracks.
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For instance, Gustave Flaubert's novel The Temptation of Saint Anthony, contains not only hallucinatory imagery congruent with the effects of ergot alkaloids, but also contains in the opening passage of the novel a clear symbol of a known cause of ergot poisoning: a description of a loaf of black bread inside the hermit saint's cabin.
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The characters—an earnest woman who wants to save her people, a larger-than-life shaman who sends you on hallucinatory spiritual journeys—are lifted from previous Far Cry games, and everything you do here you've done a thousand times before: You find resources, spend them on upgrades, and complete missions and side-quests.
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" Finalists: Jake May, The Flint Journal | Katie Falkenberg, The Los Angeles Times __________ FICTION Colson Whitehead, "The Underground Railroad" When he was working on his hallucinatory and chilling novel, which reimagines American slavery, Mr. Whitehead studied works by masters of magical realism, including Toni Morrison's "Beloved" and Gabriel García Márquez's "One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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The hallucinatory quality, the elasticity of time in Cheever's story, always made sense to me because it captures what every swimmer both anticipates and dreads — that someday, you will lift your head from the water, and this time, after all the thousands of times before it, the world that reappears before you will not be the one you left.
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Not when we read hallucinatory lines like these, as the poet's attention focuses on the "thing […] [still hanging in the air between us:" the molecules of concrete coalescing grain by grain into a corrugated pillar topped by a cloud–a tree form: In the masterful "Blackacre," the book's title poem, Youn reads Milton's famous sonnet on being blind.
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Stretched across the fifth-floor gallery of the Breuer, the Vessel Orchestra comprises a hallucinatory intersection of objects—from Persian religious figurines to contemporary ceramics and Deco portrait busts—and offers a set of pure tones that, pealing out from thousands of years of vessel silence, have enticed many composers, including Nico Muhly , to write music for it.
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However, give Neumann credit: stories may have made him sound like a pot-smoking surfer dude who lived in a hallucinatory fantasyland, but — unlike his employees, whose dreams of IPO wealth were suddenly and completely shattered — he managed to walk away from the business he drove nearly into the ground with a reported $1.7 billion windfall.
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As can be seen through the work included in Metrograph's current retrospective of the director's work — part one of the series ends today; the second part begins in November — the revolutionary hope quickly turned to disenchantment, and the political foundation of his work was buried under hallucinatory metaphor and, later, a turn toward poetic autobiography that continues in slightly altered form today.
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She has a good ear for talk, and a fine eye for detail; at one point she makes the slightly hallucinatory discovery that the recently elected Brooklyn D.A., Eric Gonzalez, chose his career path after reading Tom Wolfe's " The Bonfire of the Vanities " as a teen-ager—not an obvious book to point someone on a path toward public service.
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The effect is made all the more hallucinatory by the fact that these horrors took place not in Poland or Algeria but in what are now, in effect, rest stops along I-95, in Connecticut and New Jersey, in a time we still think of as all three-cornered hats and the clip-clop of Hollywood equipages on cobblestoned streets.
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Visionary scientific minds, including the theoretical physicists Stephen Hawking and Kip Thorne, have devoted entire books to unpacking the hallucinatory scenarios thought to be induced by black holes' gravitational forces—imagine the bottom of your body violently wrenched away from the top, physically stretching you like a Looney Tunes character, a scenario that Thorne's Black Holes and Time Warps paints in stomach-churning detail.
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More than any sub-genre of R&B I'm aware of, the album shares a sensibility with meditative, pop-garbled works of electronic surrealism like Playboi Carti's Die Lit or Haruru Inu Love Dog Tenshi's Lost Lost Dust Dream (compare that album's "Shindo" to Solange's "Sound of Rain"), in which beats and hooks typically found in pop-conventional contexts are cut up into a hallucinatory reverie.
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For a week, he and I would be unable to enjoy one another's company while watching streaming and OnDemand TV programming in stunning 19503K resolution, which made me realize the majority of our free time is spent enjoying one another's company while watching streaming and OnDemand TV programming in stunning 4K resolution, the picture quality of which is sometimes so crisply detailed it borders on hallucinatory.
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"Cats" the movie features prestigious performers from stage, screen, music and dance — including Jennifer Hudson, Sir Ian McKellen, Dame Judi Dench, Idris Elba, Rebel Wilson, James Corden and ballerina Francesca Hayward — all tricked out in digitally generated fur that is simultaneously so lifelike and so creepily hallucinatory that the cast looks like a colony of feral felines who have taken up permanent residence in the uncanny valley.
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This quasi-hallucinatory, disco inferno-ish climax is multi-layered and ambiguous enough to accommodate multiple interpretations; it's a mother's worst nightmare, a vision of the contemporary world coming apart while the oblivious masses treat it as the ultimate party, a view of primitive hedonism trumping educated civilization, the destructive mob prevailing over the constructive individual, all perhaps an intuitive sign of the times as envisioned by Aronofsky.
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He covers all the major twists and turns of the Maoist regime up to 1989, providing learned, witty digressions on a host of topics from the importance of banquet scenes in Peking opera to what Fang calls the "hallucinatory megalomania in Communist culture," though he readily admits that, like many Chinese intellectuals, he was for years a true believer in Chinese socialism and the greatness of the Chairman.
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While the video evokes a hallucinatory Neo-Tokyo that's been well-represented in anime and film, the work as presented in the exhibition ironically seems to be as much about showing off the high-definition capabilities of the Toshiba flat-screen TV displaying the video as it is about representing a society made entirely of spectacle and devoid of people (Toshiba is listed as a sponsor on the artwork's wall text).
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Certainly for most sensible secular scientific-minded people, to say that our era's close encounters are of the same type as encounters with the unseelie court of faerie is to say that they are all equally imaginary, proceeding from internalized fancies and hallucinatory substances and late-night wrong turns, plus some common evolved subconscious that fears shape-shifting tricksters in modern Nevada no less than in the mists around Ben Bulben.
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Whether it's the representation of BoJack's mother's dementia (S4 E11), in which faces are blurred out or scribbled over; the hallucinatory violence of a particularly heavy drug bender (S1 E11); or an opioid-induced breakdown that causes BoJack to confuse his reality with scenes from the TV show he's shooting (S5 E11), animation is consistently experimented with to simulate experiences and emotions that the viewer may or may not have reference points for.
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The film he made instead, I Am Cuba (1964), was a hallucinatory, freewheeling work of communist kitsch, a pastiche of Soviet and Cuban symbolism that tried to combine camp and revolution; a sprawling story whose narratives never quite run together, all shot with a gravity-defying, always-on-the-move, "emotional" camera; a cinephile's wet dream, the film about which Werner Herzog once said anyone who hadn't seen it didn't deserve to be a cinematographer.
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In the company of Saul Steinberg, a simple Italian restaurant on Sullivan Street could feel as gravely melancholy and precisely ordered as one of his drawings, while a day spent with Bruce McCall has a hallucinatory atmosphere in which everything in Manhattan seems to have been transplanted from a midsize Canadian city in the nineteen-fifties—to the point that he seems able to find parking spaces at will, as if carrying them in his Torontonian pocket.
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" He dissects an elite whose privileges the masses would kill for — a former tennis star who wonders whether he really exists; a banker turned filmmaker undone by desire; a midlife divorcée starved of and repulsed by human connection — with a language both hallucinatory and philosophical: "We live to validate for one another the insane pretext that this is normal and right, and what are we all searching for but some moment when the world's gaze falls on our gross, petty lives and says, How special.
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So why not—you ponder, as you eye a ziplock baggie of mushroom dust leftover from summer, or the four hits of blotter you keep in a cheap matryoshka doll you bought at the International Pavilion at the Ex—travel inside, exploring crags and crannies of your own consciousness, surveying the vast, ever-shifting metaphysical landscapes that reveal themselves, as your ego dissolves and you float, freely, through a hallucinatory frolic, traversing what the late psychedelic researcher Dr. Sidney Cohen called "the beyond within"?
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As confetti and the flaccid remains of balloons are swept from the floor of the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland, as the delegates wake up groggy in their hotels from a four-day bender of hallucinatory political theater, as the echoes of Donald Trump's words—"I am your voice"—linger in our collective consciousness like a bad dream, we are left to grope, through a growing fog of shame and regret, for an answer to the age-old question that accompanies any serious hangover: What in the hell just happened?
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Mr. McGuire, who is a founder and a director of the University of Manchester's Center for New Writing, in England, hasn't written a postmodern or self-consciously literary novel here; rather, he's exhaled his knowledge of literature into a gripping thriller that pulses with echoes of countless classics, from Melville's "Moby-Dick" (an ill-fated whaling expedition, a fascination with evil and the destructive element in nature and in man) to Poe's "The Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym of Nantucket" (a hallucinatory journey to the South Pole, where extremes of weather fuel existential questions of identity and death).
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