The masterwork has echoes of Mendelssohn's predecessors Mozart and Schubert.
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To fund it, they listed the architectural masterwork on Airbnb.
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By 1987 she wrote "Beloved", which many believe is her masterwork.
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Marwen is his escape, his therapy and his complex multimedia masterwork.
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No one is going to want a Masterwork on their arm.
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SUMMIT "Forest and Vale," the Masterwork Chorus conducted by Chris Shepard. Feb.
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Like the film, the fan trailer is a mini-masterwork in pacing.
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MADISON "Haydn the Creation," Masterwork Chorus and Orchestra, conducted by Christopher Shepard.
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"Sacred Masterwork: Felix Mendelssohn's 'Elijah,'" the Great Auditorium Choir and soloists. Aug.
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Case in point: a recent masterwork the pop star posted to Instagram.
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His "Lute-Player" (1595-96, from the Hermitage) is another recognizable masterwork.
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Like the Gate itself, this structure is truly a masterwork of craftsmanship.
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Even Tolkien's masterwork, "The Lord of the Rings," was complicated by race.
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At the center is Beckmann's masterwork of political commentary, "Birds' Hell" (1938).
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Release Date: 2017 Barry Jenkins' sophomore masterwork is a rarified piece of art.
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Hill's six-volume series, with art by Gabriel Rodríguez, is widely considered his masterwork.
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Her show was breezy and precise, one masterwork of sly songwriting after the next.
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Under duress, the pair sold Pablo Picasso's masterwork "The Actor" for $12,000 in 1938.
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The dogs preface that they, short-lived, will not see the conclusion of their masterwork.
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Linklater's masterwork: The Before trilogy is likely the work he'll eventually be best known for.
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His 1,2013-page masterwork, "Infinite Jest," was released in a 20th-anniversary edition this year.
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But anyone familiar with Blunk's oeuvre will tell you that the house is his masterwork.
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" Taylor Mac has challenged audiences with his masterwork, "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music.
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Inventive, clever and completely engaging, Half-Life: Alyx is the first masterwork of VR gaming.
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That "Sinfonia" of Luciano Berio (1925-2003) happens to be a brilliant if unwieldy masterwork.
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That left Netflix's Oscar hopeful, Alfonso Cuaron's memory-drenched masterwork "Roma" out of the top category.
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Mastodon's stylistic explorations continued into 2009's Crack the Skye—a full-blown prog metal masterwork.
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Ernst Beyeler, a top dealer of modern art, called it a "sublime unknown masterwork," he added.
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CHATHAM "Orff Carmina Burana and Bernstein Chichester Psalms," Masterwork Chorus Summer Sing conducted by Ryan Brandau.
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DE) said on Wednesday that it had signed an investment agreement with Chinese company Masterwork (300195.
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Anthem is all about acquiring masterwork and legendary weapons and upgrades, which requires hours of grinding.
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He's creating a lifelike masterwork in his small studio in Yaba, a mainland suburb of Lagos.
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In 1928, he donated the series, which he considered his masterwork, to the city of Prague.
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Winter Song even features French physical comedian Pierre Etaix, who lent his agile hands to Bresson's masterwork.
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Every image captures the colors and brush strokes that went into making each masterwork in astonishing detail.
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They just wanted to see a masterwork that dates from about 2400 and was rediscovered in 2005.
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The beat is a spare-parts masterwork — erotic exhales, what sound like detuned guitars, no-wave dissonance.
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A few decades ago, amateur groups like David Randolph and the Masterwork Chorus dominated the "Messiah" scene.
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Distraught, he wandered and composed the sorrowful "Songs of the South," a masterwork of classical Chinese verse.
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It's a masterwork of fancy shower design; near perfection in the form of eco-friendly mist and fog.
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Much of the movie's history was conspiratorial gibberish, but it was — and remains — a masterwork of bravura editing.
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Titled New Path, their latest record was conceptually inspired by Phillip K. Dick's chimeric masterwork A Scanner Darkly.
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But the true masterwork is probably "Untitled (Ford Focus Owner's Manual)," a scathing reflection on parenting and society.
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The whimsical Pompidou Center in Paris is a postmodern masterwork: It gleefully displays the guts of the building.
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Such is the price you pay for the privilege of crawling beneath the skin of a Chekhov masterwork.
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It doesn't rank up there with "Head-On" (2004) and "The Edge of Heaven" (2007), Mr. Akin's masterwork melodramas.
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The re-creations of Seurat's masterwork are not nearly as sumptuous or literal as they were in the original.
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Nourse hasn't written a literary masterwork; the characters aren't deep or interesting enough, and the conflict wraps up too easily.
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Scott Elliott's uneven revival may be performed in a lower key than the usual interpretations of this American gothic masterwork.
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"Mothership Connection," the title track of their intergalactic masterwork, uses the negro spiritual "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" as a refrain.
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Elsewhere, he absorbs a painting in a London gallery, retracing the passages in one of Urbain's copies of a masterwork.
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In an uncharacteristically warm and generous assessment of his friend's masterwork, he wrote: Less original novelists tenaciously follow their protagonists.
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"Agon" is a masterwork, and in 1957 Balanchine was making a purposeful statement about race and the civil rights movement.
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In this wistful, deeply felt masterwork, a filmmaker faces his own mortality, awakens desire and transforms ragged life into art.
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At its best, SpongeBob SquarePants is a masterwork of containing so much unique, brilliant humor in each 11-minute episode.
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While we're certain that everyone is intimately aware of Chris Marker's 1962 genre-exploding masterwork, we should probably offer a refresher.
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Much has been made about the complexities, contradictions, and conflicts of interest in Curtis's masterwork, by Native and non-Native scholars.
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Reshaping a masterwork is a daunting task, but Anna Meredith now feels a sort of kinship to the Baroque Italian composer.
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The canal — an engineering masterwork that provides a shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific — handles about 5 percent of maritime trade.
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Heath is careful to stress that the book is not a literary masterwork, but he acknowledges that it has its moments.
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His masterwork here, though, is his "Last Supper," in which the old Christian story is set at the counter of a diner.
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That's what art is supposed to do -- and Muhammad Ali was his own masterwork, his shadows and light in perpetual, riveting combat.
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And an elderly woman posts to Facebook a selfie of herself beside a masterwork, presumably commencing an avalanche of social-media approval.
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The other 16th-century masterwork at Fontainebleau is the Salle de Bal, the ballroom, built by François's son, Henri II, in 1558.
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Her latest undertaking, "Sex Status 2.0," comes out of her thinking about "The Second Sex," Simone de Beauvoir's feminist masterwork from 1949.
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The Good Fight In 1999, Joss Whedon's genre bending, pop feminist masterwork "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" aired "The Zeppo" in Season 3.
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His 15th-century painting "Annunciation," depicting Mary visited by an angel, is a masterwork of powerful color, exquisite detail and beatific light.
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Still, The Shining is a major cinematic masterwork, and Doctor Sleep clearly plans to liberally reference it, revisit it, and even remix it.
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Here, and still on his birthday post, we have a personal favorite of mine, if not simply for the masterwork in the background.
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None of this mattered during a medley of themes from "Stellar Regions," Coltrane's late masterwork, which featured Alice Coltrane, Ravi's mother, on piano.
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Portuguese-style octopus — thick tentacles mingled with charred onion, potato confit and crumbled chorizo — was a small masterwork of salt, spice and succulence.
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And that's exactly the home the artiste envisioned for it, petitioning the National Portrait Gallery to make the masterwork Trump's official presidential portrait.
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McEwan rewrites the history of technology, and innumerable other things, to make an A.I. masterwork like Adam plausible back in the Thatcher era.
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It occupies just one gallery, bringing together a dozen boxes by Cornell and a Cubist masterwork that he cited as their direct inspiration.
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"The Castle" is white hot with the accumulated dismay of this confounding moment, a masterwork that ought to grieve and shame us collectively.
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Las Alcobas is not far from Ricardo Legorreta's 1968 masterwork, the Camino Real hotel, a dazzling apparition washed in brilliant yellows and pinks.
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And much of their analysis was based on Engels's own masterwork, "The Condition of the Working Class in England," published three years before.
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Rebirth saw a beloved character return to the DC universe and contained a massive revelation that connects it to an Alan Moore masterwork.
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Displaying her lineage, she programmed her own "To this day" alongside a masterwork from William Forsythe, in whose Ballett Frankfurt she once danced.
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Before Ferry, "Love Is the Drug" was purely a Mackay instrumental that seemed no more than b-side fare for their 1975 masterwork Siren.
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The site had been running for six years, and to read it was to intrude on a very particular kind of private, obsessive masterwork.
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For almost three decades, John was one of the most important filmmakers in this business, dating back to his masterwork, 'Boyz n the Hood.
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"Spamilton" is here to dispel those myths by placing Mr. Miranda's masterwork in a context that might be described, on many levels, as broad.
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My favorite Vine wasn't a lifesaver or a masterwork; it just cheered me up more quickly than any other emotional fix in my arsenal.
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Lawrence was just 23 when he produced his sweeping masterwork, "The Migration Series" (1941), 60 modernist tableaus depicting the journey and what drove it.
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Mungiu's tale, in its tightening of the moral vise, is an obvious successor to "4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days," his masterwork of 2007.
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An Appraisal Sebastian Dangerfield, the hero of J. P. Donleavy's picaresque masterwork "The Ginger Man" (1955), knew how he wanted to exit this world.
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There are new contracts to chase, plus the highest-level Masterwork and Legendary loot that you'll mostly get from the newly unlocked Grandmaster difficulty settings.
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Frankel's confrontations on the second season, with new castmate and former model Kelly Bensimon, set the standard for Frankel's masterwork exposing inauthenticity on the show.
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Trump is likely not a student of the English political philosopher Hobbes, who wrote his masterwork "Leviathan" in the shadow of the English Civil War.
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The Chrysler Museum of Art offers visitors a rare opportunity to view a masterwork by Johannes Vermeer of Delft now in person for six weeks.
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Sold at Sotheby's to an American collector in 1958 for only 45 pounds, it again sold in 2005 as an overpainted copy of the masterwork.
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Between 1932 and 1934, the Mexican muralist José Clemente Orozco toiled away on the masterwork that would christen the basement of Dartmouth College's new library.
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Not a pipe dream: The Oscar- and Tony-winning actor Denzel Washington has returned to Broadway to star in this gin-soaked Eugene O'Neill masterwork.
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The name of the album, of course, nods to Sly Stone's 2100 masterwork "There's a Riot Goin' On," released at another time of sociopolitical turmoil.
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In her masterwork, "Nickel and Dimed" (2001), she embedded herself in the unskilled labor market, serving as a waitress, cleaning-service maid and Walmart employee.
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Christie's offered Max Beckmann's much-exhibited German Expressionist masterwork "Hölle der Vögel (Birds' Hell)," from 231 to 284, with a low estimate of £2605 million.
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A painting hidden away in a closet turns out to be a Dutch masterwork worth millions And this, folks, is why you do spring cleaning.
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While he didn't recognize it as a masterwork, he liked it and ended up buying the contents of the house for roughly $2,000, he said.
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It's something like Imogen Heap meeting early Purity Ring, and the guest verse from Florida underground rapper Kaiydo makes "Atlantis" a masterwork in craft and atmosphere.
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Sold at Sotheby's to an American collector in 1958 for 45 pounds, it again sold in 2005 as an overpainted copy of the masterwork, he said.
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Mr. Spano drew a glowing, spacious performance of this Brahms masterwork from the orchestra, marking a great return visit for both him and this essential ensemble.
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RIDGEWOOD "O Fortuna — A Celebration of Hope and Joy" The New Jersey Choral Society presents Carl Orff's masterwork "Carmina Burana" in honor of its 893th anniversary.
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But not every animatronic in the parks can be a simple pneumatic connected to a bulky master system or a highly advanced and complex robotic masterwork.
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He was writing about "A Doll's House," his proto-feminist masterwork, which concludes with Nora Helmer, a restive Norwegian housewife, walking out on her husband, Torvald.
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The game was dropping so much masterwork and legendary loot that players were sure it was a mistake, and they begged Bioware not to fix it.
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Is "Conspiracy" a profound masterwork by a talented young writer or merely another pelt for the mantle on Holiday's 40-acre ranch in Bastrop County, Tex.?
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Before the Mona Lisa achieved worldwide celebrity status with it's headline-making 1911 theft, its status as a masterwork was mostly known by art world elites.
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This week, watch a play about Surrealist fistfights, hear a late masterwork from avant-garde composer Morton Feldman, attend a political sign-making workshop, and more.
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"This discovery adds a major masterwork both to the artist's oeuvre and to the Getty Museum's paintings collection," said Timonthy Potts, director of the Getty Museum.
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From the deep midnight of shattered Europe, Reve crafted not only an existential masterwork worthy to stand with Beckett or Albert Camus but an oblique historical testament.
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But that sense of randomness in the loot pool has been replaced in Destiny 2 by a new "Masterwork" system that just isn't as effective or exciting.
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"The real, the unique misfortune: to see the light of day," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in his 1973 masterwork, The Trouble With Being Born.
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Shange's masterwork is certainly the text most closely associated with the genre choreopoem, but it's the category I thought of when reading Bernardine Evaristo's Girl, Woman, Other.
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Having given up on regaining the original masterwork, de Groot hires a garrulous gumshoe to follow a trail of arty crumbs to the painter who forged it.
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However, when the artist's masterwork is taken into consideration — the Isenheim altarpiece which Hagenauer was commissioned to create with painter Mathias Grünewald — the ergot narrative takes flight.
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But Moneypenny's masterwork is still Daytona, even though since 1988 cars there and at Talladega have been required to use restrictor plates to reduce power and speed.
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And to be sure, the continuing relevance of his masterwork, "The Wealth of Nations," published at the moment our nation came to be in 1776, is undeniable.
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The goal of this recurring series is to pair an acknowledged masterwork with a complementary, lesser-known title from a filmmaker omitted from a bias-tainted canon.
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Back in 2008, in a jittery market, this much-exhibited Russian masterwork sold at Sotheby's to its guarantor for $60 million, then an auction high for Malevich.
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Or you can take a guided tour of the painting, which has been put together by Dutch art gallery the Mauritshuis, the real home of the masterwork.
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This is when Big cut songs like "Gimme the Loot"—a knotty little masterwork which sounds, vocally, like a duet with a more manic version of himself.
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The connection to the play is tenuous but intriguing — as in Arthur Miller's masterwork, The Salesman suggests much about Iranian society from the examination of one family.
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"I wanted to give her a voice," said Jane Fortune, the founder of Advancing Women Artists (AWA), the American charity which led the effort to salvage Nelli's masterwork.
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He was also a member of black metal post-punks Amesoeurs prior to the band's disbanding in 2009, and contributed vocals to Alcest's 2010 masterwork, Écailles de Lune.
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As it has for many others, "A River Runs Through It" became for me a kind of central text, equal parts fishing primer, literary masterwork and spiritual guide.
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Dutch curators at the Mauritshuis joined the chorus of scholars who decided the enigmatic portrait of a man dressed in black was an undiscovered masterwork by Frans Hals.
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After sending you down a corridor filled with every variety of "Savarin" prints, the show opens up to a series of rooms featuring one Johns masterwork after another.
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This is the 25th anniversary production of Mr. Kushner's two-part, seven-and-a-half-hour multi-award-winning masterwork about death and destruction in Ronald Reagan's America.
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The Public Theater, one of the nation's most prestigious nonprofits, will stage rare revivals of a Ntozake Shange masterwork and an early piece by Tony Kushner next season.
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Cornell's greatest works —- the blue-hued Medici boxes from the 1940s, the palaces twinkling in European forests — were already completed by the time he stumbled upon Gris's masterwork.
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With the epic masterwork on Broadway once more, New York Times theater critics took the opportunity to rank the best American plays of the last quarter-century. Culture
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Pink Floyd, who expressed their own anxieties towards modern life on their record-breaking 503 masterwork The Dark Side of the Moon, viewed him as a kindred spirit.
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For those who haven't seen it, Parasite is Bong's class-focused masterwork about a poor Korean family who cons their way into roles as a wealthy family's help.
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Upon her arrival in the company, Mr. Taylor created "Esplanade," his timeless exploration of pedestrian movement and, just before she left, "Musical Offering," another masterwork set to Bach.
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Skeptics point to the influence of cocaine on his masterwork, The Interpretation of Dreams, for which the model, it seemed, was the feverish, cocaine-induced, free-associative reverie.
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The actress debuted Warrant Officer Ellen Ripley in director Ridley Scott's moody 1979 sci-fi/horror masterwork Alien, deftly eluding a monstrous, murderous and nearly indestructible extraterrestrial life form.
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He effortlessly situates a masterwork in the context of its creator's career, and that career within the larger arc of art history — all, with a light but authoritative hand.
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The Quad Cinema premiered the new 4k restoration on August 2, giving cinephiles the opportunity to experience Rivette's late-career masterwork in all its arduous, but fully transportive glory.
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He had cleared the gantlet and emerged with a painting that seems to me a masterwork, but the glowering threat of time remained and was unlikely ever to relent.
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The only full-evening-length dance she choreographed, it is widely considered her masterwork, spanning more than two hours and reworking the mythic Greek tragedy of murder and retribution.
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After its first album with the new sound, "Cowboys From Hell," in 1990, Pantera found popularity with "Vulgar Display of Power" in 20043, an album widely considered its masterwork.
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But at the Westchester home of the show's playwright, J. T. Rogers, another of his creations, not a masterwork, maybe, but a dazzling production nonetheless, was about to begin.
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Bonnie Huie's translation is nothing short of remarkable — loving, even; one gets the sense that great pains have been taken to preserve the voice behind this lush, ontological masterwork.
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Alone no more Book lovers will have to switch on the TV, now that Netflix is turning Gabriel Garcia Marquez's masterwork "One Hundred Years of Solitude" into a series.
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Mr. Mucha — along with local art restorers, conservators and historians — passionately opposes the city's plan to take his grandfather's masterwork "Slav Epic" on tour internationally for the first time.
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The vivid painting of five peasants carb-loading around a square table, illuminated by an oil lamp above, is considered by some to be the Dutch artist's first great masterwork.
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Above all, with her pulse and thoughts surely racing, Kerber was able to finish off her masterwork — the toughest task in a sport with no clock and no time limit.
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The year also marks the debut of Fechter's masterwork, The Rock-afire Explosion, a fully programmed and customizable band that was modeled on the success of The Wolf Pack 5.
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A masterwork in its own right of [freezing] cold, machine-like aesthetics so bereft of any 'organic' inspiration it achieved a kind of sublime beauty in its very in-humanity.
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Like the heroes of John Ford's 1956 masterwork, "The Searchers" (one of the director's inspirations), Georges and his father are seeking a woman taken by a man of another race.
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" (The likelihood of marital quarrelling must somehow be compared with that of producing a scientific masterwork.) And life's truly consequential choices, Johnson says, "can't be understood on a single scale.
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The French novelist's six-volume masterwork In Search of Lost Time is narrated by a man who's remembering his youth, and it explores how strange and unreliable memory can be.
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These young men were often stopped on the street, asked if they wished to pose for a portrait, and invited to choose the masterwork they wished to be pictured in.
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He planned to join her in Mexico, but he was in the middle of writing "La Casa de Bernarda Alba," his tragic masterwork, and he was pining over a lover.
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Surely the impulse to mine a masterwork for all its meanings is praiseworthy, and the sudden vogue for "A German Requiem" is welcome, whatever it may say about our time.
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Morrison was the first African-American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, in 1993, and also received the Pulitzer Prize in 1988 for "Beloved," widely considered her masterwork.
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Viewers familiar with Malick's 2011 masterwork "The Tree of Life" will recognize similar moments of domestic intimacy, as they play out amid family games, quick, darting gestures and meaningful glances.
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"Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder featuring Aisha Morris (1976) Wonder's double-disc masterwork Songs in the Key of Life include this paean to his daughter, who coos over the intro.
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It's Billy Corgan's masterwork, and it kinda sucks that he spent the latter part of the 00s distancing himself from it and his other 90s work by never playing it live.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Kids may say the darndest things, but you really have to give it to old people for sometimes eccentrically hoarding the darndest Medieval masterwork paintings.
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Laura Palmer of "Twin Peaks", his television masterwork, seems to be his favourite woman in trouble, aside perhaps from Marilyn Monroe, whose story he says he wanted to tell on screen.
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From Oranssi Pazuzu's 2016 black metal masterwork, Värähtelijä,to the enduring legacies of funeral doom pioneers Thergothon and Skepticism, the list runs long with innovative Finnish bands across all metal genres.
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Schumer posed naked save underwear, face down on the bed in a pose that will remind some of Brigitte Bardot's in the opening of Contempt, Jean-Luc Godard's masterwork of disaffection.
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It's in sort of poor taste to meme the song that soundtracked a pivotal moment of a recently deceased man's masterwork... but that is exactly what teens these days are into!
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Expecting them to consider the opinions of readers when making such journalistic decisions would be akin to asking an artist to produce a masterwork to accommodate the taste of a benefactor.
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The story centered on a previously unknown manuscript of Dante's masterwork, "The Divine Comedy," and a more or less fictional character named Nick Tosches who is called upon to authenticate it.
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After decades spent buying one small parcel after another across from his masterwork, the swooping office tower at 9 West 57th Street, the developer Sheldon Solow is finally ready to build.
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I know how hard that is today, given that novelists and screenwriters like the late William Goldman -- whose "Princess Bride" script was, by general consensus, his masterwork -- are harder to find.
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"Angels in America," Tony Kushner's sweeping masterwork, will be revived at the Neil Simon Theater next spring, a quarter century after its winged title character first hovered over a Broadway stage.
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It's certainly not the scariest film on this list, but, like Jordan Peele's masterwork, this movie is more interested in making you uncomfortable than making you jump out of your seat.
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Carlile's Firewatcher's Daughter didn't take home the prize in 2015 — she lost to Americana standard-bearer Jason Isbell — but that album gave way to the masterwork that's now being so richly rewarded.
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One of those is the growing pimple on Selina's cheek, a masterwork of acne so massive it seemingly causes the stock market to crash in the middle of a presidential news conference.
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In this Jean-Pierre Melville noir masterwork, a Parisian contract killer — Alain Delon, acting the epitome of cool — lives by a samurai's code of honor, in near solitude with a caged bird.
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In recent years, that has included a modern-day Hester Prynne, in Suzan-Lori Parks's masterwork "In the Blood," from 1999, and an academic housekeeper, in David Adjmi's piece "Stunning," from 2008.
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By then nearing his own middle age, Rumi went searching for him and eventually turned that search inward, infusing the lines of his masterwork, the "Masnavi," with allusions to his spiritual teachings.
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His masterwork was "The History and Geography of Human Genes," a 1,000-page account of where humans originated and where they went, based on his tracking of various genetic traits around the world.
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In 1972, he completed "Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)," a 10-foot-wide pool scene that is known colloquially as his "Peter Painting" and can fairly be called a masterwork.
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Mr. Kushner's two-part masterwork, the first half of which was staged by the National Theater in 1992 (opening on Broadway the following year), sees and celebrates aspiration and imperfection as inevitable companions.
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He was a striking presence on Kendrick Lamar's 2015 hip-hop masterwork, "To Pimp a Butterfly," and remade songs by Mr. Lamar, Jhené Aiko and others on his own album, "Covered," with the trio.
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As shaped by Sondheim and the writer and director James Lapine (his collaborator on "Sunday"), this operatic masterwork follows the initiation of an ordinary man, a soldier, into the labyrinth of its titular subject.
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Its music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, leads John Dexter's 1977 production of Poulenc's masterwork with a cast that includes Isabel Leonard as Blanche, Karita Mattila as the Prioress and Adrianne Pieczonka as Madame Lidoine.
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Her 2013 masterwork, Our Nixon, repurposed candid Super 8 footage shot by aides of President Richard Nixon to contrast with the paranoid, bigoted man that Americans grew to know through his secret Oval Office recordings.
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Plus, a previously lost masterwork by Eugène Delacroix is heading to Houston, and a Banksy auction subtitled "I can't believe you morons actually buy this sh*t" sold $7463 million worth of the artist's work.
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But this year fans had another reason to celebrate: the late legend's solo masterwork Imagine received a lush multimedia reissue, providing unparalleled insight into one of Lennon's greatest artistic achievements and, ultimately, his musical epitaph.
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"Something Wild," made in 1986 and considered his masterwork by many critics, placed Jeff Daniels, Melanie Griffith and Ray Liotta as the romantic triangle in a road comedy that both unsettled and charmed its audiences.
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Full of epic water sequences and jaw-dropping battles, Kubo is a technical masterwork and one of the most beautiful films that will be released this year — but that's as far as its wizardry goes.
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The masterwork in question, made by Colorado potter Tom Edwards, is a mug that depicts a unicorn farting into what looks like a beer bong, connected to a tube used to power an electric car.
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The creative duo (and real-life husband and wife) have created an absurdist masterwork in Lemon, which follows part-time commercial actor and full-time schlimazel Isaac (Gelman) in his black cloud of a life.
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Super Troopers: Frava vs a bus full of children Broken Lizard's 2001 masterwork only alludes to the school bus incident that got Rodney "Liter Of Cola" Farva suspended during the course of the actual film.
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The third book by Beth Macy — the author, previously, of "Factory Man" and "Truevine" — is a masterwork of narrative journalism, interlacing stories of communities in crisis with dark histories of corporate greed and regulatory indifference.
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The centerpiece is Kingelez's masterwork, "Ville Fantôme" of 1996, which took two years to create, covers an expanse of 7 feet by 18 feet and combines about 50 structures, including a bridge and an airport.
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Moreover, you can be sure that salivating auction houses and art dealers are already strategizing over this new deep-pocketed budding collector: What high-priced masterwork might they be able to sell him come spring?
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I'm talking about that shadowy, shifting desertscape occupied so disharmoniously by the two brothers of Shepard's 1980 masterwork, "True West," which has been given a ripping revival by James Macdonald at the American Airlines Theater.
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For roughly 40 years, Keith Tyssen has been artfully pruning his hedges into a masterwork he calls "Gloria," a voluptuous, seductive leaf-woman reclining in front of his house like one of Jack Dawson's French girls.
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According to the Washington Post, more than 100,000 patrons of the Guggenheim had already gone to town in Maurizio Cattelan's masterwork—titled, simply, "America"—and he wanted to extend the same privilege to the First Couple.
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The flying sequences in "First Man" owe a sizable debt to " The Right Stuff " (1983), Philip Kaufman's masterwork—at once epic and mock epic—about the Mercury astronauts who lit the fuse on the space program.
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"It's called 'Unafraid and Unashamed,' " Mr. Raven, 45, said, displaying a giant print of his masterwork: Mr. Trump with steely blue eyes, a soaring eagle, a map of the United States and an undulating American flag.
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"Three Tall Women," the masterwork that returned Mr. Albee to prominence, had its premiere the same year the Signature was founded — at the English Theater in Vienna, not exactly the epicenter of the English-language theater.
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On Wednesday night, an art crowd shuttled up the hill and down the driveway of the famous Sheats Goldstein residence in Beverly Hills, the midcentury masterwork recently bequeathed to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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Vincent van Gogh's 1888 masterwork "The Night Cafe" is the star of the Yale University Art Gallery's permanent collection, alongside famous collections of African sculpture and modern art by the likes of Rothko, Picasso, and Kandinsky.
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In like manner, the Donmar Warehouse's exquisite revival of "Faith Healer," Brian Friel's 1970s masterwork about an itinerant showman-shaman, his wife and his manager, struck chords of sad immediacy that I hadn't expected to feel.
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A duologue in a restaurant merely reminds you how much crisper and tenser were the comparable exercises in coercion in "Glengarry Glen Ross," the Mamet masterwork that had its own world premiere in London, in 1983.
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It is scorched, battered and missing its spire and much of its roof, but the 800-year-old Gothic masterwork that symbolized both a place and a culture is a monument to be repaired, not mourned.
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The painting that led the sale, with a price of £13.3 million, was Camille Pissarro's 1888 Pointillist-style masterwork, "Gelée Blanche, Jeune Paysanne Faisant du Feu" showing two figures in a field on a sunlit winter morning.
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DAVID ALLEN "La Damnation de Faust"; Orchestre Philharmonique de Strasbourg; John Nelson, conductor (Erato) After setting a new standard in "Les Troyens" two years ago, Mr. Nelson is back with another immaculate account of a Berlioz masterwork.
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Just over 30 years later, Rauschenberg's greatest piece, "The Quarter Mile", also known as "Two-Furlong Piece", a masterwork made up of 190 parts stretching 305 metres long, will be exhibited in its entirety for the first time.
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Apocalypse, his 2013 sophomore set, was a masterwork of jazz-fusion; The Beyond / Where the Giants Roam, a 16-minute dispatch from 2015, was nearly as sparse as the living room, looking for meaning in gaps and crevices.
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This small, hyper-specialized, stunning exhibition brings together a grand total of only 13 works — a dozen shadow boxes by Joseph Cornell, the Queens-based assemblage artist, and a Cubist masterwork that he cited as their direct inspiration.
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According to Josh Karp's engaging book "Orson Welles's Last Movie," Welles wanted to begin the shoot in Tijuana, Mexico, but instead commenced production in his own house, a fitting liftoff for a film that is a checkered masterwork.
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Bidders at Sotheby's were similarly lukewarm when Edvard Munch's 21977 Symbolist masterwork, "Girls on the Bridge," was offered — with a third-party irrevocable bid — as the star of an otherwise relatively thin 266.3-lot Impressionist and modern auction.
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The Florentine Renaissance masterwork was sold in 2015 by its owner, Nicholas J. Alexander, the Earl of Caledon, to the New York collector J. Tomilson Hill, the billionaire vice chairman at the Blackstone Group, a private equity firm.
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Since I Left You, the Melbourne collective's 2000 masterwork, is said to contain over 3000 samples, that include John Cale and Madonna to a sped up version of "Everyday," a track from 60s psych pop band The Main Attraction.
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If you really want to see that masterwork the way it was meant to be experienced, you should watch it in the partial retrospective of his work that begins Saturday, April 9 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
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Danny McBride's last HBO series, Eastbound & Down, was a weird comedy masterwork, so it's only natural to be excited for his new series, which will pair him with Justified's Walton Goggins (who's no slouch in the comedy department himself).
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Marriage Story is written and directed by previous Golden Globe winner Noah Baumbach, The Irishman is another masterwork from famed director Martin Scorsese, and The Two Popes has been heralded for co-stars Anthony Hopkins and Jonathan Pryce's performances.
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Sisley has never reached the commercial heights of Impressionist contemporaries such as Monet and Renoir, but this prime-period masterwork set a new auction high for the artist, bringing in £7.4 million against a low estimate of £46.943 million.
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More recently, the Hills lent their Florentine Renaissance masterwork, "Portrait of a Young Man in a Red Cap," by Jacopo Pontormo, to the Uffizi Gallery and the Pitti Palace in Florence, Italy; the Morgan Library & Museum and the Getty.
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And then Prince would emerge from The Vault, glowing purple (maybe he'd be hovering a bit, too) with a reel-to-reel tape of an unreleased masterwork from 1984 and it would return the earth to its former glory.
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Patricia Zizza, who has worked by Mr. Bocuse's side for 40 years and has known some of the world's greatest chefs, including Mr. Violier, said the expectation of creating a masterwork every day could push some chefs to depression and exhaustion.
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"['Personal Shopper'] is a riveting, impossible-to-shake masterwork that leaves the audience spooked, not by its telling but by its commitment to abstract themes of grief, solitude and coming of age," wrote Durga Chew-Bose for The Globe and Mail.
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But the Czech-born artist considered a 20-canvas cycle called "The Slav Epic" to be his masterwork, and he donated the massive paintings to the city of Prague in 1928 with the proviso they build a facility to display them.
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In October 2011, Saint Steve died, but he left behind the plans for what would someday be his final masterwork – a circular corporate headquarters, 12.8 million square feet in total, designed to hold 12,000 of Apple's very luckiest corporate employees.
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In the case of "I Typed For Miles," which set a scene that, if not inspired by the Coen brothers' 1991 masterwork Barton Fink, certainly ran parallel to it, Schwarzenbach saw his creative impulses not as a release but an obligation.
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" There's a brief moment when Chang asks Tay's 16-year-old brother what he thinks, and his response is a masterwork in the art of saying nothing: "A lot of people are gonna say this and that, we just keep going.
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OK Computer isn't Radiohead's best album, but it's still the one that made them famous, so naturally, amid the many 20th anniversary celebrations and reflections from other writers, we finally hear from Thom Yorke himself about his band's supposed masterwork.
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In MacMillan's 1965 masterwork, "Song of the Earth," beautifully danced at the celebration by English National Ballet, the gestures and imagery are idiosyncratic and strange, sometimes alluding to the Chinese T'ang poems used (in German translation) by Mahler in the score.
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His masterwork "The Clock," a mesmerizing 1003-hour montage of film clips that reference time, each synchronized to the "real" second, had art lovers lining up around the block when it debuted at the White Cube gallery in London in 2010.
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In 1974, Vera Stravinsky gave Mr. Wuorinen permission to write a piece based on incomplete sketches by her husband, Igor; the result, "A Reliquary for Igor Stravinsky," is a tautly compelling masterwork with an acerbic but moving lament at its center.
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The Abbeys have enhanced this masterwork with two more of his pieces: a wonderful anomaly in the form of a perfectly bowled bowler hat in bamboo and rattan and a boxy yet gently swelling lidded basket for transporting tea ceremony utensils.
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LONDON — David Hockney's 1966 Pop Art masterwork "The Splash" sold on Tuesday night, much as expected, for 23.1 million pounds, or about $2000 million, with fees, at a Sotheby's auction of contemporary art overshadowed by the coronavirus outbreak in China.
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He has been an emissary for the music in a range of crossover settings: He appeared on Kendrick Lamar's 2015 hip-hop masterwork, "To Pimp a Butterfly," and turns up on one track of the new album by John Legend.
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Since then, he has created five works for the main company, including "Grace" (1999) — his response to Ailey's 1960 masterwork "Revelations" — and "Four Corners" (2013), a jewel of a dance in which seekers of enlightenment share the stage with four angels.
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Oliver Barker, a senior specialist in contemporary art at Sotheby's, gave a winning bid of £7.3 million on behalf of a client for Paul Delvaux's 1936 surrealist masterwork, "Le Miroir," showing a fully clothed woman gazing at the reflection of her naked self.
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On Tuesday, the Trump campaign sent out a fundraising email telling recipients that Trump's masterwork—his memoir The Art of the Deal—is out of print and the only way to acquire the book is to donate $184 to the Trump campaign.
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In 2017, Phoenix's endearing just-behind-the-times lag mirrors their 2008 masterwork It's Never Been Like That, an economical dose of clean-sounding guitar rock that mechanized the Strokes' brand of downtown cool years after "downtown cool" was no longer a thing.
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The secret to this engineering masterwork, designed by Emil H. Praeger and built by the New York City Marine and Aviation Department, is hidden below the pier shed on the Hudson River and the head house at the foot of West 15th Street.
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Often praised as a modernist architectural masterwork, the building actually included a hodgepodge of reference points: hanging light fixtures that evoke the factory floors that once dominated industrial Glasgow, and facades that at once refer to Scottish baronial castles and Italian Renaissance styles.
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Monet's 1877 Impressionist masterwork, "La Gare St.-Lazare, Vue Extérieure," from the celebrated collection of the Texas philanthropists Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass, sold for £25 million to a North American bidder in the room who was representing an undisclosed private collector.
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Christie's will also be offering David Hockney's 1972 masterwork "Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures)" — familiar from the movie "A Bigger Splash" — with an estimate of about $80 million, a new auction high for a work by a living artist.
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In the first, in "Agon," a trailblazing masterwork of 20th-century ballet that had its premiere in 1957, Mr. Mitchell embodied the edgy energy of the piece in a difficult, central pas de deux that Balanchine choreographed for him and Diana Adams.
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"Indecent" presents a thorough history of Asch's masterwork, from its inception in Warsaw in 1907 to the World War II era, when it was performed as an act of artistic affirmation in an attic in the Lodz ghetto of German-occupied Poland.
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At this particular moment, I am completely smitten with Jill Lepore's history of America — what a rare masterwork of rigorous scholarship with a poetic sensibility — but I am barely a quarter through, so I'd be cheating if I counted it as read.
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Among the highlights are the wood figures carved by Fang, Baoulé, and Dogon artists, like the Dogon masterwork "Equestrian Figure" (circa 163th/18th century), but also the 18th-century disk of wax-cast gold, "Pectoral disk akrafokonmu," from the Ashanti people of Ivory Coast.
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The show is a masterwork of balancing tension with humor and has some of the flat out funniest lines of the year (shout out to Frank Langella for deadpanning "you are a bagpipe of insanity" at Jim Carrey in one of the mid-season episodes).
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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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Offered without a guarantee by a descendant of the German banker and railroad magnate Baron Maurice Hirsch de Gereuth, who owned the painting in the 13th century, this hitherto little-known masterwork carries an estimate of at least £20 million, or about $29 million.
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This small, hyper-specialized, stunning exhibition brings together a grand total of only 211 works — a dozen shadow boxes by Joseph Cornell, the Queens-based assemblage artist, and the Cubist masterwork that he cited as their direct inspiration, Gris's "Man at the Café" (21609).
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This small, hyper-specialized, stunning exhibition brings together a grand total of only 21609 works — a dozen shadow boxes by Joseph Cornell, the Queens-based assemblage artist, and the Cubist masterwork that he cited as their direct inspiration, Gris's "Man at the Café" (21586).
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This small, hyper-specialized, stunning exhibition brings together a grand total of only 2212 works — a dozen shadow boxes by Joseph Cornell, the Queens-based assemblage artist, and the Cubist masterwork that he cited as their direct inspiration, Gris's "Man at the Café" (2288).
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Beloved, the 1988 novel that viscerally depicts the psychological impact of slavery through the story of a woman who kills her child rather than force her to endure a life of enslavement, was the rare national bestseller that was also hailed as a literary masterwork.
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This small, hyper-specialized, stunning exhibition brings together a grand total of only 13 works — a dozen shadow boxes by Joseph Cornell, the Queens-based assemblage artist, and the Cubist masterwork that he cited as their direct inspiration, Gris's "Man at the Café" (1914).
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Photographers bore witness: at a listening party Kanye West held in Wyoming; as Tony Kushner's masterwork, "Angels in America," returned to Broadway in the age of Trump; as Caroll Spinney, who played Big Bird on "Sesame Street," hung up his claws and yellow feathers.
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In 2006, Mr. Wynn, who suffers from the degenerative eye disease retinitis pigmentosa, accidentally put his elbow through the canvas of Picasso's celebrated 1932 masterwork "Le Rêve," which he had agreed to sell to the billionaire hedge fund collector Steven A. Cohen for $135 million.
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The radically bright fields of color and disappearance of depth that characterize Gauguin's Polynesian paintings are already visible in his 1888 masterwork "Vision of the Sermon," whose po-faced, white-capped Bretonnes watch Jacob wrestle with the angel on a field of solid, blazing red.
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As an adult, Lee had plenty of reasons to be angry at the celebrated writer, such as his never properly acknowledging her substantial contributions helping with his 1966 masterwork In Cold Blood, or, earlier, his petty jealousy over her tremendous success with To Kill a Mockingbird.
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A Stick and A Stone's true power lies in its restraint; the tension between the notes, the tonal colors of Harvey's voice, Donovan's frenetic strings—each is a small force on its own, but together, the album's moving parts coalesce into a truly dynamic, enigmatic masterwork.
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Her masterwork, Auto Portrait Pending, is still in the making, and consists of a contract and an unset gold ring; upon her death, the artist's cremated remains will be transformed into a one-carat, round-cut diamond by the LifeGem diamond company and put on permanent display.
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"The Past" (2013) was set in France, and even " The Salesman" (2016)—which, like his masterwork, " A Separation " (2011), won the Oscar for Best Foreign-Language Film—felt the pressure of external influence, concerned as it was with a staging of "Death of a Salesman" in Tehran.
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A 16-millimeter masterwork from 1968, "Walking in an Exaggerated Manner Around the Perimeter of a Square," shows the artist in a white T-shirt and dark pants toeing the line of a square in an empty studio, stopping to strike an exaggerated Renaissance-style contrapposto.
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In its scope, one cannot throw a proverbial stone without hitting a masterwork in fiction or documentary, but two of Varda's lesser-known films in particular — the mid-career documentaries Daguerrèotypes (1976) and Mur Murs (1981) — are humanist gems that provide a guidemap through her later work.
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In the genre's masterwork, Funny Games, the house's essential homogeneity is its family's undoing; they're targeted in part because they and their house are so typical of the upper middle class — precisely like the kind of houses the trio of Don't Breathe normally chooses to rob.
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Ludicra was one of the most important American black metal bands to have ever existed, and ever since they called it quits following the release of their 2010 masterwork, The Tenant, their influence has been sorely missed in the evolution of the USBM scene that they helped to spark.
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Netflix's highly anticipated rerelease of the 1995 anime masterwork Neon Genesis Evangelion was supposed to be a triumph for the company and for anime fandom — but the show's streaming debut has already been met with fierce backlash from fans, due to two major changes from the series' original version.
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One of the most influential filmmakers of the past several decades, she leaves behind two-dozen features, including "No Home Movie," which serves as a conceptual and emotional counterpoint to her early masterwork, "Jeanne Dielman, 23, Quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles" (1975), which she made when she was 25.
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But the years melted away as that man — Donald McKayle, the modern dance and Broadway choreographer known for exploring African-American themes in his work — watched a recent rehearsal of "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder," his 1959 masterwork about life on a chain gang, with the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company.
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Zulawski, who began shooting with the support of the Polish government, was ordered to cease production in 1977, a fact referred to in voice-over that was added 10 years later, when the filmmaker patched together a final version of what he referred to as his "murdered" masterwork.
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Particularly in Common Sense from 1978 (reissued by Wesleyan University Press in 2016) and his 1979 masterwork, Licorice Chronicles, about which I have previously written, Greenwald weaves together his densely dissociated fragments into a personally expressive whole, often pointing to the natural world or the society in which he survives.
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Jamison is to be commended for offering a near-complete and clear picture of Lowell's mood disorders and how those impacted his output: his masterwork Life Studies, after all, was the product of a two-month long bout of mania, and he candidly acknowledged the effects of mania on his poetry.
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It's incorrect to say that "No-No Boy" is a forgotten masterwork (this year, the novel was reissued by Penguin Classics, though a dispute about the book's copyright has led Penguin to stop selling it in the U.S.), but it isn't often acknowledged for articulating what had never been said before.
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It has taken me years to understand that, while I don't necessarily identify with a number of the characters in "Angels in America," Tony Kushner's brilliant, maddening, and necessary masterwork (now in revival at the Neil Simon, under the direction of Marianne Elliott), I do have deep feelings about the Angel.
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Our auteur—he did not want to be identified, and so I will not identify him—recognized what is arguably the most histrionic chunk of Celine Dion's historically overwrought "My Heart Will Go On," and further recognized that it would elevate just about any sports highlight into a soaring comic masterwork.
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The actors seize the raised platform of Ms. Devlin's set as required and hold it, Mr. Dillane's incantatory hush audibly hardening as Frank moves toward a final reckoning that conjoins with a later Friel masterwork, "Translations," to speak to the grim forces of tribalism that stalk the world at large.
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And in 2001's "Spirited Away," the story of a girl's path to independence while being forced to work in a traditional Showa-era bathhouse frequented by gods and demons, and Miyazaki's second masterwork, a river god purifies himself in a steaming tub of water, washing away the detritus of men.
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The timelines so important to both modernism's and imperialism's narratives might make it challenging to imagine Picasso's canvas as adjacent to Faith Ringgold's rather than the other way around, simply because the former "came first" and has been exhaustively touted as a masterwork, but this could be a more worthwhile experiment.
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Whereas Herzog's masterwork focused on one narrative, though—specifically, the titular Spanish soldier and the gold-hunting conquistadores that accompany him on his South American journey— Embrace of the Serpent jumps between two separate timelines involving Amazonian shaman Karamakate and his assisting foreign scientists looking for a rare plant with hallucinogenic properties.
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The movie industry's failure of women, in the substance of films and in work practices, is the subject of the revelatory 1976 documentary "Sois Belle et Tais-Toi" ("Be Beautiful and Shut Up"), directed by Delphine Seyrig, one of the great modern French actresses (and the star of Akerman's 1975 masterwork, "Jeanne Dielman").
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" Though his film does not have the direct tie to "Network" he once hoped for, Mr. Greene can still fairly claim a kinship between "Kate Plays Christine" and what he called the "bold strokes" of Chayefsky's masterwork, a movie that tries to "grab you by your lapel and say, 'Pay attention, goddamn it!
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The Prado said the portrait had been made by Velázquez as a preparatory painting for the face of King Philip III that became part of "The Expulsion of the Moriscos," a masterwork completed in 1627 but that was destroyed in the fire of the palace of the Real Alcázar in Madrid in 1734.
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Michael Sandel's What Money Can't Buy (2012), Debra Satz's Why Some Things Should Not Be For Sale (2010) and Ronald Dworkin's masterwork Justice for Hedgehogs (2011) all sought to put "value" on more objective and less relative footing, to give it back all of the complexity that market reductionism had squeezed out of it.
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You do eventually find some "Masterwork" items that have unique qualities, but even these are compromised by the fact that their stats are completely random (such as a bonus to the wrong damage type), necessitating a grind to make or find them over and over until you get one with bonuses that make sense.
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The ghostly soul of the novel is the section detailing the making of Claude's masterwork, the story of a mysterious, consumptive widow — played by Sabine, her face made lunar with lavender powder, her eyes rimmed with midnight kohl — who runs a remote hotel where traveling salesmen might stop, at their peril, for the night.
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Instead of being the latest installment in Hollywood's long-running obsession with war flicks, 1917 is a compelling human drama about the horrors of battle told with such technical and artistic mastery that it's not just one of the best movies of 2019—it may go down as Mendes' and cinematographer Roger Deakins' shared masterwork.
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Wiseau's IMDB page only lists 12 acting credits, so that part clearly didn't pan out, but The Room did earn the enthusiastic thespian some cult credibility, as the trainwreck quality of his masterwork struck a chord with cinephiles and bad movie aficionados alike, keeping it in steady rotation on the midnight movie circuit to this day.
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It must have taken Hardy almost an entire morning to learn his lines, which seem even sparser than his dialogue for "Mad Max: Fury Road" (2015), although, as we know from that masterwork, the less we hear from him the tighter our grasp of his character, and the greater the powers that seem to be held in check.
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In the scene, Rob (Kravitz), a record store owner, is called by her employees Cherise (Da'Vine Joy Randolph) and Simon (David H. Holmes) to settle a debate: Should they sell a customer a copy of Jackson's 1979 masterwork, Off the Wall, in spite of all the allegations of child abuse against him (his estate denies them)?
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Hiroshige's masterwork (which actually consisted of 19503 prints, most of which he completed himself before dying in 21950) has endured for the same reason it was so popular in his lifetime: It is a chronicle of the changing seasons and daily life in what was then (and now) one of the largest cities in the world.
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During a similar time period (April 2650 — July 252), the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice will exhibit 25 drawings, including the rarely displayed masterwork "Vitruvian Man," while the Sforza Castle in Milan is set to debut the newly restored Sala delle Asse room and show more of Leonardo's work on May 2, the anniversary of his death.
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Unit 1, which involved buying and rehabilitating a turn-of-the-century apartment building in Detroit, and reconstructing one of the units — first in part at Volume Gallery in Chicago, and then in its entirety at MOCA Cleveland — then populating it with a number of large ceramic forms, represents the kind of masterwork that can eat an artist's entire life and practice.
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After all, Malkmus is one of the most influential figures in indie rock, fronting Pavement in the '22000s (one of Murphy's earlier bands Pony were clearly influenced by the band's 215 masterwork Slanted & Enchanted) and having one of the most consistent runs with his band the Jicks culminating in perhaps his best non-Pavement LP yet in 2018's Sparkle Hard.
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Much like the fragmented shards of broken mirrors that adorn the outbuildings and fixtures of Olayami Dabl's ongoing masterwork of installation art, Iron Teaching Rocks How To Rust, Buchanan's shacks look back at you, from windows like winking eyes, or windowless walls like blank faces — more so than through the elided features of the rare figure in her pastel landscapes.
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As I wrote in 2008 about the earlier work: Sullivan understands that the paradoxes she has put into play can only be apprehended through the suspension of reason, and so, like David Lynch in Eraserhead or his recent three-hour masterwork, Inland Empire, she removes the assurances of a contextualizing storyline and plunges us into a world of primitive and irrational sensations.
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Celebrating its bicentennial, Agnews will be showing the only known watercolor version of the famously sultry Pre-Raphaelite masterwork "Proserpine," by Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882), priced at £4.5 million, and the 1908 Solomon Joseph Solomon (1860-1927) canvas "Eve" — recently on loan to Tate Britain, and now offered at about £1.5 million — in a display mainly devoted to Victorian and Edwardian painting.
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The exhibition is described as "an extensive tour of the life and work of Piet Mondrian," tracing the evolution of the artist's style from his childhood sketches to his final masterwork, "Victory Boogie Woogie," which he left unfinished on an easel in his East 59th Street studio in New York when he died of pneumonia at age 21940 in 21944.
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And one of them is, in its own way, extraordinary: They are trying to determine if the heist was engineered by a retired New York City schoolteacher — something of a renaissance man — who donned women's clothing and took his son along as his accomplice, and then hung the masterwork in the bedroom of his own rural New Mexico home, where it remained.
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The evolution of the oil lamp from crude container to sculptural masterwork is captured in the collections of the J. Paul Getty Museum, which owns one of the richest troves of lamps from the ancient Mediterranean world, all produced between 800 BCE and 800 CE. Unfortunately, the vast majority of these 630 or so lamps are typically not on view.
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If you've wondered what the fidget spinner is all about but haven't been paying much attention, Puschak's seven-minute mockumentary — made in the style of a Ken Burns documentary, complete with an intermingling of clips from Burns's masterwork The Civil War — offers an amusing but informative introduction, giving you the toy's origin story and providing crucial context for the 2017 toy craze no one saw coming.
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Elsewhere in the room we encounter the feathery whiteness of Susan Rothenberg's "Tuning Fork" (1980), the zigzagging blue and white bars of Mary Heilmann's "Big Bill" (1987), and the pollen spores and floating cells of Terry Winters' "Good Government" (1984) — a title that refers to Ambrogio Lorenzetti's masterwork "The Effects of Good Government in the City" (1338-1339) in the Sala della Pace in Siena.
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In its poetic breadth, the series reminded me of the wonderful Kate Atkinson book " Life After Life ," in which a woman keeps on dying, for nearly a century; of " Search Party ," the terrific show about another flawed bohemian solving a New York mystery; of " Fleabag ," that stylized masterwork about a liberated woman's self-loathing; and even of " The Leftovers ," with its loopy but sincere approach to grief.
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" I read Mr. Rockwell something written in The New York Times about Fosse's brutally truthful autobiographical masterwork, "All That Jazz": It's about "a man furiously driving his failing body like a worn-out sports car, throwing pills into it like a high-octane fuel, packing it with more and more girls, until he smashes it into the wall at the end of the world.
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" Though it lacks some of the fleet-footedness of the band's prior material, the song still definitely sounds like the band that last left us with the much-celebrated 2000 masterwork Relationship of Command, and Cedric Bixler-Zavala can still yell up a storm, especially when he's delivering such traditionally Bixler-Zavala lyrics as "portrait of a family force fed through tunnel straws / singing cannibal hymns of the bourgeoise.
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In the drawing "Dancing Man: Movements and Emanations Create an Imaginary Space" (1921) and in the brilliant costume "Le Ballet triadique, Figure de fil de fer, Série noire" (1922) — made for his masterwork, Triadic Ballet (1922)— Schlemmer seems interested in moving robotic, crystalline bodies through space in a way that appears prescient of what we now know to be the effects of the internet on the human psyche.
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There are plenty of albums in recent years that critics and listeners of Freetown Sound have drawn comparisons to, but the record that I keep thinking about during my many repeated listens is dance producer/queer activist Terre Thaemlitz's 2009 masterwork as DJ Sprinkles, Midtown 120 Blues—a record that also opens with a powerful spoken-word reflection on the past and how it ties to making sense of the present surrounding us.
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It's the roughest city you've ever missed... from afar, but in Bay Area-based animator Elliot Lim's stunning tribute to David Simon's award-winning HBO series, The Wire, a certain familiarity pervades the ever-seedy atmosphere, flipping The Blind Boys of Alabama's Season 1 take on Tom Waits' modern dirge "Way Down in the Hole"—the series' "theme song," if you could call it one—into a motion graphics masterwork that radiates with the warmth of Margaret Kilgallen, despite the desaturated, deadly subject matter.
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The waning subgenre of minimal techno received a much-needed (and, arguably, final) infusion of oxygen from Swedish producer Axel Willner's stunning and emotive debut as the Field, From Here We Go Sublime; M.I.A.'s landmark sophomore effort Kala anticipated the sounds of the future by effectively approaching genre with the type of all-at-once attitude you typically encounter at the toppings station of a 20143 Handles, while of Montreal's Kevin Barnes similarly anticipated the emotive and highly rhythmic synth-pop sounds that later took hold in overground alternative pop with his indie-disco-as-therapy-session masterwork Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?
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