But maybe all they were missing was some snow re-creation.
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It's an utterly convincing re-creation, Mr. Diamond making an excellent Groucho.
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The animated re-creation "was not from eye level," he told Gleason.
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Check out this super fan's (non-smokeable) re-creation of the infamous wands.
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It's a faithful re-creation of a classic console, on a diminutive scale.
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Incest. It's re-creation of taboo fantasy scenarios, which is what porn is.
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I relate the works in this exhibition to that idea of re-creation.
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At that point, they'll be released into the re-creation of Sweetwater to explore.
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"Folks shouldn't expect a page-for-page re-creation of the book," DuVernay says.
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Behind it, a meticulous re-creation of the robot from the Dishonored 2 trailer.
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The re-creation of the instrument found in England was made by Mr. Holmes.
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Miller was focused on keeping the re-creation as to-the-minute as possible.
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Michael Shannon and Taylor Kitsch star in a re-creation of the Waco siege.
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For each re-creation, there is a small accompanying photo of the real thing.
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"The 're-creation' was in fact a creation," Rathbun wrote on his blog in September.
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It doesn't live or breathe, but in every other aspect, it is a total re-creation.
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The game is a fictional re-creation of the Peloponnesian War in all its colorful glory.
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A re-creation is on view at the Hunterian Art Gallery at the University of Glasgow.
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Nobody knows what it will be, but it's exciting to be present at the re-creation.
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A re-creation of Liza Minnelli's "Mein Herr" from "Cabaret" is a sexy, terrifying, centrifugal whirl.
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She showed Van Dyke the infamous dashcam video of the shooting and an animated re-creation.
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For me, however, that proposal paled in comparison to the re-creation of the Kellerman's talent show.
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The poster was removed because it was not part of the original re-creation of Ryan's room.
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And yet, despite this authentic re-creation of the past, "The Post" is not a period movie.
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The birthday cake was a re-creation of the Wyoming mountains on 'Ye's latest solo album cover.
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The modern remake is a loving re-creation of these delightfully horrifying moments, with updated visuals and gameplay.
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In re-creation, it's basically a big, blank beige-wood shell with isolated words floating across its walls.
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The LAABF installation featured a wide selection of covers as well as a re-creation of Holland's studio.
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We had retrieved all of the archival photographs, and we had begun working towards the re-creation schedule.
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The re-creation of the world reproduces a social good that people of all genders hold in common.
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There will also be a 40-foot-wide re-creation of the famous Kennedy Space Center countdown clock.
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Koehler's re-creation of this lost realm — the Eden of the misnamed Coffea Arabica — is enchanting and tragic.
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Not a facsimile of Reedus, or an approximation — it's a near-perfect re-creation of Reedus, tattoos and all.
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Last week, the Chinese artist and dissident posed for a re-creation of the haunting image of Aylan Kurdi.
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A re-creation, like Set, it appears at first to be a very thin bed, extending from the wall.
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It's titled Silicon Valley: Inside the Hacker Hostel, and it's an elaborate-looking re-creation of the eponymous house.
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The obsession was evident as he watched a 3-D re-creation of the shooting, much to Rodriguez's chagrin.
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The entire "Circle of Life" opening feels like a shot-for-shot HD re-creation of the original movie.
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A re-creation of the night, with an actress playing the screaming victim while Mr. Genovese observes, is harrowing.
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The photograph is a re-creation of a picture originally taken in the 1960s, with 10 new London Bunnies.
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A documentary and a hologram concert re-creation celebrating the famous opera singer are testament to her enduring legacy.
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Ideologically, Mr. Lagerfeld asserted that his re-creation was conceptual: "Reality is of no interest to me," he said.
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If it's Alexei Ratmansky's exquisitely faceted re-creation, which had its premiere here on Thursday, the answer is: absolutely.
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A new music video for the cover has a shot-by-shot re-creation of Kristoff&aposs emotional scene.
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The re-creation, scaled to about one-third of the original's size, was unveiled in London in April 2016.
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But their most exacting attention to detail was brought to bear on the re-creation of Cuarón's childhood house.
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The re-creation will be broken up into sections, with several historians on hand to offer critique of the speech.
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But the video's creator GameXplain, who discovered the re-creation of Nintendo's latest release, is playing on a PlayStation 3.
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He added that he was also looking forward to the final inferno re-creation, but partly for more practical reasons.
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Sweet, slight and thuddingly sincere, "Southside With You" is a fictional re-creation of Barack and Michelle Obama's first date.
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And what of the re-creation of a historical figure crucial to the necessary truth of a half-forgotten reality?
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Lucasfilm and Industrial Light & Magic said their re-creation of Cushing was done with the approval of the actor's estate.
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"Girls" even parodied the trend, when the characters visited a cringe-inducing staged re-creation of the Kitty Genovese murder.
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With "Project Syria," you stand inside a thoroughly researched re-creation of a street in Aleppo as a bomb goes off.
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Her performances inspire breathless admiration (the seemingly endless dance break she sailed through in "Anything Goes"!) and, occasionally, obsessive re-creation.
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The Marine Corps War Memorial, which sits proudly on Arlington Ridge in Washington, is a faithful re-creation of the image.
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Johan Huibers has a goal of biblical proportions: He wants to take his massive re-creation of Noah's Ark to Israel.
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The sim was a crude and extraordinarily expensive re-creation of a ship's bridge, designed to help pilots learn to steer.
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She said the historical re-creation, more expensive than razing the structure and building anew, was the result of such negotiations.
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They said their show, which will feature around 10 Downey performances, would probably blend the notions of re-creation and reinterpretation.
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They even produce an animated re-creation of an alleged instance of third-base sexual contact on a summer-camp dock.
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It looks like a richly drawn re-creation of the novel's take on Brooklyn, with plenty of famous faces on board.
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The simple end of offering a re-creation of one life's moments remains, if guarded by enough ironic intelligence, perfectly attainable.
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The latest highlight is a re-creation of Central Park assembled with mosses and holly, and featuring treasures like Belvedere Castle.
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So for him, this re-creation of pre-Code animator Max Fleischer's leggy sexpot-ingenue Betty Boop is a pop move.
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Gianni Versace's family is livid and disgusted at everyone who contributed in the TV re-creation of the bloody murder scene.
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It's a four-foot-tall re-creation of the Nerf N-Strike Maverick — one of the greatest Nerf guns of all time.
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Within the re-creation of shadow and light, the painting's surfaces — walls, doorway, floor — ricochet to life in grays, yellows, and browns.
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But having a thing that looks like a physical re-creation of the Cortana ring at home just seems kind of great.
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In many big-budget games, it can feel as though you're gliding across a slick digital re-creation of the real world.
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I can't say whether Aveine actually offers a precise re-creation of the decanting process, but it absolutely does make a difference.
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For a true throwback, though, this TopShop velvet lattice choker with rhinestone embellishments is our favorite re-creation of the star's style.
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And yes, that is a 40-foot-wide re-creation of the famous Kennedy Space Center countdown clock at the monument's base.
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It's a play deeply entrenched in the world of Brooklyn's Italian longshoremen—a world long gone that cries out for re-creation.
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Now, it didn't feel like I was standing on the Moon in the headset, or even the soundstage re-creation of it.
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See for yourself with this CineFix Homemade Movies re-creation of the epic smack-down between Captain America, Iron Man and Thor.
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Their understanding and re-creation of the signature styles of allies and enemies make for unexpected moments of personal catharsis and illumination.
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The design, Ms. Herrera said in a statement, is a "variation on a theme," not a re-creation of her earlier work.
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A re-creation of his, well, intentionally turdlike land art-inspired sculpture from the Milan iteration unfurls across Barneys' Madison Avenue windows.
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Shoppers can also pretend they're Rachel Green in a re-creation of her office, which will debut in the N.Y.C. Bloomingdale's store.
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You get 10 huge tableaux vivants of Old Masters paintings — one actress posing naked for a living re-creation of Rembrandt's 'Danae.
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The Ryan White exhibit The museum will keep photos of Jackson that are part of its re-creation of Ryan White's bedroom.
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Hamm strikes a wonderful balance as a talking re-creation that feels almost human, and the rest of the cast is equally nuanced.
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One is a re-creation of the bump-and-grind routine that the brothers learned as boys from their ex-chorus-girl grandmother.
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From Beyoncé's surprise stage re-creation of "Lemonade" to Britney Spears' big comeback, here are some of the best moments from Sunday's show.
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Some of their sequences sigh with romance, like Hank's woodland re-creation of a city bus ride, using stray branches and random trash.
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To refocus attention on the workings of power at these signings, she took an oblique approach: a re-creation of the flower arrangements.
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To round out this developer's envy of bedroom building, there is also a fully liveable, rentable on Airbnb re-creation of The Bedroom.
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It wasn't the real bedroom, but a re-creation of the artist's "The Bedroom" painting inside a 1113th-floor condo in downtown Chicago.
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The wooden-clad walls feature photographs of Verbier, the Swiss ski resort lending their kudos and support to Garcia's South London re-creation.
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They added a photo-real re-creation of Clinton's visage over the face of actress Kate McKinnon in a Saturday Night Live skit.
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It's unclear how they're going to top this, though SpaceX has a few rockets and capsules that are ripe for Lego re-creation.
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The result is Enigma, which opened in January not as a re-creation of El Bulli, but as an attempt to reimagine it.
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Just like the old City Opera, the new one begins with "Tosca," in a re-creation of the original 1900 production of Puccini's classic.
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Most of The Young Pope was filmed using a re-creation of the Vatican built by Cinecittà, the biggest film studio in the country.
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It becomes not a look into the life of Lizzie Borden, but a more traditional re-creation of the trial and what happened afterward.
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They include a pretty, evocative re-creation of a first-century Jewish village and an immersive walk through the stories of the Hebrew Bible.
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Ms. Wolffer has not yet finalized details, but "definitely" plans to do "a reinterpretation and not a re-creation," she said in an email.
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What Pink Gorilla is, though, is something even better than a direct re-creation: it's a uniquely American spin on Japan's iconic gaming stores.
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But the subversive tale of self-reinvention and the feel-good re-creation of a vanished, simpler era turn out to be mirror images.
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O.P. primaries for the last few cycles have been like the nerdiest possible re-creation of the end of 'Spartacus': 'I am Ronald Reagan.
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Mr. Hussey is now among the longest-running members in the cast of thousands responsible for the astonishing re-creation of the World Trade Center.
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The effect is unearthly, ghostly: The ear finds it impossible to separate live sounds from their electronic manipulation, art from artifice, presence from re-creation.
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It seems, in fact, like what it is: a fictional re-creation of life in East L.A. by a sympathetic writer with a mainstream education.
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They've shared their stories of being saved from an emotional shipwreck by the re-creation of a beloved dog into a cloned sister or brother.
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Mr. Rakowitz's re-creation is made of 10,500 recycled cans of date syrup; dates were a key export in Iraq before war shrank the industry.
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The Posts were drinking and chatting recently at Bolle Jan, a re-creation of an actual Amsterdam cafe in a common area of the home.
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As a re-creation rather than a reworking of the original, the 2017 live-action Beauty and the Beast, starring Emma Watson, is even more superfluous.
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Forza Horizon 3 is, at its core, an opportunity to drive exotic cars, lemons, and everything in between through a gobsmackingly beautiful re-creation of Australia.
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Super Bowl LII's host city will also be home to a re-creation of Hallmark Channel Stadium, the venue that is home to the Kitten Bowl.
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The game just points to a problem of replication, re-creation, and the constant enjoyment of the same-but-slightly-different that is contemporary video games.
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I love the challenge of constant re-creation, which to me feels very relevant as a woman and as a career woman and as a mother.
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The star here is a spot-on re-creation of a fresh apricot, a fruit rarely seen in perfumery because it is so difficult to capture.
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Details are still being finalized, but expect employees in period outfits, Tang to drink and a real-time re-creation of the launch morning in 250.
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Photos of his high school prom proposal (a goofy re-creation of a Jell-O mold gag from "The Office") melted over 13,000 hearts on Twitter.
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The subpoenas mean the Justice Department isn't merely doing a report or re-creation of the events -- it means they are looking at potential criminal charges.
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With its opulent original production design and intricately drawn studies in ambivalence, "Follies" is an unlikely candidate for re-creation in a quick-take anthology show.
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A sculptor is suing Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan for moving his bronze re-creation of a huge sycamore tree that once stood in the churchyard.
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The Globe, an open-air theater built in 1997, is a relatively loyal re-creation of the theater where many of Shakespeare's works were originally performed.
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Rather than watching a video of her telling you what happened, you hear and see her own re-creation through her body as much as her words.
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So why does it matter that these two games are different, or that Fortnite is ultimately about the transformative destruction and re-creation of the game world?
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To experience it, you walk into a physical re-creation of a child's bedroom, at which point, a disembodied entity demands proof of your humanity to continue.
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Unlike Android, Windows Phone was not a re-creation of the iOS icon grid; also unlike Android, Windows Phone ran fast and fluid on very basic hardware.
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Perhaps to balance this 'studio time', Nance and Simon Joyner have also recorded an at-home re-creation of the Rolling Stones' 230 album Goats Head Soup.
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But José Luis Alcaine's gorgeous cinematography, with its suggestions of Manet, reaffirms the reputation of Mr. Hudson ("Chariots of Fire") as a master of historical re-creation.
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At Documenta the portraits were exhibited along with her re-creation of a Beirut bakery that her father ran to provide jobs for people with special needs.
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The re-creation of Amsterdam in the Golden Age is credible, the sweeping camera moves look like a great workout, and the compositions suggest someone studied Vermeer.
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Soldiers take the places of Jesus's disciples in a re-creation of "The Last Supper," and bare-chested men, sometimes wearing a skullcap, show off their musculature.
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The show's centerpiece is a 350,000-gallon re-creation of the Hudson Canyon, a mile-wide undersea wonder off the coast of New York and New Jersey.
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Throughout filming, Mr. Henry wore motion-capture materials on his head, so that his face could be replaced with a digital re-creation of Cushing's piercing visage.
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The filmmakers had sent residents a flier and gone door to door seeking permission for the re-creation, which would include simulated gunfire until midnight for several nights.
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Better known as art-rock goddess St. Vincent, Clark tried her hand behind the camera for this deadpan, morbidly amusing re-creation of one girl's traumatic childhood memory.
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Jon Hamm plays some kind of interactive hologram re-creation of a woman's dead husband in Marjorie Prime, which basically looks like an extremely depressing version of Her.
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Here, visitors enter a colorful re-creation of the world of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Nintendo's only big, playable games at this year's conference.
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In fact, the re-creation of the Ocean House may be a more seismic alteration to the area than Ms. Swift's house purchase or her red bouncy slide.
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In the original they were draped over or dominating the prone figures of naked men but Ms. Versace thought she would skip that part of the re-creation.
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The re-creation appears to be a tabletop football game of some sort with a little puppeteering work to show the flight of the eventually-picked-off football.
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The sequel, directed by Mike Flanagan and starring Ewan McGregor, will follow Kubrick's story line, from the preservation of the Overlook to the re-creation of Dan's flashbacks.
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But she recently posted a video that's caused a big stir: a re-creation of "We Are the World," the 1985 charity song featuring by USA for Africa.
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The online exhibition has a page on Butler's methodology, with a re-creation of his 1918 lecture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the audio is embedded above).
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The paradoxical hunger for nonstop novelty and the compulsive re-creation of newness, propelled by modern capitalism, represent transcendent urges that could be tapped for subversive, collectivist action.
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X-Wing VR Mission ties into the Star Wars film canon, but it's not — as my colleague Chaim speculated — a re-creation of the iconic Death Star trench run.
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Early reviews have knocked the film for being dry and corny, but critics have praised Malek's performance as well as Bohemian Rhapsody's re-creation of some classic Queen gigs.
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Among the treasures is a re-creation of the rec room at Patsy and Charlie's suburban Nashville "dream home," complete with original stereo, record collection and still-running refrigerator.
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Dream of Solentiname includes a re-creation of the Solentiname chapel, made out of wood by Marcos Agudelo, the architect who worked on the renovation of the original chapel.
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The Rochester, New York, museum has long explored the re-creation of historic photography techniques, and learning how to hand-make 35mm film was a continuation of this work.
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The studio, a re-creation of his work space at his San Diego home, is centered on a drafting table surrounded by reference material and floor-to-ceiling memorabilia.
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Kate Beckinsale is obviously on good enough terms with her ex Michael Sheen to pose with him and their seventeen-year-old daughter in a throwback re-creation photo.
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The video's overheated palette was inspired by J. M. W. Turner's "The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons," another kind of historical re-creation, Ms. Wright said.
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The series, which uses Fitzgerald's tale as a stepping-off point for a "Mad Men"-like excavation of the 1930s, is meticulous in its re-creation of the era.
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On Thursday, two recent master's graduates in computer science released what they say is a re-creation of OpenAI's withheld software onto the internet for anyone to download and use.
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In the world of immersive entertainment, high-end activations like HBO's sprawling, real-world re-creation of Westworld or Disney's upcoming Star Wars expansion lands get most of the attention.
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It makes sense that Westworld, a show about a digital re-creation of the real world, is using an online extension of its fictional world to expand its narrative landscape.
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Slippery and elusive, she invites us to view the stories being told not as documentation of past experiences, but rather as a re-creation that dwells between memory and fantasy.
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The third season of "Stranger Things" is a delightful re-creation of 1980s smalltown America that's long gone, right down to the Waldenbooks and Sam Goody in the local mall.
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It was an unusual sculpture, more roots than branches, a bronze re-creation of a huge sycamore tree that was smashed by debris when the twin towers collapsed on Sept.
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Both are about the erasure and re-creation of identity: Eddie gulps a smart drug ("a kind of steroid for the intellect") to become a more rapacious, more victorious Eddie.
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Use your newfound powers (which you can customize and change on-the-fly) to fight back against the D.U.P. in a beautiful and amazingly accurate re-creation of Seattle, Washington.
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Time travel may be impossible, but the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra offered the next best thing in a marvelous, if anachronistically lavish, re-creation at Music Hall here over the weekend.
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For its spot-on re-creation of that era, Oscar nominations in production and costume design are almost assured, and the film has a good shot in cinematography as well.
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Audience members were asked to walk along a re-creation of the play's title thoroughfare, to visit different residences and watering holes during the course of one typical, sodden night.
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Visitors will see a re-creation of the Zapata wetlands — home to the endangered Cuban crocodile — as well as a reconstructed cave showcasing fossil remains of a giant ground sloth.
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She shrieked again when I revealed the secret, the thing I had not told her at breakfast: that the Chareau exhibit featured a virtual-reality re-creation of the apartment.
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In the 2019 Bollywood version of the story, the special effects are in keeping with the times, and the re-creation of opulent palaces and massive war scenes are adequately breathtaking.
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Asana, which has to date been known for its collaborative to-do lists, today introduced boards — essentially a note-for-note re-creation of Trello's rival approach to getting things done.
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An accompanying document, Present at the Re-Creation, Ash Jain and Matthew Kroenig lay out a strategy for shaping the international system that accepts that the status quo can't be preserved.
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Reading "Belgravia" is rather like visiting a modern re-creation of a Victorian house — every cornice molding is perfect — but it's a Victorian house with 21st-century plumbing and Wi-Fi.
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"Dreamlands" starts with a bang: a 1977 film re-creation of Oskar Schlemmer's "Triadic Ballet" (1922), all blaring music, marionette choreography and bright bulbous costumes that turn the dancers into toys.
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Everything during the re-creation is designed to be as real as possible, including videos of runways and airports around the world that play on the screens, simulating the cockpit's wind screen.
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One of the earliest tattoo intellectual property cases was filed in 2005, when a tattoo artist sued Nike and Rasheed Wallace for the re-creation of his designs in a Nike commercial.
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Peter Barclay, 53, was a retired Army lieutenant colonel and well-known member of the Society for Creative Anachronism, a medieval research and re-creation organization with more than 30,000 members worldwide.
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Much of that behind-the-scenes processing is done in an effort to give the user the most true-to-life re-creation of the scene at which they pointed their camera.
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The Battle of Scarif reminded me of playing 2015's Battlefront, the multiplayer shooter set in a hyper-realistic re-creation of the Star Wars universe that combines ground and vehicle combat.
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The movie, as claimed by three trailers at this point, features what is, I assume, a CGI re-creation of a young Johnny Depp, as well as the current Johnny Depp (huh?).
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Inside the headset, I saw a digital re-creation of the small room — and then a bony hand emerged from the mirror, like a VR nod to John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness.
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Kaley Cuoco saw Gad's money boxers and raised him a spot-on re-creation of Britney Spears' 2001 MTV Video Music Awards performance of "I'm a Slave 4 U" – python and all!
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With accelerating challenges ahead due to a changing workforce — think automation, A.I., and wholesale industry disruption and re-creation — getting ahead of this has become even more critical for all of us.
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An extravagant mid-century re-creation of New Orleans' French Quarter, it includes an active storefront, a hotel facade, a small cinema, a photo booth, costumed psychics, and a bead-tossing publicist.
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And, second, the re-creation of fiscal discipline decidedly is not a goal consistent with the cram-down approach; if current creditors can be strong-armed, why not future ones as well?
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Displays on Cuban art and music are part of the exhibition, as is the re-creation of a throne used for orisha worship, the Afro-Cuban spiritual tradition also known as Santeria.
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The original tea rooms are closed for restoration, but recreated rooms on nearby Buchanan Street are open; and a second re-creation, the Willow Tea Rooms at Watt Brothers, arrives this summer.
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Tony Horwitz, in his book " Confederates in the Attic ," analyzes what he calls "a period rush," the particular adrenaline-fuelled energy that comes with being fully immersed in an authentic re-creation.
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After consulting with Syrian academics, who chose the arch for re-creation, scientists and engineers from the Institute for Digital Archaeology, based at Oxford in Britain, replicated the arch in precise detail.
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This tribute, a re-creation of her clothes closet and more, is from her daughter, the artist Maira Kalman, and her grandson, Alex Kalman, who say people's everyday belongings convey major messages.
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The latter is the first booth most visitors to the Armory Show's Modern section will see, Barcelona gallery Mayoral's large-scale re-creation of Joan Míro's studio on the island of Mallorca.
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Following in the footsteps of last year's Breath of the Wild-themed exhibit, Nintendo has opted for a re-creation of New Donk City — the New York knockoff featured in Super Mario Odyssey.
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Day-trippers can swim in the water and have a picnic while fans visit the stone markers that outline where Thoreau's cabin once stood and walk inside a nearby re-creation of it.
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Chuck Schumer was quick off the line to mock Trump with this re-creation of the Cabinet meeting: There's a tendency in Trump's presidency to overlook or dismiss these smaller sorts of things.
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The CB-1s offer a very appealing re-creation of most music genres, and I did find myself nodding along to them more often than I might have expected before picking them up.
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Nearly a million cubic yards of sediment had made the five-mile journey, resulting in the creation—or, to be more accurate, the re-creation—of a hundred and eighty-six paludal acres.
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The first act's final scene, a re-creation of the painting of the title, is the stuff of legends; a 2017 revival, starring Jake Gyllenhaal, showed it had lost none of its magic.
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Mr. Ozkaya's re-creation is an oddity in the history of responses to Duchamp: not a homage or reinterpretation so much as a vessel for what he suggests is a mind-bending discovery.
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Dr. Robert Spitzer, who played an instrumental role in developing the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, even conducted his own study to question Ms. Slater's re-creation of a 1973 experiment.
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There are excesses: in the Philippines, a grisly re-creation of Christ's Crucifixion on Good Friday, and, in Sierra Leone, a belief that the recent Ebola epidemic was a manifestation of divine anger.
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The series can certainly be funny, particularly the images of the Holy Land Experience in Orlando, a Biblical amusement park featuring a re-creation of ancient Jerusalem and daily reenactments of Jesus's crucifixion.
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While Christians may cringe at his views, many more others see his support for traditional faiths as positive — a re-creation of the imperial Chinese state's support for certain faiths and belief systems.
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Hunger in Los Angeles, VR forerunner Nonny de la Peña's re-creation of an emergency at an LA food bank, famously caused a user to cry as the headset was pulled off her face.
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The exhibition includes a partial re-creation of a solo show he had in Barcelona in 423, centering on a series of works on paper whose daunting variety makes explicit his refusal to commit.
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In another part of the installation, visitors will find Mr. Sachs's re-creation of a full-scale airplane lavatory, which, in the context, calls to mind what you might need to do after drinking.
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Another well-known piece, which exists in several versions, is "Unconditional Surrender," a 25-foot-high re-creation of the famous V-J Day photograph of a sailor kissing a nurse in Times Square.
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The Mostly Mozart Festival is presenting "Schubertiade Remix," a radical re-creation of the legendary musical soirees in Vienna featuring Schubert and his fellow artists, often hosted by prosperous admirers of the struggling composer.
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Buckhurst brings to his re-creation of nineteenth-century Fleet Street an Englishman's knowledge of how the fog and filth and soot of the great Industrial Age filled the lungs and wore bodies down.
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Between orders, Stovetop worked on a drawing of a groovy dude—a re-creation of a painting that had been stolen from the bar's back gallery, a space currently bathed in psychedelic black light.
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Past winning projects, which come from around the world, include Michael Mandiberg's Postmodern Times — a shot-by-shot re-creation of Charlie Chaplin's Modern Times — and Carl Cheng's studies of tar at the LACMA campus.
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I have no idea if the 2017 edition is a significant improvement on what the series has already achieved, but as someone coming to it fresh, it felt like a tremendous re-creation of baseball.
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The exhibition, called Dalí Lives, was made in collaboration with the ad agency Goodby, Silverstein & Partners (GS&P), which made a life-size re-creation of Dalí using the machine learning-powered video editing technique.
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The Nt mini lets you add a faithful re-creation of the original NES' scanlines for some retro charm, but you can also multiply the number on screen by anywhere from two to five times.
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Outside of the office, Goldblum takes part in meme re-creation, has shown he's game for a round (or five) of Would You Rather, consistently recognizes his own eccentricities and chooses to revel in them.
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Virtual reality artists Gabo Arora and Saschka Unseld return to 1945 in a multiperson experience on the HTC Vive, placing participants in a virtual re-creation of a ruined building with artifacts from the bombings.
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The installation features an approximate re-creation of the open-plan office and the meeting and waiting rooms in which she worked, with two video screens on either side showing the documentation of her project.
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The museum is currently showing an exclusive exhibition focusing on all three of Vincent van Gogh's bedroom paintings, renditions from his home in Arles, France, as well as a re-creation of the bedroom, i.e.
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Dyer reappears in the exhibition's closing section — a partial re-creation of Bacon's studio at his death in 1992 — via a note that he wrote to Bacon in Paris, and a black-and-white photograph.
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Two other compelling examples of space re-creation come from Azikiwe Mohammed, curated by artist and Pioneer Works founder Dustin Yellin, and Genevieve Gaignard, curated by gallerist Shulamit Nazarian and her gallery director, Renée Fox.
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Without knowing the ending, you might guess all that was a recipe for confused, postmodern alienation, or worse, a re-creation of the sickening power structures of online forums and the nerd cultures we know best.
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She says once Nicki understands how much Rosa endured so her people could sit at the front of the bus -- as demonstrated in this famous photo re-creation -- she'd know why her song is so hurtful.
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In 2014, Roland released the TR-8 Rhythm Performer, and while it included the original 808 sound bank, it was more of a "spiritual successor" to the TR-808 instead of a reissue or re-creation.
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It works very much like Rockstar Games' character switching in Grand Theft Auto V, which let you jump around the virtual re-creation of Los Angeles by selecting one of three protagonists randomly wandering the map.
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AI-based creation or re-creation of realistic imagery (often called "hallucination") is a major area of research, but this would be a unique application of it — not to mention one that could help some people.
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There are special editions of Minecraft and Civilization built specifically for classrooms, and last year Ubisoft created a violence-free mode for Assassin's Creed Origins, where players could explore a digital re-creation of Ancient Egypt.
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The Tate show ends with the riotous "Sistine Chapel", a re-creation of Paik's work at the Venice Biennale of 1993, where he had shared the German pavilion (and a Golden Lion award) with Hans Haacke.
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National politics provide Farrington with a sturdy frame, but what makes his book special is his painstaking re-creation of scores of little-known state and local activists and a lost world of two-party competition.
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But this was Act I of "The Iceman Lab," Target Margin Theater's bold, playful, vivifying re-creation of the Eugene O'Neill classic at Here, and a friendly glam-rock band was filling the room with sound.
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Her appointment was seen as a surprise for the open-air theater, which is housed in a re-creation of the 16th-century theater where Shakespeare's works were performed in the final years of his life.
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"Barbuto worked because the food was as great as the restaurant's owner," said Keith McNally, the owner of several restaurants including Pastis, a block north of Barbuto, and itself a re-creation of an earlier restaurant.
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And his re-creation of three-way fisticuffs, with Mr. Leguizamo as the punching bag in the middle, to demonstrate the value of loyalty among friends, which somehow relates to the fall of the Inca Empire.
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While the Infiniti Prototype 9 is a beautiful re-creation of what the 1940s racing scene may have looked like if they'd been around to build a car, don't expect to be able to ever buy one.
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Lilliet's passive narration has a distant, formal tone, seemingly meant as a re-creation of 19th-century voice, but executed without the mastery of a Catton or Waters, dulling the drama, even at the most theatrical moments.
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Because whatever comes next for Moonee, that bubble is forever burst, and what remains is a dream of running away into a corporate re-creation — the happiest place on earth, provided you can afford the entrance fee.
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The Perdix drones, designed by MIT students then licensed for military use in 2013, only have a wingspan of only about a foot, and are perfect for a modern re-creation of that scene from The Birds.
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It's a strange series starring a not-so-young Jude Law, a wildly expensive re-creation of the Vatican, and bonkers musical cues from U2, Belle & Sebastian, LMFAO, and, in the astonishing penultimate episode, Australian producer Flume.
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The first piece of art for the game was a re-creation of The Last Supper, but with Southern hipsters wielding guns and knives and a tablecloth that was an alternate reality version of the American flag.
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Visitors will also be able to sample food from the museum's new cafe, which is set to open early next year, and contribute their selfies to a mosaic re-creation of Hopper's painting "The Sheridan Theater" (1937).
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Fans were able to play it for the first time, Square Enix finally unveiled the release date, and it even turned its show floor booth into a life-sized re-creation of the gritty cyberpunk metropolis Midgar.
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Directed by Experimenter's Michael Almereyda, and based on a play by Jordan Harrison, it stars Jon Hamm as a holographic, AI-driven re-creation of an elderly woman's dead husband that chats with her to keep her company.
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During the 5-minute demo, Bridget interacted so well with that digital re-creation of the room I was standing in that my brain was briefly fooled into thinking that this pixelated robot was, on some level, real.
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But more accurately, The Lion King is only "good" on a curve, largely because it's a near shot-for-shot re-creation of the original with a little ad-libbing from Billy Eichner (Timon) and Seth Rogen (Pumbaa).
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On the other side of the spectrum, the pop-up Scum and Villainy lets Star Wars fans step into a re-creation of the infamous Mos Eisley Cantina, with guests regularly showing up in costume to grab drinks.
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In contrast to the clean-cut boxwoods of the neighboring Hamptons, the couple's sprawling landscape, just 2000 yards from the Atlantic coast, feels like a welcome return to wilderness — or at least an artful re-creation of it.
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Much of the movie takes place inside the house (a re-creation of Cuarón's childhood home), which is flanked by a gated, open-roofed passage filled with bicycles, plants, caged birds and an exuberant, underloved dog named Borras.
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The system will also include a re-creation of the Dejarik holochess game featured in the original Star Wars, and a strategy-based game that will let users direct Rebel soldiers in a land-based assault against Imperial forces.
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Microsoft's hope is that teachers will use Minecraft as a way to help younger students engage with lessons, allowing them to, for example, step into a blocky re-creation of a historical world or a scenario from a book.
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It's part of Galaxy's Edge, a new billion-dollar, 19383-acre expansion, and to get to that lever, visitors first navigate a queue that twists through a meticulous re-creation of a spaceport and the inside of the Falcon.
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A brick-by-brick re-creation of a 26-story hotel in Sacramento was made available to first-responder agencies in June, months before dozens were killed by a gunman shooting through the windows of a Las Vegas hotel.
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Other museums have produced virtual reality apps: The Renwick Gallery, an institution of the Smithsonian in Washington, recently released a virtual reality re-creation of its exhibition "Wonder," a selfie-magnet of a sculpture show from 2015 to '16.
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Shot and edited in a docudrama style that's a little less frenetic than is conventional, "Patriots Day" is at its best as a vivid re-creation of the measures and resources needed to conduct investigations of such catastrophic crimes.
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ComiXology's release slate includes the upcoming series Valiant High from Late Show with Stephen Colbert's Daniel Kibblesmith writing, as well as a re-creation of graphic novel pioneering work Marley's Ghost, both of which will be released at a later date.
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In the past we've seen some pretty incredible Lego creations — a Millennium Falcon that took a year to build; a miniature re-creation of Glastonbury; a retro 1960s Batcave — but now we've something bigger and badder than anything that's come before.
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Despite the fact that the racers drive themselves, everything from the steering to the use of items to the little speed boost you can get at the beginning of a race is a delightfully accurate re-creation of the console games.
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This is an embellished re-creation of college life before the rise of the modern university in the mid-19th century — presumably without the fines for swearing or playing cards, student duels or frequent riots over inedible dining-hall food.
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The tours are such a success that he is developing other programming, including an audience-participation re-creation of one of the first over-the-top weddings in America, The Diamond Wedding, which was held at the cathedral in 19043.
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Sentimental journeys are a specialty of Third Rail Projects, whose other site-specific works include "Then She Fell," a re-creation for grown-ups of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland," and "Ghost Light," a séance with phantoms of a Lincoln Center theater.
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Last April, for example, in the heated aftermath of the Walter Scott shooting, a racially mixed group of nearly 100 local movers and shakers dined together in a re-creation of Nat Fuller's long-forgotten racial reconciliation feast 150 years before.
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Acquiring the rights to actors' looks and using them for CGI re-creation purposes isn't totally new — just look at Furious 7 or Rogue One: A Star Wars Story — but it is a conversation Hollywood is taking more seriously than ever.
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They had hoped to shoot in as many original locations as possible and were able to do that in some cases — including the re-creation of the Corpus Christi massacre, when security forces attacked students during a march in 1971.
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At any time, you can be hurtled by memory into a re-creation of the past: You can be sitting in your armchair and suddenly be jolted by a memory of an event, in this case the destruction of Dresden.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — This week, explore a meticulous re-creation of thousands-year-old Buddhist caves, listen to two experimental piano performances, join a discussion on the current state of art and feminism, and more.
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At the time, 3D was said to be the closest thing to being there — so perhaps it was only logical that the next evolution would be to give audiences the chance to actually go there, or at least to a surreal re-creation.
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Construction on Siegel's grandiose Florida mansion, featured in the documentary The Queen of Versailles, has been stalled for over a decade after the financial crisis upended her and husband David's plans to build a re-creation to outshine the original French palace.
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This opens the door for what Dhan calls "spacial computing," where you're able to use a Sulon Q to work with your regular Windows 10 desktop, using a keyboard and mouse which you can see thanks to the Q's digital environment re-creation.
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To say that "Midway," a new cinematic re-creation of the decisive 1942 air and sea battle from Roland Emmerich, the director of "Independence Day," soars to the heights of his best work is to say it sputters along at sea level.
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There's a tobacco-drying shed for the leaves that will demonstrate the tradition of cigar-making, and a re-creation of a throne used for the Afro-Cuban spiritual tradition known as Santeria, with information on how both have shaped the island nation.
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For those who have yet to see the Stones live, a re-creation of their concert backstage area — with makeup table, audio instructions, guitars — leads to a 3D experience of seeing the band rock on stage to "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction".
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It depicts a re-creation of Lamassu, an Assyrian statue that stood in Iraq in the ancient city of Nineveh, on the outskirts of modern-day Mosul, until 2015 when the militant group destroyed it along with other irreplaceable works of ancient art.
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Its cloudy ceiling mural now mirrors those of the Reading Room, thanks to a re-creation of the original by EverGreene Architectural Arts; the original mural by James Wall Finn was deemed beyond repair due to decades of decay and bad overpainting.
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This year's program, steered by the curator and critic Philipp Kaiser, includes the re-creation of a flags-and-music work by Daniel Buren, and a progressive rock opera by Jim Shaw and his band, said Noah Horowitz, Art Basel Americas director.
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If virtual reality has proved useful as an educational tool through recent initiatives such as a re-creation of Modigliani's last Parisian studio at the Tate Modern in London, it is still asserting itself as an artistic form in its own right.
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Another difference between Tangi and other short-form video apps is a feature it includes called "Try It." This encourages users to upload photos of their re-creation of the video as a way to interact with other community members, says Mao.
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Take the large installation on view at Dia, "Domain of the Variable," a re-creation of the original that appeared on the cover of the November 1972 issue of Artforum — then the art world's bible — and is Ms. Rockburne's best-known work.
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Fasho. Gallagher turned a corner and arrived at her re-creation of 102 Edith Grove, the one-bedroom flat in Chelsea where Keith, Mick, and Brian all lived together, with sleepovers from Charlie, for thirteen months beginning in the late summer of 1962.
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The re-creation of Facebook as a video platform is well underway: Facebook Live experiments abound, it's trialling what are basically 15-second ad breaks, and now the social media behemoth is treading delicate ground; testing how users react to autoplay video in their newsfeeds.
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It's a giddy tour through the lit-up canyons and neon signs of Cars Land (a re-creation from the film "Cars"), the dancing fountains in the World of Color lagoon, the bright glow of "It's a Small World" and the iconic Sleeping Beauty's Castle.
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Then it morphs into a re-creation of how the riots — some of the biggest in American history — got started: police raided an unlicensed club in the black part of town, and tensions in the street erupted into looting and violence that lasted for days.
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"The 14 years I lived in Bergen," he writes at the beginning of Book 5, "are long gone, no traces of them are left" — a sly claim, given that the 21 pages that follow constitute a seemingly "factual" re-creation of that very period.
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Lego has been building up a great repertoire of space build sets lately with an epic re-creation of the Saturn V rocket that took astronauts to the Moon as well as the Apollo lunar lander, complete with the same historical plaques, cameras, and more.
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The first time I visited the Museum of Jurassic Technology in Los Angeles, I wandered entranced through galleries packed with curiosities to open a door onto an uncanny re-creation of a Central Asian courtyard, a rooftop columbarium of fountains and ferns, statuary and stillness.
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But each one of those levels, released in episodic installments over the course of many months, was a staggering achievement in scale and realism, sending players everywhere from a complex re-creation of a Paris art museum to a seaside Italian town housing an underground bioweapon plant.
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From now until November, though, it's trying something unusually ambitious: a full re-creation of the NBC News Democracy Plaza at New York's Rockefeller Center, complete with a huge screen for watching live debates, a map for counting states on election night, and appearances from NBC journalists.
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"I'd never done it from top to bottom until the first night I performed it," the singer-songwriter recalled of "Rufus Does Judy at Carnegie Hall," his song-by-song re-creation of a legendary concert that Judy Garland performed at the same space in 22012.
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A replica of the 20143th-century mansion will be rebuilt around the shell of the building, a painstaking re-creation by architects who have spent months poring over archival photos, counting the bricks in each black-and-white image in an effort to resurrect what was lost.
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It has changed its bottles, but it is also returning to is roots: Marem is a re-creation of a scent made in 1914 for the Russian actress Alla Nazimova, the grande dame of the New York stage who was preparing to make her silent film debut.
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Most of the structures have been razed to the ground, but pictorials and video show how it was laid out, including a re-creation of one of the "bunkhouses," which was really just a glorified trailer where, sadly, they kept too many people in such a space.
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In an interview with The New York Times, several of the lead producers and animators for Rogue One spoke about their reasoning for why they felt the digital re-creation needed to be in the movie along with some details as to how the effect was actually accomplished.
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A few steps away, in the large north gallery, a rapturous selection of six yarn sculptures — a re-creation of the artist's1987 solo exhibition at the Westfälischer Kunstverein in Münster, Germany — presents just that kind of experience, with each work carving the room into discrete sectors of constructed space.
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Mr. Lear says he has always retained a child's-eye view, and Ms. Ewing and Ms. Grady ("Jesus Camp") employ a somewhat artsy framing device for passages throughout his life: a child actor (Keaton Nigel Cooke) who portrays Mr. Lear in sequences that are part metaphor, part re-creation.
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And his love of the British science-fiction show "Doctor Who" is so intense that half of the cake at his August wedding (to the actress and publishing heiress Lydia Hearst) will be a re-creation of the Tardis, the time machine masquerading as a police call box.
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The set smelled of freshly sawed lumber but was otherwise a meticulous re-creation of Roth's boyhood home in Newark: dark woodwork, faded wallpaper, a bookcase containing a well-used set of The Book of Knowledge, an enameled cooking range, an early-generation refrigerator with the motor on top.
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They included a re-creation of Mr. Armstrong securing an American flag in the lunar dust; Mr. Bean standing alongside Mr. Conrad on the moon, looking toward earth; Eugene A. Cernan riding in a lunar rover during the Apollo 21975 mission and the earth rising above the moon.
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This violates a principle called "unitarity," the backbone of quantum theory, which holds that as particles interact, information about them is never lost, only scrambled, so that if you reversed the arrow of time in the universe's quantum evolution, you'd see things unscramble into an exact re-creation of the past.
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It's a similar story to how Portland's Red Fang rose to fame just shortly thereafter by making a sidesplittingly funny viral music video about LARPing with beer-can armor for "Prehistoric Dog," a song that was years old and almost completely unheard of prior to its hilarious visual re-creation.
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It offers a re-creation of that world so loving that, as my father observed me dialing into various boards using the numbers scattered like breadcrumbs across the other BBSes in the game, he told me with complete sincerity that he "better not see any extra charges on the phone bill".
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There's also another physical re-creation, this time of the entire upper floor of the Yellow House, with the exact dimensions of the rooms and their position in relation to one another mapped out on the floor of a gallery, overlaid with video projections of van Gogh's letters from that time.
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We were given a book about Shackleton, PowerPoint lectures about Shackleton, special tours to Shackleton-related sites, a screening of a long film about a re-creation of Shackleton's voyage, and a chance to hike three miles of the arduous trail that Shackleton had survived at the end of it.
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And leaning on the re-creation myth, Aronofsky makes one more leap: God's cruelty — and his genius — is for his masculine nature to keep wiping things out and starting over, sucking every ounce of life and energy and creative force from the woman, who just gives and gives and gives.
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Theater sets exist at the precarious intersection of art and architecture, functionality and decoration, real and imagined space, historical re-creation and revision; in these works, Diane Simpson channels all of these tensions into a series of elegant and meticulous tableaus that take the form of set design's younger sister: window design.
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The Art Institute of Chicago's (AIC) current exhibition Van Gogh's Bedrooms brings together the three painted versions of the Arles bedroom for the first time in North America, and to commemorate this event the museum commissioned a re-creation of the room, which can be rented for $10 a night on Airbnb.
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There's also a child-friendly "War at Sea" gallery, dominated by a huge (and fully boardable) re-creation of a ship's deck, and a pocket-size Field of Battle Theater, which shows a filmed re-enactment of the 1777 battle at Chadds Ford, complete with rumbling floor and piped-in gunpowder scent.
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With lavish palace sets, countless background actors, and resplendent period costumes (the wedding gown Claire Foy wore in the series premiere was a meticulous re-creation of Queen Elizabeth's original and reportedly cost roughly $35,20193), every shot of The Crown practically oozes money — fitting for a decade dominated by premium, prestige television.
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My favorite games apps over the years also include Jet Set Willy ($2 on iOS) a re-creation of a gaming classic from the early days of home computing, and Tiny Wings ($1 on iOS), a cute, casual game that puts you in control of a bird that can swoop rather than fly.
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New York-based brand Batsheva, helmed by the Georgetown and Stanford-educated former lawyer Batsheva Hay, has cultivated its DNA on a re-creation of old-school prairie dressing, featuring feminine riffs on high-necked, frilly frocks for women and young girls in a spare collection of styles, including the Apron and the Bib.
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Need for Speed: Rivals remains one of the few racing games I've ever quit because of ganking, and Ubisoft's Small-World re-creation of the United States in The Crew was like a distillation of every grating tic of a Ubisoft open-world design sensibilities in the form of a deeply average racing game.
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HBO also went to the SXSW festival in Austin last year to promote season 2 with a full re-creation of the Old West town Sweetwater, equipped with dozens of actors playing scripted androids while regular conference participants got to play the part of visiting guests in an elaborate and somewhat messy meta affair.
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It doesn't pretend to be an authentic re-creation of the original in its content or aesthetic; extensions are 21st-century high, and notwithstanding small touches (arms crossed high on the chest, or stretched forward in parallel lines at shoulder height), there is no exaggerated Romantic style modeled after paintings and lithographs of the day.
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Milan was bombed repeatedly during World War II, and while touches of the old can be found throughout the city, the mass rebuilding in the '60s prized innovation above re-creation — plastic, for instance, was introduced to homes here by the early 1960s, courtesy of the Nobel-winning chemist Giulio Natta — and Modernism's clean lines.
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"In Search Of …" (2017/2012, 2010, 2000) features a re-creation of a portrait sketch of the artist made by an ex-girlfriend above a hand-written classified ad for a "drummer/percussionist for a kind of rock band," whose influences include early Pink Floyd, Can, Velvet Underground, Low, Patty Waters, and Neutral Milk Hotel.
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By then, he had already met Timothy Leary, who looked him up in Mexico City because he had heard that Conner was an authority in the local use of hallucinogenic mushrooms, hence the film LOOKING FOR MUSHROOMS (1959-67/1996), which is both a documentary and an imaginative re-creation of looking for and ingesting mushrooms.
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Though the TR-08 is physically smaller than its predecessor — with a width of 12 1/8 inches and a depth of only 083 1/8 inches — it's a near-exact homage to the TR-808 from the colors used, the shape of its sequencer buttons, and of course, the re-creation of the instrument's original sounds.
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At the front of the booth is a massive, life-sized re-creation of Mario, Cappy, and the new airship he'll be piloting in Super Mario Odyssey, while scattered around the booth are statues of the various enemies that Mario will be able to transform into through the new "Capture" mechanic in Odyssey, also all built to proper scale.
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In one corner of the soundstage, Josh Gad and Olivia Colman (Broadchurch) are discussing the Police Academy franchise; Penélope Cruz is gliding past the re-creation of a vintage train talking on her phone in Spanish; and Johnny Depp is ruminating to your reporter about the likelihood of his character's long brown coat being made out of leather.
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Lore is part of a wave of immersive tie-ins that have emerged this year, including an one-night-only show for the home-video release of Big Little Lies, and most recently, a re-creation of the Neibolt House from Stephen King's It that popped up in Hollywood to promote the release of Andy Muschietti's film adaptation.
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The stepdad's bakery was an authentic re-creation of an 2000th-century French fortress, and one day a health inspector came by; she was initially wary of the stonework walls and the doorless entryways, but the stepfather was able to convince her that these 220th-century touches took nothing away from his commitment to the highest health standards.
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Tony Conrad, an eccentric titan of experimental music, art, and film in New York, was to have appeared alongside the German band Faust in a live re-creation of their 1973 collaboration "Outside the Dream Syndicate," which long ago acquired cult status among the not inconsiderable number of people who cherish music that builds slowly over mesmerizing drones.
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New X-ray imaging has revealed the macabre secret, which a patron likely asked Glindoni to hide in his late-19th-century re-creation of Dee's performance for Queen Elizabeth I. The discovery was made in research for Scholar, Courtier, Magician: The Lost Library of John Dee, opened this week at the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) in London.
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The time period is set during the current movie trilogy, which will conclude with the December release of "Star Wars: Episode IX." When the new park sections open, visitors will be able to step into a re-creation of the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon and feel like they are flying the famous spaceship piloted by Han Solo in the films.
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Things pick up a bit with a re-creation of an Esther Williams-style water ballet featuring none other than Scarlett Johansson, who talks like a sailor with a New York accent and seems never to be without a sex scandal; the latest is akin to the old "Loretta Young problem," something Mannix puts legal wiz Joe Silverman (Jonah Hill) to work on.
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Rottenberg's first solo museum show in New York, "Easypieces," is one of three single-floor exhibitions at the New Museum this summer; also on view are a new series by the Zanzibari-born, London-based painter Lubaina Himid —the winner of the 2017 Turner Prize—and a re-creation of a famed 1965 installation by the prescient Argentine artist Marta Minujín.
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The re-creation of the early days of WoW, recently released by Blizzard, was subject to a distributed denial of service attack earlier this month that resulted in servers going down across North America, which was certainly nostalgic for some players, and in the wake of that attack, as PC Gamer reports, Blizzard cooperated with law enforcement officials, who eventually arrested a suspect.
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Among the other works on view there were a horizontal re-creation of "Oma Totem" (the stacked household appliances), which Vo had paid a stonecutter to carve in marble, as a gravestone for his grandmother; some branches that Vo had cut from a tree in the Phu Quoc cemetery where his older brother was buried; and several small relics and photographs of nineteenth-century missionaries.
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Some remembered singing "A-B-C-1-593-3" as children; others listened to "Thriller" well into their 50s and 60s, but the one who stole the show was just an infant when Jackson died: a 10-year-old boy named Rudey Parra who glided across the arcade floor in his loafers and white glove, a flawless re-creation of moves he'd studied on YouTube.
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An interactive timeline of the history of African-American music developed by Carnegie Hall, the digital re-creation of the acoustics of cultural sites, a series of short animated videos about basic concepts in philosophy and a virtual-reality game allowing users to explore the ancient pueblo of Mesa Verde are among the 253 recipients of new grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Before embarking on "My Struggle," Knausgaard had published two atmospheric novels — one an eccentric but rather beautiful re-creation of Genesis in a Norwegian setting, complete with angels — and since then he's produced a series of four gossamer volumes, each named after a season and filled with artfully etched observations about everyday things and experiences; but in the magnum opus he claims to eschew any prettifying literary technique.
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" It was also immortalized in American literature by Don DeLillo, who opened his 1997 novel, "Underworld," with an extended, lyrical re-creation of that Wednesday at Coogan's Bluff, complete with echoes of the radio announcer Russ Hodges's disbelieving call as the ball headed for the fence and sailed over the Dodgers' left fielder, Andy Pafko, culminating, as pandemonium erupted, with the joyous, repeated declaration, "The Giants win the pennant!
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Though her face is really visible in only one shot, when she is walking into a room, and though even in that one her attention is focused elsewhere; though the rest of the time, her face is largely hidden by her hair as she bends down to examine details of the looks, a re-creation of any of these actions for a still could have demonstrated deeper engagement with the event.
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The first thing shoppers will see is a life-size re-creation of a tiendita in the window (think a New York bodega) stuffed floor to ceiling with kitschy knickknacks made in Colombia, kaleidoscopic Bon Bon Bum candies alongside typical products of Colombians' daily life such as dishwashing soap; the Colombian sodas Colombiana and Postobon; hair dye; and TVs playing old Miss Colombia pageants, soccer matches and soap operas.
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Later, there was going to be a dance contest (best shagging couple), a re-creation of Kellerman's talent show, and the lake lift competition, where pairs of competitors would battle it out to see if they could lift their partner up, by the hips, in what is a dazzling film scene, but a truly difficult physical task (even when the liftee, like Jennifer Grey circa Dirty Dancing, is likely 231 pounds soaking wet).
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Among the most enticing of Untitled's special programs are a silkscreening station where Rirkrit Tiravanija, Tomas Vu, and a cadre of Columbia MFA students will be churning out T-shirts emblazoned with phrases like "Police the Police" and "The Future Is Chrome," a re-creation of a 1995 participatory installation by Noemí Escandell that lets visitors write their own newspaper headlines, plus artist Austin Lee is going to bury three bronze sculptures in the sand near the fair — finders keepers!
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Since Apple's new tools made their way to developers, we've seen some stunning demos that show off just how powerful the software can be, even on phones without the same camera and sensor hardware that will be baked into the new iPhone 8 and iPhone X. One, like a re-creation of A-Ha's "Take on Me" music video showed how ARKit could rip open portals into virtual worlds, while others showed off virtual SpaceX rockets landing in backyard swimming tools and life-like teacups balancing on a real dogs head.
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