And led to incredible re-creations from other pop culture legends.
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Kennedy and at times blends in these re-creations with original footage.
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And I'm as interested in re-creations of things that I've seen before.
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It is devoted to presenting six re-creations of Rockburne's 21972 Carbon Paper Installations.
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Some of his re-creations include depictions of Belle, Cinderella, Ursula, and even Tarzan.
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Festivalgoers will also be able to step inside re-creations of three TV shows.
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A few fans wore re-creations of Prince's "Purple Rain" trench coat-and-mustache look.
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It helps that the game looks gorgeous; these are detailed, vibrant re-creations of familiar places.
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Madison Square Garden did host circuses a century ago, but these acts aren't period re-creations.
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Väätäinen said he loves that people are "stimulated or inspired" by his re-creations like this one.
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More problematic are the gaps: mysteries unsolved, re-creations that collapse under the weight of a disclaimer.
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From the start, Downton Abbey won acclaim for its lavish re-creations of period fashions and decor.
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Art can be expensive, so I had some artists draw re-creations, and it didn't feel original.
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As well as re-creations from people like you and I who just wanted in on the fun.
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Re-creations of combat situations are open to anyone willing to pay to dress up as a soldier.
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Like video games, historical re-creations create liminal environments where spectators can interact with actors taking up specific roles.
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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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Sorted Library does this by creating small reading rooms that are full re-creations of famous creative people's libraries.
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In each episode, Byron, Belleci, and Imahara use experiments, engineering, and historical re-creations to dive down themed rabbit holes.
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Key pieces include re-creations of Assoulin's summer range, featuring brighter colors and lighter fabrics like chambray, cotton or linen.
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Truckface is a text-heavy zine that is only interrupted by my janky drawings or re-creations of student work.
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Some places will be re-creations of the past — like Chinatown and Little Italy, at the turn of the century.
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Then there are re-creations of iconic images of the day of the attack and reminders of who orchestrated the suffering.
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Its recipe re-creations take place in an old chemistry lab and are supported by $436,000 from the National Science Foundation.
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It includes virtual re-creations of the sinking and a video game-styled mission structure for exploring the ship and its history.
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The "Crafty Transformer" YouTube channel is a delight that features dramatic re-creations of famously large weapons, like the one seen above.
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Anna Bella Geiger's re-creations of postcards of Brazil's Bororo Indians are funny, but they also highlight the exploitation of indigenous peoples.
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We view the period rooms, decorated with Eliza's actual mirrored serving tray and re-creations of Hamilton's writing table, quill pens in place.
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Talking head historical doc, an oral history illustrated with contemporaneous footage, CGI re-creations, and spacey music by Archer Prewitt and Pink Floyd.
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The re-creations of the flight are tense and tautly directed, the kind of action sequences that lure curious viewers through the door.
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While his suffering was undoubtedly real, his account of it is as flat as his point-by-point re-creations of various matches.
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Kevin Spacey narrates as that contest and five others are brought to life with archival footage and images, re-creations and expert commentary.
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Though the channel primarily focuses on re-creations of iconic weapons from video games and anime, there are some general projects as well.
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In the gallery, resin re-creations of her confections decorate her original cart, which traveled to New York to be part of the show.
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Posters from iconic tours and re-creations of famous album covers are available for purchase online, sometimes even with signatures from the band members.
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Have you ever gotten right up close to one of Sherrie Levine's bronze re-creations of a historical work by a famous male artist?
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Given the relative scarcity of footage of Kubrick at work, Mr. Zierra concocts animated re-creations of confrontations between Mr. Vitali and the filmmaker.
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In addition, WarnerBros and Superfly are opening an immersive pop-up experience in N.Y.C, and features all all the set re-creations, props and costumes.
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The phone is, in fact, transparent, and you can see inside to the parts, which may even be stylized re-creations of the actual components.
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Watch Dogs 2, also released this fall, features re-creations of San Francisco and Silicon Valley that are beautiful, believable, and quite often delightfully bland.
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And there are instances in some of the fictional re-creations when he seems more invested in delivering an entertaining documentary than an informative one.
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Mold and dust, like one of those horrible re-creations of a volcanic event—whole civilizations frozen in ash and soot and coarse white stone.
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In reality, he is a pop algorithm, a Watson of the Billboard charts, able to produce reasonable re-creations of a whole range of styles.
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Google is going to be partnering with third parties to add in some famous faces, starting with some cute re-creations of characters from Stranger Things.
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While some videos show the couple acting surprised that their paramour is suddenly recording, Chicklet has admitted that some videos are re-creations of real moments.
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Here are just some of his re-creations from the past year: After all that happened this week, I thought we could just use a laugh.
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From the opening of the movie to a memorable scene in "Hakuna Matata," there are some shot-for-shot re-creations from the 1994 animated movie.
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Instead, it was the idea of exploring the exhibit's re-creations of the Mr. Robot computer store and lead character Elliot's bedroom that was drawing people in.
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It's why we can go on murdering sprees in careful re-creations of American cities in Grand Theft Auto without feeling like something is wrong with us.
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Located in the heart of Manhattan's SoHo district, theFriends25space offers fans the opportunity to explore the show and capture photos with set re-creations, props, and costumes.
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Nineteenth-century Britons sang polar-themed songs, attended polar-themed dinner parties, and flocked to re-creations of polar expeditions staged in the temperate bowers of Vauxhall.
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But one man in Japan is putting all that extra cardboard to work producing glorious, massive re-creations of famous fictional weapons from major games and anime.
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Mr. Wardle brings you into this grabber of a story effortlessly with a lively, nimble mix of archival imagery, contemporary interviews and some unnecessary fictional re-creations.
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Alternating with animated re-creations, archival footage and interviews with historians, Ms. Lane's narrative, from Dr. Brinkley's career roots in the once-one-horse town of Milford, Kan.
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The re-creations in "Jackie" invite you to compare the originals with the reproductions, scrutiny that in turn emphasizes just how much of a performance each really is.
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The idea that VR will be used to create immersive re-creations of our memories that we can dive back into a later date is not unique to Google.
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The first two weeks was when we were shooting all "The Room" re-creations and the scenes behind the scenes of "The Room," so that was the most meta.
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He was known both for his re-creations of traditional dances from throughout the African world and for his contemporary choreographed pieces that fused African traditions with modern dance.
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She seems slightly lost in the re-creations, reaching for the general idea of the moments, sketching them in loosely instead of burrowing into them (as Davis always did).
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The film has the requisite surface fidelity, the meticulous re-creations, period trim and historical figures sympathetically played by the likes of Peter Sarsgaard and a bouffanted Greta Gerwig.
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A project Mr. Spielberg took up from David Lean, the movie is one of the director's most strikingly realized historical re-creations — a feat of production design and cinematography.
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The list of games that follow this pattern goes on and on: Pool Nation VR lets you play pool, darts, skee-ball and air hockey; Tabletop Simulator (which, full disclosure, I haven't tried yet) advertises re-creations of 15 games, including "chess, poker, jigsaw puzzles, dominoes, and mahjong"; and a peaceful free app called Destinations lets you virtually walk around re-creations of places like a quiet English church or the surface of Mars.
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Following the lead of iTunes, you also can't buy porn from the app stores of these machines—just violent video games, Selfie Tennis, and digital re-creations of threatened ecosystems.
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The Tilt Brush community has created some truly terrific art you can find online, from re-creations of Iron Man and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask to original work.
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Her Twitter feed is filled with retweets of her followers' faithful re-creations of her recipes, and her monthly newsletters are full of praise and positive encouragement for her viewers.
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Misty Copeland has been hailed as a thoroughly modern ballerina, but as her re-creations of Edgar Degas' iconic dancers show, she knows how to nail the classic look, too.
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The EMAP exhibit will feature the Deskford Carnyx as well as re-creations of others, found at a tomb in France and at sites in the Italian Alps and England.
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We suddenly moved from an historical-based project, based on archive and some limited re-creations and a couple interviews, to suddenly something that was happening vérité, in real time.
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In other Pacific Standard Time shows, curators are working on re-creations or reinterpretations more explicitly guided by the historical goal of preserving and representing artworks that are little known.
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But he is also a keen dance historian who has pursued a parallel path: producing painstakingly researched re-creations of 19th-century ballets by the great Marius Petipa (20-1910).
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The red carpet re-creations, which he calls Lenk Lewks for Less, fuse clever tailoring with perfectly calibrated poses, offering an uncanny if bargain-basement approximation of the couture original.
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Around a decade ago, South Korean photographer Seunggu Kim began noticing a new trend of luxury apartment complexes in Seoul being built around elaborate re-creations of famous Korean mountains.
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There are re-creations here of costumes worn by queens and mythical goddesses in masterpieces by Botticelli and other painters, and of fashion designs by Paul Poiret and Jeanne Lanvin.
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Don't get me wrong — these are pretty incredible re-creations of Cushing and 19-year-old Carrie Fisher, or at least they would be if they were just digitally created photographs.
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" SAG-AFTRA's efforts aren't limited to deepfakes, the spokesperson says, but any re-creations that "defame our members and inhibit their ability to protect their images, voices and performances from misappropriation.
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The whole idea of the re-creations really kind of sprang out of the idea that we did not have any film of his life to deal with at the time.
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Browder's story is a tragic look at the United States' urgent need for criminal justice reform; this series pieces together footage of Browder, new interviews, and re-creations to tell his story.
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So instead, Zhang and other activists hung re-creations of the ad around their necks and used their bodies as human billboard space, promoting their work on Weibo with the hashtag #Iamabillboardonthemove.
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Copious older footage and animated re-creations of events (these are several quality notches above today's norm) fill in an account that's heavy on rock 'n' roll, drugs and near-constant clashes.
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Then I noticed the sketch-like nature of Tommy's drawing and got inspired to be looser with my re-creations, capturing the spirit of what he was depicting rather than an exact duplicate.
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It includes Simone Leigh's beautiful re-creations of rotunda kitchen houses from rural Zimbabwe — except, Ms. Leigh recasts them as closed-up structures, painted black and left vacant by Africans who've migrated elsewhere.
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The movie presents Mr. Snowden — who appears in person in its final scene — in starkly heroic terms, mixing accurate re-creations of people, historical events and N.S.A. programs with exaggerated or invented ones.
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She becomes a participant in the ensemble's impressionistic re-creations of an outcast childhood, a brutalizing stint in prison (in which cavity searches were common events) and the bewildering early days of freedom.
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In this garden's conservatory, model locomotives zoom along almost a half-mile of track among miniature re-creations of city landmarks made from twigs, leaves, bark, pine cones, fruit and other natural materials.
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As a result, the Jesenská letters featured in the video are Hall's re-creations, informed by the tone, texture, and, here and there, word-for-word snippets lifted from Jesenská's extant writings on Kafka.
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The 96-year-old Lear teams up with Jimmy Kimmel to host this tribute to those two shows, which features celebrities like Woody Harrelson, Marisa Tomei, Jamie Foxx and Wanda Sykes in live re-creations.
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A dozen exhibitions are scheduled worldwide from now to 2018, including two shows that include re-creations of the Palma studio, at the Villa Manin near Venice, Italy, and at the Cobra Museum in the Netherlands.
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The wood that formed its composite of seven gallows — re-creations of those used for as many executions sanctioned by the US government — has been removed, and its concrete base and steel structure will go next.
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Archival footage and animated re-creations "fill in an account that's heavy on rock 'n' roll, drugs and near-constant clashes" from siblings who admit that they are "head cases," Glenn Kenny wrote in The Times.
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The Disaster Artist is fantastically entertaining, and not just for the litany of The Room Easter eggs (though those are certainly there, both in the form of drive-by references and shot-for-shot scene re-creations).
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Products like Will & Grace and Queer Eye were boundary-pushing in their time, and achieved, in their own ways, the kind of mainstream eye-opening that their re-creations now claim to want to push for anew.
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While there are moments that look like shot-for-shot re-creations of the original, the remake adds a few scenes with the film's villain, detailing why Scar would want to kill his older brother and nephew.
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The company has built software called Carcraft — named after the popular game "World of Warcraft" — that it uses to test self-driving car software in virtual re-creations of cities like Mountain View, California, and Austin, Texas.
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A Vuitton hatbox explodes with miniature clothing and shoes — the former are perfect re-creations of runway looks by Prada or Miu Miu, specially commissioned by Viti; the latter are replicas of Viti's designs, complete with Lilliputian labels.
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Allen offers up re-creations of blue-chip artworks, among them Barnett Newman's much-derided "Voice of Fire" (1967) and a series of early Gerhard Richter paintings that the artist himself photographed and then destroyed in the 1960s.
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It doesn't have the wealth of original video available to Netflix's "Wild Wild Country" (instead, it often relies on re-creations); it doesn't offer the breathtaking twists that the makers of "The Jinx" or "The Staircase" lucked into.
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This new exhibition brings together more than 100 of his works, including a 20-foot-long Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton; re-creations of Michelangelo's "David" and Leonardo's "Mona Lisa"; and "Yellow," a sculpture of a man literally tearing himself apart.
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But the digital appearances in the film by Peter Cushing's Grand Moff Tarken and Carrie Fisher's young Princess Leia through CGI re-creations have been a point of contention for fans in the discussion surrounding the film since its release.
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Once we saw all those films, it suddenly was this other incredible piece of the puzzle that corroborated all of the re-creations we had done, corroborated all the stories, gave you a real kind of tone and texture for his life.
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Over the last three years, Mr. Cardona has confronted his family's history, drawing upon portraits, family pictures and re-creations of murder scenes to bridge the past to the present with the hope of making sense of — and accepting — all that happened.
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The artist Glenn Ligon is now known primarily for his works exploring racial identity: In his 1993 "Runaways" series, he slips descriptions of himself as a missing person, solicited from friends, into re-creations of 19th-century advertisements seeking the return of escaped slaves.
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Several other fictional re-creations of the events of last fall are also in the works — including a Annapurna-funded miniseries from Zero Dark Thirty writer Mark Boal and an HBO special from the team behind Game Change — though AHS: Cult will be the first to air.
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Located in New York's SoHo neighborhood, where the show was originally set, the apartment — called "The One with the Pop-Up" — features all the set re-creations, props and costumes that are seared into your brain from 10 seasons on NBC and endless rewatches on Netflix.
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Alas, the dramatic re-creations in "The Lovers and the Despot" often undermine the movie because Mr. Cannan and Mr. Adam have a bad habit of trying to juice up already sensational material, as in a staged scene of two people running toward freedom, camera shaking.
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It turns out that, for years, Robert has forced these re-creations of his co-workers to role-play as characters in the Star Trek: The Original Series-esque setting of his favorite TV show, or face his omnipotent cruelty as the game master and Captain Kirk stand-in.
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Although the show's characters are inspired by the real-life figures involved — not strict re-creations — the plot does closely follow the events as depicted in Ken Armstrong and T. Christian Miller's ProPublica article (as well as a 2016 "This American Life" episode produced in collaboration with the journalists).
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Through an assemblage of unearthed film footage, previously unprinted photographs, drawings, two costume re-creations, sound recordings and ephemera — including the handwritten and doodled-upon will that Varble left before his death from AIDS-related complications in 1984 — emerges a portrait of a prophetic artist with thoroughly modern messages.
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Mr. White employs the full true-crime arsenal, including black-and-white re-creations of events and a lot of b-roll of bleak Baltimore backdrops, to achieve a consistently artful atmosphere of foreboding, but "The Keepers" doesn't quite add up to the unified argument he's trying for.
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Obsessively detailed composites of actual crime scenes, some of which cost nearly as much to build as full-size houses did when she was constructing the re-creations in the 227s and '227s, they were an innovative tool the Chicago heiress invented to teach homicide detectives how to notice clues.
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It was going to be based on an anchor interview with him, interviews with people who knew him, and then the story was going to be told through a combination of archival material and some very limited re-creations to help just sort of build memories that were extremely important and formative.
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The newest show at New York's Yancey Richardson Gallery displays the American Pop artist Claes Oldenburg's iconic food sculptures, but with a twist: Here, the artist Sharon Core displays photographs of her edible re-creations of Oldenburg's painted plaster "Hamburger with Pickle and Tomato" (1960) and "Giant Ice Cream Cone, Lying" (1960).
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Grouping it with his other historical rewrites isn't a spoiler on its own because long before the film gets to the August night when a group of Charles Manson's followers murdered actress Sharon Tate and four other people, the movie has established a series of playful fabrications around its historical re-creations.
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Named "The One with the Pop-Up," as a nod to the episode titles of creators David Crane and Marta Kauffman's long-running series about six well-dressed best friends who hung out in the fictitious Central Perk coffee shop and sometimes went to work, the space will include set re-creations, props and costumes.
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The exhibition also features meticulous re-creations of a Stones recording studio and the infamous hovel at 270 Edith Grove in London that Mr. Jagger shared with Keith Richards and Brian Jones in 280 and '250, complete with peeling wallpaper, discarded Playboy magazines and an artificial odor that suggests stale beer and old socks.
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Initially framed through the failed assassination attempt against former Colombian president Rafael Reyes, re-creations of the events for newspapers of the time, and the manner in which this practice has shaped public opinion on the ongoing conflict between government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Pirotecnia juxtaposes to these considerations with the mystery surrounding the filmmaker's mother, who lost the abilty to speak without reason.
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THE DRAWING CENTER "Exploratory Works: Drawings From the Department of Tropical Research Field Expeditions" sets the scene with old magazine articles and comic books; imaginative field-station re-creations by Mark Dion; a few tagged animal corpses as neat and compact as folding umbrellas; and a palmetto fan taken undersea in his bathysphere by the celebrity scientist William Beebe (1877-1962), whose field work is the subject of this exhibition.
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