In "Serie Every Day, II" (2017), she restages Goya's despair-filled painting "The Dog" (c.
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There she meets people and restages scenes from the BBC film, casting herself as her father.
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One of Krisha's meltdowns restages the filmmaker's experience witnessing Nica's son Israel react to his mother's behavior.
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The second episode doesn't include any "Full House" clips, but it mentions and restages an allegedly classic scene.
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He introduces the characters, some soon to be dead, and restages the assault, the trial and the grief.
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Paul Greengrass's "773 July" restages the 2011 terrorist attacks in Norway in which Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 people.
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"Urban Myths" restages mythical celebrity encounters, and the rest of the series is still set to begin airing this month.
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Critic's pick The Metropolitan Opera restages the director's 1981 production with a winning cast and no scrim to impede the singers.
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Richard Jones restages his acclaimed Old Vic production in the armory's capacious drill hall, with Mr. Cannavale as a ship-stoker named Yank.
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An exhibition at the ONE National Gay & Lesbian Archives restages performances and displays ephemera from Southern California's gay motorcycle clubs of the 1960s and '70s.
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"Bohemian Rhapsody" doesn't fixate on the showmanship until the finale, which restages their electric, legendary Live-Aid performance at Wembly Stadium and passes for showstopping.
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She revisits some of the familiar locations, including the dusty California ranch where the Manson family set up house, and she carefully restages some of the murders.
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Initially staged with earnest gravity, Vogel restages this controversial scene multiple times to emphasize God of Vengeance's widespread popularity in Europe in spite of its tense subject matter.
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Jojakim Cortis and Adrian Sonderegger's series "Icons," a selection of which is currently showing at the C/O Berlin photography gallery, restages famous photographs, using precise model-making techniques.
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The debate reflects the particular political circumstances of 2015 and the specific dynamics of the financial sector, but also essentially restages an argument between Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt in 1912.
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Ballez, a company that restages classic works with a "queer" twist, will present the world premiere of its "Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" as part of this year's La MaMa Moves!
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A fictitious image is also the pivot of Burak Çevik's compellingly weird feature Belonging (2019), in which the Turkish filmmaker recounts and restages how his aunt and her boyfriend murdered his grandmother.
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In "The First Negative," he restages Pliny's account of the origins of painting, boldly suggesting that the act of tracing a shadow is more akin to creating a photographic negative than a painting.
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The exhibition will also feature Mr. Horowitz's installation "November 4, 2008," which restages the day eight years ago when Barack Obama was elected president, featuring 18 hours of CNN and Fox News coverage.
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This crisp and enlightening exhibition, slimmed but not diminished from its initial outing at Paris's Centre Pompidou, restages the instruction, debates and utopian dreaming at the most progressive art school in revolutionary Russia.
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The alcove space figuratively restages Maipo superstar (1973), filling out the wall facing the central gallery space with three images from the show, two of which focus on the performance of the Rojo sisters.
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Those on view include the activist installation artist Ai Weiwei; Zhang Huan, known for his self-portraits with animal carcasses and intense head-to-toe tattoos; and Hai Bo, who restages vintage photographs using the same subjects.
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The other reason why I mention Picasso's "Woman in a Straw Hat" is because Butterly restages the well-known trope that posits that a woman's body is like a vessel and vice versa, with immense wit and generosity of feeling.
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Ryan Truesdell, a young composer and arranger, has made it his mission to prove that point: He goes directly to Evans's original big-band manuscripts — including some charts that haven't been played in over 50 years — and restages them to full effect.
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The final season of the HBO show "The Leftovers" restages the biblical flood in a post-rapture America, and the pilot of the new Amazon series "Oasis" follows a space priest to a dusty planet that seems scarcely an improvement on the failing Earth the colonists are escaping.
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One sequence restages a 1965 visit to the Lovings from a photographer, Grey Villet (Michael Shannon, a bolt of lightning), who was on assignment from Life magazine and whose exquisite, artfully casual photographs remain the most recognizable images of the Lovings, partly because they suggest the unforced intimacy of family snapshots.
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All of which brings us to that final scene, set on our most island-like continent, which neatly restages much of the very first episode of The Leftovers — but restaging as if it were native to Australia, with kangaroos taking the place of deer, this Kevin Garvey having a thick accent, etc.
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To support the "Wings for Victory" week, the platoon restages the Battle of Saint George and the Dragon. This does not go down well with Hodges and his ARP wardens, however, as they have been planning the same thing.
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According to New York Times art critic, Roberta Smith, Fast is one of several contemporary artists who restages existing films, including Pierre Huyghe, Robert Melee, and Yasumasa Morimura.Roberta Smith (March 8, 2002), ART IN REVIEW; Brice Delsperger New York Times.
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"Piety, Pageantry and Politics on the Northern Great Plains: an American Indian Woman Restages Her Peoples' Conquest." "The Forum on Public Policy," online journal of the Oxford Round Table, Harris Manchester College, Oxford, England. Winter 2007 edition and then at All Saints Boarding School in Sioux Falls. After graduation, she attended Oberlin College, Ohio, to which she had won a scholarship.
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This project was a collaboration with Sean Griffin, Dylan Skybrook, and Kunle Afolayan. Five Economies (big hunt/little hunt) (2002) restages scenes from films including The Miracle Worker, Marat/Sade, Persona and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?.Frieze, Issue 95, October-November 2005. 'Tis Pity She's a Fluxus Whore (2003) combines filmed re-enactments of a 1953 production of John Ford's play and a 1964 Fluxus performance.
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Hatzfeld has written books based on his experience of being on war frontlines. In some of the books, Hatzfeld returns to speak with people he encountered during his years as a reporter. He also returns in his thoughts to places and restages various war themes, as well as the writings of war. In his last novels, he revisits the world of sport, especially in imbued by wars of the past.
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While Western Melodrama tends to focus on the individual, the portrayal of the self in relation to the family in Korean Melodrama is significant. Early melodramatic texts typically dramatize the moral superiority of old values. In American melodramas, restages of social and cultural values are also pivotal. However, there is more of a tendency to evaluate the rapid transformation of social relations by looking back and consulting the old order of things.
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Then, he quickly restages the scene he has seen in the TV film, with the help of a female mannequin, before aiming for street girls. Quickly, Asao realizes that male-female social relations are not as simple as in porn, and that real life girls are not as naive as in fictional works. After several humiliating and unsuccessful tries, Asao comes to the conclusion that roadsters are more efficient. Such cars are expensive but Asao is without money, so he asks his grandfather to help him.
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REPLAY is a program created by Gatorade that restages classic games of various sports between the biggest high school rivalries in the United States."High School Football a Tradition on Thanksgiving Day", November 24, 2009 The first official REPLAY game reunited players from the 1993 Easton Area Red Rovers and the Phillipsburg Stateliners to replay a 1993 game that ended in a tie."Gatorade REPLAY pits fierce rivals again" , April 13, 2009 On April 26, 2009, the Stateliners won the rematch with a 27-12 win.
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In August 1944, during the V-1 doodlebug offensive on London, patient Joseph Higgins (Marriott) dies on the operating table in a rural British hospital in the southeast of England. The anaesthetist, Barney Barnes (Howard), has had a patient die in similar circumstances previously, and when Sister Bates (Campbell) is killed after revealing that the death of Higgins was not an accident, Inspector Cockrill (Sim) is asked to investigate. Cockrill's investigation is hampered by the conflict between Barnes and Mr Eden (Genn) because of their competition for the affections of Nurse Linley (Gray). After a murder attempt is directed at Linley, the inspector restages the operation in order to unmask the murderer.
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He works mostly in China, but in 2018, he created the piece The Bloodstained Shirt while visiting Michigan. The University of Michigan Museum of Art, where the piece was shown, wrote of it, > In The Bloodstained Shirt (2018), Chinese artist Wang Qingsong restages in > Highland Park, Michigan, an iconic 1959 drawing by Wang Shikuo of peasants > rising up against a cruel landlord and triumphantly reclaiming their right > to the land. Wang’s projects are usually located in China, but while > visiting southeast Michigan he was struck by the similarities between the > effects of inequitable real estate development on local communities in > Detroit, Highland Park, and his native Beijing. His large-scale photograph, > set in an abandoned factory building in Highland Park and featuring more > than seventy volunteers, collapses two moments in history to present a vivid > reminder of the human consequences of the ruthless pursuit of profit and the > power of collective action.
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