" If that sounds too heavy thematically, there's also "Dr.
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The three galleries are thematically arranged: politics; appropriation; and abstraction.
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Reddit has previously banned the thematically related Pizzagate conspiracy subreddit.
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It's both sadistic and caring, thematically considerate and textually crass.
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The decision is out of left field, but thematically appropriate.
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Thematically, they are similar, with a sort of jungle vibe.
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"Thematically, I'm looking more at identity this time," she said.
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Thematically, I am drawn to reading stories of epic journeys.
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Family plays a large role, thematically, in Better Call Saul.
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Like the exhibition, the book is organized chronologically and thematically.
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Thematically, they bring to mind Flannery O'Connor's characteristic gothic stories.
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Republicans said Tuesday they took Trump's comments thematically, rather than literally.
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The two documents also have several similarities, both thematically and stylistically.
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Thematically, the intentions of Gerwig and Schmidt extend well beyond it.
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It's less structurally secure than his prior work, less thematically consistent.
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What were you trying to pull out of the material thematically?
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Instead, it's something thematically paramount and worthy of an enormous stadium.
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Thematically, the photo feed was centered on resilience, resistance, and endurance.
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I got a lot of help, but thematically it was me.
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What can I add to link these two thematically similar pieces?
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Appropriately, the record is heavy stuff thematically, and even heavier sonically.
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Does any of that come through thematically on the new record?
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Which is thematically consistent, sure, but … c'mon, dude, it's her house.
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Thematically, Into the Spider-Verse shares the same threads as Homecoming.
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It's both terrible and amazing, thematically bludgeoning but audacious and emotional.
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" He added, "Thematically, I'm always a formalist from beginning to end.
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All three presentations are visually strong, critically sharp, and thematically intertwined.
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That vulnerability runs through the film thematically in important ways too.
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But this one feels more substantial somehow, as well as thematically cohesive.
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Thematically, then, family seems to be a big part of ANCESTOR BOY.
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Thematically however, it's about that one thing we all go through: love.
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As such, Freedom Is Free, marks a change both stylistically and thematically.
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They work thematically to bridge the story between the non-interactive scenes.
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In more recent anthology shows, seasons, rather than episodes, are thematically connected.
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Seems to be an attraction for us in our music, thematically speaking.
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On the other hand, critics felt "The Beach Bum" was thematically tedious.
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There's the empty space in an aesthetic sense, but also thematically, too.
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Thematically, I look at issues of identity and subtexts relating to impermanence.
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Despite its discreet positioning, Miyajima's work brings the exhibition full circle thematically.
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Thematically, I'm interested in the intersection of race, imperialism, and social hierarchies.
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Today, Timothy Polin returns to thematically beat the tar out of us.
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Thematically, it has little of the signature complexity of West's early years.
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Claudia Weill directs three thematically linked stories about past and present childbirth.ensemblestudiotheatre.
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Thematically, Trump stuck with calling out Blumenthal for not serving in Vietnam.
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Is it thematically in keeping with other films you guys have done together?
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These Easter eggs aren't thematically or even really visually integrated into the series.
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Thematically, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest has much in common with Maniac.
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The downside to Hereditary is that it feels cluttered, both thematically and narratively.
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To be fair, there isn't that much, thematically, that will surprise the reader.
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And thematically, I'm interested to see the heft it brings in future episodes.
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They're visionary experiments that reject the neat parameters of yore—narratively, thematically, representationally.
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It's all thematically appropriate, and it makes for some tense, hard-fought missions.
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Yeah, especially because this film is so thematically about violence in the home.
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There are zones thematically based on the arctic, on Montana, in the woods.
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Lost ins't the only show that loves a good thematically-appropriate character flashback.
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"I don't try to worry too much about being thematically consistent," he said.
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The Texas-Jerusalem Crossroads is such a heavy album, both musically and thematically.
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It's a game that refuses to engage with itself mechanically, thematically, or narratively.
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Thematically, the darker shades of the Internet are represented, including trolling and harassment.
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Your two big roles this year are very opposed to each other thematically.
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Yet these bands are connected, both thematically and in many cases through collaboration.
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Stone's best poems depend less on the title joke while staying thematically consistent.
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Your past material comes off as thematically cohesive and rooted in real life.
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Thematically, Bill had to confront his guilt about the death of his brother.
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I analysed these thematically, grouping the words into 14 distinct "flavours" of love.
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It was the kind of background that helped me feel my material thematically.
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Below, we've gathered episodes that feel thematically appropriate for the Fourth of July.
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It's her most thematically textured album, as well as her most musically adventurous.
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Not thematically or dramatically—HBO's latest genre offering made those elements radically clear.
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The content was thematically tied together with the narrative of violence against women.
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Religion is all over this play, and it thematically makes sense in certain ways.
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Yet its self-referential, looped-back quality is both thematically appropriate and skillfully achieved.
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It concludes on a thought-provoking turn that feels both thematically and narratively satisfying.
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Georgian and Victorian Games: The Liman Collection is divided thematically to illustrate several trends.
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"We take something thematically and really blow it out with multiple options," Harrison said.
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That said, it does hold together thematically, making for an awkward but workable landing.
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Yes. I think overall we had thematically explored everything those hymns had to offer.
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Unlike with conventional TV shows, episodes (or seasons) in anthology series are connected thematically.
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"Everyone's trying to very thematically attack those spots that are directly exposed," he said.
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Thematically, the season seems to be coalescing around the difference between justice and revenge.
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Thematically, the photographs displayed in the show explore how identity functions at the margins.
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Last night's battle was thematically and morally muddled, a reflection of a rushed endgame.
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For an added touch of the cleverness, the dance was thematically appropriate as well.
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But Banno's take on the classic monster is also unique, both thematically and stylistically.
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Thus, Smith moved the ending goalposts to something more thematically consistent with Desert Golfing.
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Thematically speaking, can you shed some light about hat's going on on Mute Books?
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Visually and thematically, it plays like a lean, focused distillation of Esmail's other series.
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When she attempts to tell the tale thematically, her time-shifting can be confusing.
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Thematically the exhibition pivots on what has become the artist's trademark motif: the wave.
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You can sort and thematically extend your playlists using the Sort Your Music tool.
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Thematically, the two series cater perfectly to the very online nature of modern discourse.
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These seasons continue the story but thematically they're made to stand on their own.
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Organized thematically, the exhibition includes over 60 works drawn from public and private collections.
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Only time, and "Silent All These Years," with its very thematically appropriate title, will tell.
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The Democratic primary has attracted more attention and is in most respects more thematically interesting.
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Thematically, the story recalls Spider-Man 2, but without Tobey Maguire's bug-eyed wallflower energy.
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"The Last Jedi" is a smart, thoughtful, thematically compelling continuation to George Lucas' groundbreaking franchise.
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Granted, it's not thematically too far from the rest of the outdoor, sunshine-themed offerings.
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But dance isn't just relevant sonically and thematically, it also reflects New York City's pulse.
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But Trump's presidency isn't *thematically* out of place, in terms of American culture and history.
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"Previously 'Peanuts' had been collected only in sporadic volumes: thematically or randomly," Mr. Groth said.
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Winding through 17 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Winding through 2682 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Winding through 19803 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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In a welcome departure from curatorial convention, the exhibition is organized thematically rather than chronologically.
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Winding through 303 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Winding through 56 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Winding through 7373 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Like everything Terry makes, it's a thematically bleak affair, full of death and dark omens.
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Winding through 7843 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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Winding through 87003 galleries, the installation is alternatively visually or thematically acute and altogether inspiring.
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It's not literal or strict but more of a fluid, amorphous presentation of that stuff thematically.
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Some found the new books to be rich, thematically ambitious, and full of deep world-building.
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The 1992 video for "Money Can't Buy It" has been a huge influence visually and thematically.
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Thematically, stylistically, and mechanically, Ritual of the Night is a Castlevania game in all but name.
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Thematically, OZ treads an odd line between the parameters of harsh reality and near-delirious fiction.
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What qualities (emotionally or musically or thematically or whatever) really draw you in as a listener?
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But that setup only hints at what Gray has in mind for this thematically ambitious tale.
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Nor is Legion stylistically or thematically that similar to the bevy of blockbuster X-Men films.
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That should be enough thematically to get a pretty clear sense of what's going on here.
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Does having "air" or "sky" suggest something thematically that you're trying to express on this record?
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The chips' shapes are reiterated in the cat's eyes, rendered as analogous objects, thematically connecting them.
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Thematically, too, Revival's narrative of heartache, sexual exploration and personal anguish hits straight to the heart.
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Since the beginning of their existence, darkness has been innate to what thematically drives the band.
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" I said, "Thematically, this sounds cheesy, but I love making people laugh, and I love America.
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But the companies are still thematically related, which usually means higher volatility and similar potential pitfalls.
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Thematically, the music informed the lyrics, and vice versa, and things became colder and more imagistic.
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Logistically, I understood what the show was doing, and thematically, that story sort of linked up.
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The prequels complicate this, in a way that's more thematically interesting than it is actually involving.
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I could honestly see it as part of Beyoncé's musical vision board, both sonically and thematically.
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The first feature by Chinese filmmaker Lei Lei, it accrues meaning through many images tethered together thematically.
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If we're to read the scene straight, which it certainly seems that we are, it's thematically incoherent.
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I think the movie thematically says everything it needs to say in the context of this film.
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As is usually true of Mr. Greenberg's work, everything in this script is of a piece thematically.
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This restless, relentless quality carries over into the program's more thematically ambitious works, fueling and limiting them.
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It was a beautiful ending, and thematically appropriate for Ford to finally cede his iron-handed control.
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If nothing else, brooding about love under a dark moon will feel particularly dramatic and thematically fitting.
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The mystery format is where Rowling is technically at her most virtuosic and thematically at her weakest.
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Plus, it works thematically—on an amazing, high-tech space station, of course they'd recycle their junk.
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Elujay's project is a reflection of this shift, both thematically and sonically capturing the city's changing core.
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It navigates shift in a number of senses: thematically—a break-up, a death – but also musically.
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"Snape is, thematically, a stand-in for Lily (Sirius is a stand-in for James)," Fatuma said.
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What makes the scene thematically richer is that Lester is black, while his management clients are white.
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Thematically, it's about "doing away with any thoughts, ideas, or behaviors that don't serve you," she says.
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"Thematically, I think the song represents where the album is coming from as a whole," said Davison.
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These floors, which are brighter literally and thematically, can be viewed without touring the history sections below.
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Toy Story 2 succeeds because it's a thematically thoughtful movie, yes, but it's also a fun movie.
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"That Damn Donna Reed" is a particular offender, worsened by the fact that it's also thematically muddled.
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And thematically, you can plumb even more meaning from the gulf in color between the two worlds.
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"Thematically, this sounds cheesy, but I love making people laugh, and I love America," he recalled saying.
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Thematically speaking, Congo's abstractions fall roughly into three species: impassioned vortexes, exquisite fan patterns, and calligraphic arrangements.
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Indeed, this parable of class warfare is so thematically airtight that it's almost resistant to creative interpretation.
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And to do that, I had to break it apart chronologically and talk about it more thematically.
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"Thank U, Next" and "7 Rings," Ariana Grande's two post-Pete Davidson songs, should be thematically very different.
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Thematically, Tales of Berseria centers around the conflict of emotion and reason, between the ideal and the real.
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That's nice, though friendship is not thematically relevant to the film Donnie Darko, which is about emotional isolation.
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Thematically, the exhibition seems to forge connections between urban centers everywhere by using African cities as a springboard.
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Later works continue thematically into dark recesses of youth and family life; her protagonists are almost always female.
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Interestingly, JAWS told THUMP via email that the track is thematically engaged with the politics of online notifications.
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Death is often central to horror narratives, but its functional use in video games is often incompatible thematically.
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The poison of The Act is thematically appropriate for Dee Dee and Gypsy's relationship, both literally and metaphorically.
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"This album in tone, it's very romantic — and not just thematically, like it's all love songs," Swift said.
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Aesthetically, thematically and mechanically, everything shifts, and the first time it happened, it was a pretty rad surprise.
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Thematically for the series, it's all about what are the consequences of even unfortunate things in your life.
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Relational Undercurrents is separated thematically into four sections, though most works could easily fit into more than one.
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From the off, this is a bleak experience—in an aesthetic sense initially, and soon enough thematically too.
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It's a narratively nimble show that's thematically about routine, emotional fidelity and the possibility, or impossibility, of reinvention.
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And yet, as weighty as Hynes's work has been thematically, the experience of listening to it feels casual.
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The monthlong men's wear season, with stops in Florence, Milan and Paris, may not be hanging together thematically.
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TC: Battery is thematically driven; what are some of the themes the firm is focused on in 2020?
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They decided to hang the works alphabetically, rather than chronologically or thematically — which has revealed some unexpected juxtapositions.
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Mechanically, this is "bad" for a first person shooter, but thematically, I think it works in its favor.
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For that reason, his book's final chapter is especially inspiring, filled with varied, skillful, and thematically challenging works.
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It's not exceptionally scary, nor is it as thematically rich as previous del Toro chillers like Pan's Labyrinth.
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Age of Empires II was, in its day, more thematically accessible than games like StarCraft or Command & Conquer.
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But I am interested in your question, Alissa, of how his existence and Doug's might be thematically connected.
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Whether you want to deny the queer/romantic reading or not, the 'love' part is important narratively and thematically.
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We can draw a direct line from "California Gurls" to her Super Bowl performance to her birthday parties, thematically.
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Despite a top-notch cast, [director Tomas] Alfredson's spin on the murder mystery is painfully convoluted and thematically incomplete.
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I also enjoy the idea of various eras coexisting, and thematically there is that: the human and the seimei.
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Coupland then grouped pictures he saw as thematically related into sequences that appear as unmarked "chapters" within the book.
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And for as much as I trust Lindelof with thematically tricky material, he's still a middle-aged white guy.
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I don't see it as one of our best albums, thematically it's kind of like a compilation, I guess.
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Thematically, Ruff's series corresponds to Tauba Auerbach's work Shadow Weave—Chiral Fret Wave, which makes its Los Angeles debut.
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Besides being the most thematically appropriate activation, Nerve marks the first time a movie has done something like this.
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The seed collectors of the title are the extended Gardener family, a Salingeresque clan full of thematically named botanists.
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Thematically and stylistically, "The Desert and Its Seed" stands apart from most of the literary currents in the region.
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The movies are related thematically—in each, a character dies—but they don't cohere into anything like a story.
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Orïsha is a treat of a fantasy world, fully-formed and entirely thought-out, with a thematically rich mythology.
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Often I see notices for festivals and gatherings that are very narrowly focused thematically and almost completely ignored critically.
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Thematically, unrequited love suits melancholy better than anxiety over hookup culture, which can be opted out of more easily.
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The work in this show is influenced, both stylistically and thematically, on the artist's identity as a Japanese-American.
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Intel has organised its investment announcements thematically before: last October, it announced $60 million in 15 big data startups.
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Thematically, the federal government and other supply chain consumers should consider supply chain risks in a more nuanced framework.
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That's a remarkable stretch of time, and the Toy Story series has stayed remarkably thematically coherent over that time.
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It is arranged thematically, beginning with the darkness of a breakup and ending with the ecstasy of new love.
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" All the while, remaining thematically contradictory—employing a nonchalant, impassive approach to romance with songs like "Press it up.
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Thematically shallow but stylistically rich, "Thirst Street" is best enjoyed with a hint of its heroine's willfully superficial vision.
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Not only is Sea of Solitude a dark game thematically, but it can also be visually dark as well.
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Lucy Kirkwood's thematically dense "Mosquitoes," which recently opened at the National Theater, contemplates such a void in literal terms.
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Dunn gets around this by arranging her biography not chronologically but thematically, in sections corresponding to the Roman year.
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They are thematically divided into at least three groups: economic conservatives, social conservatives and Tea Party anti-government forces.
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And the strip displays the delirious energy of the city by doing its own wandering, both thematically and formally.
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It also tied in thematically, especially with Thacker's ideas of perceiving the world outside of the human-centric experience.
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It works like other subscription box services, which mail a collection of thematically related stuff, at set intervals, to subscribers.
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It's a great face-off, it works thematically with the rest of the episode… but it just seemed awfully easy.
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It's a natural extension of the Ukraine inquiry not just thematically, but because of the specific involvement of Rudy Giuliani.
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"This album in tone, it's very romantic — and not just thematically, like it's all love songs," Swift said of Lover.
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The show includes 14 works that haven't been seen in the US before, alongside dozens of others, all arranged thematically.
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Thematically, when you've got so much going on and it's so spread out, how do you drill down on something?
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So thematically, switching from social to news makes a bit of sense: Twitter is where you go to get information.
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Bao's friend, also perched at the table, slices into a more enjoyable-looking, if perhaps less thematically accurate, pasta bake.
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While it's Daya's most prominent hit, it's perhaps her least thematically representative — she did not contribute any songwriting to it.
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"Thematically, strong balance sheet stocks have outperformed this year as short- and long-term interest rates have risen," Kostin noted.
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"I think thematically he's said similar things before so I don't think that that's anything new in my opinion," Sen.
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These two stories are intertwined thematically, and both turn the various narratives of Heavy Rain into a story of loss.
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Certainly this sculpture mimics the traditional trapezoid shape, but thematically the single name opens the work up to innumerable interpretations.
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And all of them can be great prose, but they are only great if they fit thematically what you're doing.
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Neither linear nor media-centered, this latest effort is arranged thematically, with nearly every gallery including early and later work.
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Not just any afterlife, but one shaped by the perspective fed by all of those different-but-thematically-connected ideas.
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For that to work, the technology and science not only have to be right, they have to be thematically resonant.
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Harris has signaled that she is likely to run a more thematically broad-based, less focused campaign than some others.
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Thematically, the film is an artistic statement on fatherhood, sexual fluidity, loneliness, and finding personal fulfillment in a modern society.
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The two years she spent on "Never For Ever" resulted in a richer, more mystical, more sonically and thematically diverse record.
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It was infuriating TV — conceptually and thematically interesting, but never as gripping on a character level as it needed to be.
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The interactive web application allows users to choose a theme and then jump between specific moments in preselected, thematically similar videos.
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Though thematically, the movies of each tee don't have much in common, the rapid walk through movie history is a thrill.
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Thematically, she plumbs the depths of everything from the uncertainty of racial passing to the paranoia of the 1970s political landscape.
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And yes, it all hinged on a big reveal that – while it makes sense thematically – played as deeply silly in context.
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In the end, it made for an unusually single-minded, topical approach to what is usually a thematically sprawling awards show.
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Bear with us, but the third film in the Paranormal Activity series makes a strange but thematically sound bedfellow with Hereditary.
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Motif covers 11 global markets with these products, which are weighted "thematically" based on their exposure to each theme, Walia said.
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Whereas Oblivion and Skyrim were two very different beasts, Fallout 4 sits comfortably, thematically, and aesthetically, beside 43's Fallout 3.
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Thematically, this was a week of mega rounds, so we had little choice but to go over more than a few.
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Thematically in film, heavy metal is often used to signify something boneheaded or unflattering about the characters entrenched in the genre.
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The way it works is clearly set out in an introductory "vestibule," where vitrines hold small groups of thematically related objects.
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EUGENE RICHARDS: THE RUN-ON OF TIME A thematically organized overview of the career of a tireless photographer. Sept. 218-Jan.
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Instead, pop and rock songs that fit thematically, either because they are about movie monsters or creepy humans, are most popular.
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Thankfully, two unrelated but thematically similar group shows demonstrate more expansive possibilities for new media — and, by extension, for our society.
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It's an endearingly earnest approach to Moby Dick, and it's not as thematically inappropriate as it might appear at first blush.
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The stories are stylistically consistent, but thematically so distinct that reading them felt like binge-watching 12 completely different, intense movies.
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While Gulman's previous output has been standard hours of loosely connected material, this special is slicker, more vulnerable and thematically integrated.
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The Real Kitchen Nightmare welcomed its first guests on Friday the 13th, which was thematically appropriate on a number of levels.
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A sprinkling of Richard Wright's haikus appear throughout the book's 10 thematically organized sections, creating witty respites amid the longer verse.
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"A big thing that's really worked well for Telltale thematically is family," said Justin Lambros, executive producer on the game at Telltale.
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This choice thematically makes sense, since The Haunting Of Hill House was a loose adaptation of the 1959 novel from Shirley Jackson.
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"I wouldn't say that it's necessarily thematically painful the whole way through — because it's quite a fun album as well," she said.
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This 336-room hotel in Denver features thematically designed floors, each with a hyper-themed room that riffs on a different motif.
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At the same time, I think it's really interesting how Ridley Scott is splitting the Alien series thematically between prequels and sequels.
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Her sophomore effort is a folk-rock record that is minimalist in feeling, but is far from being thematically or lyrically sparse.
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And so the thought occurred to him to introduce this idea, and it ended up being really central and thematically on-point.
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" MS: "It is kind of fun when I'm writing music, or writing the lyrics to a song, and I imagine it thematically.
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Like Lucas' blockbuster, Zulawski's film was a space opera that was both technically and thematically unprecedented, but that's where the similarities end.
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Bilge Ebiri, The Village Voice: Reeves likes his stuff dark — visually, thematically, narratively — and now he's plunged us headlong into the gloom.
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Thematically, the 16-song tracklist revolves around commerce, which coincides with America's tradition of buying and selling, even when that meant people.
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Thematically, Bryce's ads bear some resemblance to Democratic candidate Amy McGrath's debut ad for her primary run in Kentucky's 6th congressional district.
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Far from the concern-trolling exemplified by Girlhood, Divines is much more comparable—thematically and quality-wise—to Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine.
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Thematically speaking, it would be a lie to say that Dance on the Blacktop represents a drastic departure from previous Nothing releases.
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Thematically, there's a lot, in terms of feeling this sense of not belonging here or there and trying to straddle different worlds.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Thematically, I think today's Grant Thackray creation counts as a confection, but I did hit some snags in the fill.
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And while everything clicks thematically (and symbolically), you may feel that the characters are being pushed into climactic positions by authorial hands.
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Thematically, "Angela's Ashes" tackles vast ideas like religion and poverty with a sense of immense ease and, in some cases, profound hope.
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For another, O'Connor's story is about a family that encounters a violent murderer, which is at least thematically related to the movie.
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Much of Game of Thrones, thematically, has been about breaking destructive cycles — whether political cycles, cycles of violence, or cycles of oppression.
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There's really no reason to call this project Logan Noir, considering Logan, stylistically, thematically, and structurally, has nothing to do with film noir.
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Although it's one of their least focused tracks both thematically and compositionally, "QUEER" does a great job at capturing Brockhampton's unbridled group energy.
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But it's thematically consistent and full of beautifully shot images, like the Spanish desert contrasting with the stark gray of the Animus facility.
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And part of [Lost Legacy] is about these two women living in this world of thieves, this thematically male-dominated world of Uncharted.
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Thematically, it has a lot in common with Ed Wood, Tim Burton's 1994 film about the infamous Plan 9 From Outer Space director.
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Thematically, though, they're connected by a sense of how absurd death can be, how unfair and irreverent and sometimes even funny it is.
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Matt Singer, ScreenCrush: Glass is a major step down from Unbreakable, which remains one of Shyamalan's best-conceived films visually, structurally, and thematically.
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For a series that is so thematically subversive and creatively risky, there's little pleasure in attributing that to the program's creator, Sam Esmail.
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In a darkened room, eight projectors rotate through a few dozen thematically or stylistically related photos, lingering on each one for several seconds.
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Thematically, it's perfect for somebody calling you — because going through the effort of an actual phone call in 03 usually involves bad news.
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And it also fits thematically — Midgar is a depressing place, after all, and Monopoly is usually only fun for the first 30 minutes.
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Perfume Genius himself seems thematically torn, and conducted a Twitter poll about the style direction for his next album: "blue velvet vapelord" vs.
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But now the show has the golden opportunity to take these two ideas and put them through the paces, both thematically and philosophically.
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Sources said Shell has decided "thematically" in which areas it would divest, although it was yet to decide on specific assets within them.
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It does not tell a linear story but instead groups its artifacts thematically, taking care to keep the two writers alongside each other.
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There's a lot going on in this grid, thematically, and I could tell that Mr. Kahn is a big fan of the film.
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Thematically, a bad superhero movie will pluck from the superficial bullshit that makes a hero recognizable (power and name), and forget the rest.
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But they'll predictably neglect the fact that films like this are more subdued and less frank about their feminism—thematically and promotionally speaking.
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Organized thematically, it moves over six decades in light, circling rhythms, revisiting themes of family and betrayal while incorporating some paintings and sculptures.
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There are still eight episodes to go, so things may still wrap up in a satisfying manner, one both thematically and emotionally coherent.
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Think of "Consent" as the thematically comparable distaff equivalent from a playwright, Ms. Raine, whose best-known work, "Tribes," has been produced worldwide.
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It's a hollow, thematically empty book filled with hollow, psychologically empty characters, and it suffocates under the sheer weight of its 771 pages.
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Generally speaking, your job is to clue only the thematically relevant version of the phrase; here, a musical NUMBER combined with telephone CALLs.
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The result of this process is a roster of exhibitions that are politically, personally, and socially driven, thematically diverse, and relevant to audiences.
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"It's hard to say if my work has changed much thematically because I spent more of 2016 making work for clients," explains Corey.
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With 50 works spanning 1982 to 2017, the current Murakami retrospective at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago(MCA) is visually and thematically rich.
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I'd argue that the best episodes (like "Fifteen Million Merits") earn that grimness thematically and narratively, and the worst (like "Arkangel") shoehorn it in.
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Our technology group tends to work thematically, meaning that we try to focus on how tech is changing our readers' work and personal lives.
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Because of that view, too many schools have assigned elementary students short passages instead of challenging them with longer, thematically rich texts and books.
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Formally and thematically, there's plenty to be done with the aesthetic layout of an OS and the psychologically warping effects of prolonged phone usage.
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Thematically, I pair her with the other literary example in the grid, the much-heralded poet, novelist, lyricist and playwright RITA DOVE, at 112A.
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In the meantime, even if he can't win the nomination outright, Cruz does benefit from beefing up his delegate stockpile -- both mathematically and thematically.
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Beyond the standard musings about the hard-knock life or abstract stabs at "commentary," these projects are somehow both artistically focused and thematically conflicted.
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The clip is extremely dark (thematically, and you can't see anything), and features an out-of-focus, but extremely dead (how shocking), Jon Snow.
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Hologram doesn't make the same mistakes as the thematically similar recent Americans-in-the-Middle-East movies, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot and Rock The Kasbah.
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This is a film so conspicuously invested in exploring the middle ground of things that it thematically lays the groundwork for queering its characters.
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Unless you are actively, consciously working against the gravitational pull of the culture, you will predictably, thematically, create these sort of fucked-up representations.
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Meanwhile, Miller had apparently been sending thematically similar emails to journalists who did not work for far-right publications as far back as 2013.
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Mr. LaBute adds an extra spice of topicality by introducing the element of a mixed-race romance, but he doesn't justify its inclusion thematically.
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This is almost a novel in stories, thematically linked like Phil Klay's "Redeployment," but more particular in its examination of the new American veteran.
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"Thematically, it was so ripe with opportunities to explore," Joy told the website Slashfilm in 2016, when the show's first season aired on HBO.
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The other thing that has been consistent in his work – at least until this exhibition – is a tendency to work in thematically related series.
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In 2014, his family's foundation, Jynwel, was a major sponsor of the Social Good Summit, an event thematically tied to the General Assembly session.
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The series, created by Jack Thorne in collaboration with the journalist Jérôme Pierrat, works three threads, which quickly diverge geographically but are connected thematically.
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When characters get shot or hit in VR, they feel the pain on their bodies, which thematically ups the stakes during the battle scenes.
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Visually and thematically, it is a stark, ruthless, and true-to-life movie about people living on the urban-rural fringe of China today.
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But this time we read her and her world differently, having passed through all these other stories that intersect hers, both literally and thematically.
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For as much as The Breadwinner juggles, both in its story and thematically, it's a little surprising that the film is an animated one.
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Thematically, Swift doesn't pivot away from her wheelhouse: it's full of revenge, lust, and our underestimation of her; completely internal, not at all external.
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The film oscillates literally and thematically between scenes of Tovi and her Pan-Africanist mother living on welfare and her assimilated, well-off aunt.
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Though thematically heavy, the songs on the album he released in May are plummy and pop-laden, full of orchestral flourishes and bebop trumpets.roughtradenyc.
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The categories thus composed obviate the need for a chronological progression, but even thematically, the narrative connection between one selection and another is unclear.
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Ms. Duflo said, in an interview, that it was largely a coincidence that her first foray was so thematically aligned with Mr. Kremer's results.
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His eponymous 2014 album spanned jazz, soul, house, techno, and hip-hop while zooming in thematically on the past, present, and future of Detroit.
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The most thematically significant episodes of this batch, though, are the companion-pieces "College" (Season 43, Episode 5) and "University" (Season 3, Episode 6).
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In this era of Heredity and Get Out, we've pretty much got the range between "arthouse masterpiece" and "smart, thematically sophisticated mainstream horror" covered.
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The small show is arranged thematically, showing how the artists shared a similar technique at the time, and treated their work as a collaboration.
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But the surprise in seeing her extraordinary work alongside so much thematically related assemblage is how arid the contrast renders Conceptualist strategies of documentation.
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There's a palpable feeling of liberation to the album: The distinct luxury of a musician who is free in all ways, artistically, thematically and financially.
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Thematically, Simon has always had a creative fetish for how institutions work: the way, say, a school system operates or a city government falls apart.
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I was expecting just very basic, amateur videos you can find online, but a lot of them were so well done — both aesthetically and thematically.
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Thematically, the second season is about a girl who has always been told by the world that she is powerless, suddenly having lots of powers.
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Technically brilliant, as thematically reprehensible (dare I say... icky?) as always, but perhaps less forgivably so as we look at it with a modern eye.
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She's worked on a wide variety of shows, but they're often thematically about the social anxieties of trying to understand and connect with other people.
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Technically brilliant, as thematically reprehensible (dare I say...icky?) as always, but perhaps less forgivably so as we look at it with a modern eye.
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This makes the multiple-personality twist a rare instance of that trope being genuinely clever and thematically rich, even for those who see it coming.
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Finishing The Stone Sky left me utterly breathless by the scale and scope of what Jemisin accomplished in these three books — narratively, technically, and thematically.
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Mr. Baillie's interest in nature and people remained a constant, as you can see even though the retrospective has been arranged thematically rather than chronologically.
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It's also thematically relevant for today's politically charged atmosphere in a similar way that the novel tackled the rising tension of Cold War-era politics.
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Now, a lot of [concepts] we were talking about—like white privilege—have become commonplace, so we're no longer thematically cutting-edge in any way.
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Arranged thematically, Adiós Utopia demonstrates ways Cuban artists have responded to their social context, all while revealing a dialogue with art happening around the world.
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Arranged thematically, the exhibition demonstrates ways Cuban artists have responded to their social context, all while revealing a dialogue with art happening around the world.
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It made me realize that decades are just labels, man, and you can mix items from different eras — as long as they work together thematically.
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Such piles or agglomerations of rusty machine parts, wire, wood, empty cans, and other repurposed materials are directly linked, formally and thematically, to Dial's art.
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Instead of siloing products in different buildings by gender and separating brands into discrete sections, as in the Haussman store, items will be organized thematically.
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Everything at Once, a vast group exhibition marking the 50th anniversary of Lisson Gallery, strings together an eclectic array of strong but thematically disparate works.
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Organized thematically, it moves over six decades in light, circling rhythms, revisiting primordial themes of family and betrayal while incorporating occasional paintings and several sculptures.
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I just loved the aesthetic, I loved that the whole concept of the store was that every three months the whole store would change thematically.
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What connects the stories thematically, and eventually narratively, is Mr. Zimmerman's exploration of the contagion of culpability that spreads across communities and also through time.
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Thematically, this song may share the most D.N.A. with that anthem: "Show Yourself" also sends an unmistakable message of self-acceptance (it's in the title).
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RUSSO Probably the biggest leap the play makes, thematically, is that it is concerned with parenting, which for me was wonderful and added a dimension.
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It's thematically familiar territory for Bong; his films always pair heart-stopping and imaginative terror with humor and a healthy dose of raging at inequality.
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Thematically, this makes sense; this is Scott's audio travelogue where each instrumental change is a new bump, swerve, and loop in a grand amusement park.
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Thematically speaking, the exhibition can be divided into five groups, each of which centers on a carefully arranged constellation of motifs or a preexisting image.
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More thematically, the largest companies viewed as having the most reliable future growth and profitability are attracting more than their share of the world's capital.
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The screenplay essentially turns Shirley into a black man who thematically shapeshifts into whoever will make the story appealing to white audiences — and that's inexcusable.
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It's been a season of so many momentous changes that it's hard to imagine a single episode's managing to thread it all back together thematically.
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Thematically, all six are loosely linked by a sense of how absurd death can be, how unfair and irreverent and sometimes even funny it is.
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The sections on climate change and Black Lives Matter operate in thematically similar ways: they show activist movements harnessing the power of new media platforms.
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Tom Holland's Spider-Man gets immortalized in a thematically stylized blue-and-red portrait, encroached upon by the superhero's iconic web approaching from the side.
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This is thematically as it turns out an extension of the work did on Mitral Transmission, but using the actual physical gesture of playing drums.
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The song's borders are intentionally blurred—thematically, structurally—but what Lacy feels is unmistakably obvious: the connection he has to his unnamed partner is no illusion.
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When a policy release coincided with the Mueller report The planning for a policy rollout often entails selecting a location that thematically fits with the issue.
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Thematically, the album overlaps with Lamar's DAMN, but Staples's pitch-black sensibility, candor, and incisive lyrics converge to craft a wholly unique and equally important take.
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I think much of that is because the games thematically fit into the narrative, but also that the games themselves are actually fun and fairly challenging.
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None of these things occur in the Disney World ride, but thematically, I think we can agree, the surprise reveal of ghost sharks is… Disney magic.
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The point is, it's both a thematically obvious choice for an adaptation and a fantastically weird movie infused with the tech and aesthetics of its decade.
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It was first available in Tucson, Arizona, so fans arriving for the Colorado Rockies spring training games could get buzzed in the most thematically appropriate way.
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The show is ultimately about seeing things from other perspectives, and hearing outsides voices... so it fits in with what we do with the show thematically.
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Instead, the final scene of "Great Again" leaves us with important questions that actually tie back to the season as whole, both plot-wise and thematically.
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It's easy to argue that the game's graphic imagery, be it thematically justified or otherwise, adversely affects the effectiveness of its compelling storyline, because it does.
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The X-Files' 11th season has been moving thematically closer to Black Mirror, abandoning fears of aliens in favor of worrying about American politics and culture.
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Thematically, Minority Report is interested in questions of free will and determinism, but it's perhaps remembered best for its eerily prescient takes on technology and advertising.
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Curated by longtime Bourgeois scholar and former Chief Curator of MoMA's Department of Prints and Illustrated Books, Deborah Wye, the exhibition is organized thematically and chronologically.
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Thematically, though, it's the epitome of a genre that we'll probably be seeing a lot in the coming years: the virtual reality game about virtual reality.
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"This album in tone, it's very romantic — and not just thematically, like it's all love songs," Swift said of the set on her Thursday Instagram Live.
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It's more thematically somber than what we've heard from her so far, pulling back the curtain on solitude and its accompanying discomfort with near-celebratory glee.
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Thematically, it's a continuation of the topics Drake explored on If You're Reading This It's Too Late, with the rapper reflecting on the trappings of success.
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But it would still make sense to link thematically related works into mini-festivals that encourage binge-watching, like a "Lulu"-versus-"Lucia" showdown of madwomen.
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Rather than strictly chronological, Expanded Visions is organized thematically, revealing one of the collection's biggest strengths: the opportunity to trace trends throughout centuries of LGBTQ creativity.
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The concert was arranged thematically, split into sections that showcased different parts of her catalog — bombastic, anthemic, somewhat Caribbean, very Caribbean — if not of her personality.
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The gameplay is thematically appropriate—showing, rather than telling—how Lazarski has been "modified" by technology to do his job, which is always nasty, nauseating work.
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Thematically, we could say there are two bodies of work here: one about clouds and the other about artists, namely Twombly, Giotto, Hockney, and Dean herself.
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For the candidates, thematically, a starting point should be that wealth should not determine a person's fate in court, and profit should not drive the system.
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There were a few songs the family gave me that he'd been working on independently that I thought fit thematically with what we had worked on.
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But while the musical Mean Girls movie may be similar thematically to The Producers or Hairspray, it's the original Street Fighter comparison that feels most apt.
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Solnit's writing is discursive in the way of a Bach organ fugue—each seeming tangent resonates thematically, layering in meaning and feeling to gloriously virtuosic effect.
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It's thematically coherent, which is something that so many gangster games seem to put to the wayside in their attempts to make the player feel important.
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I don't want to say "happily ever after" because that's the antithesis of this show, but can you tease thematically what the end looks like for her?
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The Lego Movie 22: The Second Part is a thematically audacious, frequently hilarious, incredibly inventive return to the world of one of the best movies of 28.
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Why it's a big deal: This is thematically contrary to what's happening elsewhere in big food, where legacy brands have been busy buying up "healthier" product businesses.
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Outlands games are short and experimental by nature, and North certainly carries on this tradition, although it feels significantly darker (both aesthetically and thematically) than previous releases.
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It's not the thematically light, positivo play some of the participants might've preferred to perform, but it's one they feel is too important not to put on.
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Other pieces are more thematically linked, like essays from sex workers about their on-the-job experiences, and a McDonough profile of white soul singer Wayne Cochran.
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" Her trajectory is even more remarkable when you consider how much it overlaps, thematically, with the story line of Dolores, her character on the HBO series "Westworld.
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Music supervisors are very good at thematically pairing tracks to scenes so you feel the intensity of the emotion or movement in the scene that much more.
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The stories themselves are enjoyable separately, but they also tie together thematically in ways that are charming, thoughtful, unexpected, and greater than the sum of their parts.
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This time—as the title suggests—they thematically embraced an affection for life and its romantic messes: sexual discovery, desire, and the dubiously transformative power of love.
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Every character and faction plays just as you'd expect, and this game couldn't be more thematically perfect if it came with a severed head in the box.
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But there's certainly thematically some things I could relate to, like how what Annie and Baxter are going through is at times dramatic and at times comedic.
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As Pitchfork's Reed Jackson wrote, "His latest EP proves he's still a master of melancholic detail, but thematically and sonically, the Atlanta superstar has hit a wall."
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The abundance of the material and the convoluted chronology of the installation, with works grouped thematically as well as sequentially, make for a rich and varied experience.
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It's definitely keeping things thematically tight, though — all of these are half-hour comedies, whereas previous pilot seasons have included a mix of different genres of shows.
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Raga, as the second part of a trilogy of records that began with Samudra Garba Pathe, stretches back thematically to the moment of the duo's first meeting.
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The context is that of contextless postmodern plunder optics: the ahistorical globalized trend that mixes together anything thematically interesting (or superficially similar), ignoring era and original context.
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Now you might argue that such disconnectedness is thematically appropriate to a tale of lonely women in futile search of soul mates in Depression-era St. Louis.
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It was an extravagance that left no room for budgetary error; a $200 taxi fare, no matter how thematically appropriate, would not allow me to, say, eat.
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There's little overlap between the two volumes; several of the novellas and short stories are part of the Hainish Cycle, but each stands alone thematically and plotwise.
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It's a shame to see Paquin in a Scorsese movie without anything more to do than issue reproachful looks, but at least that neglect is thematically appropriate.
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Even if you are told that striking, thematically linked treasures are on offer in a special sector, rows of gallery booths have a way of blending together.
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I must mention Chance Jonas-O'Toole, a sweet-voiced tenor whose small role as a sailor was fortified with a couple of inserted, thematically appropriate Purcell songs.
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In the show, examples of writings, print media, drawings, photographs, and music are presented thematically rather than chronologically to demonstrate the common lineage of artists and activists.
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Thematically, it's always been devoted to the question of what it feels like to be a teenage girl constantly under surveillance from the rest of the world.
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Still, while "The X-Files" has a great legacy — on serial TV, on sci-fi and, thematically, on television at large — I wonder if its time has passed.
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"We were committed to telling the story in a way that tried to deepen what people already thought they knew about it, emotionally and thematically," she told Elle.
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Drawing thematically from the same solitary place that The Sebadoh did, One Part Lullaby came out in September of 1999 and failed to chart on the Billboard 200.
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Kidding sits thematically alongside these because like them, it is a smart show that knows its tone and feels entirely sure of what it's doing at all times.
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But it works best when used to describe something that's difficult to imagine, like a far-flung space station, or thematically important, like Tom Clancy's fetishized military tech.
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Her road to melding her identities — even if that means revealing the Lola personality as a fabrication — is a big part of what Cam is interested in thematically.
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Visitors are given the opportunity to enter the labyrinthine world of Sadeghi within nine galleries that cover the entire museum space and divide his multi-disciplinary creations thematically.
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Thematically, the album is centered on a haunting narrative that revolves around Ike and Tina Turner, Harold Shipman, crumbling friendships, and the final hours of the Third Reich.
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On the other end of the film, there's some repetition, with the biggest reveal coming multiple times — which is thematically appropriate, as it turns out, but still frustrating.
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Hill House also thematically shares commonalities with Requiem for a Dream, as both books take you deep into the characters' emotions, with the outside world as a framework.
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"You can see how thematically they are out there seeking out new revenue opportunities because they have to," said Johnny Won, founder of Hyperstop, a tech consultancy firm.
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Although the rest of the album is more thematically conventional, his guitar has accrued a relaxed, bulky mass, especially when he layers on his signature wah-wah effects.
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WAPNER: -- DILLARDS, DSW, THEY ARE STILL THE ONES THAT YOU BELIEVE – EINHORN: YEAH, I'M NOT GOING TO TALK TO EACH OF THE SPECIFIC STOCKS, BUT THEMATICALLY, THAT'S CORRECT.
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The Boutiques are grouped thematically; right now, there's a vacation-ready one dubbed Beach Please, a Festival Bound boutique for the Coachella-inclined, and another entitled Off Duty.
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The conceptual layers in Magdy's works are revealed both literally and thematically in the work's titles, which Kholeif notes serve as little evocative essays in and of themselves.
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Our book reviews often feature the book sitting on my notebook, along with some sort of knickknack that fits thematically with the story and a cup of tea.
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Between New York City, Los Angeles, and the Midwest, you've lived in a lot of America—and thematically, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul are very American shows.
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Thematically, the endings can work for some people, but the technical aspects and the amount of space magic needed was getting to be a bit much for me.
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That's disappointing in some ways, but it makes sense thematically—Judge's oeuvre is mostly concerned with white dudes, especially those who find themselves successful for no good reason.
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The thematic openness of the exhibition works well with the enormous space, with each work given ample breathing room (with the exception of occasional groupings when thematically permissible).
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It doesn't work in a timeline of my life—those songs aren't in order of how it happened to me, but there's an order that makes sense thematically.
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I've always found this game design paradigm fascinating and fun to play in, and it's thematically resonant, what with all that space exploration and thoughts of the abyss.
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"Friend Like Me" especially seems uninspired visually and thematically, while "Prince Ali" has already been widely ridiculed on social media for its slow pacing and dearth of jubilance.
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Much of the movie's work in conveying the characters' mutual attraction is accomplished instead with brief sex scenes in the of music videos, accompanied by thematically relevant songs.
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The grain shows through your photos, which, thematically speaking, seems to make sense for certain subjects, like nature photos taken at, say, the beach or in a park.
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Alongside her collaborator, director Rebecca Taichman, Vogel excavates the thematically complex history surrounding Asch's work, and how a small Yiddish play became the focus of conservative America's xenophobic agenda.
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One applauds the decision to create greater visibility for women, yet one also wonders if several discrete, thematically curated shows might have allowed the individual women to look stronger.
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I don't know if the two episodes were meant to be tied together in this way, but both thematically and in terms of the relevant plot points, it works.
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And we realized after developing that for a while that we were telling a story that was really thematically antithetical to what Día de los Muertos is all about.
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Cleo is marginalized not just socially but thematically, appearing dwarfed by her surroundings, lacking in agency, buffeted by the demands of her job and the history happening around her.
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The long journey to the site and large distance between one artwork and the next make it as challenging as any biennial while proposing something just as thematically broad.
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Thematically throughout the season people will look at it and be able to really pinpoint all of the issues that we deal with and have a conversation about them.
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The figure of the marionette, featured thematically throughout their new work, allows the artists to abstract the human form, its actions and emotional states, in ways that keenly resonate.
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We had this collection of songs, and I think they do sound thematically connected to each other but there is some more randomness in how it became an album.
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I don't think it's very dissimilar thematically from what I'm usually attracted to—there's a bit of decadence at play here, but the film doesn't take itself too seriously.
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Yet the photos by Stephen Hilger, Joseph Lawton, Paul McDonough, and Sergio Purtell were taken over the course of four decades and are not thematically linked beyond technical approach.
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The final sequence somehow manages to be both emotionally and thematically satisfying, and like the rest of the film, makes sure to keep you still dancing as well. 3.
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With each season of The Hour comprised of 12 episodes apiece, it was short enough to qualify as a miniseries at the time, even if thematically it was not.
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Thematically, the fish are cheerier than the darker images in Ms. Mailer's earlier works, which often featured knives and jagged scars — reminders of her father's attack on her mother.
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It started with uprooting their lives and ended with a work that, sonically and thematically, is a kind of return of the repressed, the deepest music they've ever made.
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Both the barren deserts of the unparalleled French illustrator Moebius, and the quiet, ancillary moments of reflection sprinkled throughout my favorite Japanese animations informed the video aesthetically and thematically.
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The juxtaposition does more to question the legitimacy of democracy in the age of mass surveillance than any big speech, making for an outwardly tranquil but thematically frightening film.
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It's an open-world game with as much to do and as rich a landscape as any open-world game from 2008, but it's still thematically and mechanically consistent.
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While there may be different faces behind these accounts, it is hard to tell them apart, and their activities all seem to be thematically orchestrated from a corporate office.
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"We had gotten to a point where something as narratively and thematically complex as this book could be addressed by the architecture-meets-projection elements we use," he said.
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Thematically less apt but exceptionally moving is one of the Cuban-American Félix González-Torres's installations of electrical cords studded with fifteen-watt light bulbs, made in the nineties.
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The eight songs of his "Frauenliebe und -leben," describing the course of a romance and marriage, were each accompanied by thematically relevant additions from other composers, languages and periods.
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"There were a few songs the family gave me that he&aposd been working on independently that I thought fit thematically with what we had worked on," he said.
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For Gen Z, it was a year of dawns—thematically absorbing, a rising cabal of artists suggesting lasting promise (Rico Nasty, Summer Walker, Pop Smoke, Clairo, and Tierra Whack).
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The whole is organized thematically by room: the room of encounters, the room of legends, the nose-to-nose room, the room of disorders, and the room of Annettes.
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Subsequently, since 2017, Nakagawa has been developing a new group of thematically related paintings that, as he tells it, emerged unexpectedly out of his work on the earlier one.
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That the film centers its sounds on country-themed music, long considered the music of the working-class, feels radical to give the loudest voices to women — musically and thematically.
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Even the cover art of the melting George Washington painting by Valerie Hegarty was amazing, and said so much about the hollowness of the American dream, and really resonated thematically.
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Even putting aside the far-reaching cultural impact of its majority-black cast and thematically relevant storyline, its critical and commercial success overall represents a high point for the MCU.
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Thematically, the episode wrapped a season that explored two central subjects: the responsibility of survival (from the first half) and what to do with that power (the last eight episodes).
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But from a story standpoint, for Serena, one of the things thematically that I was interested in looking at is who is the right man for a woman like this?
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"Generation three and the Hoenn region are just thematically tied to weather so closely, it's a core tenet of their identity, that the fit was just so perfect," he says.
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Romance is messy, and while thematically this album explores that inevitable stickiness, the Toronto native has a way of using his pipes to make the rollercoaster sound appealing and holy.
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The thematically loose, high-concept brief behind the show, All Too Human, allows curators Elena Crippa and Laura Castagnini to touch on some more left-field interpretations of 'human experience.
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Smoky, peaty scotch is already thematically on point for a warming winter cocktail, but combine that with cider, cinnamon, and maple syrup, and you've checked all the winter-flavor boxes.
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I think people are most familiar with the work you've done in club contexts—what does So Drove allow you to access, either emotionally or thematically, that you couldn't before.
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The volumes are grouped thematically under such titles as "Utopian Science Fiction, F" or "War and Empire" and seem to float within gradient-colored spaces, untethered from any physical reality.
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The new scene in Brooklyn, based primarily in and around Flatbush, is fresh, as well as thematically and sonically united, with its own ecosystem of artists and media driving it.
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In short: I no longer think there is no place for mental illness in the horror genre, so long as it's portrayed in the right ways: thematically, conceptually and rhetorically.
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While the record thematically deals with communication, its most compelling aspect in showing us that is how Brewis and Hayes communicate to each other via their own instruments: their voices.
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But the reveal is also thematically compelling because it gets at an idea that seems fundamental to the Watchmen universe: The state and the terrorists are in on everything together.
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DANH VO A museum-wide, thematically organized survey of the Vietnamese-born Danish artist's oeuvre includes a timely focus on the dreamy collective self-image of the United States. Feb.
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The series has run into problems with this before, like when Captain America: The Winter Soldier addressed mass surveillance and drone strikes in a way that was nearly thematically incoherent.
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Organized thematically, the exhibition includes more than half of the roughly 28 works that have been attributed to Gerstl since his rediscovery by Viennese art dealer Otto Kallir in 215.
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It may be that in the deliberate movements of his works, Mr. Fernandes has found a version of control that works for him on two levels, both thematically and personally.
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And it will be interesting to see how Endemol, a TV production studio — which makes it a sort of tweener, thematically speaking — will do as it goes on the block.
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In 2016, Beyoncé released "Lemonade," the most musically and thematically ambitious album of her career, the one that positioned her as something grander than an excellent vocalist and urgent performer.
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We can see this basic paradox not only formally but also thematically, because whoa, boy, does this musical have ambitions of handling a lot of different social and political themes.
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Every five feet in the store is a new climate zone, thematically distinct but close enough together to ensure you never deny yourself a chance to dream big, or strange.
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There, I came upon a heterogeneous assortment of gripping graphic art frequently focused on identity politics as auto-curated by diverse artists whose work thematically deals with issues of multiplicity.
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The Jubilee Show is organized thematically, under nine occasionally overlapping categories: The Self; The Ego; Mother; Spirituality; The Naked Woman; The Transformation of the Female Image; Landscapes; Cityscapes; and Portraits.
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While many exhibitions are often mysterious or less-than-straightforward for the sake of being so, the enigmas within Tarantallegra are thematically bolstering, rather than a self-important exercise of obfuscation.
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This presentational strategy is initially challenging for the viewer, but the acute focus on five lives reemerging thematically allow complicated cultural messages encoded in portraits and vessels to become highly legible.
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I feel that the record that came before it, Heart, is the most beautiful record we've ever made, as well as the most thematically and structurally perfect record we've ever made.
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Costa's seventh feature, Vitalina Varela, is the latest in a filmography that consistently builds on its predecessors both thematically and stylistically, telling and retelling connected stories through different points of view.
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Thematically, the key trend to watch in this space is the increasing collaboration between luxury automotive manufacturers and Silicon Valley as we zoom ever closer to a future of driverless cars.
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But where those releases found Marr's presence as a frontman taking a backseat to his godlike guitar talents, Call the Comet underscores Marr's newfound creative approach: thematically aggressive and politically visceral.
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Well, we've found out that we've got the most random thing in common with Selena Gomez: Neither of us can resist the urge to dress thematically for a trip to Disneyland.
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The book is thematically organized into six chapters that offer lively evaluations of various painters' practices; Graw's thoughts on Frank Stella's early black paintings and Joan Mitchell's general struggles are topnotch.
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It's not the whole focus of the show, but the fact that it is thematically supported on every tier and storyline, and given much more than lip service is a step.
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It might be 13 years old this month, having come out on May 23, 2003, but Silent Hill 3's thematically rich narrative and characters remain leagues ahead of most games.
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Even though thematically polyglot, the intense interrelationships established here speak in different ways of palpable political violence and the means to repair such viciousness through the psychic healing of artistic imagination.
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Also relevant in this regard are Gabriel Orozco's "Working Tables" (2000-2005) on which are typically displayed many small pieces that are formally varied and distinct but conceptually or thematically interrelated.
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Thematically, the songs on the EP are "personal songs, lyrically, based around family and relationships and things I found difficult because I find it's easier to write about things," Nancy explains.
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"Kobayashi's use of empty space seems thematically suited to the haunted houses that figure in all four tales," J. Hoberman wrote in The New York Times in 2015.718-636-4100, bam.
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Although the show is sometimes thematically diverse to the point of dissonance, each artist has taken pains to create work uniquely capable of speaking to the complex layers of their identities.
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The shows consist of one large, suspended sculpture and five separately curated but thematically related exhibitions in different parts of the museum, dealing mostly with issues of political strife and resistance.
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Though it's unclear exactly who will be showing what, and how the whole international patchwork will fit together thematically or aesthetically, the participating out-of-town galleries are a promising lineup.
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Wednesday night was the most thematically coherent night of either convention so far in 2016: It was an outreach program to the "reasonable" Republicans who are deeply uneasy with their nominee.
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As proven by the orchestra's bridge choices, Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet thematically fit with the night and Jepsen's fans responded to the song as though Jepsen herself were onstage but she wasn't.
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Thematically, the studio's games are often very different, but they all share many of the same characteristics: they're gorgeous, surreal, and they don't rely on words to convey a story or feeling.
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From the very first shot of its opening credits, Game of Thrones has visually and thematically stressed that the machinations of its characters and plot are all part of an actual game.
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Photojournalism from a Reuters live feed is used as it's a commonly accepted notion of providing a window into the world, thus creating a comparison of visual media both aesthetically and thematically.
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"Pottermore Presents is intended to supplement the Harry Potter book series with short-form content that is entertaining and thematically curated by the Pottermore editorial team," Pottermore CEO Susan Jurevics tells Time.
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Thematically, developer Insomniac has described the game as an over-the-top adventure tale influenced by works like The Island of Dr. Moreau, The Lost World, and Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan stories.
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Henderson believes there may be some Franklin photos in the Ebony and Jet archives and sees a unique opportunity to connect pieces from the archives, temporally or thematically, to the Franklin collection.
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Damian even indulges in one of Curry's vices: the so-very-thirsty heaving of Arenas-style long bombers: But, aesthetically and thematically, Lillard's small differences place him in a totally different world.
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Thematically, "The Carmichael Show" has most in common with "black-ish" — also about an African-American family, albeit a more affluent one — which in its second season has redoubled its social commentary.
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There's also a lot of leftovers from the album, stuff that really didn't fit thematically (like more lo-fi hip hop sounding stuff) that I want to piece together into something else.
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So before taking a seat at the holiday table, take a load off with these thematically fitting podcasts that may help improve your day, or at least give you a conversation starter.
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Tapping into a vein of blue-collar resentment that's both thematically rich and uncomfortably current, the writer and director, Joseph Martin, is not above using tricks to bolster an occasionally sagging narrative.
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Somewhat of a throwback, especially in his commitment to thoughtful adult stories, Gray makes films like "The Immigrant" that are insistently dark — both thematically and visually — about complicated people navigating complex realities.
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Thematically similar to Jesus Christ Superstar, but sporting more obscure subject matter and far denser melodies, Evita was nonetheless a huge hit that ran on London's West End for a full decade.
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Because recent posts were parts of multiple, thematically intertwined threads, I would return again and again to the older threads, as each fresh post added a new beat to their narrative arc.
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What I liked about the execution is that Rowling and her collaborators found a way to make it thematically coherent and interesting, which is frankly so much more than I was expecting.
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Organized thematically, the exhibition begins with work related to the Vietnam War but has a stronger focus on America's many conflicts from the 1980s to the present, including those in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Thematically, his attention was equally widespread: The set ruminated on the origins of the universe, the meaning of life, and how to best endure the gloom and doom of the here and now.
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What they are doing with this suite of new rules is something different but thematically aligned — shrinking the financial sector as a whole by cracking down on many of its sources of revenues.
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The film Donnie Darko is also about all of those things, which makes this both the most literally relevant and most thematically relevant Donnie Darko rap track I have been able to find.
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It isn't as thematically relevant as other Marvel series, but the creative energy and inventiveness Noah Hawley has brought to the show makes it a singular experience, unlike anything else on television today.
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For many creators, though, the joy in making a supercut wasn't simply piling on as many or one-liners or moments as possible; it was trying to unite them all, visually and thematically.
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Literally and thematically, it is a picture of abundant fecundity, another one of Kobaslija's quiet odes to whatever is enduring in the human spirit, in the guise of a portrait or a landscape.
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For a while, Blair Witch, from director Adam Wingard (You're Next, The Guest), looks like it's headed in that direction, a reinvention that stays thematically true to the shocks of the first film.
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The album hits a peak, thematically, with "Phoenix," where he sings over funky guitars, "this love has a hold on me," speaking to his current relationship, his current perception of his own happiness.
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There are a lot of interesting, complex, thematically dense black metal albums out there—like, a LOT—but how many of them do you really want to listen to on a daily basis?
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A second gallery, Instituto de Visión, with Alberto Baraya, Otto Berchem, Pia Camil and Wilson Díaz, was awarded one of two "Frieze Stand Prizes" this year for its visually and thematically striking mix.
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Rather than dwell on how female rage is received, Chemaly presents a thoroughgoing assessment of its causes: an account, organized thematically, of the private and public abuse, bias, and discrimination faced by women.
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Visually and thematically, Gibney obsesses over how Holmes played the part of "founder," in the same way that Theranos's famous old, white, male investors seemed to have fixated on aspects of her femininity.
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Organized thematically, rather than chronologically, it avoids the pitfalls of a teleological "rise and fall" model, which is especially tricky in the case of Yugoslavia, whose history is bookended by inter-ethnic atrocities.
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It's a hell-for-leather sprint through alleys and rooftops that both imparts some character to the world and creates an amazing (and thematically appropriate) sense of collective power with your fellow players.
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Chapters are grouped thematically: "In the Hand" focuses on favorites like falafel, shawarma and sabich (an eggplant and egg sandwich), while "At the Table" includes salads, soups and stews, and, of course, hummus.
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It's presented thematically, and it includes just 250 paintings, a substantially smaller cache than the Museum of Modern Art's Munch retrospective had in 21907, or the Art Institute of Chicago's show in 2009.
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The wall color he chose had to make "the stone look good without making the floor look bad," he said, and also "neutralize the architecture," allowing the curators to organize the paintings thematically.
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His father's death having amounted to a rather narrow premise, there is a sense here of the author combing through every experience he's had in recent years in search of thematically relevant material.
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And if we weren't arbitrary about it, but chose a piece that was more like an overture that thematically spelled out the episode to come before the curtain went up, could that work?
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Though thematically vague, thinly plotted and without a reliably sympathetic soul to cling to, the movie has a mutinous energy and an absurd, knockabout charm; even its violence is more quirky than brutal.
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It depicts the in-universe past as a gritty, violent action series — a callback to and satire of Snyder's "Watchmen," which used the thematically rich source material as fodder for high-definition brutality.
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Even though all of this comes directly from the book, Chapter Two fails to tie it all together thematically and consequently winds up feeling bloated — and undeserving of its aforementioned three-hour runtime.
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Super Mario 64 is just an impossible act to follow, and Sunshine did very well to differentiate itself, both thematically and mechanically, with an emphasis on the fludd (Mario's magical water jetpack/watergun).
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But this year, I realized that it already had its own method for bearing witness, and that the addition of a photo mode would, in essence destabilize the game both mechanically and thematically.
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Many new media objects do not tell stories; they don't have a beginning or end; in fact, they don't have any development, thematically, formally or otherwise which would organize their elements into a sequence.
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" The post ends with the suggestion that conspiracies are mapped using artificial intelligence and "time stream manipulations … such events are holographic in their execution, compartmentalized in commission, and thematically woven into dream time neuropathy.
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It could curate non-stop streams of cherry-picked content, mixing classic episodes and films, new releases related to current events, thematically relevant seasonal video and Netflix's own Original titles it wants to promote.
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"That's a nice coincidence, considering that the music is nostalgic thematically, and all the songs that we have are about growing up and, because we grew up in the era, it's sort of appropriate."
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Thematically, Clark's Birthday Party is the strongest; a pitch black comedy that eschews jump scares in favor of scathing social commentary and wicked laughs, while Vukovic's chilling Box lingers long after the credits roll.
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Todd VanDerWerff: I don't entirely know what to make of "Vanishing Point," an episode that promised to take this season in some interesting directions thematically and then sort of did and sort of didn't.
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In 2016, we were gifted innovative work by artists such as Angel Olsen, Mitski, Weaves, PWR BTTM, and Kevin Abstract—an artist who considers himself hip-hop yet wrote a thematically indie rock record.
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Thematically, the first season felt much tighter and coherent, while season two, though filled with more action and plot, is looser and less purposeful in telling bigger stories about justice, authoritarianism, religion, and vigilantism.
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Thematically, this makes sense — Saul is one of the Sonderkommandos, Jewish prisoners of the death camps who helped the Nazis push their fellow prisoners toward the gas chambers, and then removed the dead bodies.
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Thematically, it finds the Philadelphia rager in atypically high spirits, swaggering across the track, which shares DNA with Travis Scott's monster hit "Way Back" (a song that borrowed from Kanye West's mega-smash "Power").
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" But on "This Old Dog," which Mr. DeMarco started at the Rockaway house and returned to after his move to California, he got more thematically pointed than ever, calling the songs "diary-entry style.
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Ministering to starving artists is the company's métier, which makes Sinking Ship Productions' take on "A Hunger Artist" — part of the Tank's Flint & Tinder series, now at the Connelly Theater — a thematically ideal match.
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" As guitarist and vocalist KW told Noisey, "A Pessimistic Doomsayer is our second record, and thematically it deals with the repercussions of the emotions expressed on [our first record] A Steady Descent into the Soil.
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"I think we only wanted to do [an interactive episode] if we thought we were adding another layer thematically," said producer Annabel Jones of being asked by the streaming giant to create an interactive program.
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It's our big song in our first episode thematically stating what's going on, and so even before we started to write the episode I started to percolate on this song and what it would be.
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Reviews in traditional outlets, what few there are, have been lackluster: "The essays don't work as well together thematically as she perhaps hopes they do," wrote Kirkus, and the New York Times isn't much better.
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Photo courtesy of Tunji Ige Tunji Ige's 2014 mixtape The Love Project was a rare kind of debut: Thoughtful and thematically cohesive, it carved out its own sonic territory and articulated a clear artistic vision.
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I put a lot of thought into that, both musically and thematically, balancing it being a western but not having it sound like theme music for some weird cowboy sitcom from back in the day.
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Episode 133 Who would've guessed that an off-putting prison doctor in max would be the character to provide the most thematically apt pop culture allusion for this season of Orange is the New Black?
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The music he's released under his own name—and along with Inga Copeland, as part of defunct cult favorite Hype Williams—has largely been fractured, disorienting, and hard-to-pin down, both thematically and sonically.
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"We wanted to organize the exhibition thematically and look at what type of things the designers were designing and look and see how it fit into the larger fashion industry," Way tells The Creators Project.
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What's truly disturbing about Beast Mode 2 is how little things seem to have changed in the three and a half years since the original dropped, both for the artist thematically as well as personally.
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The 10 nominated books represent a stylistic and thematically diverse range, with fiction, a graphic memoir and nonfiction that address subjects like domestic violence, sexual identity, race, social activism and how children cope during war.
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The serpent's influence is presented thematically, beginning with performance and a mannequin dressed in a snake-strewn costume once used for Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Nabucco," one arm extended toward the first gallery to guide visitors.
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In Ms. Monaghan, the producers and Hulu executives believed they found an actor who could embody the wholesomeness and seeming guilelessness the character needed, to help get viewers to buy into a thematically dark show.
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"Gulag" mod does what it promises, altering Prison Architect's text, graphics, and features to make it more thematically in-line with running a Soviet Union-era forced labor camp from the World War II era.
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The improbable Saturday-matinee challenges the show throws at its heroines and heroes work thematically — this "Das Boot," like the original, is concerned with honor and courage; with who breaks down and who rises up.
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That makes the issue not just biographically significant to Warren, but a thematically useful wedge to separate the national frontrunner from the popular former president whose name he often wields as a shield against criticism.
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But it is also thematically compatible with the idea of a "unitary executive" -- a theory that grants expansive powers to the presidency and is advanced by some conservative lawyers -- including current Attorney General William Barr.
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But I don't think it's as thematically interesting as the more allegorical episodes from earlier in the season, and it spends more time on Doctor Manhattan himself as a character than I particularly care for.
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To that end, Levene and Coppel, who both built much of their career in Silicon Valley, most notably in senior positions at Yahoo, tell me that Mosaic will continue to invest thematically, specifically outlining five areas.
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The Japanese producer Qrion has a 2014 track called "iPhone Bubbling," which she says is an homage to the thematically similar "MSN Bubbling Remix," in which classic MSN sounds are molded into something resembling a song.
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Wayne, meanwhile, seems to have been given a vaguer rundown of what to focus on thematically, but nonetheless he tackles the broad idea of the struggle in what turns out to be a truly touching verse.
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This is cocaine music not thematically but aesthetically, hooked on a frantic, jittery energy that can't stop fidgeting or jumping up and down or tripping over itself only when it isn't doing sprints back and forth.
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If you're hankering for more survival-horror lovin', Resident Evil 7: Biohazard is not only a masterpiece of game design but also pretty thematically on point for partners going through a bit of a rough patch.
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The Abbot's Tale demo is a fairly simple rough cut that's treading thematically and visually familiar ground, and it seems reluctant to jump headlong into making either a responsive, interactive world or a visually extraordinary one.
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The Whitney Museum's Astro Noise, Poitras's first solo museum exhibition, seems built upon an incorrect premise: what works in a film — thematically, visually, and emotionally — might be reconstituted to function within a white-cube art space.
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Not just thematically dark, but the works are actually dark to see—so that they sort of just appear out of darkness, and I think that's really important for the work and in thinking about it.
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Giving Rachel and Quinn new love interests has slowed things down (does anyone care about John Booth?), but it makes sense thematically to force them to fight their own potential happiness by focusing on the show.
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It's easy to compare Intellexual to Surf, the 2015 album credited to Donnie Trumpet and the Social Experiment, but while they share a wonderfully collaborative vibe Segal and Fox's latest is more musically and thematically focused.
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Thematically, the Arrest of Christ and the picture of Evans share critical elements: one figure stands assuredly, hands prepared to be bound, while the nearest figures, awkward as they are, threaten to engulf her with violence.
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Over 219 works of painting, drawing, enamelwork, laquerware, carpet, jewelry, costumes, and decorative and ceremonial objects are on display, thematically installed in four rooms that are ravishingly designed by French haute couture fashion designer, Christian Lacroix.
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But thematically, it's perfect: Lorelai is about to achieve the biggest goal of her adult life and open her own inn, so of course her parents — her biggest connection to her childhood — have to implode. 66.
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"If someone wants to do a 'black art' show and put together several of my artists who are only thematically linked only by a thread, we're going to have a conversation about that," Bellorado-Samuels says.
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We stretch even further thematically for the concluding scene, wherein a student at the portmanteau Oxbridge University joins an academic witches' coven to claim her sovereign identity, a process overseen by a portrait of Virginia Woolf.
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These games want you to have the context and experience of death, but only when there is thematically relevant music and the wide-eyed stare of an NPC that gave you a cookie during the last mission.
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In contrast, much of the rest of the exhibit, while sumptuous, feels like it's being presented in a thematically fraudulent way, pretending that something inherently political can be neutralized in order to make everyone involved more comfortable.
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To make this latest 949-horsepower hybrid more alluring and thematically proper, Ferrari painted it a classic red with a white "dream line" on the hood and rear windshield, plus an Italian flag painted at the front.
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Morgan's novel has plenty of thematically similar material to work with — political intrigue, complex moral decisions, sex, and violence — but we'll have to wait until the show's debut on February 2nd to see how it measures up.
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It's hard to say if this will hold up thematically with the rest of the EP, though apparently there's a song on it called "Ansel Back in Time," and I can't wait till that one comes out.
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Hawley's show shares tendencies with HBO's True Detective, another eerie, gruesome, star-studded anthology, which, although fictitious, has filled both thematically dense seasons with the kind of minute details and sense of place that characterizes true crime.
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Paterson, directed by Jim JarmuschJim Jarmusch is a filmmaker who has evolved stylistically but is often stuck in his own head thematically, and Paterson is a film that feels like a wry, warm justification of staying there.
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In addition to editing down the wording of its rules, Twitter says it has thematically organized them under three new categories — safety, privacy, and authenticity — to make it easier for users to find what they're looking for.
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There is no denying the obvious scope and ambition of the project: It aims to not just chart Minimalism's US-centric genealogy but also to showcase art movements in Asia operating in parallel both thematically and chronologically.
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The last time Obsidian made a game like this, after all, it was Fallout: New Vegas, an inventive sequel to Bethesda's Fallout 3 that remains one of the deepest, most thematically and narratively satisfying RPGs ever made.
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And the running thread involving the former friend is a drag — you see how it works thematically, emphasizing the harm women can do to other women, but it's the one part of the show that feels forced.
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A lot of the forced, awkward banter between characters felt like it belonged in an Avengers movie, where a limited amount of time and an endless number of characters combine to make unrealistic, if thematically efficient, conversation.
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In the novels, Crichton presents Jurassic Park as a series of increasingly complex stories, which rely both narratively and thematically on Malcolm's perspective as a chaos theorist, even though the events unfold through multiple third person narrators.
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But they were exactly what I had to have in 2018, what I required to help me through a difficult time, and what I needed, thematically, to get up off my ass and continue fighting another day.
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To put it another way, the drawing can make you hear yourself think — as can most of the 27 or so drawings and works on paper, from the 26s to present, that comprise this thematically-organized retrospective.
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Alissa: Two final questions: What other movie(s) would you recommend to someone who liked Jojo Rabbit, and why — something that might add context to its subject matter, or be in a similar vein thematically or artistically?
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It read less as a thematically linked cycle of songs than as an opera with a cast of one: Morissette, as a new kind of Gen X diva soprano, her hair everywhere and murder in her eye.
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Thematically, "Sara Berman's Closet" most closely recalls a work by the Chinese artist Song Dong, who arrayed the contents of his mother's Beijing house, along with the house itself, at the Museum of Modern Art in 2009.
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According to Affleck, the plan is to move the action from Charlestown to Roxbury if the show gets renewed, and then to a different neighborhood each season, similar to the "The Wire" and its thematically distinct chapters.
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Instead of patting itself on the back for hosting a thematically vague exhibition of women artists, shouldn't the gallery be a little embarrassed that it's taken 30 years to make a concerted effort to embrace gender diversity?
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It may seem cranky to critique original science fiction at a time when we're so hungry for original material, but Realive seems so thematically redundant, it feels like a remake of a film that hasn't been made yet.
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Show notes said the French designer drew "thematically from the 1974 softcore pornographic film Emmanuelle, with its sub-text that spoke for women to unapologetically own their sexuality" through to the #metoo and #timesup movements against sexual harassment.
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To play Dennis Hopper off against a reggae bounce, or Shaun Ryder's growl against silken synth stabs... Demon Days, thematically, was about a world falling apart, made sonic by the sound of Danger Mouse pulling different worlds together.
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Thematically, it hits on so many of the issues women in Hollywood are talking about in the aftermath of #MeToo and Times Up that I find it hard to believe it would have been as critically panned today.
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"The return of this character felt right thematically in terms of where we wanted to go, in terms of a return to this central love triangle that was so important to the show for so long," Urman said.
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The last thing I'd ever want to be is creepy, but I'm pretty confident that when Taylor Swift wrote "You Belong with Me," she drew thematically from the love story between me and her younger brother, Austin Swift.
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But if there were any justice in this world (and to be fair, there might not be), the best and most thematically appropriate wild card that should reign over the Seven Kingdoms is Sansa Stark and Tyrion Lannister.
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In the final season, the show sometimes felt diffuse and brittle on an emotional level, which may have made sense thematically — in terms of Alicia's twinned movement toward independence and isolation — but didn't do much for the drama.
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But thematically, "De Materie" seemed frustratingly vague, no less than an exploration of the relationship between matter and spirit, using texts ranging from the 16th-century Dutch declaration of independence from Spain to excerpts from Marie Curie's diaries.
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The artworks are presented chronologically, from 1880 to the present, along the gallery walls; the steel partitions, which float in the middle of the gallery, hold thematically related artworks, furniture, design pieces and photography linked to the paintings.
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In a device that mimics Robert Bresson's 1951 film Diary of a Country Priest, which Schrader's film draws on structurally and thematically, Jeffers serves as a kind of mentor and guardian angel for Toller and for First Reformed.
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We shifted gears to a more "serious" black/death metal type sound; lyrically and thematically, the songs are still reminiscent of White Nationalism, but I really only consider this a small taste in the evolution of our sound.
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Last July's staged performance was led thematically and sonically by the late Iraqi radio broadcaster Bahjat Abdulwahed, who occupies a mystical position as a kind of spiritual godfather of Iraq, representing the country's progressive era during the 1960s.
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Directed by the Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, this genre-fluid film — a mix of romance, film noir, monster movie, old-school musical, and comic book — is eccentric, sweet, and most of all liberating, both aesthetically and thematically.
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A brutal street brawl between lower- and upper-class boys is awkwardly scored to swelling, melodic strings, reminiscent of fussy exports like "Cinema Paradiso" rather than more thematically appropriate neorealist greats such as Roberto Rossellini and Vittorio De Sica.
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It was technically and thematically unprecedented, and thanks to Kubrick's collaboration with Arthur C. Clarke, it was also the most scientifically accurate film ever made about space travel (based on what was known about the universe at the time).
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But thematically, its most interesting inspiration comes from Akira Kurosawa's 1963 film "High and Low," one of the first films that used height as a visual representation of class, with the rich towering above and the poor living underneath.
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This is the fourth A Star Is Born, building upon the versions that were released in 1937, 1954 (with Judy Garland), and 1976, the most thematically connected to our 2018 iteration, starring Kris Kristofferson and the imitable Barbara Streisand.
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It's thematically fitting, but compared to the more brightly lit fight outside, I think watching CGI figures with Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan's faces pasted them, duking it out in a dimly lit tunnel, was a cinematic letdown.
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For as much as Neon Genesis Evangelion is a Japanese pop cultural force, a work inextricably connected to the elevation of anime's quality and visibility, it's also a dense, thematically obscure one, rife with philosophical questions and confrontational storytelling.
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Installed downstairs was Dominique Duroseau's photo studio — a project that is thematically related to the fair in that Doroseau produces large, black-and-white portraits of Black people, to make them more present, more visible to the popular imagination.
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The show, which included a selection of couture suits for women, was thematically split into clothes for the good guys and the baddies, moral character delineated by a black hats/white hats scheme and the use of precious metals.
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She says it's been funny because the moments a lot of male reviewers are saying "this is where the film drags" are the moments she sees as anchoring the film thematically, and the ones female viewers most respond to.
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It's a reflection that he represents thematically with light, shadow, form and the cinematic machinery, with some of the most striking moments taking place at a desk under a large window overlooking tiled rooftops and the bright blue sky.
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Gerstl's retrospective at the Neue Galerie is organized thematically rather than chronologically, and, upon accessing the third floor of the Neue Galerie, the viewer first gets acquainted with the influences on Gerstl's style by entering a room displaying photographs.
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"Les Indes Galantes" ("The Amorous Indies") is a sprawling work, made up of thematically linked mini-dramas on the subjects of love and virtue in what were then exotic locations, including Turkey, Persia, Peru and the North American plains.
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But these haphazard, thematically mixed dungeons (you might have to put a dark, overgrown room next to a desert one) pale in comparison to the normal ones, which are of course in Zelda fashion carefully tuned and rewarding experiences.
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Philip and Elizabeth discussing her second trip to Kansas to go hiking with her bird-watching, gorp-making mark Ben was my favorite moment of this episode, and so much more emotionally and thematically loaded than it appears on the surface.
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On this stylistically diverse yet thematically cohesive inaugural EP, Barrett Richards has enlisted three of Symbols' more sonically adventurous associates for a track each: NYC artist Kadahn, Seattle producer Kid Smpl, and the depressive suicidal black metal-inspired trio, WWWINGS.
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By moving the story so far away from everything else in the DCEU aesthetically, chronologically, and thematically, Wonder Woman was able to leave behind the baggage of previous entries in the franchise and succeed like no other recent DCEU film has.
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But while it fits thematically, these activities are all pretty specific tasks, and I just can't quite buy that a suit made up of random parts is going to be safe or effective at any of them in the long run.
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A jolly good sport who genuinely looks like he had the best time, McCartney runs through some of his most iconic numbers, from the thematically necessary "Drive My Car," to "Penny Lane," and the first song he ever wrote at 14.
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Astute viewers may have made the connection, but "That's not you" is thematically similar to a line from Season 1 — when Ned and Arya acknowledge that the youngest Stark daughter has no interest in dressing up or marrying a lord.
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Thematically, there's such a great tie-in with What Ever Happened to Baby Jane through the title that you used for the episode, "You Mean All This Time We Could Have Been Friends?" the famous closing quote from that film.
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Acknowledging the enormous changes that television has undergone in the 30 years, the new Battle won't feature three teams representing particular networks but teams composed thematically: for example, all sitcoms dads, or all TV surgeons, or all (fictional) White House staffers.
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What the world saw was, if not a new Trump, at least a more restrained Trump, sticking to the prepared remarks with occasional ad-libs (which often amounted to just repeating some key words for emphasis.) Thematically, the script was tight.
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This speaks to a deeper problem, albeit one that emerges from the same central flaw of being stretched too thin: Thematically, Far Cry 5 is such an inconsistent mess of ideas that there is hardly a recognizable through line at all.
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And while the idea of landscape is threaded throughout the exhibition, what makes Being Here With You / Estando aquí contigo so compelling is that it does not do what group shows of this size so often do — arrange works thematically.
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Trashed by critics after its release, the film has since been lauded as technically groundbreaking and thematically ahead of its time, as it revolves around the then-taboo subject of an interracial love triangle—and an adulterous one at that.
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The exhibit is divided chronologically and thematically into four categories: the prominence of television (1960–76), the role of entertainment and show business (2016–88), the rise of cable news (1992–2004), and the emergence of internet campaigns (2000s–present).
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It's the closest I've ever played to a perfect game, where infinite combinations, the cleanest UI I've ever seen (offering near-perfect information to the player at all times) and a compelling, thematically sound time-loop conceit keeps it fresh forever.
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Sometimes it's because the dream is violent, sometimes it's because the dream is thematically weighty, in one instance it was because the dream contained spoilers for X-Men Apocalypse — but most of the time it's because the dream is sexual.
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Books News The National Book Foundation announced the finalists for the 69th annual National Book Awards on Wednesday, with a stylistically and thematically diverse group of 25 finalists in five categories — fiction, nonfiction, poetry, young people's literature and translated literature.
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As you would expect from a musical with a book and lyrics by Tony Kushner, "Caroline" is thematically ambitious, dramatizing an enormous range of ideas in the story of a black maid working for a Jewish family in Louisiana in 1963.
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More thematically, the show that has been broadly about a society's transition from murderous, dysfunctional dynastic rule and entitlement politics to a more collectivist model consummated that concept, killing off yet another conquering monarch and replacing her with an elected king.
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In his current exhibition, In and Around the Water at Slag Contemporary in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the artist has put aside the multi-paneled grid entirely to present a thematically cohesive set of canvases filled to overflowing with large, roiling crowds.
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A new wave of thematically and stylistically diverse fiction is emerging from the country, as writers there experiment with different genres and explore controversial subjects like violence against women, polygamy and the rise of the Islamist militant group Boko Haram.
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Thematically, the case is similar to the "public nuisance" cases filed by cities and states against Exxon and other energy companies over the costs of climate change, David Bookbinder, chief counsel of the Niskanen Center environmentalist think tank, told BuzzFeed News.
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The meticulous architecture of From Software is a large part of what makes the Souls series interesting—enemies are designed in tandem with the places they exist in, so thematically and mechanically it can feel as if they live there.
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My dad used to refer to himself jokingly as a lone wolf, and because of my borderline feral behavior while eating, my friends have a running bit that I was "raised by wolves" — thematically, it all seemed to make perfect sense.
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Now, if you're talking about TV and film, there has been some really cool stuff that has progressive undercurrents thematically, but, when it comes to hiring practices we still revert back to straight white men as writers and creators of science fiction.
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Here are a few more additions that hang together thematically, related to how stuff gets displayed or navigated on the screen: Take that grouping together, and you begin to see signs that Google is pretty serious about making Android work better on Chromebooks.
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Refn's death-black vision is definitely not for everyone, but I found myself entranced by its (thematically appropriate) commitment to surface-level stylishness, and by the way it, like Swiss Army Man, charges headfirst into the realm of the grotesque and ridiculous.
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The new exchange-traded funds will be available globally and are the first time that Motif will be investing thematically across all major markets rather than just in the U.S. "Through these products we have access to 11 global markets," Walia says.
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Even though the book is divided into thematically linked categories, such as dealing with anger or artistic quandaries, the letters often seem to have been baked at the same temperature of urban ennui (which I suppose makes sense, considering New York magazine's demographic).
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In the Meow Wolf space at the converted bowling alley George R.R. Martin's capital helped acquire, Microsoft's capture technology will be situated in "an area thematically tied in to the Meow Wolf experience," says Mixed Reality Capture Studios general manager Steve Sullivan.
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Beginning with "Darktown Strutters' Ball," the only one he didn't write, and ending with the thematically related "Old Man Harlem," it's never been a CD, and although Discogs has the vinyl cheap as I write, I suggest streaming—from Spotify, Napster, Google Play.
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Thematically based around a satire of the Republican National Convention, which starts today in Cleveland, it weaves a fictional narrative based on the premise of the Ted Cruz Zodiac Killer meme, which absurdly alleges that Cruz is the famously unidentified serial killer.
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Yet the ability to create a piece of work that so acutely represents a time and place in British youth culture—one with giddy, pre-financial crash optimism—as well as being thematically open enough to remain relatable a decade on is rare.
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In explicating the Quranic story of Joseph and his brothers, for instance, Miles takes Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers for selling him into slavery in Egypt as material for a meditation on forgiveness which cites both Beethoven, structurally, and Thomas Mann, thematically.
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But the sheer number of these responses has made me think that I might be watching Westworld all wrong — or, perhaps, that it's such a thin, thematically empty show that the only meaning it has comes from that which you bring to it.
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Part of the reason Ali Wong's "Hard Knock Wife" and Hannah Gadsby's "Nanette" have made such an impact is that they were thematically and structurally coherent, their jokes integrated into the special the way scenes fit into the plot of a play.
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The film jumps around chronologically and thematically in a way that dilutes its impact, but it still provides plenty of cause to question the wisdom of President-elect Donald J. Trump's stated intentions of reviving coal mining and reducing environmental and other regulations.
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Thematically. I acquired most of the books I own while working on projects, so I naturally have bookcases full of Galileo, other shelves devoted to maps, to clocks, science history, women's history, plays, books by friends, and an entire wall of planets.
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People don't want to read a book that's completely divorced from what happened since the campaign, but there's certain judgments that have to be made along the way about how to connect things thematically or factually to what's happened since the election.
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Along with structures made from various configurations of chainlink fencing, they call forth histories of punishment and containment — and, in this respect, are thematically connected to her blown-up tabloid stories (a different type of public shaming) silkscreened onto aluminum and other surfaces.
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Organized thematically, the show starts with Barr and Johnson's initial encounters in the late 1920s and their visits to the Bauhaus in Germany, later weaving through their influential modernist exhibitions at MoMA and their dissemination of modernist design into the broader American culture.
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The majority of its shows have featured a group of artists, thematically arranged, generally engaging with the constraints of political and socioeconomic structures, institutional, symbolic, and ideological power, and the relation of these dynamics to the lived experiences of those among the 24%.
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And when the finale unleashes a series of gut punches in this regard, in which some of the white prisoners achieve a kind of tiny victory while some other prisoners of color see their lives devastated even further, it's certainly thematically appropriate.
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The argument driving this engrossing show is that Buchanan was actually a thematically ambitious and multi-faceted artist who participated in the avant-garde movements of her day, bringing to them a distinct perspective informed by her sense of identity as black and female.
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But the argument driving this engrossing show is that Buchanan was actually a thematically ambitious and multifaceted artist who participated in the avant-garde movements of her day, bringing to them a distinct perspective informed by her sense of identity as black and female.
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Using reverb-drenched percussion, prickly synths, shrieking strings, and minor-key piano runs, Bernstein creates a near-believable facsimile of acoustic instrumentation while unnerving listeners with unnatural noises—a feat that feels thematically fitting for a film that blurs the line between dreams and reality.
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Broken marriages are all over this episode — Stan and Aderholt both also briefly mention their own divorces — which sort of makes Stan's storyline this episode feel like a thematically appropriate placeholder until we get to the Stan-informant reunion we really want, which is Oleg.
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The overall vibe of the video is "one of those super serious commercials for cotton," which is a little bit lame, and for some reason Marilyn Manson is here, holding a large snake and generally being alarming and thematically inconsistent, but it doesn't really matter.
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Written down, it looks like the output of a neural network trained on TED Talks — "Invention at such incredible speed"; "If we imagine it, we can build it"; "We are literally in a golden age of computer science" — which is, at least, thematically relevant.
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The Sacred Throne series is very much a modern-day fantasy thematically, but more on the "grimdark" side of the genre in the vein of authors like Joe Abercrombie, Mark Lawrence, or George R.R. Martin than the more optimistic worlds of Tolkien or Lewis.
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He inhabits an even more Driver-y type for Jim Jarmusch's Paterson, as a bus driver who shares his name with the film, the New Jersey town where Paterson is set, and the 300-page-plus William Carlos Williams poem that thematically unites them all.
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Viewers have speculated that Ford wasn't killed in the first season's finale — that what died was a host replicant — but that doesn't seem to thematically fit with the show's idea that Dolores' decision to strike back against her creators was key to her achieving sentience.
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Thematically, the speech was more like a rally than a normal State of the Union: almost entirely devoid of concrete new policies, it was instead a recitation of his past year's successes, along with some deeply improbable goals for a Congress heading towards midterm elections.
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That in and of itself could be an interesting character development — and would certainly be thematically in keeping with what's developing in other characters, like Oleg, Philip, and Paige — but in "The Midges" in particular, it doesn't leave Noah Emmerich with much to do.
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There will always be artists like Kendrick Lamar who buck the trend and are able to make thematically rich albums that also connect with the streaming set, and there will always be musicians who prioritize a cohesive artistic vision over their potential streaming impressions.
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The policy demands of this movement thematically calls for a divestment from institutions that harm people — ranging from police to jails — and for that money to be reallocated to our communities so that we can invest in the education, employment, and healing of black people.
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Arranged thematically across a number of sections — Fashion, Health and Hygiene; Volume; Performance Underwear and Support: Bras and Girdles — the exhibition shows us 19th century corsets next to 21st century waist trainers, bustles next to butt lifts, and bust extenders next to push-up bras.
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Obviously Paramore have rocked "20 Something" out a little, as they're wont to do, but it sounds very cute, and it's a great nod to one of 2017's biggest artists—one whose output has, recently at least, matched up with Paramore's so well thematically.
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"In today's world, it's kind of cool to hate on Mariah Carey," said Sam Alvarez, an 2100-year-old student in the U.K. who has uploaded to YouTube more than 22001,20183 thematically organized clip compilations of Ms. Carey in concert and interviews since 22018.
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Each woman is fragile in her own way, and in between all the laughs the show offers, it's painful to watch a friendship that initially feels so intimate devolve into a physical fight, then a (thematically appropriate) Cold War, and finally an uneasy truce.
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But you might nonetheless feel like an older kind of moviegoer while you're watching it: an adult, for one thing, whose intelligence is respected by an intricate, thematically thorny plot even as your thirst for visceral excitement is slaked by clean and breathless action sequences.
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Furnished in black-and-gray corporate chic, the cubicles run the length of the gallery in three rows, and each monitor plays a separate group of thematically organized snippets from nearly 30 interviews Mr. Attia conducted with doctors, academics and healers, from Paris to Dakar.
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There are 20 productions of plays scheduled to open this season, many of them artistically ambitious and thematically timely, and two of them — "The Boys in the Band" and "The Lifespan of a Fact" — have already announced that they have recouped their investment costs.
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One of the more thoughtful and thematically rich films to emerge from the zombie glut, the South Korean post-apocalyptic action picture "Train to Busan" documents an epidemic of the undead right as it begins, as one infected passenger spurs an outbreak across a commuter train.
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As for where, exactly, it's investing, Ganguly says the firm is "somewhat geographically agnostic," given that it is "very thematically driven," but the team sees South America as increasingly interesting (though it has yet to invest there), along with Europe, (four deals), the U.S. and India.
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The rarity of Trump-talk may also have stemmed, in part, from the fact that seven of the night's awards went to La La Land, a movie with much to say about love and dreams and disappointment but little, thematically, that lends itself to political entreaties.
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The title translates to "The Supreme Book of Luck," and it's thematically inspired by a booklet rooted in Cuban culture explaining La Charada, a system of symbols that attributes significance to numbers 1 to 100 and is also used to play numbers in an underground lottery.
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It's fitting that the band has finally moved away from black metal's more esoteric, spiritual borders to embrace grindcore's fast, ugly sociopolitical screeds instead; thematically, Heathen Beast has always been far more of a Napalm Death than a Nargaroth, and now the music finally fits the message.
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Though one of the iconic images of the original was Mr. Burton in shackles, in promotions for this one — "focused thematically more on defiance, resistance and the ability to overcome the shackles of the body," Mr. Wolper said — Kunta Kinte is shown breaking through his chains.
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The exhibition Ecocinema, although thematically aligned with this trend, largely dispenses with moralizing accusations, at least on the part of artists, allowing activists to speak, offering concrete practices and suggestions on how to tackle the approaching climate catastrophe on the micro-political, that is, individual level.
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Most horoscopes are vaguely encouraging, or at least thematically veiled enough to make it seem like your life will, at minimum, be relatively OK. But if the popularity of astrology Twitter account Sorrow-scopes is any indication, sometimes we just want our astrology content to wreck us.
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Poupeye indicated to me that she wanted a familiar model: a thematically arranged or juried exhibition that displays to the international art community the work of artists from a particular geographical area, who have a specific set of concerns or sensibilities that marks them as unique.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (season 4): 89%What critics said: "If you've stuck with the show all this time, this is your reward: a conclusion that's thematically rich, often exciting, and as satisfying a wrap-up to the series as one could hope for under the circumstances.
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But a continuous feed of show after show, a thematically decremented flow of televisual paste, would undivide my time back into a simpler act: Watching TV. Consuming culture, whether in a half-remembered rerun, a favorite movie, or something that just looks like it might be good.
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The exhibition is grouped thematically rather than chronologically, with perennial themes including animals, "body stuff," personal stories (including some of her surprisingly upbeat tales from stints in children's shelters and foster homes), historically based stories (including Park's fictionalized reconstruction of New York's "Mad Bomber"), and Chicago-related tales.
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Given that this was an anti-holiday bar, I was on the hunt for the most thematically appropriate tonic possible, and I found that in the Gingerbread Guts—one part vanilla vodka, one part cinnamon schnapps, and a Starbucks-style blast of ginger syrup to top things off.
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The styles vary wildly in mood and tone from the hot orange flesh of Spencer in domestic nude studies, to sombre Sickert interiors in grim Camden, and the brilliant seedy red of Soutine's bell boys from the underbelly of Parisian hotels, each thematically distinguished by the artists' personal situation.
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The self-taught artists whose technically innovative, thematically rich works have been added to these museums' holdings include, among others, Thornton Dial; Ronald Lockett; Joe Minter; Lonnie Holley; Joe Light; Mary Proctor; the quiltmakers of Gee's Bend, Alabama; Mary T. Smith; Royal Robertson; Georgia Speller; and Purvis Young.
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Art that's thematically similar to Hunter Gatherer reflects how messy human connection is, and how often we can get it wrong; both Ashley's character and how he affects those around him shows how far we've come from one-dimensional black characters that populated 90s television shows and movies.
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With a brief nod to Barnsley's badge which – while aesthetically uninspired and ripped off from the local council – features an actual miner, which has to be worth something in terms of working-class cachet, we now find ourselves looking at industrial badges which spill over thematically into something else.
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Thematically, what's most effective is the way this episode showcases the fraught, slightly codependent, always loving relationship between Keith and Veronica: When Keith throws his election chances to cover up Veronica's crime, it's the perfect noir slant on the relationship that formed the beating heart of the show.
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Anna Paquin plays 17-year-old Lisa Cohen ("Margaret" is not her name, but rather refers to a Gerard Manley-Hopkins poem thematically fitting to the film), who is in so many frustrating ways just like a real teen—yet she endures something most teens don't ever experience.
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Curiously, four of this year's most poignant and effective horror stories — Hereditary, The Haunting of Hill House, Sharp Objects, and Halloween — are thematically connected by their exploration of familial mental illness and inherited trauma, and by these miniature dollhouses, which appear in some form in every single one.
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Thematically there's no range at all — the whole album plays like a sequel to "I'm Good At Leaving," the roadhouse-swing ballad that closed her last album, The Blade (2015), a confession of commitment anxiety and the itch to move on ("I'm bad at hearing babies screaming/I'm good at leaving").
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The current exhibition in Japan begins to situate it in the broader context of thematically transgressive and sometimes technically daring modern and contemporary photography that prize the spontaneous and the rough-edged over the studiously composed and fastidiously executed (despite the high quality of the South African artist's posthumously produced prints).
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These curatorial collaborations ensure that whether the store is commissioning its own products, working with brands, or buying them from the trade, their pieces connect directly or thematically to the collection — and many museums underscore that relationship by including information in product displays or packing about the artworks that inspired them.
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The thematically organized vitrines that line the remaining walls survey Moorman's personal life, including her early years as a classically trained cellist and Southern beauty queen; her relationship with her second husband, Frank Pileggi; and mementos and gifts from illustrious colleagues, among them artists Nam June Paik and Ray Johnson.
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Essentially, records like Grateful and Funk Wav Bounces are great for streaming services, but they don't do much for listeners seeking a thematically or sonically rich record they can sink their teeth into, and they continue to put more power in the hands of the services rather than the artists.
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A jazz hero in his native Japan — especially in light of his fund-raising and relief efforts since the devastating Tohoku earthquake and tsunami five years ago — he draws here from a thematically related new album, "ReNew," with American partners including the guitarist Paul Bollenback and the pianist David Berkman.
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Being two years older than Ruefle, who was born in 1952, I was particularly touched by this passage: Well, thematically, aging and death become one and the same for writers, and very often you lose young readership because you're no longer interested in the things young people are interested in.
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I can't believe I'm saying that about a remake of a beyond-stale TV cop action-drama, but Dax Shepard's surprisingly inert swing-and-miss seemed to be reaching for something thematically unique, even if every part of the execution was as enjoyable to watch as, well, an actual execution.
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It's also possible she'll end up killing one of her own for failing to be "pure" enough, as part of a symbolic story about how vengeance always ends up being all-consuming, which is something the fourth and fifth books are more thematically interested in than the TV show they've inspired.
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Mark Tluszcz: I think if you take a step back, even from definitions for a moment, and you look around as an investor — and we as a firm, we happen to be thematically driven but no matter who you are — and you say where are there massive pockets of opportunity?
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The buffalo is remade in the oil industry's image and thematically it echoes a piece across town in the National Museum of the American Indian's Native Fashion Now exhibition, where a jet-black vinyl three hide-style dress by Wendy Red Star is backed by dripping petroleum buffalo silhouettes designed by Terrance Houle.
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Heartbreak and heroin weave in and out of each other thematically in "My Sweet Prince," while that feeling of the floor dropping out from under you that often accompanies addiction—whether it's to a feeling given to you by a person or a substance—is something that runs through the whole album.
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Avengers: Infinity's EndWe don't know how this one is a spoiler per se, but it seems like it'd fit thematically with the first movie, what with the Infinity Gauntlet, the Infinity Stones, the title Infinity War, and the fact that this film is theoretically the end of this era of Marvel films.
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"6 Inch," a track penned by The Weeknd in addition to other co-writers including Bey herself, doesn't sound like the other tracks on the album — it, unsurprisingly, sounds like a Weeknd track — but it is thematically Bey, given that the song is about a fiercely independent woman grinding for her money.
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Not only does it look good enough to eat, it is also thematically consistent with the game—it begins with childish wonder (like the player) and slowly, steadily darkens as the player learns more and more of the information the game wants to provide (this is, essentially, a metaphor about growing up).
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Anohni's Hopelessness is a remarkable album not simply because it is one of the most openly political records this year (it features a song called "Obama" that does not paint the current president in a kind light, as well as the thematically related "Drone Bomb Me") but it is also deeply beautiful sonically.
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Thematically, I enjoyed that Tara outlining her group's kill-or-be-killed pragmatism — "we didn't do it to make the world a better place; we did it because we wanted to stay alive, just like you" — is the very thing that sentenced her, for similar reasons, to be killed by another group.
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Ultimately, the "Bran is the Night King" theory seems to inevitably end in Bran's death — but there are many fans who feel that his death, in particular, is thematically necessary to the integrity of Game of Thrones, and might even allow the story's entire universe to essentially reset itself and start again.
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That's when XOXO Festival co-founder and longtime internet fixture Andy Baio asked his pal, Vox Media product design director Ryan Gantz, to help him come up with a word to describe, you know, that thing when a bunch of thematically or literally related clips of video are cut together into a frenetic, encyclopedic montage.
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For as much as, say, the second season of Mr. Robot (UnReal's forever twin, considering how close they debuted to each other and how thematically similar they are) has drawn complaints for nothing happening — and even though those complaints have been occasionally justified, that show is really, really doing its best to explore its characters.
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Where he does so thematically or allegorically as an art historian might not always shed novel light on matters of interpretation, but his prose and pacing are by and large so casually gripping that those details are no less irresistible than the true gifts he provides his readers — punctilious, scrutinizing descriptions of process and materials.
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People actually argued over whether Ezra Edelman's masterful 2016 O.J.: Made in America was film or TV, a fight that was less about medium than ownership — everyone wanted to claim the ambitious 467-minute work for their own side, because it was that absorbing and thematically rich an exploration of race, class, gender, and American history.
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The formula works this way, I think: take work that the Tang acquired some time ago and match it with newly acquired work, so that like finally filling in a jigsaw puzzle with the last straggler pieces, a complete picture emerges from what had been a collection of piecemeal vistas that hadn't thematically cohered in this way previously.
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Yet the installation filling most of the gallery's main floor, "Crescent (Timekeeper)" (2019), formally and thematically substitutes images for her usual small objects, although there are plenty of these too, including bowls of water, glue sticks, and plastic spoons; a variety of such items are aligned on the floor into a pair of arcs emanating from the larger sculpture.
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It's important to remember, too, that this is the same playhouse where Ms. Cracknell caused a stir in 2012 with her thematically shape-shifting reappraisal of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" (subsequently seen in New York in 2014) and the bare-bones "A View From the Bridge," directed by Ivo van Hove, that is on Broadway now.
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The anime was always apt, but in the two decades since the original series was first broadcast on TV Tokyo, it's become the ideal anime for our time; thematically, the series is about the awful courage needed to stop an oncoming apocalypse, and what the people charged with protecting everyone else are obliged to cope with.
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Neither book purports to be a comprehensive equi-story; instead, by arranging their narratives thematically rather than chronologically, both authors have granted themselves the freedom to range as widely as the ancient wild horses, the Takhi and the Tarpan, once did, grazing on a pasture rich in anecdote, allegory and pathos as well as in historical importance.
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If you squint you can just make out the largest army ever assembled If you squint you can just make out the largest army ever assembled Thematically and cinematographically, setting this chaotic, sprawling battle at night is a powerful creative choice and a valid one, and I don't question the showrunners, director, and so on for it.
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Thematically the song is about "the fantasy of going round and round; being trapped in this cycle but not wanting to leave it"—something that's addressed with distinction when witnessing the interactions between the two boys in the video as they make out and roll around in the grass against the backdrop of a ferris wheel.
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Radical Love is part of a series of three thematically related exhibitions (it is the second) and as I had similarly surmised about the Ford Foundation's first installment, Perilous Bodies, some of the work installed here feels like it was chosen to fill out a spot in the idealized roster rather than expand and deepen the theme.
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I think it's saying something really dangerous and the message it gives to people of color — and I can say this as a person of color who grew up watching these stories that I related to thematically and didn't see reflections of myself in them — what it tells you is you don't really have a place in this world.
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Moving through the thematically arranged presentation of over 90 works, including photographs, videos, installations, sculptures, and other conceptual pieces, I found myself returning to the evolving nature of space that Thomas creates for his viewer — the fluctuations in how much room he withholds or allots for us to participate and generate our own meaning within his work.
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Yes, that's incestuous, but the musical delights in this kind of subtle over-the-top parody of itself, as you can see in numbers like "Stick to the Status Quo:" Thematically, HSM isn't anything splashy, and its score is all over the place — probably because fully a dozen songwriters contributed song material to the immensely popular soundtrack.
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The fair's artistic director, the designer Rafael de Cárdenas, has arranged the works thematically on clusters of plinths made from reusable construction materials — cardboard tubes, glass and steel — as well as in an area he refers to as "the ideal home," a living space with a Martino Gamper console, a Marc Hundley bench and a Peter Shire shelf.
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