There is a timelessness and internal unity about these dispatches.
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The Prisoner conjures a timelessness that recalls Waiting for Godot.
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Dunbar's abstractions summon the timelessness intrinsic to any given region.
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But I guess my desire for timelessness still comes through.
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The epitome of timelessness and a lesson in human nature.
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The first aspect is the timelessness of the songs themselves.
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And yet there's a feeling of timelessness to his story.
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As you read, acknowledge also the timelessness of this work.
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His ambitions were to unfreeze the timelessness of classicist compositions.
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The theme of "reflection" includes images that seek to capture timelessness.
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The point may be to underline the timelessness of the issues.
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They have a timelessness, classicism, made with beautiful fabrics, beautiful details.
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I like the reminder of a more ancient time — or a timelessness.
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Colares, one of the world's singular wine regions, emits a sleepy timelessness.
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A dazzling revival at the Public Theater reminds us of its timelessness.
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Now, garage truly embodies a quality too often bestowed but rarely earned: timelessness.
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For its complete and utter timelessness, it deserves a spot on this list.
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It felt like you were trying to present the timelessness of the sound.
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I long for the quiet, the natural beauty, the sense of timelessness there.
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Critic's Notebook The new series explore the timeliness and timelessness of immigrant experiences.
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The heritage, the history, the—ahem—timelessness of it all remains precisely the point.
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The Greeks, it turns out, don't own the patent on violence or on timelessness.
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Almost every year, his children's books prove their timelessness by making best-seller lists.
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This quality would be timelessness, I think, in the truest sense of the word.
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The fact that it feels handcrafted and homegrown; the puppets give it a timelessness.
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You could be listening to this movement forever, it has that feeling of timelessness.
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There's the concept of timelessness, of breaking rules, and the clash of different inspirations.
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Your music has a timelessness to it—you can't place which era it's from.
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Flannel bears a timelessness that is, to me, kind of silly to mess with.
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The power of this music, as Elizabeth King made clear, is its simplicity, its timelessness.
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The book is an object lesson in the timeliness — and very rare timelessness — of comedy.
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If they all sound roughly the same dynamic, you could lose the timelessness of it.
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Its north star is baseball's time-out-of-timelessness, its leisurely Zen gaps between actions.
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As much as it's an old-fashioned play for timelessness, it's also very on the nose.
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Her photography celebrates the isolated countryside of New Hampshire and captures its mysticism and the timelessness.
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Timelessness Of The Product Certain categories, such as apparel, are subject to rapidly changing fashion cycles.
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"I've always been such a fan of Guess and the timelessness of their style," she says.
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He used black and white film because he likes the emotive aesthetic and sense of timelessness.
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The effort taken in doing so confers on them the timelessness they would otherwise never have.
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I want to sound like an organ, to have this sense of timelessness, this regal sense.
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But thanks to some modern tweaks and a beautiful presentation, it approaches something close to timelessness.
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VICE spoke with Andreas to get more insight on the timelessness of black markets in America.
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The images out of Charlottesville, Virginia, are unsettling — but also pathetic, also exasperating — for their boring timelessness.
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It turns out I'd underestimated both Nintendo's candor (understandable) and the timelessness of the first Zelda's design.
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I have mixed emotions sometimes about the timelessness of protest music of certain styles with certain lyrics.
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Bae symbolically addresses the theme of timelessness with the pine tree, which represents longevity across East Asia.
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His flashbacks avoid any cultural signposts of the boys' watershed summer, maybe in a bid for timelessness.
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The Bannermans would not have countenanced anything modern, which would dispel the sense of timelessness they've created.
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There's a simplicity to black and white that offers a timelessness to the images that I love.
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But that timelessness shouldn't be taken to mean that Fences is about the human experience writ large.
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"Cartier has long been a leader because of the timelessness of our designs and craftsmanship," he added.
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His appeal appears to stem from the timelessness of his songs and the timeliness of his persona.
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To show the timelessness of his message, here are just a few of his most popular lyrics.
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Concurrently, an individual's perception of time can undergo a considerable change into an intense sense of timelessness.
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This is an album about life in 2018; it doesn't deal in timelessness, nor does it want to.
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By turning those negatives to positives, DeSieno imbued the images with a profound sense of foreboding and timelessness.
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But I also wanted it to be a deliberate counterpoint to the idea of timelessness, which is sterile.
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Social-realist writers like Franzen who target the bull's-eye of contemporaneity, of course, still seek artistic timelessness.
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Being a sort of spiritual empiricist, Ruskin understood how medieval art and architecture documents human apprehensions of timelessness.
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But I wanted a certain timelessness, and I could guarantee that by coming up with my own slang.
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"The irony is that the timelessness of the thesaurus," he said, lay "in its inability to finish itself."
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There&aposs a timelessness to the things that we&aposre making, which are also very happy, joyful products.
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After so many viewings and so many cultural references, that movie had acquired a sheen of timelessness for me.
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We're already calling this the "it" accessory of 2016 because of its versatility, timelessness and insanely-affordable price tag.
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But this sense of timelessness is gradually eroded as the exhibition wears on, violence corrupting the miniatures' balanced perfection.
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Brand New albums have a timelessness that's missing from those by most of the bands they came up alongside.
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Listen to "Jeano," the antiwar ballad that opens the LP, and reflect on the timelessness of some American heartaches.
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There's an agreeable timelessness to their blessedly languorous moments, to their talks and walks amid the beauty of Ibiza.
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Both episodes were written by Bill Persky and Sam Denoff, and their scripts have a timelessness that colorization complements.
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And the luxury of timelessness would mostly be for people who have the time off in the first place.
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This is a time that we recognize, but cannot situate — a timelessness culled from passing histories and our own reality.
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Its shape is contemporary thanks to a cropped silhouette, but that's it in terms of alterations that may compromise timelessness.
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Whether you're concerned with price, quality, comfort, or timelessness, these are the pairs you'll want to add to your wardrobe.
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Her scratched, patchy paint surfaces make her subjects engaging as forms, evoking a gritty realism within a kind of timelessness.
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They have all the same winning qualities — glamour, timelessness, comfort — with none of the ick factor associated with real fur.
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This opens up the participant to experiencing groundlessness, timelessness and selflessness, all of which are necessary for meditation and transcendence.
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There's certainly a timelessness both to the characters and the setting, a sense that these characters belong everywhere at once.
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That sense of timelessness, that you've been here before and will be again, is the mark of a great match.
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The joy he finds in these dark historical moments give Zaher's poems a timelessness that he doesn't seem to seek.
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These are certainly not pretty headphones, though their industrial look has a certain timelessness and conveys a "function over form" attitude.
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Preceding Good Muse was an exhibition by Urs Fischer, which pivoted on a discussion about the specificity and timelessness of iconography.
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Garten had her stove made in the company's signature black with brass hardware because of its elegance and timelessness, Waysenson said.
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Sticking with what we knew when we were younger, or worse, before we were born, gives us the security of timelessness.
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The group's mission statement does not mention Trump by name, a nod to the timelessness of the values it champions, Adler noted.
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In that way it carries a real aura of timelessness, which is more than appropriate for for the intergenerational exchange it represents.
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If Across the Universe achieves a quality of timelessness, it's because the music, written by the Beatles 60 years ago, has too.
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As he played recreations of early stringed instruments and a goat horn, a sense of timelessness and awe swept through the crowd.
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Throughout Germany this season, ambitious modern reinventions of plays by Sophocles and Aeschylus argue for the universality and timelessness of these works.
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There's an odd timelessness to the image — an evocation of the real-life present and an eternal music video of the mind.
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I do remember feeling a bit low during the winter season and this spiraling synth line gave me a comforting feeling of timelessness.
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It made me contemplate all the change that has taken place in those decades, contrasting with the timelessness of this beautiful desert landscape.
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When it comes to Yun's paintings, I don't see timelessness, monotony, or inaction, all of which are familiar Western descriptors of Asian art.
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We had an enlightening interview with Nielsen about Gladiator's timelessness and what motivates her to take action in her personal and professional life.
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For the new place, Studio Peregalli sought to retain the feeling of timelessness and attention to detail, but to do something completely different.
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Roughly a century and a half apart in history, the artists touched me with a sense of timelessness that, today, couldn't be timelier.
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Hermès, instead, has chosen the refined rhythm of timelessness — it is not concerned with being in fashion, preferring to remain outside of it.
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Across the street is the sprawling work yard of Houston Wood, which specializes in giving a look of weathered timelessness to fresh-cut boards.
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And just like Spielberg's summer movies of old, what "Stranger Things" does best is capture a timelessness that feels, for some, like phoning home.
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Stubborn workhorses who appreciate both long-lasting commitment and physical beauty, Tauruses also get a cheap thrill from the durable timelessness of vintage clothing.
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The quality and timelessness of music combined with innovative technologies that now respect and support it has led to growth and optimism for artists.
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Let's take on Christmas as God intended: as a sacred time to celebrate that instant when the timelessness of God intersected with human time.
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That's where Gaga—showy to her bones—should be going now, because she has the chops to achieve real timelessness, without gimmicks or schtick.
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Set in 2002, in Sacramento, California, Lady Bird is a Bush-era coming-of-age story with the timelessness of adolescent anxieties and excitement.
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It carries the torch for British pop of the '23s and '26s — beloved before he was born — in a remarkably successful quest for timelessness.
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How to mediate between the demands of modern reality — movement that telegraphs an idea of young Latino people today — and a sense of timelessness?
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"People from completely different, non-Western cultures really connected with the timelessness of those words — it just transcended time, place, culture, everything," she said.
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Spanning much of the 20th and 21st century, the Print Fair was rich viewing for those who appreciate the timelessness and constancy of human folly.
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But together, it makes for an elegant cooking tool that brings together the timelessness of Dutch ovens and the very 2019-ness of precision cooking.
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This stands as a reminder that history is ever repeating itself, and a nod to the timelessness of Frank L. Baum's iconic pantheon of characters.
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Her paintings have often drawn comparison to the supposed timelessness of Old Master portraiture, as well as historical and contemporary traditions — and omissions — of black figuration.
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Ultimately, like Lorde herself, the film makes interesting connections between the personal and the political that at once underscore the timelessness and timeliness of her writing.
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The goal is to create an air of timelessness, incepting the feeling that humans could see the same thing in a history museum in the future.
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Two abstract images by the Israeli artist Michal Rovner depict people moving through a landscape, seemingly an effort to show the timelessness of the human condition.
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The score further adds to this feeling of timelessness, ranging from a kind of slow motion vaudeville piano tune to more modern, ethereal synth-like compositions.
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Of course, the irony is that timelessness itself can seem dated; modernism emerged in part to change the acoustics within which lines of poetry were heard.
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The tools of timelessness yielded great work, and will again, but for the moment, we all seem engaged in a struggle too momentous for historical detachment.
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"Françoise wanted that part to be in a style that was more undefined," Mr. Poirier said, "neither classical nor contemporary" as a way to evoke timelessness.
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Meanings of "Gilgamesh" Joan Acocella, in her review of Michael Schmidt's "Gilgamesh: The Life of a Poem," captures the timelessness of this ancient story (Books, October 14th).
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In an effort to reduce waste, Occhii does not produce collections within the standard fashion cycle, but instead releases small capsule collections geared toward timelessness and longevity.
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Indeed, one of the hallmarks of Mr. Alaïa's clothes was their timelessness; they could be worn for decades, because they were not rooted in any identifiable season.
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Suddenly, timelessness is being touted as a core value, even in Milan, the fashion-month city most closely associated with the notion of setting off retail trends.
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At the close of the last millennium, when the American literary establishment was focused on a particular kind of white domestic realism, much fiction aspired to timelessness.
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In fact, just knowing one particular movie is something you want to watch again and again is its own testament to the timelessness of a truly stellar comedy.
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There, she captured the timelessness and nothingness of such a remote land—a place, she says, that makes it seem like the rest of the world doesn't exist.
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The homes of the Mennonites have a timelessness to them as if the images could have existed 50 years ago, perhaps driven by their pious and simple living.
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Yet Doyle is smart enough to know that the seeming novelty of the train wreck only masks her timelessness: She is the age-old "fallen woman" gone millennial.
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But Cracker Jack's timelessness is wrapped up in one of the best-known songs in history: Take me out to the ballgame, Take me out with the crowd.
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Combined with Hulu's hefty library and the timelessness of sports, Disney's bundle foray into the crowded streaming arena stands to deliver benefits that other players just can't promise.
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Mr. Sirota, in remarks from the stage, spoke of Beethoven's long, chantlike lines in the middle movement, and the quartet, once there, seemed blissfully lost in its timelessness.
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Notwithstanding the fairy-dust aura of timelessness that has settled around the venerable list of the A.L.A.'s medal-winning titles, the selection rules themselves have periodically changed.
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It's not his fault that the persona of "misunderstood art boy" is so timeless, but it is exactly that timelessness that explains why we'll have this meme probably forever.
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Children's Books There are some picture books that reach for timelessness, offering no details that give away exactly when the story is taking place, or when it was written.
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While the Bauhaus movement predominantly conjures up associations with its 20th century German zenith, Oezdogan's work provides testament to the timelessness and applicability of the school's ideology and teachings.
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The scenes of violence he captured in Berkeley were obviously also recorded by countless high-def cameras, but his paintings give the scenes a kind of weight and timelessness.
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It shows up in every travelogue stammering on about the island's "timelessness" or fixating on its dilapidated buildings and beaten down muscle cars as if the land were enchanted.
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The timelessness of the tale at times feels at odds with its timeliness, the fated quality of the narrative at odds with the psychological choices of the individual figures.
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The neutral grayish tones give Ms. Sherald's subjects a timelessness — we have always been here, deep in history, they seem to say — and reflects her attraction to old photographs.
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The neutral grayish tones give Ms. Sherald's subjects a timelessness — we have always been here, deep in history, they seem to say — and reflects her attraction to old photographs.
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Vocal lines in the accompanying music by Mr. Adams resembled languid yodels echoing off canyon walls, overlapping in gentle waves and evoking a timelessness and mystery that was beyond mourning.
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The timelessness of posts on the platform — Pinterest doesn&apost display dates on pins — means that a pin can continue to drive audience engagement for years after it&aposs posted.
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Her dark palette and the stillness of the figures gives her work a sense of timelessness that has fast-tracked them into contemporary art history: The work already looks timeworn.
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The layering is Barré's way of marking time, which is another way he stands in opposition to the American idea of presence, timelessness, and taking in a work all at once.
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When coming up with my own pair, I wanted to mimic a lot of the durability and timelessness I love, while also adding in some kookier touches, like the carpenter loop.
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"He was trying to point out the timelessness of it, the universality of it," said his friend Marshall Crenshaw, the singer and songwriter, who has a WFUV show of his own.
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There is a sad timelessness to Fujiwara's gritty, tightly cropped images, because they could have been made in the aftermath of any of the dozens of terrorist attacks in the months since.
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The 850-year-old cathedral is a national landmark that offers something particular: a form of timelessness, drama and spirituality, to set against the modernity and engineering prowess of the Eiffel Tower.
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That literal timelessness isn't just confined to the never-ending afternoons spent sipping rather-strong strawberry daiquiris on a sunlounger, watching your worries dissipate into the depths of your increasingly deep tan.
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The presumed timelessness of certain subjects can, at certain times, have the opposite effect, binding the images and the artist who explored them to a particular, and not terribly agreeable, political climate.
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He's surely familiar with Laura Mulvey's essay "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema," the cultural-theory landmark that had its 40th anniversary last year, still reads like gospel and, in its timelessness, still thrills.
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But the fact that B&R is sticking to its guns and making beautiful watches for beautiful and handsome sailors is a testament to the timelessness and tenacity of the Swiss watch industry.
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And while it just falls short of timelessness (a clubby instrumental in place of a good old fashioned chorus is the Pop Curse of 2017), you have to admit it's an absolute blast.
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The mingling of disparate voices, sensual descriptions of nature, and a web of literary and Biblical allusion establish a feeling of timelessness that is set in contrast to the gruesome realities of war.
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But not many people could be convinced to spend up to $201663,201653 on a wearable that would be obsolete in a handful of years — compared to the timelessness of something like a Rolex.
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So when One Direction burst onto the scene well after this golden era of boy bands, they not only proved the timelessness of boy bands but also unknowingly tested the waters for their evolution.
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Niccol has always been skilled at creating futuristic alt-worlds, and the same holds true in Anon, with the film's austere aesthetic sensibilities and use of existing locations giving it a sense of timelessness.
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That Pyongyang was given a glimpse of concessions long before it has taken affirmative steps toward denuclearization only affirms to Kim the timelessness and proven success of his family's recipe for bluster and extortion.
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Even though I was familiar with the general thrust of his ouevre, the timelessness of his pictures, along with rarely displayed Plexiglas sculptures and transparent Plexiglas paintings from the early 1940s, hijacked my attention.
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The self-conscious bleakness and attempts at timelessness can seem a little forced, as if they are mostly intended to give the impression of depth and to distinguish the book from more commercial novels.
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The fact that dances that were made that long ago still are profound and true and can still seem relevant and poignant and make people cry — the timelessness of it is shocking to me.
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A research-heavy work, I read it as weighted with a sense of timelessness, considering the recent upswing of transnational migration due to political and economic displacement, in turn spurred by endless, resource-plundering wars.
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So the timelessness of Shakespeare's work — and the reason the Bard is considered one of the foundations of the Western canon of literature — is not just that it's old and has been performed a lot.
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Pamela Littky spoke with BuzzFeed News on her journey across the US to document one of America's oldest traditions: The timelessness was one of the main reasons I was drawn to fairs in the first place.
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To be clear, the luxury of timelessness would mostly be for those who have time off in the first place: Classes at the local school, students will be relieved to know, would not go on forever.
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Hadley also employs — as in her novel "The Past," which partakes of and questions the English pastoral tradition without quite subverting it — a gentle timelessness that allows us at moments to forget we're reading about now.
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In her video and drawing show "Thunderbird," the contemporary French artist Christine Rebet taps this eerie timelessness, and the mysterious transition of ideas into material being more generally, as her subject as well as a resource.
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The aim is not to lead a free life, with the pain and suffering that such a life entails, but to reach the "insight" that personal agency is an illusion and dissolve in the timelessness of nirvana.
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They also like to banter, cajole, debate and spar — about the state of literature and the evolution of publishing, the printed page and the digital realm, the timelessness of the letter and the art of the tweet.
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The novel is their picaresque journey, allowing for moments of pure soaring beauty to hit against the most mundane, for a sense of timelessness to be placed right beside a cleareyed version of the here and now.
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Through the timelessness of for colored girls, this aesthetic choice amplifies the tension involved in a narrative that is both universal and specific, leaving us to wonder what the production could look like in another forty years.
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Two decades after its release, The Color of Friendship's importance and timelessness are recognizable in the fact that the misconceptions we see between Piper and Mahree are still present today, both on an individual and institutional level.
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The exhibition's timelessness undoubtedly resonated with younger viewers, and it is my hope that the historical insights presented in the show were viewed in light of the important curatorial strides currently being made in contemporary fashion photography.
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In the Basel Body Fantasies show, Horn's radical body-centric work provokes imaginative thought in another way by presenting as similar the cadenced nature of both sexual action and mechanical repetition, thereby suggesting a sense of transcendental timelessness.
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The coloring and flash blurring give this series a sense of timelessness, an ambiguity over whether the photos are from the present day or a generation ago; it suits the storyline of the eternal struggle for autonomy in motherhood.
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Colorless and graphic, the prints are more charged by the appeal of a gaudy religiosity than futurity, touched by the longevity not only of ancient and painterly method, but of the timelessness of photos and the clarity of walking's own practice.
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The reason why Mr Martin was the fifth Beatle was because he contributed as much, if not more, than anyone to the Beatles' music and its timelessness by dressing it up and enshrining it in timeless musical idioms—by producing it.
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The things that made Mona so appealing to Pater, Peruggia, and the press are the things that make her appealing to aesthetically minded art fans — a sense of mystery, an indefinable mood, and a timelessness unbound by da Vinci's period.
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It is a polychrome plaster that supersedes the political histories of the two men and attests to the timelessness — not of classicism — but of the palpable sense of form that Marini found in the fecund roundedness of the Venus of Willendorf.
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That temporal, social, political and industrial dislocation imbues Collins' work with a timelessness that reflects the way rural life often works—left to your own devices, cut off from built up communities, you're free to drift on a different plane.
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Richard M. Sherman later said that Disney rejected casting a black man, fearing potential trouble with the N.A.A.C.P. For all the ostensible timelessness of its storytelling, Disney has always made movies that speak to its audiences and the world they live in.
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The cathedral's infinite moments, frozen in stone, stained glass, and sculpture, recover an ancient past that tells an immediate human "story" conforming to the superstructure of divine timelessness — a drama with a "cast" of prophets, disciples, saints, evangelicals, and a tripartite Holy Family.
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In Proust, the theological "kingdom come" built into French cathedrals is transposed into the novel's retrieval of an existential timelessness, or lost ecstasies — moments otherwise destroyed by habit, by voluntary memory, by daily routines, by the numbing tabulations of clock, calendar, and culture.
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Carefully arranged this figure travels through the fair preoccupied with timelessness as well as fashion, female representation, and a myriad of personal anxieties, functioning as a paradoxical figure of convention and freedom, loud and colorful she remains a cipher for this confused time.
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If the many plot lines running through the book seem prescient, it's because there's an inherent timelessness to paying close attention to many facets of a society, and drawing out class differences and how politics run through every aspect of people's lives.
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Del Rey has always been a great imagist—crafting tangible visions of dirt roads and sparkling mansions—but here, she moves into the territory of timelessness, ripping compositions out of the great American songbook and refracting them through her unmistakable point of view.
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I didn't expect to like this EP so much, but because it hasn't bowed to recent trends (there's a nod to tropical house on "September Song" but that's kind of it), and has also kept to the Girls Aloud formula of relative timelessness, it works.
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What makes this exhibition particularly special is its timelessness, and I would hope that our visitors would discover what Frederick Douglass suggested was true some 150 years ago: the beauty and power of the photographic portrait for cultural self-reflection and personal self-empowerment.
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The costumes (by Ann Hould-Ward) lend the production a fluid timelessness, with combat boots under versatile tartan cloaks that feel connected to both ancient Scotland and, when they whirl with the actors' movements, Hogwarts — another site of epic allegorical battles between good and evil.
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Here's what Hutchinson's version of timelessness, handed down, to some extent, from the great Caribbean poet Derek Walcott, sounds like: Noon ictus cooling the veranda's fretwork, the child sits after his harp boning burlesque in the bower, his slit of gulls' nerves silenced into hydrangea.
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The prints are very subtle, so it took me a while to appreciate the timelessness of them; I originally wanted a loud print that screamed Harry PotterThere are five different products in the Harry Potter line, and there is something for every age from newborns to toddlers.
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I'm not sure if that says more about the music or me—some of the older songs ("Weather Reports") have definitely aged better than others ("Lover I Don't Have To Love")—but there's a rare timelessness to Oberst's songwriting that gives them a lifespan beyond eras and age brackets.
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The novel, then, is their picaresque journey, allowing for moments of pure soaring beauty to hit against the most mundane, for a sense of timelessness to be placed right beside a cleareyed version of the here and now, for a sense of vast dispossession to live beside day-to-day misery and poverty.
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Played on a two-tier set that looks initially like a bombed-out 1940s house but is abstract enough to assume the timelessness of any wrecked environment, it casts Simplicius (a trouser role, sung with impressive diction, stamina and credibility by Stephanie Corley) as a 1940s schoolboy lost in fantasies about the past.
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While Sperry's boat shoes may have "started it all" (direct quote from the brand's website), it's their timelessness and fashionable functionality that makes these the most spotted kicks in New England — they do, after all, go with any color chino or denim, baggy, or thin, and short of a tuxedo, they'll stand proud anywhere.
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"She is older than the rocks among which she sits; like the vampire, she has been dead many times, and learned the secrets of the grave," the British critic Walter Pater wrote in 1873, evoking the timelessness of the "Mona Lisa" long before the advent of mass tourism, mobile phones, apps and fragmented attention spans.
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"The connection that people have to this song, the stories, the memories and the kids who are hearing this song through Bad Wolves for the first time — it's a true testament to the timelessness of their mother's songwriting that will live on forever, and we are so grateful to be able to do this for them," he continued.
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Anyway, the Geico cavemen are still around in my heart, and thus so is Wayne—or realistically it's the other way around; we'll always have the Geico cavemen because of Wayne—and what better way to contemplate his timelessness than this song right here, one of the many tour de forces that appears on Da Drought 3.
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" In the seven colored-pencil-on-paper drawings in his AADOWIS series of the early 2000s, which look very different from his usual works, Way provided a written key indicating that one of these images is meant to depict a "sense of unity, of identity with all things," while another portrays a "sensation of timelessness and spacelessness.
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Lear, meanwhile, hit back at claims that the sitcom wouldn't work in the modern world, saying, "We disagree with them and are here to prove, with two great casts depicting of All In The Family and The Jeffersons, the timelessness of human nature," he said, adding, "I cannot wait to see what these glorious performers make in our time of these indelible characters."
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