Word: jaggedness
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That's the theory, anyway. As Thompson unintentionally shows, the trick works best when the viewer is so sensitized (worried, infuriated, charmed) by what he sees that a flash of understanding takes place, a kind of epiphany. Setting out on a jagged perambulation of our cultural landscape, Thompson finds...
The young Stravinsky's artistic calling card was a bombshell: The Rite of Spring, a sophisticated evocation of primitive myths and energies completed in 1913. Conductor Pierre Monteux recalled that when he first heard the composer run through it on the piano, bobbing up and down to accentuate its...
Now FRANK takes movies and his photographs are very much a part of his past. He thinks more, his movies are jagged, intricate, inchoate - full of rage and some humor and if they have anything in common I would say it is continual self-reference. Or self-probing. Before he...
The climax of screen painting occurred during the Momoyama period (1573-1614) when a group of Japanese warlords moved Japan's capital from Kyoto to a fishing village called Edo, now the site of modern Tokyo. Their gloomy castles with gloomy interiors needed an especially sumptuous kind of decoration...
The valley's intricate freeway system was blocked by the rupture or collapse of 20 overpasses. Jagged pieces of roadway raised barriers up to five feet tall. Immense traffic jams developed during the holiday weekend. Although the California highway patrol had pleaded with motorists to stay home, Officer J.D...