Sentences with phrase «glass world»
It's a through the looking glass world to be sure!
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An exquisite piece of functional decor, this lamp is part of the light collection that combines the most precious techniques and materials of the artistic glass world.
This worn - out singer of song who turns One eye backward in fear, one forward in desire, Who thinks there is a world outside the glass
Like Luis Buñuel and Michael Haneke before him, Lanthimos creates looking - glass worlds as a way of goading us into reconsidering everyday presumptions — here picking apart the social fetishisation of the couple, considering whether pairing - off in practice means faking it to match a prospective partner's nesting checklist.
Review: Oct 7, 2016, Independent exhibition in Brooklyn celebrates visions of glass worlds by a new generation, by Malcolm Morano, Glass Quarterly
Investors need to be nimble to make money in this looking - glass world.
Certainly, when we compare the story of the sciences with the story of theology over the last six hundred years, the latter looks rather like something from the Looking - Glass world of Alice.
His investigation leads him into a dangerous, looking - glass world of corporate cover - ups, government collusion and murder — and to shadowy government operative Darius Jedburgh (Ray Winstone), who has been sent in to clean up the evidence.
The second in the series, The Stone Light, will be available in December 2006; and the last volume, The Glass World, is currently scheduled for October 2007.
The world of Crescent City is more modern than those in my previous series (basically, if the Court of Thorns and Roses and Throne of Glass worlds had modern - day technology), but it's still chock full of magic, brooding warrior - types, and mysterious and deadly creatures.»
It is a valedictory invitation into the bizarre looking - glass world of an artist who resisted all belief systems, but brought a consistent magic to disaffection and dissonance, and a lightness of being to conceptual painting, which over the decades liberated artists as varied as Martin Kippenberger, Richard Prince, Rudolf Stingel, Jean - Michel Basquiat and Glenn Brown, and makes this show essential viewing for young painters today.
The show's roster of 12 artists represents the diversity of technique, aesthetics and concept that constitutes the glass world of today.
«We're seeing that learning curve happen today in the glass world,» Mahon says.