Wesley Clark's article, 'America's Virtual Empire," (November) is a stunning
piece of work, laying out the historical roots of decades of multilateralist success.
Malmsheimer's philosophical study, in German, deals both with the Parmenides and with Ficino's-commentary, and is necessarily a technical
piece of work focusing on the many complexities.
But there are certain Children of Duncan (and here I'm thinking particularly of Morris and Taylor) who with the unfeigned human quality of their dances make me, in Shakespeare's words, ponder "what a
piece of work is man."
It is unclear how this theorizing enhances what is already such a sound
piece of work. Perplexing as well is why Martin, while clearly connecting the architecture to the ideas and social developments he discusses, goes further to imply that the designs of Saarinen and SOM were functionally essential to the 'military-industrial' project.
The artist Jenny Gilks judged the northern entries, and selected a wonderful
piece of work by Gina Pearson to represent the north of England.
Still, it is an impressive
piece of work; every interpreter of Philippians will have to consult it.
I defy you to come up with a more cutting-edge
piece of work than this shockingly beautiful sculpture I first saw at the opening of the Menil Collection's Cy Twombly Gallery in Houston.
Given the clout wielded by GE, given the political thrust of Chasnoff's documentary, you can imagine that Deadly Deception must be a remarkable
piece of work to be singled out for a top award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Hopkins believes those who see her as a nasty
piece of work are the same people who see any
piece of work as yp nasty.
He will be the first of 11 artists to take part in the ibis Sleep Art Exhibition by staying overnight at Gallery Different and waking to create a
piece of work inspired by his sleep.