He eliminated the brushwork of 1957: too
artsy-fartsy. He rejected uber-intellectualism as well--every variation on -istic, -ality, and -icity.
"Frank Stella 1958": Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Harvard University Art Museums, Cambridge, MA
"Of course," admits the writer, whose TV credits include My So-called Life and Gilmore Girls, "but I'm really patient." It might help Tanner score points with the theater elite if he were just a little more
artsy-fartsy and didn't make what he does seem so effortless.
Justin's time: Justin Tanner's outrageously hilarious plays--including Zombie Attack! and Oklahomo!--have made him an L.A. cult phenomenon. And now he's got an entire season of shows to play with
Bjork is a famously
artsy-fartsy pop star--a darling of the Whitney Biennial set, the girlfriend of artist Matthew Barney, the star of Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark, an avant-garde fashion plate who turned up at the 2001 Oscars swaddled in a swan carcass, looking like a walking Damien Hirst installation.
Guided by voices
It's the
artsy-fartsy festival: right--brained, underground, non--linear and definitely not Hollywood.
Images Festival
He said: "People tend to see the
artsy-fartsy side of it - they don't get to see you hands and elbow - deep in plaster, carrying a ton of paster up 18ft of scaffolding and emptying tanks.
living space: High art
"Now we see one of the world's most successful companies bucking all that
artsy-fartsy nonsense and saying, 'Our Web site is not as good as our customers deserve, and it doesn't do all the things we want it to be able to do for our customers, so we're going to shut it down, fix it, and then reopen.' The new site is indeed open for business - understated, easy to use, unglitzy, organized.
Third Time's a Charm for Walmart.com?
He has to focus on what projects are next on his plate, and the Staake plate is a very diverse,
artsy-fartsy goulash, indeed.
Bob Staake: future of newspapers belongs to visual artists
To most people, the stereo-typical agency type is either a slick Wall Street dude in a three-piece suit, who's always wheeling and dealing to steal competitor's accounts, or a slightly off-the-wall creative cat, who wears floral ties with bright plaid shirts and blue jeans as he creates spectacularly successful ad campaigns over a bottle of vintage wine in his
artsy-fartsy [sic] loft studio.
The smartest four letter-word in advertising: H-E-L-P
Inside the Tiguan is where it deviates a bit from that formal exterior and begins playing around with shapes.To conform with the contour of the dashboard and to create texture, designers added more angles to the outline of everything from the aircon vents, chrome panels and even door handles.It is a very subtle
artsy-fartsy way to give the cabin personality without going over the top and losing the Tiguan's essence.
4 dapper and distinguished features of the Tiguan
Also incorporated in the story of "
Artsy-Fartsy" are lots of fun "A" words that are listed in a glossary in the back and used throughout the book.
Artsy Fartsy
Nursing the wounds of the split, the group has reformed and settled in Oakland, California, a place a little more welcoming to
artsy-fartsy oddball bands than, say, Alabama.
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Hip-hop self-administered another layer of polish, rock tried going
artsy-fartsy again, and electronic music discovered lo-fi and generally putzed around there.
Dennis Cooper
In her essay, Fortnum describes Ed Mews as "an
artsy-fartsy layabout who wouldn't lift a finger to help Sylvia with the housework."
More plathitudes
Can my product fit in this cool
artsy-fartsy box I found online?
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