Give each student a copy of their "
vexed" image and challenge them to create an original work of art that incorporates or is inspired by the picture.
The Vexed Man, Franz Xaver Messerschmidt
Being a comedy drama,
Vexed is more in the vein of programmes such as The Thin Blue Line than the ones Miranda lists as her favourites, but that's not to say it's short of characters.
Raison's to be cheerful; Miranda Raison knows better than to take notice of a show's reviews and, as she tells Lisa Williams, that's landed her a plum new par t
In a unique take on the traditional detective show,
Vexed sees Jack partnered with Kate (played by Stephens's good friend Lucy Punch) but the pair spend more time focusing on their personal lives than fighting crime.
Toby's vexed in new role; NOT A PAIR OF BREECHES IN SIGHT
They have soldiered in some of the most extraordinary and
vexed of circumstances and never let me down."
Marines return from Afghanistan
Nevertheless Shakespeare's further repetition of the dynamic under analysis creates the impression of an oxymoronic
vexed still, still
vexed experience.
Shakespeare's "still-vexed" Tempest
Schwarzkopf's job quietly
vexed him (33) Jim Tyrrell Gorbachevv's quixotic plan razed jumpy hawks (37) Albert Tumpson Jeez, by TV film Schwarzkopf expunged Iraq ((35) C.
Pangram competition
Gillick is attracted to nebulous "middle grounds": spaces of possibility as well as compromise where the urgent "here and now" of classic modernism becomes the more circumspect "space between the near future and the recent past." As Lawrence Weiner implies, in a characteristically succinct and oblique contribution to the exhibition catalogue, Gillick's work readdresses the
vexed relationships between inherent form and inherent meaning, between mise-en-scene and sociopolitical realities, while resolutely resisting any firm conclusions.
Whitechapel Art Gallery. (Reviews)
`To achieve this, one has to develop one's own human dignity and self-confidence which can cope with
vexed interests and also accept others' opinions,' he said.
Agenda for a new Japan (International Dialogue on the theme `An Agenda for Reconciliation and Kyosei - living and working together for the common good')
The international market reshuffling that has
vexed the metalcasting business worldwide has been met head-on by domestic foundries and supplier industries.
Birmingham meeting sounds an optimistic note
Created and written by Howard Overman - give that man a proper second series, for this (like Sherlock and The Great Outdoors) is a mere three-parter -
Vexed follows the mixed fortunes of an odd couple of detectives, Jack Armstrong (Toby Stephens) and Kate Bishop (Lucy Punch).
A very arresting comedy
Shillong/Guwahati, Nov 11 (ANI): Senior ministers from the states of Meghalaya and Assam are scheduled to meet today to iron out the
vexed border dispute between the two states.
Meghalaya, Assam ministers to discuss border dispute
In recent times, the reason behind this transition has
vexed geologists and naturalists alike.
In the Blink of an Eye
The prospect of making a history of media art, as the Whitney Museum claims to do with "Into the Light: The Projected Image in American Art 1964-1977," organized by Chrissie lies, is therefore both significant and
vexed. How can one give to video and film the are of historical development they tend to undermine through their own procedures?
"Into the light: Image in American art 1964-1977"; Whitney Museum of American Art, New York
Can we draw connections between stories, speculate about the development of themes and characters, or does Chesnutt's uniquely
vexed relationship to the American publishing establishment preclude su ch traditional habits of scholarly analysis?
The Absent Man: The Narrative Craft of Charles W. Chesnutt