The modern dancer's commitment to the floor _ as support, as roots, as the locus of regenerative energy _ was as opposite to ballet's ethereality as it could be.
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The opera piece is titled " We Float, " and according to the Kaufman Music Center, is about " exploring the substance and ethereality of spacewalks, sound and the human experience ."
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The circus flaunts this ethereality, presenting its star in a pageant complete with stage smoke, helmeted arrow-bearers and a 13-foot-tall giant, who does giant-type things.
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The concert's finale, the garland of ragas, wandered through various moods, from a pensive ethereality, with melodies that arose and then drifted away, to assertive, more rhythmic melodies.
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Perched five stories above Columbus Circle in the Time Warner Center, Rafael Vinoly's new design for Jazz at Lincoln Center has a cool ethereality that lifts it above the mediocrity of its setting.
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The ethereality, elegance, whimsicality, and capriciousness demonstrated in his solo exhibitions Oriental Lyricism, Summit Images of Taiwan, and Eastern Wind embody the sentiments of the Orient.
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Norma Minkowitz creates a series of female bodylike structures of crochet, beginning with a full form that gradually unravels into a ball, losing its figural shape as it evolves to the ethereality of the soul.
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Describing the album, list author Jason Heller expressed " The ethereality oozes like congealed plasma out of this one; there s an almost cathedral-like shiver to the disc s jet-black majesty ."
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One of the masterpieces of the late Renaissance artist most of us know as Caravaggio is " The Death of the Virgin, " in which the mother of Jesus is pictured without a trace of the ethereality of standard religious painting.
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Whether the protagonist's starving is seen as spiritual or artistic, the panther is regarded as the hunger artist's antithesis : satisfied and contented, the animal's corporeality stands in marked contrast to the hunger artist's ethereality.
