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• "I am a visualist, " he said simply.
• "Visualist " for the band, Bill Mutschler, created elaborate live slide shows.
• Jackson seems to acknowledge the material's stodgy crust of familiarity, and the master visualist cracks it with astonishment.
• They had a year of training before the first professional assignment, and Gustavo began his international career as a concept artist and visualist.
• Douresseaux called Hoshino a " wonderful visualist " and commented that her " highly stylish " art resembled the works of Joe Madureira, Kelley Jones, and Chris Bachalo.
• What LaBute, an alert and expressive visualist, is concerned with are his characters'actions and words, and his literate, tightly crafted and shrewdly nuanced writing bears this out.
• Singer called Hawley " a brilliant writer, great director, quite a visualist ", and said that he was comfortable leaving the series for Hawley to create as he saw fit.
• That same year he released the single " Don't Care " on the Carrillo Label with a very different style of companion video by Visualist / Director Pete Stern . ( Beyond Time : William Turnbull)
• In her choreography, Gibney has collaborated with numerous artists, including composer Ryan Lott ( Son Lux ), lighting designer Kathy Kaufmann, costume designers Naoko Nagata and David C . Woolard, and visualist Joshue Ott.
• Makhmalbaf, a former Islamic revolutionary whose films also have been suppressed by Iran's theocratic government, proves himself a brilliant visualist _ not that it could have been that hard, considering the photogenic nature of his raw material.
• The multiplicity of the seventies eventually lost ground when faced with a visualist conception of creative photography, whose hegemony began to establish itself after the Jornades Catalanes de Fotografia, which took place at the Fundaci?Joan Mir?in 1980, and which, in retrospect, are still regarded as photography's official entry into the new cultural policies.
• The band expanded on its theatrical roots by creating and performing a live operetta, " Dream of the Scarab, A Beetle Bagatelle ", which ran in sold-out glory for only four shows on one weekend at small black-box theater space called Venue 9 . This exceptional experience prodded the band to greater emphasis on theatricality and costumes, in collaboration with visualist Ken Reeser who became the band's " visual alchemist ."
• Lucas then went on to enroll as a film student at USC School of Cinematic Arts, where he saw many more inspiring cinematic works in class, particularly the visual movies coming out of the National Film Board of Canada like Arthur Lipsett's " 21-87 ", the French-Canadian cameraman Jean-Claude Labrecque's cin閙a v閞it?" 60 Cycles ", the work of Norman McLaren, and the visualist cin閙a v閞it?documentaries of Claude Jutra.