More intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic, Us is horrific in a way that sticks in your head when it's all over.
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More intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic, Us is horrific in a way that hangs onto your gut when it's all over.
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More intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic, Us is horrific in a way that hangs onto your gut when it's all over.
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Both made compensating offers of explicatory artwork and exhibitions, while Yale promised to name a new college after Pauli Murray, a civil-rights leader.
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Us is more intuitive than explicatory, more visceral than diagrammatic; it's horrific in a way that hangs onto your gut when it's all over.
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This is a neat little puzzle with three theme answers, just enough to make a pattern, and a nice long explicatory answer toward the bottom.
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Laid out with a meticulous scholarly apparatus, as though this were the correspondence of Grover Cleveland, every turn in the songwriter's story is deep-dived for exact chronology, and every name casually dropped by Porter gets a worried, explicatory footnote.
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Lobbing a history lesson into a multimedia funhouse, this uneven yet colorful and busy exhibition provides the prospective reader of the byzantine Arcades Project with timelines of the author's life, as well as explicatory wall charts, print photographs, and reproductions of handwritten manuscripts, lists, journals and other keepsakes.
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While each of the forthcoming kits can function as a standalone plaything/learning tool, complete with explicatory booklets of the components and functions and a range of projects for users to have fun with, the devices can also work together to support more complex scenarios and a greater number of DIY possibilities.
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Cover of Magick, Liber ABA, Book 4 by Aleister Crowley Magick, Liber ABA, Book 4 is widely considered to be the magnum opus of 20th-century occultist Aleister Crowley, the founder of Thelema. It is a lengthy treatise on Magick, his system of Western occult practice, synthesised from many sources, including Eastern Yoga, Hermeticism, medieval grimoires, contemporary magical theories from writers like Eliphas Levi and Helena Blavatsky, and his own original contributions. It consists of four parts: Mysticism, Magick (Elementary Theory), Magick in Theory and Practice, and ΘΕΛΗΜΑ—the Law (The Equinox of The Gods). It also includes numerous appendices presenting many rituals and explicatory papers. In November 1911, Crowley carried out a ritual during which he reports being commanded to write Book 4 by a discarnate entity named "Abuldiz" (sometimes spelled "Ab-ul-diz") in Crowley's incomplete record of the working, which came around the time that Liber Legis was ready to be published in The Equinox Vol VII.
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