Even in the 18th century, The Magic Flute was a phantasmagoric extravaganza.
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Augmented reality is a strange brew, mixing the real and the phantasmagoric into one.
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The "Before the Dawn" shows were phantasmagoric spectacles, involving video, choreography, lighting and puppetry.
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Now with the new publication from Fulgur Limited, anyone can investigate its phantasmagoric contents.
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The salt had no effect, and the ketamine resulted in hours of unpleasant phantasmagoric hallucinations.
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Kapoor's phantasmagoric "At the Edge of the World II" (1998) stands shoulders above the rest.
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Mr. Scott sets the scene quickly with a somewhat phantasmagoric meander through Rome's crowded streets.
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White Tears, Hari Kunzru's dark, phantasmagoric fifth novel, is about the cultural appropriation of black music.
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His work is trippy, color-saturated, Photoshopped, and phantasmagoric, casual almost to the point of indifference.
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In addition to the phantasmagoric environments that Baron Baron creates, both artists make work on their own.
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The animated project, Ocular, keeps the phantasmagoric aesthetic alive with vibrant flows of jelly-like alien organisms.
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The phantasmagoric vortex consists of more than 150 types of bonds issued by 85033 different government entities.
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The result, though at times frustratingly elliptical, is a memorably phantasmagoric evocation of political and social disorientation.
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They're all connected via formations from phantasmagoric dreams, and the vibrant movement of the fluidly-organic objects.
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The film is replete with long shots of severe but beautiful landscapes and strange, near-phantasmagoric episodes.
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It is here, under the phantasmagoric sands of Nevada, that the bones of the Shoshone are buried.
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Some are just sort of flashy animations, while others are chock-full of new complications in phantasmagoric colors.
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In his feverish, almost phantasmagoric journey, he creates a topography of desire, where eroticism, identity, and loneliness are inextricable.
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Chamoiseau's narration pulses with phantasmagoric evocation of the landscape that the two men encounter on the path to confrontation.
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The first stage — Eden — is free, and then the phantasmagoric garden and hell are unlocked with in-app purchases.
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A digital recreation based on the conservationists's data replaced the coffee-stained pigments with a phantasmagoric orange-pink sheen.
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" She experienced sleeplessness, extreme weight loss, visions and, she wrote, "meetings and confrontations with both disembodied souls and phantasmagoric entities.
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The popular mania about the building today holds it to be a kind of phantasmagoric, haunted museum of Russia's past century.
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And on one misty passage of "Pantheon" — around 2:30 — he comes close to the phantasmagoric, frictionless legato of Allan Holdsworth.
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He keeps the tension torqued throughout this phantasmagoric interlude, sustaining the shivery unease that is one of this movie's deeper satisfactions.
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"He keeps the tension torqued throughout this phantasmagoric interlude, sustaining the shivery unease that is one of this movie's deeper satisfactions."
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Recently, they introduced a promotional campaign called "The Denfiles," which features posters of aliens and UFOs that commemorate the airport's phantasmagoric reputation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This October, a phantasmagoric art environment in rural western Georgia will reopen following two years of conservation.
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One body-cast walks up the wall side-on, as if snatched from some phantasmagoric scene in Bergman's Hour of the Wolf (1968).
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Other trees were dry rather than lush, stripped bare and just starting to revive, or misshapen, with missing branches and a phantasmagoric look.
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By some phantasmagoric logic, the end of the world and the writing of the book turn out to be one and the same.
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It's the mask that imbues an actor with the agency of a demigod to create, as De Forest describes, a phantasmagoric micro-world.
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I saw bits of the Timothy Dalton ones, and I saw one of Pierce's and I thought that was a bit phantasmagoric—invisible cars!
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The procession of people fighting to access a cart heads toward the right panel, where devils are building a tower within a phantasmagoric hell.
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Nick Drnaso, "Sabrina" / Courtesy Drawn & Quarterly Drnaso began drawing, inspired, in part, by the phantasmagoric album covers of the heavy-metal bands he liked.
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" During the day, he worked on a sexy, phantasmagoric novel called "The Favorite Game" and the poems in a collection titled "Flowers for Hitler.
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Phantasmagoric touches permeated Season 2 of Atlanta, and the heady sci-fi feature Annihilation included imagery (and a creature) out of an acid-trip nightmare.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As Halloween approaches, it offers a chance to delve into the occult, phantasmagoric, otherworldly, and haunted aspects of our world.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As Halloween arrives, it offers a chance to delve into the occult, phantasmagoric, otherworldly, and haunted aspects of our world.
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" Bolaño did not want to return, he suggested, because "he did not want to alter the phantasmagoric Mexico that he had marvelously constructed in his literature.
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Of course, we know all that phantasmagoric stuff was nonsense, but it's still pretty crazy that the core elements of the Bunny Man legend are intact.
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While his work is associative and free ranging, it may be approached as a series of meditations on phantasmagoric vibrations (both real and imagined), or as concrete.
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It's phantasmagoric performance art on the world's grandest stage, which makes it only more remarkable that Putin has spent so little time as the subject of fiction.
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All of this is conveyed in phantasmagoric, low-tech compositions and long following shots of people expostulating on matters that are not always clear, even to them.
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Among the most indelible is the phantasmagoric street fighter Tyler Durden — another great mover, with another of Pitt's career-defining torsos — from David Fincher's "Fight Club" (1999).
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" When Steve Erickson's book came out in 2007, our reviewer called Vikar "the troubled, visionary hero of the fascinating piece of phantasmagoric Hollywood homage that is 'Zeroville.
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Besides being a nourishing feast for the eye of Asian arts and crafts, I found that the show's phantasmagoric aesthetic largely parallels our presence within our online world.
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Entirely wonderful through the whole phantasmagoric, gargantuan, mystifying, hilarious thing, Mr. Gerstein — playing with the straightest of faces under the baton of Sakari Oramo — barely mopped his brow.
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Focusing on the powerful role of light in the formation of wave aesthetics, Gilbert's works straddle the spectrum from hyperreal beach scenes to phantasmagoric waves floating in the void.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Phantasmagoric delicacy marks the best of Enfers et fantômes d'Asie (Ghosts and Hells: The Underworld in Asian Art) at Musée du quai Branly.
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He recounts his past while a host of phantasmagoric figures — including Death, Satan and St. Denis holding his severed head in his lap — discuss his case like sports commentators.
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The phantasmagoric creatures and places can be difficult to find in mainstream literary fiction — where nature often appears as ornament, as atmosphere, as a backdrop to unfolding human drama.
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She eschews any phantasmagoric elements and veers sharply from the polychromatic palette associated with the era of her writing career, the period known as El Boom, into pitch-black darkness.
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The characters' body language is languid; when coupled with smooth, slow movements and morphing techniques, they appear like non-humans existing in an upside down universe of exquisite phantasmagoric imagery.
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The horrors may differ for Han and Yeong-hye, but they are hewed from the same dark place, where memories of brutality persist, and take on phantasmagoric lives of their own.
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The movies have long made room for phantasmagoric visionaries, the strange ones, the different ones, who like to peek under rocks (or peel back the skin) to peer at what squirms beneath.
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Jon Rafman's animation "Legendary Reality" sources images from video games to create a phantasmagoric evocation of a metropolis that incorporates Cohen's poetry and music subtly, without making it the basis of its aesthetic.
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Del Toro had set his phantasmagoric fable about a young girl navigating a world of fauns, faeries, and demons in 1944 Franco-era fascist Spain, and kept the script in its native language.
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Or a couple of years ago, Qualcomm put on phantasmagoric keynote with Big Bird and Desmond Tutu and an actress from whatever the Star Trek movie was released back then and Maroon 5.
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This richly imagined retelling of those lean years—which gave rise to his phantasmagoric novel "The Master and Margarita"—mixes fact and fiction to create a narrative that is both foreign and familiar.
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All of this turns the installation of these drawings into a nondescript virtual landscape in which figures seem to float and extend beyond their frames, invoking amorphous, phantasmagoric narrative threads and psychological suspense.
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But, at the same time, he composed "Symphonie Fantastique," a phantasmagoric tone poem culminating in the orgiastic "Witches' Sabbath," which has become one of the wildest exhibits in the 19th-century orchestral canon.
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Spread over two floors are selections from the continuing series "Homage to Francis Bacon," in which the phantasmagoric human figures of this British artist's paintings become cartoonish creatures in Mr. Murakami's Superflat style.
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That story examined the making of "El Topo," a surreal western in which Mr. Jodorowsky plays a man in black who wanders a phantasmagoric Mexican landscape and at one point commits a brutal rape.
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Much as at the start of his smashing feature debut, "Beasts of the Southern Wild," the camera is trained on a young girl whose world is filled with wonder, strange rituals and phantasmagoric shocks.
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Alongside a work by the composer Robert Mann, the orchestra will perform Jacob Druckman's "Prism," which swirls together quotations from musical treatments of the story of Medea, making for a phantasmagoric exercise in orchestration.
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Using a custom low-light virtual reality (VR) camera and motion graphics, Zika and his team, including videographer Alex Murray and Kate Moon, are amassing a 360-degree visual archive of this phantasmagoric history.
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There's a sense, here and elsewhere, that the show is a phantasmagoric meditation on the terror inherent in having a family at all, not because you might lose them but because you almost certainly will.
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For the Japanese filmmaker Isao Takahata, who died last year at the age of 82, the animated film was more than a vehicle for the whimsical and phantasmagoric, it was a platform for personal expression.
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I don't know why it's in that movie, but I tip my hat to James Wan for including such a beautiful representation of a couple in love in the middle of this phantasmagoric special effects movie.
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The night was a three-hour phantasmagoric display of music, big-name talent (Exhibit A: Luke Bryan), promising up-and-comers, the irrepressible merriment of Bones and his misfit part-time band, the Raging Idiots — and surprises.
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James Bidgood, 230, is a photographer and filmmaker whose work — from early phantasmagoric beefcake photography to "Pink Narcissus," an erotic film anonymously released in 503 — is the subject of "James Bidgood: Reveries," a retrospective running through Sept.
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He has created a phantasmagoric, ever-changing landscape permeated by spoken text and film, and populated by 12 dancers and five musicians who perform for almost three hours amid a plethora of constantly manipulated props and objects.
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Above the kitchen sink, which is carved from a slab of Black Sea marble, is a series of metal jar lids on which Thomas Braida, a painter and sculptor whom Corbetta has championed, created tiny, phantasmagoric oils.
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Teeming with demons and images of hell, the phantasmagoric paintings seen in the film are remarkably powerful, but too much of the movie shows prim archivists equipped with the latest technology poring over his works to determine their authenticity.
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Mr. Gunn went on to join the San Francisco band Hospitals before returning to Portland to slowly assemble "Heavy Air" (Meds), the Lavender Flu's debut: a stubbornly unpolished, unhurried, often phantasmagoric 30-track double album of songs, instrumentals and studio fragments.
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Certainly the phantasmagoric atmosphere she creates — diffuse realities and uncertain identities, fractured causality and impossible chronology, a constant movement of regression — suggests that her inspiration lies not in the real world but in nightmares or, more specifically, in the Freudian unconscious.
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Greater consumption of data driven insights combined with changing economics, glaring upfront costs, dangling phantasmagoric federal incentives and impediments, and insufficient government interagency coordination make it virtually impossible to craft good policy addressing the nationwide needs in the short term.
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Mr. Gadd drives things with a loosely energetic hand, and the flutist Steve Wilson takes a bristling solo — but stick around for the extraterrestrial electric keyboard work from Mr. Corea near the end, bringing it all to a phantasmagoric close.
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Amid the phantasmagoric colors and frantic activity of the 39 skits, this year's gala, titled "You and Me, Our China Dream — Fully Building a Moderately Prosperous Society," offered the usual diet of patriotism, ethnic unity, singing and dancing children, comedy and kung fu.
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Anytime NASA shows us photos of phantasmagoric storms on Jupiter or Saturn spectacularly backlit, some killjoy demands to know how many billion dollars it cost and why we couldn't have spent that money on some of our pressing problems here on Earth.
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It's impossible to pluck a single "scene" from this genre-subverting hour of television, as each element in the episode — considered by co-creators David Lynch and Mark Frost to be Twin Peaks' origin story — is a thread in a phantasmagoric tapestry.
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Tucked away in a secluded side room of the McKittrick, the home of "Sleep No More," is a banquet with some of that show's sense of mystery, though the lighting and vibe are warmer here, and the spirits are alcoholic rather than phantasmagoric.
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In 1904, Mecklenburg Street was a terrace of grand but fading Georgian houses, and it was here that James Joyce set the "nighttown" section of his novel "Ulysses," a phantasmagoric visit to a brothel run by "a massive whoremistress" called Bella Cohen.
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But the sprawling, phantasmagoric "2666" — which is being presented outside the Goodman's regular season and financed entirely with the Cockrum grant, previously described by the theater as "in the high six or low seven figures" — is big even by his maximalist standards, longtime colleagues say.
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In his previous novel, "The Underground Railroad", which won a Pulitzer and a National Book Award, the escape route of the title magically becomes an actual railway; what begins as an unblinking depiction of slavery morphs into a phantasmagoric allegory of African-American history as a whole.
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"The Game of Thrones Concert Experience will be unique in the history of concert tours, an eye-popping, ear-splitting, phantasmagoric blend of the show's visuals and Ramin's powerful compositions, " David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, creators and executive producers of the HBO show, said in a statement.
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A search for "I want to fuck Pennywise" on Twitter and Google reveals a gristly debate between people who are extremely down for some phantasmagoric clown-boning, and others who consider the thought to be the final failures of a civilization too far gone on memes and cynicism.
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They opened, appropriately, with "This Is How We Roll," and a little less than two hours later, they ended with "Cruise," a phantasmagoric swirl of country, rock and hip-hop, swimming holes, girls and the radio at high volume, that first released five years ago this past month.
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Sithisak Sanprasit's large 2013 "Masque de Génie Tutélaire" (Mask of the Tutelary Genius) is a very elegant way to stress the ineffable heat of phantasmagoric hell, but one of the most powerful and topical hell images in the show was painted recently by the Thai artist Thanongsak Pakwan.
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Highlights include a phantasmagoric staging of Haydn's oratorio "The Creation" by the Catalan theater group La Fura dels Baus; dance works by Lucinda Childs and Mark Morris; and a free performance in Central Park of a new John Luther Adams choral piece for 800 amateur and professional singers.
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Using the ratchet outlines provided by Mustard and YG, today's Angelenos are coloring phantasmagoric visions of a place awash with millions of dollars of Chinese real estate money and New York snowbirds eager to spend the final decades of a habitable planet with a birds-eye view of the fires.
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This amusing, slightly unholy trinity is the invention of the late Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño, in his long, alternately phantasmagoric and reportorial novel "2666," adapted, with incredible care and a certain amount of pride, by Robert Falls and Seth Bockley, who also co-directed the show (at the Goodman, in Chicago).
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Situated on a horseshoe-shaped floor of a tower in the western part of the city, the museum in its early days has stunned Jakarta crowds with phantasmagoric light installations like "Infinity Mirrored Room — Brilliance of the Souls" by Yayoi Kusama, alongside classic Indonesian modernist paintings by the likes of Raden Saleh.
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A Theater for a New Audience production, directed by Evan Yionoulis at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn, Ms. Kennedy's phantasmagoric drama takes a treacherous sentimental journey into the Georgia and New York City in the 1940s, when the specters of Nazism and Jim Crow cast Jacobean shadows on an interracial romance.
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Indeed, his distinguished 153 psychotropic essay "Heaven and Hell" might very well serve as an addendum to this show's exhibition catalogue in which curator Julien Rousseau points out that various strands of Buddhism have played a primary role in the formation of Asia's phantasmagoric imagination by implying that some souls linger in limbo between reincarnations.
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Worse, I couldn't shake a full-on subreddit-worthy reading that settled into my bones as I watched it — the idea that everything on screen was some phantasmagoric projection of the guilt felt by the film's main male character, Dr. Josef Klemperer, over the responsibility he bore for the death of his wife during the war.
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Mottled-brown solid-chocolate sculptures, some life-size — including a phantasmagoric 2015 bust by Mr. Kasiama titled "Man Is What the Head Is" — lined the institution's floor, representing more than two years' work by the Congolese Plantation Workers Art League, a new collective whose work is being shown in the United States for the first time.
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After consulting a map, I narrowed down a circuit encompassing the mighty Sossusvlei dunes, the quaint beach town of Swakopmund, and the notorious Skeleton Coast — it is said it is so named because it's where ships and whales come to die, studding the shore with their sun-bleached remains — before veering inland, through the phantasmagoric mountainscape of Damaraland, back to Windhoek.
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The Ghost Nation has been a suitably phantasmagoric presence in Westworld until recently, usually coming into the narrative in brief moments of chaos to inexplicably spill blood, whether in a flashback, to establish troubling memories for the madame-turned-rebel-leader Maeve (Thandie Newton), or to conveniently clash with the Confederados while other lead characters escape and continue their journey.
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There's also contemporary art related to death, like unsettling photographs by Joel-Peter Witkin where bits of corpses are incorporated into beautiful still lifes, and a phantasmagoric 1870 painting by David Scott Evans of a shrouded woman floating in the night, roses flying around her, the seemingly deceased figure caught between the light of heaven, and a skeletal king in hell below.
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During the time of the Renaissance, ergotism was a phantasmagoric event with an onset that was difficult to distinguish from the bubonic plague: it came on first as nausea and insomnia, then developed into sensations of being engulfed in flames while hallucinating over several days, and often ended with the amputation of one or more limbs due to gangrene, or ended in death.
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One caps-heavy passage declares: THE WORK OF A PECULIAR AND ECCENTRIC NUT CAN TRULY BE CALLED "NUT ART" … THE NUT ARTIFICER TRAVELS IN A PHANTASMAGORIC MICRO-WORLD, SMALL AND EXTREMELY COMPACT, AS IS THE LIGHT OF A DWARF STAR IMPLODING INWARD AND IN PASSAGE COLLAPSING PARADISE AND HELL TO ONE AS IT VANISHES FOREVER WITH OUR JOYS, SORROWS AND UNREQUITED LOVE.
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