Word: superealism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Coop's new record sale advertisement reads "all popular and classical records at super savings...
With a gust of wind and a definite air of super-sophistication, Jacqueline Onassis swept into the Harvard Faculty Club at 7 p.m. last night, joining the other members of the Institute of Politics Advisory Committee...
LUMET WAS SO ENGROSSED in covering a real news story that he made in a hip documentary about the event as though its factual basis were its most exciting aspect. He's got the Super-Journalist conceits that produce disorganized, melodramatic, drawn-out cinema. He doggedly records every harangue, phone call and twist of the action, including the dead spaces in between. Like a faithful reporter he never leaves the scene of the crime; since most of the film is shot in the bank's cramped interior, the visual monotony is relieved only by occasional shots of the street...
...does this turnabout strike all those friendly types in Providence? "The feeling around Brown is super, great, tremendous," Anderson said yesterday. "We've even got the faculty out watching practices. After all, everybody likes a winner...
...wailing still continue as the Druids resurge. But if, as John Fowles would have it, cynicism is nothing more than a failure to cope, Adams' analysis fails. The very artists whom Adams would have expected to keep the icon hanging straight, are coping--by varnishing the Dynamo with super-realism. Warhol handles mass-production by redistributing the colors of soup cans. Rauschenberg sublimates industrial waste by pasting it together, taking it up off the floor onto the walls. Steve Gildea, a photo-realist painter, places a grid on photographs, another grid on the surfaces to be painted, and then copies...