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  • Adolph Gottleib's symbolic contrivances, William Baziotes's acidic color, Hans Hoffman's clunky palette knifery, and Clyfford Still's jagged edges are more in tune with the uncomfortable aesthetic decisions painters like Charlene Von Heyl, Keltie Ferris, Wendy White, Chris Martin, and Patricia Treib are exploring today.

    Sharon L. Butler: Abstract Expressionist New York: Line and Legacy Sharon L. Butler 2010

  • He became she, after some hormones and -- one assumes -- knifery.

    Archive 2009-07-01 Steve Perry 2009

  • I don't know about Sonnon's bladework, though he certain has beaucoup credits across the board in various disciplines; Mushtaq has a bunch of silat, plus other things, including some recent exposure to African knifery, so it should prove to be very interesting ...

    That's not a knife, THIS is a knife ... Steve Perry 2007

  • In order to make this analogy correct, Simpson would have to have first tried to redefine double murder with a more sterile-sounding term: enhanced knifery, aggressive laceration, arterial liberation, that sort of thing.

    Think Progress 2009

  • In order to make this analogy correct, Simpson would have to have first tried to redefine double murder with a more sterile-sounding term: enhanced knifery, aggressive laceration, arterial liberation, that sort of thing.

    Think Progress 2009

  • In order to make this analogy correct, Simpson would have to have first tried to redefine double murder with a more sterile-sounding term: enhanced knifery, aggressive laceration, arterial liberation, that sort of thing.

    Center for American Progress Action Fund 2009

  • “HANDSOME MAN,” (ie; Mark Bell) then pops a Lone Star Light tall boy and tells a wicked tale of cannibalism, cheerleading knifery and orifice’s meeting said knife … on a trampoline.

    Current Movie Reviews, Independent Movies - Film Threat 2007

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