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Accompanied by a low-volume recording of Mayer's incantatory, Steinian stream-of-consciousness accounting of the days in question, the gridded photos--which covered one wall of the gallery--catalogue with varying degrees of fidelity and technical care the sort of under-examined sites, objects, and activities that Georges Perec referred to as the "common things" that "speak of what is, of what we are." A scrupulous document of what might initially seem like nothing much at all, Memory is, in fact, a beautifully plainspoken consideration of the conditions of attention and of presentness--one whose meditation on the fugitive, finespun quality of recollection has only deepened as its particulars have faded over time.

As the Detroit News noted, "There will be occasions when his sympathetic nature will rebel at the finespun but galling chains of legal theory."

With their scorching guitars, bittersweet lyrics and finespun vocals, this Newcastle/ Sunderland five piece blend blues, country and alt-folk.

In the opening chorus, he used his right hand to cue the orchestra, but used his left hand to shape a finespun sound from the cast and the Vienna State Opera Chorus on stage, all the while mouthing their words.

He said Japan is prepared to ease sanctions on North Korea ''in a limited manner'' depending on how the country moves forward on its promises in order to realize them, adding that the two sides must engage in finespun coordination for everything to come into place.