It's commanding as comic-book art in motion, convincing as the luridly mythic -- and therefore authentically adolescent -- expression of buried emotions.

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It's important that the art of stop-motion animation survives because it is an era of visual effects that isn't the same today.

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The exhibition Zaha Hadid: Form in Motion at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, full of her biomorphic, fluid product design, is an apt descriptor of Hadid herself: Dynamic, unapologetic and utterly fearless.

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And instead of a product brochure, Toyota is distributing a slick magazine called Scion, Sight, Sound, Motion, filled with more information about art, music and fashion than about the car.

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He also never lost his fondness for storytelling, and even in today's computer-dominated marketplace, maintained high hopes that the art of combining stop-motion with live action would continue.

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While its motion sensing capability was pretty state of the art when it came out, Sony contended that the rumble (vibration) feature from previous console controls would interfere with it, so it was done away with -- until the DualShock 3 was developed.

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Chopra explains that being in touch with the this kind of consciousness is what sports players, ballet dancers, and musicians experience when they enter a moment of utter connectedness with their art: the mind is clear, the world appears in slow motion, and all internal dialogue fades away.

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