Though mounted, they are sculptural kaleidoscopes of body parts and hair extensions.
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For centuries, kaleidoscopes have kept children busy with their colorful, hypnotic shapes.
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My favorite historical example is that people freaked out about kaleidoscopes in Victorian England.
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Speaking of, Swift Also Makes a Reference to Her Song, 'Welcome to New York' Remember when I mentioned kaleidoscopes?
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His "Photograms" are kaleidoscopes of shape and colour so glorious that the complexity of their composition quickly fades from the mind.
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The effects range from 60s-era psychedelic imagery, to visuals that are influenced by cyberpunk, magic mushroom trips, kaleidoscopes, and glitch.
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His hit songs feel like aural kaleidoscopes that highlight the neat things producers, songwriters, and Bieber can do with his breezy vocals.
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Related: Animated Illustrations Marry Minimalism and Geometric Illusions Islamic Art-Inspired Patterns Become Animated Kaleidoscopes on Instagram Geometric Tiles Create Optical Illusion Flooring
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To get to it, my red Mazda snaked cautiously up several hairpin bends, before we were deposited in a bustling downtown, where crumbling brick hotels sit side by side with New Age crystal shops and what was touted as the world's largest brick-and-mortar collection of kaleidoscopes from artists worldwide (it's called Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes, and yes, you must go).
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I settled on the use of stock footage of nature (some photographed by Tsaik), plant-like L-systems, datamoshing, and 3D models of kaleidoscopes.
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My days and nights were kaleidoscopes of terror: weekslong hospitalizations, middle-of-the-night sprints to emergency rooms, daylong drug infusions at clinics, beeping monitors, doctors' verdicts.
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The piece swoons and kaleidoscopes, a sunburst of magic-hour colors and perfectly timed lens flares that feel flush with the sudden warmth of an unexpectedly temperate spring morning.
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Hughes led a research team that recently detected coral bleaching in 516 out out of 520 reefs surveyed, with kaleidoscopes of biodiversity replaced by drab streaks of gray exoskeletons.
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Pair it with multimedia artist Brenna Murphy's stunning visual accompaniment Permutate Lex—in which she surveys the strange realm through both telescopes and kaleidoscopes—for a moment of escape.
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Inside, he would see painters — some of them recruited off the street and paid minimum wage — churning out art in the Max aesthetic: cheery, polychrome, wide-brushstroke kaleidoscopes on canvas.
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While his mixes are often wide-reaching pop culture kaleidoscopes that spin together Rihanna and reggaeton with hard-edged edits and originals, his LP is more focused—and more sentimental.
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The museum will also offer workshops, inspired by Persian art, in which children can make kaleidoscopes, framed miniatures and patterned animation, as well as share spring stories and make clay cat reliefs.
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"[Kaleidoscopes] are particularly interesting to me because of how strange it is to have a virtual solid be rendered using reflective surfaces within an already-virtual model of plants and nature," Symbios explains.
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But it is the landscape of fantasy and play — where fanciful castles rise to the tree canopy, and hidden kaleidoscopes and fun-house mirrors lurk in the boxwood — that seems most likely to bring the community together.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The first thing one sees when entering the exhibition Deep Time, currently on view at Radiator Arts, are ravishing, incandescent patterns that swirl and pulsate with super-saturated colors and glow like diodes or reticulate into kaleidoscopes.
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This is perhaps the problem of presenting Eliasson's works in the context of a retrospective, where visitors know that something else likely just as cool is waiting around the corner, and where mirrors, kaleidoscopes, and immersive experiences offer one Instagram-worthy moment after another.
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During that same period, though, new examples were appearing in Europe, where teams and fans have long viewed the mascots and logos through kaleidoscopes of local culture and, detached from the charged history that the imagery carries in the North America, formed their own ideas about what is socially acceptable.
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As Elsa's ancestral past is rewritten and she grapples with her role in Arendelle's future, as she's separated from her sister and faces down the most arduous parts of her journey alone, as her identity kaleidoscopes and then reforms in a new order, her mother's voice is what helps lead her to the truth.
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Reflection groups have deep relations with kaleidoscopes, as discussed in .
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A woman looks into a large kaleidoscope Most kaleidoscopes are mass-produced from inexpensive materials, and intended as children's toys. At the other extreme are handmade pieces that display fine craftsmanship. Craft galleries often carry a few kaleidoscopes, while other enterprises specialize in them, carrying dozens of different types from different artists and craftspeople. Most handmade kaleidoscopes are now made in India, Bangladesh, Japan, the USA, Russia and Italy, following a long tradition of glass craftsmanship in those countries.
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Their second full-length album, Kaleidoscopes, was released July 20, 2017, preceded by the singles "Tricks" and "To Be Used".
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Telescopes, rear-projection televisions, periscopes, non-reversing mirrors, high quality kaleidoscopes, and the animation process Spectrafocus use this type of mirror.
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Realizing that the company could not meet the level of demand, Brewster gained permission from Carpenter in 1818 for the device to be made by other manufacturers. In his 1819 Treatise on the Kaleidoscope Brewster listed more than a dozen manufacturers/sellers of patent kaleidoscopes. Carpenter's company would keep on selling kaleidoscopes for 60 years.The Perfectionist Projectionist , Victorian Microscope Slides.
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In the middle of the 20th Century, Coxeter used them to enumerate all but one of the uniform polyhedra, through the construction of kaleidoscopes (Wythoff construction).
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She is the author of numerous books including Paula Nadelstern's Kaleidoscope Quilts: An Artist's Journey Continues; Kaleidoscope Quilts: The Workbook; Puzzle Quilts: Simple Blocks, Complex Fabric; Kaleidoscopes & Quilts and Snowflakes & Quilts.
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4136 "for a new Optical Instrument called "The Kaleidoscope" for exhibiting and creating beautiful Forms and Patterns of great use in all the ornamental Arts" was granted in July 1817. Unfortunately the manufacturer originally engaged to produce the product had shown one of the patent instruments to some of the London opticians to see if he could get orders from them. Soon the instrument was copied and marketed before the manufacturer had prepared any number of kaleidoscopes for sale. An estimated two hundred thousand kaleidoscopes sold in London and Paris in just three months.
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In 2017 the EP Kaleidoscopes was released. Transviolet was signed by Epic Records in early 2015. It split ways with the label in late 2017. It was then picked up by Sony BMG, followed by the release of the EP Valley in 2019.
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Reviewers describe her color photograms as "hyper-saturated, jewel-toned abstraction" suggesting light candies, paper diamonds or asymmetrical kaleidoscopes, in which color is the subject itself;Furman, Anna. "Pushing the Outer Limits of Photography," New York Magazine, July 25, 2016. Retrieved June 13, 2019.
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As a consequence, the kaleidoscope became produced in large numbers, but yielded no direct financial benefits to Brewster.Gordon, p. 54 It proved to be a massive success with two hundred thousand kaleidoscopes sold in London and Paris in just three months.The Perfectionist Projectionist , Victorian Microscope Slides.
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The production of illuminated manuscripts for use continued up to the present day.Ross Another important form of Ethiopian art, also related to Coptic styles, are crosses made from wood and metal.Maria Evangelatou. 2017. A Contextual Reading of Ethiopian Crosses Through Form and Ritual Kaleidoscopes of Meaning.
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Worthy embarked on a career as a performer. His debut EP, Blu Leisure, was released January 11, 2019 through Empire Distribution. Worthy's debut single was entitled "Move" which featured Whodini. In January 2020, Worthy released his sophomore EP Kaleidoscopes which was co executive produced by PM Dawn.
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Royal crown in the National Museum of Ethiopia Another important form of Ethiopian art, also related to Coptic styles, are crosses made from wood and metal.Maria Evangelatou. 2017. A Contextual Reading of Ethiopian Crosses Through Form and Ritual Kaleidoscopes of Meaning. (Gorgias Eastern Christian Studies.) St. Gorgias Press.
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Accessed 1 August 2011 H.M. Quackenbush Co. based in upstate New York in the United States was another authorized manufacturer. In 1987, kaleidoscope artist Thea Marshall, working with the Willamette Science and Technology Center, a science museum located in the Eugene, Oregon, designed and constructed a 1,000 square foot traveling mathematics and science exhibition, "Kaleidoscopes: Reflections of Science and Art." With funding from the National Science Foundation, and circulated under the auspices of the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES), the exhibition appeared in 15 science museums over a three year period, reaching more than one million visitors in the United States and Canada. Interactive exhibit modules enabled visitors to better understand and appreciate how kaleidoscopes function.
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This book for American boys in the late 19th century is filled with black & white illustrations and schematics. It gives instruction and advice on subjects ranging from kites, fishing, knots, telescopes, tents, soap bubbles, snowball warfare, puppets, kaleidoscopes, whirligigs, costumes, decoys and fireworks. There are many topics related to animals and wildlife--even including taxidermy and trapping. The projects range in complexity.
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Spring Rain is an album by Zambian born Canadian composer Hennie Bekker. The album is the first release in Bekker's Kaleidoscopes series of four albums including Summer Breeze, Spring Rain, Autumn Magic, and Winter Reflections. Spring Rain is a New Age classic of original, contemporary instrumental compositions. The album was released in April 1992 and originally distributed by the now defunct Canadian independent distributor "Holborne Distributing Co.".
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Craft classes include: Basketry; Carpentry; Glass beadmaking; Blacksmithing; Bookbinding; Broom Making; Dollmaking; Dyeing; Felt Making; Furniture Making; Lace; Leather; Metalwork; Needlework; Quilting; Rugs; Sewing; Soap Making; Spinning; Weaving; Woodturning; and Woodworking Art classes include: Calligraphy; Clay; Drawing; Enameling; Glass; Jewelry; Kaleidoscopes; Knitting; Marbling; Mosaics; Painting; Paper Arts; Photography; Printmaking; Sculpture; and Woodcarving. Other types of classes include: Baking; Cooking; Dance; Folklore; Gardening; Genealogy; Music; Nature Studies; Storytelling; Arborsculpture; and Writing.
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In 1817 Sir David Brewster invented the kaleidoscope and chose Carpenter as the manufacturer. This proved to be a massive success with two hundred thousand kaleidoscopes sold in London and Paris in just three months. Realising that the company could not meet this level of demand Brewster requested permission from Carpenter on 17 May 1818 for the device to be made by other manufacturers, to which he agreed.
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The Fancy style began with "trifles," generally snuff boxes, fans, and combs made for women and consisted of whimsical patterns and bright colors. Invented in the early 19th century, Kaleidoscopes inspired the creation of many textiles, furniture, and glass works in the American Fancy style. American Fancy began to decline around the 1830s; with the invention of photography cultural interest shifted toward realism and away from the abstract patterns that defined American Fancy.
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Cozy Baker (d. October 19, 2010)—founder of the Brewster Kaleidoscope Society—collected kaleidoscopes and wrote books about many of the artists making them in the 1970s through 2001. Her book Kaleidoscope Artistry is a limited compendium of kaleidoscope makers, containing pictures of the interior and exterior views of contemporary artworks. Baker is credited with energizing a renaissance in kaleidoscope-making in the US; She spent her life putting kaleidoscope artists and galleries together so they would know each other and encourage each other.
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Kaleidoscopes is a series of instrumental music albums by Zambian born Canadian composer Hennie Bekker. There are four albums in the series, namely Spring Rain, Summer Breeze, Autumn Magic, and Winter Reflections. The albums contain New Age based original, contemporary instrumental compositions ranging from string and piano arrangements, to ethereal orchestration enhanced by synthesizer. Spring Rain is the first album in the series and was originally released in 1992 and distributed by Canadian independent record distributor Holborne Distributing Co. Winter Reflections is the most recent release in the series.
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In quantum mechanics, explicit descriptions of the representations of SO(3) are very important for calculations, and almost all the work has been done using Euler angles. In the early history of quantum mechanics, when physicists and chemists had a sharply negative reaction towards abstract group theoretic methods (called the Gruppenpest), reliance on Euler angles was also essential for basic theoretical work. Many mobile computing devices contain accelerometers which can determine these devices' Euler angles with respect to the earth's gravitational attraction. These are used in applications such as games, bubble level simulations, and kaleidoscopes.
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Ellis's discography includes performances with Peter Brötzmann, Andrew Cyrille, Joe McPhee, Dave Douglas, Glenn Spearman and about 40 recordings for Music & Arts, Black Saint, DIW, Hat Art, New World, and Victo. His 1989 album, Kaleidoscopes: The Ornette Coleman Songbook, with pianist Paul Plimley, was given five stars in Down Beat magazine. Since the late 1990s, Ellis has been primarily focused on developing an electro-acoustic interface he calls "bass & circuitry". By 2008, with the completion of a template for this interface Ellis turned his attention back to acoustic music projects with an emphasis on jazz based improvisation and to finding a balance between his electronic and acoustic music interests.
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Between 1993 and 1996 Bekker added four more albums to his Kaleidoscopes series (Summer Breeze, Autumn Magic, Winter Reflections and Christmas Spirit). The multi-platinum-selling African Tapestries series, a fusion of New Age and World music interwoven with the diverse sounds of the African wilderness, was created in 1995, with the release of the first album, Temba. Following the shutdown of Quality Music in the late 90s, Bekker reissued the Tranquility albums, incorporating them into a new series, the Hennie Bekker’s Tranquility series. He also composed a further three albums for the series, namely Essence of Romance, Romantic Classics and A Time for Romance.
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Artist and art scholar Tania Abramson saw Hill's art part of a tradition of "female artists who were victims of sexual violence as mediums of enduring transformation, agents of shifting kaleidoscopes that dance between shame and resurrection, humiliation and insight, rage and imagination." After receiving a First Peoples Fund Fellowship in 2015, Hill produced a limited edition letterpress artist’s book, Spearfinger, printed solely in Cherokee syllabary. Hill met Cherokee Nation artist Brenda Mallory in 2015 and, two years later, they co- exhibited Connecting Lines at the Portland Art Museum's Center for Contemporary Native Art. In 2019, Hill received the Ucross Fellowship for Native American Visual Artists.
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Dreamfinder, who is behind a movie camera, gave the riders one last inspiring message and told them to use their newly found sparks of imagination in the ImageWorks and the on-ride photo was shown on a screen next to the camera. The ride then exited into Imageworks, which was meant to be a creative playground of the future. Imageworks was an interactive playground located above the ride where guests could play with their imaginations. Those activities included interactive exhibits such as giant kaleidoscopes, pin-screens, a rainbow corridor, and a drama stage which gave guests the opportunity to put themselves in their own movie.
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An artwork titled "A Banquet" by Yeo Chee Kiong is featured at the DTL station as part of the MRT network's Art-in-Transit programme. The massive 3D artwork depicts two reflective isometric chairs and a bulbous speech balloon to signify not only the importance of organic communication in an era of technological advancement and digital media but also the spirit of free trade. According to the sculptor, "Expo is where business is done, the speech balloons show the kind of conversations and dialogues which people have, and the chairs show where business takes place." With the surrounding colours of the station reflected in the artwork's shiny surfaces, it transformed them into two sets of magnificent kaleidoscopes which also symbolises cultural exchange.
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Atwood's first book of poetry, Double Persephone, was published as a pamphlet by Hawskhead Press in 1961, winning the E.J. Pratt Medal. While continuing to write, Atwood was a lecturer in English at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, from 1964 to 1965, Instructor in English at the Sir George Williams University in Montreal from 1967 to 1968, and taught at the University of Alberta from 1969 to 1970. In 1966, The Circle Game was published, winning the Governor General's Award. This collection was followed by three other small press collections of poetry: Kaleidoscopes Baroque: a poem, Cranbrook Academy of Art (1965); Talismans for Children, Cranbrook Academy of Art (1965); and Speeches for Doctor Frankenstein, Cranbrook Academy of Art (1966); as well as, The Animals in That Country (1968).
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Ray King's "Northern Cascade" descends from the ceiling of the rotunda, playing with light reflecting from specially treated glass circles arrayed on a three-dimensional spiral-like structure. Depending on the viewer's perspective, time of day and quality of light, the whimsical installation evokes kaleidoscopes of iridescent light, prisms and reflections. TivoliToo's "Readalot the Dragon" invites the library's young readers to cozy up near the friendly blue dragon with a book chosen from the shelf inside the curled dragon's tail or from the book nooks along either side of the sculpture. Christopher T. Tully's "Jungle Animals Climbing" features a blue spotted hippo, a pink elephant with polka dot spots, a rhino, several tall birds with long lemon-yellow legs, and other magical creatures in the sculpture.Tully, Christopher, “Christopher Tully Studios: Whimsical Sensical Sculpture,” Topping it all off, children's puppet programs are offered in the ceiling-high puppet theater.
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