But it matches a kaleidoscopic form to a kaleidoscopic life story, honoring its subject without simplifying him.
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His music was a cornucopia of ideas: triumphantly, brilliantly kaleidoscopic.
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She lives in Milan in a house with kaleidoscopic floors.
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These books take a kaleidoscopic view of that momentous day.
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His prose is rhapsodic, kaleidoscopic and — I'll say it — enviable.
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It was an oasis that belied the kaleidoscopic bustle outside.
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The installation forms a loose, kaleidoscopic maze of contrasting viewpoints.
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Goldberg's review compliments my nuanced character portrayals and kaleidoscopic structure.
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Kaleidoscopic LoversThe guy singing this song sounds like a hippie.
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Related: This Kaleidescopic Film Explores the Sights and Sounds of London's Underground Mirrored Timelapse Turns London Landmarks Into Kaleidoscopic Abstractions Short Film Turns A Night Drive In Tokyo Into A Kaleidoscopic Symphony Of Light
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Standing before them, I'm immediately arrested by their consuming, kaleidoscopic presence.
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Porcelain (Nick Catchdubs Kaleidoscopic Mind Mix) Max Mertens is on Twitter.
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" On Thursday, Ensemble Signal performs the kaleidoscopic "Music for 18 Musicians.
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An act of violence sets this kaleidoscopic début novel in motion.
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The effect is to give a kaleidoscopic reprise of Cunningham's career.
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Stylistically, the work is kaleidoscopic, the binder being its propulsive energy.
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Philip and Elizabeth don a kaleidoscopic array of disguises throughout the series.
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The CDP has benefited from the kaleidoscopic changes in the political spectrum.
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" Our reviewer, Ned Blackhawk, called it "an informed, moving and kaleidoscopic portrait.
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Then sparkling pixels like millions of tiny diamonds and kaleidoscopic neon swirls.
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Snakes, with their sleek bodies and kaleidoscopic diversity, have long entranced humans.
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What we've never seen is vulgarity delivered with this much kaleidoscopic effervescence.
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Floors, walls and rooms collapse and whirl out and away in kaleidoscopic patterns.
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Sunlight passing through the facade creates a kaleidoscopic effect similar to stained glass.
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Despite rain in Milan this week, bright, kaleidoscopic patterns have dominated the runways.
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The result is a kaleidoscopic effect that can feel all-encompassing at times.
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Its kaleidoscopic tribal mix has long made Kenyan politics jumpy and sometimes violent.
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This aesthetic seeps into McMullen's music videos, which showcase color saturated kaleidoscopic imagery.
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In the collection's most successful essays, however, the effect is truly, beautifully kaleidoscopic.
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Her kaleidoscopic subjects leap from the literary to the mundane and back again.
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He'd embellished many of them with kaleidoscopic maps of Africa and South America.
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About half of the pavilions' surfaces are mirrored to create kaleidoscopic visual effects.
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You might see kaleidoscopic patterns and feel absolute euphoria throughout your entire being.
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But soon enough the kaleidoscopic mess distracts and overrides that initial focal point.
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Both, however, hunger for a chance to uncover the kaleidoscopic glimmer of opals.
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Then I took the claw element and made it into this kaleidoscopic carpet.
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Suddenly, his kaleidoscopic synthesis of croak and melody was a new rap archetype.
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You sort of gather that it is meant to be this kaleidoscopic thing.
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The result is a delicious sprawl of pop colors with a kaleidoscopic quality.
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Bold, kaleidoscopic colors, blinking lights, ringing bells and the sharp smell of pepperoni.
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I had also spent a lazy afternoon pleasantly blinded by Cartagena's kaleidoscopic facades.
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So Miguel's kaleidoscopic approach to pop clearly hasn't faded since 2015's Wildheart.
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Inside a small makeshift chapel, a kaleidoscopic congregation of Chinese migrants gather to pray.
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The kaleidoscopic light glistened on each hi-hat and erupted at every successive drop.
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" In conclusion, he wrote: "Terms such as 'fireworks' or 'kaleidoscopic' were poor and inadequate.
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So of course there are enough shows to satisfy each of your kaleidoscopic moods.
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It now sounds like a kaleidoscopic circus of juvenilia, it's cheerful cacophony borderline unlistenable.
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When Margaret and Adrian's alien visitors arrive, the screen fills with multicolored, kaleidoscopic animation.
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Where one thing changed, everything changed; hence, the description that warfare had become kaleidoscopic.
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He brings the same sort of kaleidoscopic brightness and relentless cheer to his music.
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A kaleidoscopic jumble of their artwork covered every inch of the walls and ceiling.
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A manageable size helps, along with a high degree of quality and kaleidoscopic diversity.
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The past arises in kaleidoscopic flashes, as it does in so many Adès works.
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But Wang's kaleidoscopic essays are also a departure from those more narrative-driven works.
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A kaleidoscopic series of changes in attitudes in Seoul, Beijing, and Tokyo would result.
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Within minutes of entering this kaleidoscopic techno labyrinth, I knew it was the latter.
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Like Léger's early paintings, the film is flush with discontinuous, fragmented, and kaleidoscopic sensations.
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When the records starts, the images create an awesome kaleidoscopic effect, similar to stop motion.
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Strap in for kaleidoscopic cats figures, trippy rotoscoping, claymation, glitch art, and intentionally terrible CGI.
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But the album never feels punishing; its grimmest moments are counterbalanced with glistening, kaleidoscopic pop.
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Now it is a splendid Victorian dwelling, kaleidoscopic in hues of magenta, turquoise and gold.
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You should go not for resplendent glamour or kaleidoscopic details, but for taut, gritty drama.
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High-end, custom-made fabric wallpapers with varying kaleidoscopic designs cover the walls and ceilings.
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All the while, those kaleidoscopic emotions are woven together with glittering synths and rippling melodies.
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This kaleidoscopic approach also reflects the ways that we consume our public figures as entertainment personalities.
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It's this tension, between escapism and everyday anxieties, that drives Pumarosa's kaleidoscopic debut album The Witch.
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An amalgam of slick, kaleidoscopic video stills glide past like a projection of psychedelic microscope slides.
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Just click through the #RainbowBangs hashtag on Instagram, and you'll be inundated with kaleidoscopic hair galore.
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As with the best of Kentridge's work, The Head and the Load is a kaleidoscopic affair.
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These Grooves could include special effects like a kaleidoscopic view, for example, or other video filters.
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Instead Levi's sparse style is reinterpreted through gritty electronic music that feels intimate and lightly kaleidoscopic.
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It becomes kaleidoscopic during those moments in which, with sickening inexorability, a life can go wrong.
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Prabal Gurung's collection was heavy on suits in divergent vertical halves, wearable schisms in kaleidoscopic colors.
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Such criticism of our rulers' kaleidoscopic loyalties is usually apt, and it's always uttered with contempt.
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The sometimes contradictory facets of Chela's personality are revealed through a gradual and elegant kaleidoscopic motion.
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Doctored with bright cut paper shapes, glitter, and fabric snips, these images take on kaleidoscopic dimensions.
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There are some that send you to outer space, others where kaleidoscopic dolphins or turtles swim around.
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The 23-year old singer can be seen kissing model Gigi Hadid in the kaleidoscopic-like video.
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And yet … God wasn't completely neglectful, either: In few places can an earthy palette appear so kaleidoscopic.
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Hosting a peculiar culture of complex costumes and kaleidoscopic key frames, this stage earned my unbinding loyalty.
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From kaleidoscopic drop earrings to chain-link rings, this season's bling packs more punch than just pretty.
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Two thousand programmed LEDs embedded in the sculpture glow and shift, casting the figures in kaleidoscopic light.
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This kaleidoscopic history alternates among seven "troublemakers"—entrepreneurs, investors, and managers who helped drive the tech revolution.
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The natural progress of her life, however, is fragmented in Hong's kaleidoscopic fusion of reality and fantasy.
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Synchronized swimmers often create patterns that alternate back and forth, giving what FINA calls a kaleidoscopic effect.
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When the project comes to an end a month from now, we'll have a kaleidoscopic time capsule.
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The village of my childhood may have been gray, but my imaginative world was kaleidoscopic and technicolor.
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He abandons distinct divisions between land and sky for kaleidoscopic mosaics of suggestive textures and shifting viewpoints.
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Her colorful and whimsical work of exotic animals are set over shapes that have a kaleidoscopic feel.
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In VR, each snap is a kaleidoscopic human puzzle, with every piece constantly shifting positions, glaring, deceiving.
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This included Rihanna, who wore a kaleidoscopic Comme des Garçons dress with swirling layers of floral flounces.
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Jewelry Report Dazzling compositions of color — rosy rubies, yellow beryls, azure sapphires — set these kaleidoscopic pieces apart.
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This September Bennani expanded her kaleidoscopic, emoji-filled universe to another venerable institution, The Kitchen, in Chelsea.
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The soaring vocal lines and luxuriant choruses unfurl over a score punctuated with kaleidoscopic darts of instrumental colour.
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Specks of sunlight shimmered in the deep, almost kaleidoscopic green, bouncing off lime-colored ferns and conifer boughs.
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One could draw a line down the middle and fold the piece in half, revealing kaleidoscopic mirrored images.
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It's just full-on, whereas Dan is so angular and kaleidoscopic in the way that he approaches things.
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His Waterballets are a kaleidoscopic pas de deux of water and paint contained within the artist's own aquarium.
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It was kaleidoscopic red and blended to smooth perfection with a thick crust of salt on the rim.
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He creates mind-bending, kaleidoscopic digital collages that are heavily steeped in the artist's intense relationship with magic.
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RALPH is like a print you'd find on a 70s Emilio Pucci dress: kaleidoscopic, bright, and inherently fun.
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Likewise, other scientists have proposed a kaleidoscopic range of ideas and experiments to resolve or contextualize the paradox.
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Evan Roth adds a kaleidoscopic twist to the basic-ass Wikipedia model in his series No Original Research.
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With every twist and turn of the kaleidoscopic patterns forming before my eyes, my heart pounded even harder.
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It's difficult to predict what kind of Russian science culture will emerge from this kaleidoscopic clash of ideas.
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The effect is kaleidoscopic as the constellation of convex pieces above reflects the movement of the visitors below.
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He loved the way the kaleidoscopic geometrics looked with wicker furniture and books strewn all over the place.
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There are kaleidoscopic mosaics of Renaissance-esque floral bouquets, geometric patterns, the giant face of young Napoleon Bonaparte.
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The song is a kaleidoscopic affair, glitchy in parts, with La Chica alternating between Spanish and English lyrics.
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This go-round, the insert opens up to reveal a kaleidoscopic, 48-inch array of life-size pastries.
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Rooms are decked out in shades of hot pink and bright blue with kaleidoscopic floors and wall art.
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Ulysses has narrative, but only in kaleidoscopic fragments; it's designed to frustrate the appetites that traditional narrative satisfies.
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Like the band, it's unruly, with blaring concert footage competing for attention with pornographic videos and kaleidoscopic posters.
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But step in, through a large airlock designed to keep out the bugs, and a kaleidoscopic scene emerges.
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The video backdrop was a bright, kaleidoscopic "light show" collaging religious imagery, classical paintings and highly irreligious imagery.
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Its iridescent pages promise kaleidoscopic contents, and this incomplete encyclopedia of incomplete figures pays off that promise, completely.
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Recorded in the Himalayas, the audio samples will be accompanied by kaleidoscopic videos made using crystals and glass.
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Militarily, a kaleidoscopic array of militias that are variously loyal to towns, tribes or religious ideologies vie for control.
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And just like in those saturated Lisa Frank images, the color placement is kaleidoscopic to the point of surreal.
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What we've had since from the project has been kaleidoscopic in breadth, occasionally bizarre, often beautiful, and always interesting.
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He does it again, this time choosing a line of code that turns the frames into a kaleidoscopic image.
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Her kaleidoscopic characterizations range from a TV anchorwoman to a funeral orator to a punk to a homeless man.
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"Vernon Subutex" has earned its author comparisons to Balzac and George Eliot for its kaleidoscopic portrayal of French society.
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Jodie Mack's irresistible travelogue The Grand Bizarre weaves together a kaleidoscopic meditation on how our clothes tie us together.
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There's also an in-display fingerprint sensor — albeit one that's only thumbprint-sized — and a kaleidoscopic glass back panel.
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Plug it in and the Sisyphus table autonomously creates beautiful kaleidoscopic patterns right before your eyes in real time.
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Move around, and the glass panels refract, conjuring new color combinations and lending the piece a quasi-kaleidoscopic feel.
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Pastel-streaked skies, kaleidoscopic water, and sunburnt silhouettes signal the day's end on Rio de Janeiro's Arpoador beach promenade.
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As in "Afternoon of a Faun," an idea remains largely fixed while the context around it undergoes kaleidoscopic changes.
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So what we are seeing in the kaleidoscopic scenario is all three types of human conflict potentially playing out.
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The other is the actual center of the space, the focal point for many of Ms. Sperber's kaleidoscopic designs.
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At Day for Night, she will provide a large outdoor projection, a kaleidoscopic compilation of her very timely works.
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" He then looked up to Hall's kaleidoscopic ceiling: "And the crown, while spectacular, is very tall above the stage.
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It is surrounded by other skyscrapers of assorted colors and unconventional shapes that together form the kaleidoscopic Doha skyline.
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Guests tumbled out in kaleidoscopic panjabis and saris and were led to our doorstep by the smell of biryani.
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As one of the main songwriters in New Hampshire's MMOSS, Tuttle blended dreamy kaleidoscopic pop with cascading guitar harmonies.
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The film's soundtrack is a beautiful blend of old and new in a sonic kaleidoscopic swirl for your ears.
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They ring what has become an urban meadow — the south roof, mostly covered by 6.75 acres of kaleidoscopic sedum.
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His private planet, meanwhile, is a kaleidoscopic fantasia that suggests modestly trippy science-fiction and heavy-metal cover art.
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McCoy used a fragmentary perspective, foreground and background shuffling within the same plane, to highlight a kaleidoscopic Los Angeles.
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The big cube boy does look similar to Samsung's recent Note 10 series and its kaleidoscopic Aura Glow finish.
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The nearly 12,000-pound crystal contraption now includes more than 32,000 lights that emit billions of kaleidoscopic color patterns.
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In a retrospective in the south of France, Paz Errázuriz's kaleidoscopic vision encompasses all aspects of life in Santiago.
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Tuymans steps up to the bar, and this feels like a kaleidoscopic tour of Ensor's clearly voraciously imaginative brain.
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Spanning nearly 24 minutes, it's one sinewy, melodic stretch of twinkling pop and R&B through a kaleidoscopic club lens.
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Mandi Lennard, PR guru and founder of Mandi's BasementAn industry legend, Lennard has a kaleidoscopic view of Fashion Week's history.
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From obscure African boogie to a classic house, techno, and reggae, his set is as kaleidoscopic as the festival itself.
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Afterwards, he winds colorful string around each pin, creating a kaleidoscopic whirl of patterns that replicate specific stars in space.
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They're 25 feet high or so when you're standing inside each of them, and they create enormous mirrored kaleidoscopic caves.
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We now get a kaleidoscopic view of events as they unfold, often in real time, on our screens and devices.
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Why, of the many fabulous shots that reflected kaleidoscopic diversity, did the spread feature an overwhelming majority of white students?
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WRECKED by Maria Padian (2016) Set on a college campus, this novel offers a kaleidoscopic account of one woman's assault.
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Pickled seaweed salad and furikake take the dish in a somewhat kaleidoscopic direction, in terms of both texture and flavor.
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Over the decades, Mr. O'Brien developed a kaleidoscopic career that seemed to mirror the evolution of the downtown sensibility itself.
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For them, LSD is less a kaleidoscopic mind expander than a humble mood enhancer, as subtle and quotidian as Prozac.
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Think, too, of Themyscira from the Wonder Woman comics and the town of Macondo from Gabriel García Márquez's kaleidoscopic sagas.
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Black Mountain wasn't a singular thing, but rather a kaleidoscopic, multidisciplined, deep dive into the passions of those around you.
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We are woven into this kaleidoscopic memoir by our desires to consume pain, to blur fact and fiction, to escape.
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His legacy lives on through these rich snapshots of Victorian wildlife, and the ideologically kaleidoscopic lens through which he viewed them.
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"We will reduce taxes to recover the momentum of our economy," said Akufo-Addo, wrapped in a traditional kaleidoscopic "kente" robe.
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They take a road trip into the city together, and from there, their lives spiral into kaleidoscopic, but always entertaining, plotlines.
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We wore mismatched, unwashed sweatshirts and leggings with weird kaleidoscopic patterns because our mother didn't pay much attention to our clothes.
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The result is a dreamy series of kaleidoscopic mirror selfies of Morrocco's nearest and dearest, often photobombed by the artist himself.
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Through HFT's kaleidoscopic lens, Treister was able to bring together "a variety of seemingly diverse interests," she tells The Creators Project.
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There are few among us who will truly experience the world in all its kaleidoscopic possibility as Springfield hero Ralph Wiggum.
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Yes, she's the ridiculously talented artist, who creates a kaleidoscopic world in which to flex her songwriting, performing and visual prowess.
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That these little games are being given a platform on such a sizable stage is indicative of the industry's kaleidoscopic expansion.
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Look at the sculptures through the custom Marbles app on an iPhone or tablet, and Spalter's kaleidoscopic video work will play.
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Missoni upcycled vintage swatches into a kaleidoscopic coat, and Etro combined a "Little House on the Prairie" aesthetic with eclectic geometries.
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Kaleidoscopic patterns of light flash through leaves and trails of bubbles materialize as the video camera pans over an oceanic scene.
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The design (overseen by Kim Mupangilai) is spartan but hospitable, with white walls, kaleidoscopic tiling and tchotchkes like miniature rocking horses.
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Creator Ian McLarty has made a series of seemingly impossible spaces here: kaleidoscopic rooms that undulate as you walk through them.
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Dressing well has become a condition of N.B.A. superstardom, be it in Russell Westbrook's kaleidoscopic fantasias or LeBron James's steely luxury.
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The rule of law must be seen in this kaleidoscopic world to be more powerful than the rule of the gun.
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That led to a section of ground-level, stick-wielding choreography that looks kaleidoscopic, almost Busby Berkeleyesque, when viewed from above.
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Architects from Foster & Partners restored the original wood and marble staircase and added a glinting, kaleidoscopic roof over an interior courtyard.
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And Ms. Drury gloriously confirms her status as a playwright for whom the long view is disturbingly, divertingly and endlessly kaleidoscopic.
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Roving through the row's derelict assortment of buildings, it takes little time to understand the kaleidoscopic array of works on view.
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The kaleidoscopic abstraction occupied pride of place in the gallery before the Modern's move earlier this year to a temporary facility.
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You can imagine the result of a bunch of JOIN operations as a fucked up, kaleidoscopic Venn diagram of overlapping relationships.
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But many subplots of Mr Kushner's kaleidoscopic work, from performative, vulnerable masculinity to conflicts within the progressive movement, are still fresh today.
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Even solely based on their forest green-hued album cover, you'll notice a fitting, kaleidoscopic image of the band surrounded in nature.
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But ARMY also has receipts, and will let you know that SNL's portrayal doesn't paint a whole picture of their kaleidoscopic makeup.
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A journey through the imagination's wild currents, Come Swim conjures a kaleidoscopic portrait of one man's emotional interior — unbounded darkness and desire.
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Related Satellite Photos Get Kaleidoscopic in These Lenticular Prints Earth, from Four Astronauts' Perspectives Cuban-American History Surfaces in José Parlá's Paintings
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The video follows astronaut David Bowman as he transitions through the different compartments of his spaceship while his kaleidoscopic world flickers crazily.
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Lifted from their ninth album, The Light In You (via Bella Union), the video, premiering above, is a rainbow-colored kaleidoscopic trip.
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While vibrant, kaleidoscopic prints invigorated the collection, Jacobs' signature daisy print was also on display, showing up on a handful of looks.
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Overlaid on this kaleidoscopic landscape is the possible return to industrial-age conflict as tensions between the United States and Russia increase.
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Naked bodies, and myriad plants and flowers, often seen under water and in immense close-up, drift and mingle amid kaleidoscopic color.
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In "Psychoactive," Super Symmetry interprets the hallucinogenic plants Peyote and Morning Glory (a flower with LSD-like effects) as colorful and kaleidoscopic.
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All of this — the kaleidoscopic theories, the stalled investigation, the constant media coverage — went on for months as no one was indicted.
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It is a rather wanton kaleidoscopic vision, intrinsically partial and fragmented that pays no homage to the grandeur of the composer's life.
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In Australia, sunlight bathed the many vibrant species of reef fish almost constantly, but they lived against a kaleidoscopic backdrop of coral.
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Whereas the video for "Tidal Wave" was a kaleidoscopic animated trip, this one looks like it was filmed in Warhol's factory. Observe!
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The camera also produced kaleidoscopic images that, combined with Linton's audio sine waves, seemed to presage the onslaught of the mechanical age.
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She said that scientifically backed research matters more to this older demographic than trippy "kaleidoscopic articles in Vice" extolling the ayahuasca experience.
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It's unformulaic and kaleidoscopic, with intricate groupings that grow and change like life-forms and a guileless enthusiasm for invention and exploration.
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The six-minute showpiece may begin a bit slow, but only because Styles packs those six minutes with a kaleidoscopic emotional experience.
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She appears in Mr. LaChapelle's surreally kaleidoscopic image with arms outstretched, gazing skyward and floating against a backdrop of primordial looking greenery.
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With persistent looking, the eye is drawn into a kaleidoscopic space made up of small interlocking elements evocative of machinery and/or sex.
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You begin on a small sailboat in a dense, kaleidoscopic environment, watching the horizon as shapes and colors subtly shift all around you.
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Far from minimalistic, with its wide array of colorful visual cacophonies and kaleidoscopic multimedia art, the Tokyo-based audiovisual label BRDG goes big.
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Related: These Kaleidoscopic Paintings Look Like Optical Illusions Enter the Optical Illusion Graffiti Void Illustrating the Irony of Relationships in the Digital Age
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Nestled between kaleidoscopic graffitied walls on a blink-and-you'll-miss-it side street in east London lies a bookstore with a difference.
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The writings that come later in Geometry of Shadows lack the shifting, kaleidoscopic textures and suggestive depths of the poems written in Ferrara.
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The singer Ciara was there in a shimmering kaleidoscopic maxi gown and patiently taking selfies with adoring fans alongside the model Suki Waterhouse.
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Ms. Farmanfarmaian's dazzling, mirrored sculptures and jewelry combine architecture, celestial geometry and Sufism with traditional Islamic craft techniques to produce a kaleidoscopic effect.
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Related: Kaleidoscopic MRI Art Brings Beauty to Neurological Illness The Absurdist Scientific Art of Dopamine Collective Listen to the Sound of Tomato DNA
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At the same time, he began producing geometric works that he called triads and quadrants, whose dazzling, kaleidoscopic colors verged on Op Art.
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I have a particular affinity for the pol sambol — incorporating coconut, chile and lime — with its kaleidoscopic depth from pungent, cured Maldive fish.
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In this respect, Tuymans absolutely steps up to the bar, and it feels like a kaleidoscopic tour of Ensor's clearly voraciously imaginative brain.
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She's surrounded by kaleidoscopic mosaics of glass, while an overturned clay pot reading "LOOK HERE" seems to give birth to an incomprehensibly massive plant.
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A surrealist journey through the imagination's wild currents, Come Swim conjures a stunningly kaleidoscopic portrait of one man's emotional interior — unbounded darkness and desire.
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There it splinters in kaleidoscopic bits of me, him, me, him, me, him, with pieces of both of us sprinkled over sand and sea.
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Known for his witty artistic commentary on Instagram, Saint Hoax satirizes viral moments in American culture through kaleidoscopic pop references and twisted Disney imagery.
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A journey through the imagination's wild currents, Come Swim conjures a kaleidoscopic portrait of one man's emotional interior, complete with unbounded darkness and desire.
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It boasts a kaleidoscopic display of 800-odd artefacts mainly from the universe of Japanese manga (comic books) and anime (animation), and American cartoons.
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Both disquieting and comforting— yet undeniably present and engaging in both respects— Dirty Projectors is a kaleidoscopic document of Longstreth's strange, solitary new reality.
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I drew a gorgeous horn in white icing, and — with minutes to go — etched a kaleidoscopic tail before covering the entire cake with glitter.
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Utilizing multiple disciplines, techniques, and mediums from video, photography and painting, Basim Magdy's kaleidoscopic works provide thought-provoking ruminations of what is to come.
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Behind me, the fountain beneath Alexander was now illuminated by a kaleidoscopic light show as Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" blasted on a loop.
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Hartman's kaleidoscopic book foregrounds the stories of young, poor black women in New York and Philadelphia in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
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The styles include a series of increasingly trippy patterns the brand describes as "a kaleidoscopic dreamscape" alongside more subdued striped and floral print options.
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Then America was shaken by the kaleidoscopic lies of Joe McCarthy who used his Senate subcommittee as an instrument of personal and political terror.
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"Baroque Hoedown," which appears on side two of Kaleidoscopic Vibrations, became the feature song in Disneyland's Main Street Electric Parade in the early 1970s.
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Whereas lesser producers would be overshadowed by such a cabal of guests, here, they only serve to accentuate the producer's kaleidoscopic, percussion-first instrumentals.
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While his portraits were formal representations of the samurai, he digitally manipulated his textile studies, stitching them together so the final images are kaleidoscopic.
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Related Patterns of Life Emerge in Petri Dish Macro Videography Breathtaking Aerial Photographs Capture London's Kaleidoscopic Landscape An Instrument Translates Landscape Paintings Into Music
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The trials and tribulations of a modern romance are brought together in a swirling kaleidoscopic sequence filled with overlapping miniature couples and smiling faces.
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In the stark and celestial work, Mr. Gehry's two-tiered set provides a towering stage for Ms. Childs's kaleidoscopic configurations, executed by 11 dancers.
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Under the patronage of Raf Simons, the brand's chief creative director, Mr. Ruby has transformed the towering Art Deco building in his kaleidoscopic vision.
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"Ooo Oui" (2017) and the fantastically kaleidoscopic "Khemetstry" are also made of antique quilt fragments, but these are arranged in sharp abstract geometric patterns.
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Yet whether in the kaleidoscopic warmth of Jamaica or the gray chill of London, "Yardie"'s sunlight-filled songs will make your toes twitch.
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Marlon James's last kaleidoscopic novel, the Man Booker Prize-winning A Brief History of Seven Killings, is currently being adapted into a limited series.
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Makin' Moves depicts scans of people dressed like they're on a sitcom transforming into surreal geometric abstractions, creating almost kaleidoscopic designs out of limbs.
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Today, the LA-based band has dropped a kaleidoscopic new video for the single "Heart Eyes," a song off last year's LP titled III.
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Odessey and Oracle, a kaleidoscopic musical vision spanning cultures, genres and moods, has steadily risen from obscurity to the lofty status of a rock masterpiece.
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Performing outdoors at Motorco Park on Thursday, they also get bonus points for their kaleidoscopic backing visuals, which made you feel as if you're underwater.
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The Bells is a dizzying, kaleidoscopic, and rhythmically adventurous release—one that will likely cement Kovács' reputation as one of dance music's premier-league producers.
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For over a decade now the songwriter and producer has been making brittle and brilliant pop songs, based around heavenward harmonies and kaleidoscopic synth lines.
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The hosts laid out softened sticks of butter and squeeze bottles of honey, near an enormous tea set with a kaleidoscopic array of colored glasses.
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The video, directed by Brady Spear, sees a number of scenes from city life—buildings, bridges, and freeways—bent and reflected in a kaleidoscopic effect.
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She was wearing a kaleidoscopic Mary Katrantzou shift dress, hair in tight braids and diamond solitaire studs the size of quarters glistening in her ears.
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Decades before C.G.I., Berkeley constructed lavishly kaleidoscopic productions: scores of dancers and musicians; elaborate sets; and innovations like revolving stages, overhead camera shots and mirrors.
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It's a kaleidoscopic record, twisting reality into pretty shapes and colors, then scrapping it all for a new pattern at the flick of a wrist.
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Pick-and-rolls on one side of the floor coincided with pin-downs and flare-screens on the other, kaleidoscopic actions resolving in open threes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For her solo debut at Marlborough Chelsea, Shara Hughes presents eight near-dizzying kaleidoscopic paintings of landscapes and oceans.
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His sonic landscape is as kaleidoscopic as his personal style — grungy, minimalist, funky and futuristic all at once — and his rhymes flow like cool waters.
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A Word With Half a century into an illustrious career, with its queens and detectives and other kaleidoscopic women, one thing still eluded Helen Mirren.
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An authorized Pantone-themed boutique hotel in Brussels immerses its guests in a kaleidoscopic array of colors, right down to their bedspreads and coffee mugs.
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Instead of the false clarity of the white cube, "Post Zang Tumb Tuuum" gives us a plural, kaleidoscopic view of the decades of Il Duce.
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Cross-Dressing and Drag on Screen provides a kaleidoscopic portrait of gender swaps, bends, and reversals, highlighting drag's ubiquity across time, place, and social milieu.
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For all their initial intensity, the wines soften after 2000 years of aging, revealing a graceful complexity, with savory kaleidoscopic flavors: herbal, balsam and saline.
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From there, Ms. Baskin spiraled backward and outward, assembling a kaleidoscopic record of women both arguing for their rights, and simply going about their business.
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One would serve rotisserie chicken, and the other would present more adventurous pieces of that country's kaleidoscopic cuisine, as Erik Ramirez does at Llama Inn.
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The cold, kaleidoscopic quality played off the wit of what the letters were made to spell ("The world is burning, but I keep on turning").
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In later years, some of his paintings approached a kind of futuristic, kaleidoscopic abstraction, but the play with different sorts of images and illusions persisted.
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Instead, she chose something that seemed to be brimming with life: fabric with a washed-out kaleidoscopic pattern by a small Brooklyn company called Eskayel.
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The Limelight team from Hungary showcased an incredibly complex montage of depth illusions and kaleidoscopic movements that ultimately culminated with a kinetic octopus-woman graphic.
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Carved by ancient volcanic activity and peppered by ever-changing, kaleidoscopic natural beauty, Yellowstone, the world's oldest national park, is monitored extremely closely by scientists.
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And while the spiked cap — meant to resemble those trademark towering heels — has stayed the same in concept, each one got a holographic, kaleidoscopic-like upgrade.
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Photographs by Chronis Spanos that pair unaltered and kaleidoscopic perspectives of the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum make us revisit the highly familiar in foreign reconfigurations.
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Before Apple decided to release a new phone every year, Phil Kives was filling the world with a glorious, delirious, kaleidoscopic array of totally useless crap.
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His chameleon style, kaleidoscopic hair shades and catchy songs have won him an army of fans in the millions in Asia, especially in his home country.
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"The Officeman," Mr. Browne's men's wear show for last summer's New York Fashion Week, used a dizzying infinity of mirrors to deliver a similarly kaleidoscopic effect.
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Though Parker's project started modestly, making kaleidoscopic, driving, and John Lennon-inspired songs about loneliness, his later material fully immersed itself in more ambitious pop territory.
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From suburban couples in Sydney to a sexual rivalry in 16th-century India, these movies offer a kaleidoscopic approach to the same topic when taken together.
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Instead, you get one of the greatest records of the century to date: a kaleidoscopic masterpiece that sounds like everything and nothing at the same time.
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These dirty little wars have become "kaleidoscopic" in nature, and the winding-down conflict in Syria is a prime example of how bizarre conflict has become.
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"This Must Be the Place" is an "incorrigibly plural" book, offering its story through a kaleidoscopic proliferation of points of view, fractured chronologies and geographical shifts.
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Jane Fonda likening the kaleidoscopic Oscars set to the Orgasmatron from her sexy '60s-era "Barbarella," which has long been scorned as being retrograde to women.
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And his novels, whether they are kaleidoscopic histories, political thrillers, generational sagas or slapstick comedies, are remarkable for their ability to inhabit a host of perspectives.
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What aspects of the kaleidoscopic collective black soul as expressed in the arts would they want to emphasize and remember 25 or 50 years from now?
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Over the course of seven seasons, he's put out kaleidoscopic furs, iridescent trench coats and fuchsia-to-azure ombré dresses with Fortunyesque swirls of sunray pleating.
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Conventional wisdom holds that players must have decades of experience to do this music justice, but younger ensembles often thrive on its kaleidoscopic, dial-spinning nature.
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They burrowed into the quaint rooms packed with kaleidoscopic Pucci pants, Chanel purses and all manner of clothing from what seemed to be every era ever.
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Aronson suggests that it was her "kaleidoscopic vision"—what we might now call an intersectional outlook—that meant no movement fully claimed her as its own.
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The extraordinary Quincy Tyler Bernstine portrayed both the original Mary Seacole and an assortment of latter-day avatars in Lileana Blain-Cruz's kaleidoscopic, time-warping production.
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When I received my first piece of Kandi in 2016, my head was spinning from the loud music and the swirls of kaleidoscopic color around me.
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In Wang's kaleidoscopic essays, memoir has been shattered into sliding and overlapping pieces so that the story of her life subtly shifts from essay to essay.
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Grossly implicated in nature's devastation in almost all of our acts, we do not eliminate gray areas, but instead, turn them into kaleidoscopic delusions-cum-nightmares.
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The kaleidoscopic top hovers above customary bedroom furniture and hundreds if not thousands of artificial flowers in the form of plastic bouquets, lamps, pillows, knickknacks, decorations, etc.
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Glittery coils moved in tandem with the string quartet's steady ostinato in the opening section, the rotating images becoming denser and more kaleidoscopic as the music intensified.
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Across 14 tracks, kaleidoscopic chunks of sound splatter against one another like a 3D-rendered food fight, evoking artists like Arca and Autechre's more untethered software experiments.
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I think it means that now we can kind of acknowledge the hunger we have to see women represented in kaleidoscopic ways on film or in television.
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The video, meanwhile, is a kaleidoscopic clip made up of iphone footage shot over the past 12 months and overlaid with Mound karaoke-ing her heart out.
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Where Milk was a close-up of the gay politician Harvey Milk, When We Rise is a kaleidoscopic portrait of the LGBTQ rights movement in San Francisco.
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The Tate advises "slow-looking" in the exhibition, but one doesn't really need to be told to pay close attention when surrounded by these immersive, kaleidoscopic images.
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The Japanese art and technology collective recently put up a 3,000-square-meter (32,291-square-foot) kaleidoscopic show of color and light within a dome in Tokyo.
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Where Milk was a close-up of the gay politician Harvey Milk, When We Rise is a kaleidoscopic portrait of the LGBTQ rights movement in San Francisco.
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Underneath them, a mirrored floor creates a kaleidoscopic effect, giving visitors mild vertigo if they step inside and glance down to see themselves floating in multicolored space.
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It was both natural and exhilarating when he developed his crunchy, guitar-driven heaters on 2010's Innerspeaker into the widescreen, kaleidoscopic pop of 2012's Lonerism.
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Between her band's gentle, rootsy roll and the kaleidoscopic hues from the church's stained glass, the set felt like an uncharacteristically blissful evening at the Spahn ranch.
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Each shift in the light coaxed rainbows from the bog pools, transforming the ground underfoot from a rotting cabbage stew to a sumptuous carpet, luxuriant and kaleidoscopic.
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From there, the viewer is catapulted into a hyperactive sequence of kaleidoscopic images, depicting everything from a monolithic brick phone to isolated deserts to remote satellite dishes.
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Whereas blood relations tend to share a certain monochromatic tint, professional ties can be kaleidoscopic in their randomness, not to mention intensely Machiavellian and therefore inherently dramatic.
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Gowns were threaded with intricate embroidery, either strapless with metallic threads of gold or silver, or with puffed sleeves and kaleidoscopic combinations of pinks, reds and purples.
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The biography is based on a kaleidoscopic mix of archival materials, close readings of Himes's published writing and personal letters and conversations with people who knew him.
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The screen swirled and pulsed with a vivid, kaleidoscopic animation of brightly colored spheres in long looping orbits that periodically collapsed into nebulae before dispersing once more.
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In his paintings, Gilliam imbues the tragedy of Black death (some liken the peaks of his draperies to Klansman cloaks) and the kaleidoscopic potential of Black life.
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The main street of the city, which is a kaleidoscopic jumble of vibrantly painted homes and buildings, was closed to traffic to accommodate food and craft stands.
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Jacob finds himself full of "long-lost rage," but his struggle to retain sanity is characterized by an appealing curiosity, a kaleidoscopic storytelling style, and philosophical humor.
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His joyful, kaleidoscopic aesthetic — marked by a cacophony of textures, psychedelic colors and sculptural knits — helped Bovan stand out during his London Fashion Week debut in September.
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The London-based designer, lauded for her geometric configurations and kaleidoscopic palette, explained that her newest (and largest) high jewelry outing is conceived of four connecting chapters.
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" The gallery claims these large scale paintings embody all of Perry's signature elements through a "series of kaleidoscopic abstractions and ebullient distillations of the pop and surrealist canon.
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Usually it's been him alone, or in a duo with John Digweed, stoically leading clubbers on a kaleidoscopic journey through the deepest emotions and the most blissful ecstasy.
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He revels in the beauty a beach lined with umbrellas, the symmetry of cars filling a parking lot, and the kaleidoscopic color of ports teeming with shipping containers.
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From bubblegum pink finger-waves to kaleidoscopic knee-length mermaid hair, Weeks' creations hardly resemble the store-bought, "church-lady" coiffures you might have once associated with wigs.
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For every five souvenir shops is one jewelry store hawking 2000-karat chains, the shops so bright with artificial lights that they'll cause your vision to turn kaleidoscopic.
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In a soft haze of glistening color, take a journey into the kaleidoscopic world of Beautycon to witness firsthand the powerful influence of cosmetics on today's youth culture.
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On a single keyboard, their hands constantly crossing each other's, Juho Pohjonen and Orion Weiss played this kaleidoscopic music fairly straight, adding little extra to Bartok's sardonic edge.
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The threads woven through the iconic Chanel tweed also mirrored the colorful cables, and the billowing chiffon dresses that closed the show were detailed with kaleidoscopic digi-prints.
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From groups making their debut to seasoned musicians, you can bet that there will be some combination of razor sharp choreography, kaleidoscopic visuals, or high-concept plot lines.
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Director Doug Liman's electro-fueled romp through the late-90s LA rave scene is an incisive, kaleidoscopic snapshot of youth culture on the brink of a new century.
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The kaleidoscopic, enigmatic music of the Danish composer Per Norgard, 83, has been seldom performed in America until recently being championed by the New York Philharmonic and others.
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With 672 LED modules and the ability to produce 16 million vibrant colors and billions of patterns, the ball creates a kaleidoscopic effect on top of Times Square.
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Players from opposing sides put aside their differences and come together to unite under the kaleidoscopic gauze of nationhood—bound by birth, if not political and cultural affiliation.
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Today, the Burj Khalifa displays dazzling light shows throughout the evening, these kaleidoscopic visuals serving as a testament to Dubai's commitment to pushing the limits of technological innovation.
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For example, "My Funny Valentine," on view at the 8th Floor Gallery's exhibition, is a kaleidoscopic image of hearts made out of an ambiguous assortment of body parts.
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The sky and the windowed walls of the palazzo become a kaleidoscopic jumble of flashes seen through the slide's transparent top — a hallucinogenic effect common to Höller's creations.
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But in trying to squeeze all that into a kaleidoscopic workplace dramedy, it achieves only a paradox: It makes mental illness seem just as uninteresting as its cure.
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Locals and tourists indulge their pleasures at kaleidoscopic nightclubs or the red-light district's L.A. Cafe, standing in stark contrast to taxis with lights reading "Simple Prayer" outside.
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The company, based in Tel Aviv, will perform Mr. Naharin's latest work, "Venezuela," which contains familiar ingredients like ferocious solos, kaleidoscopic ensemble scenes and moments of theatrical audaciousness.
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Windows are small, but afford magnificent views of farmland and mountains all the more cherishable for being like tiny kaleidoscopic jewels amid expanses of otherwise unadorned plaster walls.
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There is the sheer beauty of the forests of brightly colored corals and the equally kaleidoscopic fish they harbor, a panorama that attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors.
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Baltimore born-and-based artist Theresa Chromati wants to smash this derogatory moniker and reclaim it by presenting black women in all their kaleidoscopic glory, power, and complexity.
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The single is a reference to BTS' 2014 song "Boy In Luv," with a lighter, more joyous sound that is echoed in Halsey's feature and the colorful, kaleidoscopic video.
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The artist painted the interior roof of the building with a kaleidoscopic pattern that when paired with the dome's ring of windows creates the effect of ornate, concentric circles.
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And while the 27-year-old Oscar-winner has conquered Hollywood with roles in box-office smashing films ranging from The Hunger Games to Darren Aronofsky's kaleidoscopic thriller, Mother!
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The by-no-means exhaustive list below highlights artists from all over, but the Dallas scene deserves some extra shine: Arthur Peña's kaleidoscopic paintings mine the artist's emotional landscape.
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Kaleidoscopic, fantastic images surged in on me, alternating, variegated, opening and then closing themselves in circles and spirals, exploding in colored fountains.... The world was as if newly created.
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While the basic utility of the internet was accepted from its genesis, nobody could have foreseen all of its kaleidoscopic permutations or the profound ways it would reshape society.
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With each kaleidoscopic twist of the story, characters who seem aloof or hostile in one telling are humanised in the light of a set of "what ifs" in another.
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Rows and rows of dazzling sandals and pumps, sneakers and espadrilles, all showered with embellishments in a kaleidoscopic palette, line the racks in the headquarters' airy pastel-colored showroom.
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An acclaimed indie director hired for his first big-budget movie was pushed out when the studio and producers recoiled from his kaleidoscopic treatment of the night in question.
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For all its kaleidoscopic diversity, New York City has one of the most segregated school systems in the country, with divisions created and reinforced by decades of policy decisions.
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Punk's kaleidoscopic swirl of noise, aggression and attitude must have been what grabbed that first generation of teenagers in dreary 1970s Britain who fell in love with the music.
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Otherworldly It's easy to get lost in the kaleidoscopic world-building of NINEFOX GAMBIT (Solaris, paper, $9.99), the first novel by the well-regarded story writer Yoon Ha Lee.
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And those who understand this will be aware of LATER, the group who featured on that track and carved it into a delectable platter of sun-drenched, kaleidoscopic sound.
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There were stories of long-lost friends next to struggles at work, moments of historical significance flowing into prosaic family vignettes: kaleidoscopic portals into moments of my grandfather's life.
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As a film, this kaleidoscopic sleaze fest, about a female rock trio trying to make it in free-love-era Los Angeles, is basically one big brown-acid trip.
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Jeremiah - "Get You Alone (Florentino remix)" Catchdubs Moby - "Porcelain (Nick Catchdubs Kaleidoscopic Mind Mix)"Goldlink - "Kokamoe Freestyle"Barclay Crenshaw feat "Cool Kids - U Are In My System"Promnite feat.
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The eye is drawn to the full rhythmic structure of the kaleidoscopic space where smaller, interlocking elements lure it into deep, opulent repetitions of machinic (and implicitly sexual) acts.
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You can ride on looping, spinning, creaking rides to the blasting music of the nearest top 40 station, the night illuminated by the kaleidoscopic lights of these carnival contraptions.
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Coins, ceramic fragments, ossuaries and stone slabs bear inscriptions in Hebrew, Greek, Latin and Samaritan, illustrating the kaleidoscopic variety of cultures present in the Holy Land during the first centuries.
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This exhibition revealed more of the world of this transcendental species, with elaborately costumed mannequins holding outlandish poses, ornately futuristic masks and busts, kaleidoscopic projections, and an augmented reality experience.
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In addition to previewing clips from the upcoming animated movie, the kaleidoscopic video finds Williams singing while Minions from the animated movie back him on bass, keyboard and snare drum.
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His kaleidoscopic use of colour in works like "Antibes" (pictured, above) makes the viewer see through a prism to see everything Russell sees, as though almost in a dreamlike reverie.
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The project consists of ten mandalas whose kaleidoscopic designs are created from repurposed batteries, electrical wires, light bulbs, microchips, laptops, TVs, vacuum cleaners, electronic toys, music players, phones, and more.
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World has an earthier, more naturalistic color palette than the kaleidoscopic 3DS games, and its new lighting engine looks particularly stunning in HDR if you have the TV to match.
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Plus, the whole thing is soundtracked by a prog band named Goblin, whose whirlwind, kaleidoscopic score sounds like something you'd put on to guarantee you have a bad mushroom trip.
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And the awe factor is pretty high: About 20 brews are on tap and hundreds of bottles — whose colorful labels create a sort of kaleidoscopic display — are available for purchase.
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But their transparency is arresting; these are the only letters in the book where Plath sets aside the kaleidoscopic genius of her style in favor of the plainest possible account.
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There's the mother-son tale, the politico-cultural kaleidoscopic survey, accounts of Faye's coming-of-age, Samuel's adolescence and his subsequent early midlife crisis, along with other odds and ends.
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For instance, Mary Sully, an avant-garde Dakota artist from the 20th century, made jewel-like, kaleidoscopic triptychs on paper that fuse Native American designs with a Western modernist aesthetic.
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Dressed in a matching cardigan and skirt in a kaleidoscopic poppy print, she's surveying the party she's throwing at the newly opened Russell Square restaurant Neptune during London Fashion Week.
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Cadbury is currently working on a kaleidoscopic symbol of female liberation inspired by a 1975 poster of a women's march in Hackney — which was, she says, attended by her mum.
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The visual material is culled from comic strips, street demonstrations, Cuban movie posters and filmed be-ins; the technique encompasses collages, stick figure animations, shadow plays and kaleidoscopic special effects.
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The blend of Beethoven snippets is kaleidoscopic, and with the two sonic planes — string quartet versus massive tutti — add to the dizzying effort of chasing the ever-changing focal points.
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So I approach each new production of it with particularly high standards, hoping to see a beloved kaleidoscopic work (and my favorite Shakespeare comedy) from yet another freshly arranged perspective.
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His startup built an app for the Gear VR called "Lucy," aimed at music festival goers, which put kaleidoscopic LSD-inspired filters over footage from the passthrough camera on the phone.
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But even setting Dougie aside — and I'm still digging everything about him — the slow, kaleidoscopic view of these characters and this world that Twin Peaks is offering is really something else.
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No matter how much of DC's kaleidoscopic blackness his 133th and U Street coffee shop contained and refracted, Starbucks remained a flag, a signal flare, a sign of an oncoming epidemic.
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Your Gay Thoughts have blessed us with the video for the remix, which you can check out below—it features a kaleidoscopic barrage of shapes and colors flying across the screen.
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So thanks so much for coming out, for talking at such length, for covering such a kaleidoscopic range of topics, and we look forward to the next time we see you.
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" Not all of what we saw of the Dora Milaje combat â€" we also got to see them presiding over a kaleidoscopic yet solemn ceremony to crown a new, untested king.
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Inexplicable shots of a people running down the street, seemingly panicked, someone jumping off a bridge, are intercut with kaleidoscopic visuals—the grain of analog giving it all an added intensity.
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Vibrant kaleidoscopic mixed-media meets the visual cues of modern pop culture, bringing digital and physical dimensions together to highlight the shrinking gap between them in the work of Nick Thomm.
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The slow movement of the First achieves a hypnotic stillness, as the brass section repeatedly unfurls a stately chorale alongside a varied, kaleidoscopic accompaniment that includes African drums and cathedral chimes.
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His example has taught writers of all sorts — not merely poets and novelists — about strategies of both pinpoint clarity and anyone's-guess free association, of telegraphic brevity and ambiguous, kaleidoscopic moods.
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MILAN (Reuters) - A kaleidoscopic fairytale by Gucci and Fay's military-inspired looks opened Milan's womenswear fashion show on Wednesday with a display of clothing and accessories for spring and summer 2017.
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For his newest project, "Mirage Detroit," produced with the Detroit gallery Library Street Collective, Aitken has transformed the former State Savings Bank in downtown Detroit into a kaleidoscopic hall of mirrors.
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Long, stalking shots of deserted roads and darkening landscapes alternate with the flares of garish color in a kaleidoscopic birthday party, and the rainbow fluorescence of a bus shelter at night.
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Samara Golden's "The Meat Grinder's Iron Clothes" is a dystopian combination of mirrors and eight half-size miniature interiors — including some upside down — that create endless kaleidoscopic reflections of class conflict.
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The meta-fiction blends a quietly antic self-satire and a kaleidoscopic twist on the very concept of personal filmmaking with the intimate astonishments of the directors' do-it-yourself artistry.
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And Mr. Ovalles, on a sensitively changing series of instruments, pinpoints every shift of syncopation as the three players move through kaleidoscopic permutations of what a six-beat rhythm can do.
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Over the last few years, he's also been recording blistered, kaleidoscopic electronic compositions as Mukqs, probing similarly surreal realms to his other projects while keeping his sounds clear, his eyes open.
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"Caffeine enhances the cognitive and memory impairments of THC," Ferre told me, which would explain why the essay I was writing devolved into a kaleidoscopic rant of unrelated facts and emotional tangents.
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Look closely at Snuggies for the Revolution and you'll find kaleidoscopic rubber bullets, tasers, tear gas, police batons, and grenade launchers emblazoned on what might be the absolute embodiment of American consumerism.
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If you haven't heard the original, it has a very fun and chill electropop feel, and the official music video features a bunch of kaleidoscopic skateboarding, birds, and trains puffing colorful shapes.
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Using fabrics as a means to explore the knotty issues around globalization, Mack weaves together a kaleidoscopic meditation on how we — our clothes, cultural identities, and other economic baggage — are tied together.
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"It's an interesting and kaleidoscopic decision to share my feelings about something so intimate in a public forum," she wrote under a video of her gleefully soaking up the sun in Oahu.
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You can spend your time trying to decipher the painting, or you can enjoy it, with its kaleidoscopic use of color and the unconventional way Berryhill has placed the forms in space.
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When I opened the door to my hotel room, there wasn't a kaleidoscopic art installation waiting — just the scent of perfume and a set of woman's clothes laid out on the bed.
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Icelandic black metal may be some of the world's best, but there's more than one shade of black darkening Reykjavik's practice spaces—one of which is the kaleidoscopic range of progressive metal.
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Like these novels, Moby-Dick is known for the immensity of its ideas, vivid humor and conflict, kaleidoscopic explosions of language, and the sweeping measure of history it takes within its pages.
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We particularly love the Monet-inspired Waterlilies piano in Lower Manhattan; the Big Hug piano, which looks like a patterned tie, on Staten Island; and the kaleidoscopic Klangfarbenmelodie piano by Lincoln Center.
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From its kaleidoscopic deep field shots, which contain multitudes of galaxies, to its closeups of planets in our own solar system, Hubble is our window into the intense wonders of the universe.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. Birchard's kaleidoscopic vision has led him to collaborate with a diverse roster of musicians, from rap superstars like Kanye West and Drake to more avant-garde artists like Anohni.
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The camera zooms in on the surface of the stone, and soon we're suspended in a swell of C.G.I. — pink-flecked shards of bewildering diffraction, a tunnel of blithe and kaleidoscopic light.
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Their aesthetic is bright, kaleidoscopic, a child's vision of abundance frozen and preserved; she borrowed it in part from the genre of Czech movies called pohádka , lavish costume versions of fairy tales.
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He sat in the kaleidoscopic front room of the house, beside a pair of containers he had used to clean his car spray-painting guns, now transformed into giant Campbell's soup cans.
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In his latest effort, a music video for Shit Robot's "Lose Control," McGloughlin created his effects work entirely in-camera, producing a kaleidoscopic array of lights and patterns moving in hypnotic motion.
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Scored for three harpists, three pianists and three percussionists, the exuberant piece, composed late in his career, is a vivid example of Mr. Boulez's gift for using inventive instrumentation to create kaleidoscopic tableaux.
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The shock defeats left fifth-placed Chelsea and Arsenal both nine points behind leaders City, whose current brand of kaleidoscopic football makes them favorites to regain the title they last won in 2014.
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Bjork has said Utopia is about "rediscovering love," and maybe for Bjork that's what happens when a floating orb extracts itself from your chest and your lover's chest and creates a kaleidoscopic forcefield.
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In Morgan Blair's paintings, our digital experiences exist as amorphous blobs of kaleidoscopic color, floating on an unfinished Photoshop canvas and littered with textures that don't seem to make sense at first glance.
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On "Alone," Marshmello employs a similar toolbox of trance and club sounds, although the mood he creates feels closer to the cheerful kaleidoscopic overload of Speed Racer than Girl Unit's sleek chrome vision.
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Wegmans is a fantasyland where all the produce is fresh, all the people are nice, everything is affordable, and all the products you could possibly want or need live together in kaleidoscopic harmony.
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"It feels like most channels are just a collection of shows," says Jonze, but VICELAND is a grand kaleidoscopic vision of what it's like to live in our world, the land of VICE.
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They are cued to the intensity of the personalities that power their stories — to their quirks, kaleidoscopic and/or diaristic visions, and in some ways to the inflections of genre in cinematic realism.
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They're installed on the third level women's gallery of the synagogue — opened as the Museum at Eldridge Street in 2007 — with one suspended up by the rose window, soaring in the kaleidoscopic light.
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This ode to Hollywood's Golden Age seamlessly combines live-action and animation, as cartoon characters ramble through kaleidoscopic capers and then step off set into 1947 Los Angeles to gripe about their paychecks.
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It belongs to the same kaleidoscopic aesthetic as psychedelic light shows and graphic design, the technicolor bus driven by Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters, and the dazzling colors experienced during acid trips.
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Carr's Chicago is populated with an equally kaleidoscopic cast, including the actual land speculator John Stephen Wright and the fictional Antje Hunter, presented as the first female reporter for The Chicago Daily Tribune.
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After the strange rhythm of the kaleidoscopic video and the white listening room, its gold and red colors feel richer, and are accented by the surrounding experience of the texture of Himalayan sound.
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The pianist Mr. Cables, 73, upholds a history of 20th-century piano playing that includes Walter Davis Jr.'s sturdy soul-jazz, the understated erudition of Mulgrew Miller and Herbie Hancock's kaleidoscopic harmonies.
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The Instagram life of LeBron James is a kaleidoscopic smorgasbord of nonstop activity and, as such, the clearest window into his personality, far more so than Twitter (which he joined in March 2009).
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We've passed through the funhouse mirror and into a land of melting clocks so many times that our reality has become a kaleidoscopic jumble of things we knew to be separate and unholy.
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There's Nitemind's rainbow glowing Pyramid, Ooni's VR experience Sticker Time, a column of TVs blasting glitchy animations called Untitled Reactions by Robert Beatty, and a kaleidoscopic selfie tunnel to prove you were there.
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Known for her rainbow-hued kaleidoscopic vision that has entranced pre-teens and teens alike, Frank's signature style represents a new wave of maximalist aesthetics that have come to define the contemporary world.
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While we're at it, hip-hop isn't just a space for "young male anger" either—rethinking that tired, racist cliche, and zooming out to appreciate hip-hop's kaleidoscopic nature, is essential right now.
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These are just a few of the moments that imprint on my mind while watching this kaleidoscopic, multifaceted, formalist depiction of living in the South, in Hale County, Alabama, as an African-American.
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Ms. Barbery unleashes a complete magical menagerie, a kaleidoscopic cast that includes not only elves but also unicorns; a giant squirrel; a fantastical, shape-shifting wild boar; and an otter with a human face.
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And as the swirling centerpiece of the otherwise relentless Badmotorfinger, "Searching With My Good Eye Closed" opened up the kaleidoscopic portal through which Soundgarden began smuggling heavier doses of pop melody into their sound.
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If you're the sort of person who might appreciate a pitch-fucked black metal interlude in the middle of a kaleidoscopic rap track with a pop-punk hook—they're the people you'd turn to.
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When the architect returned this spring, about 35,000 people were living on the site, in two- and three-storey homes in a kaleidoscopic array of colors and designs, all built by residents, said Doshi.
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I recently spoke to cultural historian Mike Jay—who's just written a definitive history of the drug, Mescaline: A Global History of the First Psychedelic—about humanity's age-old fascination with this kaleidoscopic substance.
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With a flair for Lego design at the tender age of nine, Sienna has her heart set on someday being able to turn her love of these kaleidoscopic bricks into a full-time job.
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I wanted to put the big center rock inside my mouth and bite down, and feel a thick flood of the YESSSSS that a monster ring promises through the kaleidoscopic lens of girl culture.
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The design of the Sense ball itself is downright delightful, and it illuminates in various colors to signal conditions in the room or to act as a kaleidoscopic light accompaniment to the morning alarm.
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Since they became partners in both life and art in 1967, Gilbert and George have featured themselves in most of their work, which encompasses an extraordinary range of media from performance to kaleidoscopic photomontages.
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Repeated within the kaleidoscopic texture, the line "My name is Daniel Pearl, I'm a Jewish American from Encino, California" seemed to swirl in space, freed from the coercive narrative Mr. Pearl's captors had created.
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The balance of power is ever-shifting in Daniel Irizarry's thrillingly kaleidoscopic, boldly physical world-premiere production at Intar Theater, which puts two pairs of actors — one male, one female — in the title roles.
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Both shops have exclusive jet black frames with mirrored Pacific blue lenses ($2198) and original art; Stuart Davis's kaleidoscopic mural and JooHee Yoon's bustling cityscape are also printed on postcards free for the taking.
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Taken together, these movies create a kaleidoscopic portrait of a profoundly changing nation using black, female and marginal characters who once would have remained behind while the white hero went off to write history.
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But given the kaleidoscopic range of views on human space exploration, it would be prudent to develop a common game plan for our potential future as Homo spaciens instead of stumbling into it blindly.
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Xue Wenwen transformed an adjacent room — with debris and quotidian objects still scattered about — into a kaleidoscopic mirror installation that fills yet dissects the space, a "Warmhole" (2016) that destabilizes the house's foreclosed fate.
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Recognized internationally for his kaleidoscopic explorations of the black experience, Mr. Adams, 21940, who is African-American, is the first major visual artist to use the Green Books as a creative point of departure.
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Eventually, she worked up the courage to call the Trauma Recovery Center, a pathbreaking program of the University of California, San Francisco that provides kaleidoscopic care for victims of violent crime and their families.
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Tony Kushner — the playwright whose magnum opus, "Angels in America," painted a kaleidoscopic portrait of the United States' AIDS crisis while it was still unfolding — is working on a new play about President Trump.
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In Something Between Us, costume jewelry, glass baubles, and other thrift store trinkets are transformed into portals to another world, reflective mediums for blissfully psychedelic prisms of light that swell into a kaleidoscopic cacophony.
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Square Feet REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Set against a vista of sea and mountains, the city's modern concert hall and convention center, with its kaleidoscopic facade of multicolored glass, averages more than 140,000 visitors each month.
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The centerpiece of her new exhibition at PPOW is "The Garden" (535–98), a kaleidoscopic, room-filling installation housing hundreds if not thousands of artificial flowers under a canopy of sewn together flower print dresses.
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The paint is applied in just about every way — scraped, scrubbed, daubed, squiggled, swiped, brushed, and heaped — creating a dizzying, kaleidoscopic effect that accentuates the swirling imagery: rotating helicopter blades squaring off against coiling tentacles.
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If you manage to play multiple cues in a row, you'll fire a pod or raw energy up the highway, awakening increasingly unsettling critters, like spirals of kaleidoscopic insect legs and a goliath demon head.
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And so in my mind's eye these coastal forms merge and blend in a shifting, kaleidoscopic pattern in which there is no finality, no ultimate and fixed reality—earth becoming fluid as the sea itself.
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The baby-chinned Mini-Me has grossly and reductively likened an estimated 11 million displaced Syrians to the kaleidoscopic candy that is Skittles in a tweet that has blown up the internet and enraged many.
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High above the seats, huge, curved walls became a kaleidoscopic array of neon sea creatures, with bean bag chairs where the symphony would be, and an otherworldly live score by none other than Animal Collective.
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She oversaw the 2013 sale of the most expensive carpet ever, a kaleidoscopic tapestry of leafy vines that was woven in Southeast Iran in the early 17th century and measures 9 feet by 2147½ feet.
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We are in the midst of making the earth a simpler, cruder, less hospitable place, not only for ourselves but for all the kaleidoscopic varieties of life that evolved here in a relatively stable climate.
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Cases in point: a 2017 Kickstarter to create a kaleidoscopic Lisa Frank makeup line and a revival of the teen brand Delia's, in all of its '90s glory, by the e-commerce company Dolls Kill.
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When you think of Mexican food, you probably think of carnitas tacos with a kaleidoscopic array of salsas, chiles rellenos stuffed with cheese and drenched with tomato salsa, or chicken drowned in a rich mole sauce.
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It was a perfect pop collage, kaleidoscopic in its vision but focused and clear all the same; it jumped and twitched around but never stumbled before finding a pop hook buried two minutes into a track.
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Though the series is only two episodes into its first season, it's already being lauded by critics for its "kaleidoscopic" storytelling, artful directing, and, bafflingly, for James Franco's starring role as twin brothers with matching mustaches.
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His recent statements about Syria—kaleidoscopic in their diversity—combined with his decision to order an attack, have half-convinced me that he is something wholly unique in the history of the presidency: an isolationist interventionist.
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On his watch, Hunter is rolling out what it calls its Core Concept: an all-season array of wet-weather gear, like rubberized fisherman coats, vinyl windbreakers and Wellington boots in a kaleidoscopic range of colors.
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Among the 85-piece collection is a flowing tunic patterned with sparkling figures from the "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" sequence and a faux fur coat in a kaleidoscopic swirl of red, purple and blue.
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"It's about creating a style for women that makes them feel strong yet beautiful," Rihanna said as she stood next to a floor-to-ceiling tower of frameless wraparound sunglasses in a kaleidoscopic range of hues.
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The kaleidoscopic imagery and spinning colors in the experimental filmmaker Jordan Belson's 26888 short "Allures," for instance — which was part of Kubrick's ample pre-"2001" viewing list — play like an antecedent to the Star Gate sequence.
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Suddenly her room and her city are alight with the bold colors of the horse's mane, and she's cast into a kaleidoscopic reverie: a field of bright blooms, a butterfly's wing, a dazzling abstract rectangular steed.
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The show served as a kaleidoscopic lens on the development of ballet in 20th-century New York alongside avant-garde visual arts, with a focus on the tight-knit circle of gay men who propelled it.
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I'm not sure what people who aren't interested in film or familiar with these personages will make of a kaleidoscopic enterprise that takes its title from an exhortation by the onetime studio chief Darryl F. Zanuck.
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In "Good Neighbors," she draws on a wide range of historical, literary, and sociological sources—from the stories of Raymond Carver to an ethnography of Crown Heights, Brooklyn—to produce a kaleidoscopic picture of American neighborliness.
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Instead, I was met with fractured images of myself in a plethora of works that make use of kaleidoscopic mirrors and spiraling lights: "In real life" (2019), "Your planetary window" (2019), and "Your spiral view" (2002).
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Take Casadei, which created sturdy snow boots with rubber soles or chunky block heels, then wrapped them in lashings of fur in sorbet shades, cocooning the foot and ankle in a blast of soft, kaleidoscopic color.
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You have to try to arrange its many kaleidoscopic fragments into a lens of truth, and then look through that skeptically, which takes more time and cognitive effort than a lot of people can or will expend.
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Just as a car show needs a Batmobile to give visitors an exciting selfie-op, Art Jakarta had Eko Nugroho's 16-foot-tall hanging textile "Moving Landscape," a kaleidoscopic explosion of brilliant color with spooky hanging tentacles.
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With viewership numbers that rival those of MSNBC or CNN, Twitch is less like a conventional Web site than like a kaleidoscopic television network: thousands of channels at once, broadcasting live at every hour of the day.
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With paintings of the highest canonical refinement, Cecily's art appeared to have tunneled up through the continuum of Western art history and emerged into the light-trailing, kaleidoscopic sense-memories of everything we had ever looked at.
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The 45th president will inherit problems associated with the region that are vastly more challenging than any in a generation as the old order has given way to a kaleidoscopic mix of alliances, rivalries and overlapping crises.
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Working with mirrored surfaces, Eliasson has installed six reflective installations designed to, "challenge our vision of the world through projected light, kaleidoscopic views, mirrors, and complex geometric sculptures," in the words of Alfred Pacquement, the exhibition's curator.
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The music of "Prayer Song" hovers with electric-piano chords and wordless backup voices; the lyrics are a kaleidoscopic, free-associative vision of Los Angeles, touching on lust, violence, gentrification, plastic surgery, masculinity, conspicuous consumption and religion.
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Moss blurred the lines between art and design and reinvented visual merchandising, displaying everything from an 18th-century Nymphenburg figurine to a kaleidoscopic array of Maarten Baas Clay chairs inside massive vitrines within the immaculate white space.
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Kaleidoscopic, explosive, and animated, graffiti icon John 'Crash' Matos' canvases pack a color-bursting optical punch in his latest exhibit, Breaking Ground: Redefining the Urban Experience, on view through October 31, 2016 at the JoAnne Artman Gallery.
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Prince came out and fucking slayed, playing a kaleidoscopic suite of his jams, doing raunchy Muddy Waters tunes, and talking about the politics of blackness in America, then doing insane guitar solos and endless funk vamps and chants.
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The true standout moments, perhaps expectedly, come in the form of two new original tracks "New Tribe" and "The Gift" each of which illustrate her kaleidoscopic approach to melody and rope-skipping rhythmic sense in all its vibrancy.
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"I wanted to let the chaotic energy and that kaleidoscopic sense of a mad jostle remain, but I cleaned up the chronology so that all of our characters could actually grow emotionally as the series progressed," he said.
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Almost like Max Ernst's bird paintings bursting into three-dimensional reality, there is an air of mystery and decadence to Levisse's exhibition, which also features sculptural masks and kaleidoscopic wallpaper, creating an immersive multimedia environment inside the gallery.
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Some highlights include: the prismatic low-key pop of Wizard Apprentice's "Pass The Inside Of My Mouth," the distant drones of Teasips "Even And Or The," Home's own colorful synth piece "Derecho," and Sophiaaaahjkl;8901's kaleidoscopic glitches.
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It's a simple pleasure watching the kaleidoscopic symmetry of a piece of paper being pulled from its plate, an image forming out of the fog in some developer, the pull of a flat rolling out from a brayer.
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Mr. Boesman's new opera fits well into the theater's modern tradition, addressing issues of social injustice that are wrapped in an accessible, kaleidoscopic score and wedded to a story that seems designed to lure families with older children.
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The longest one was in SYMPTOMATOLOGY, at 90A, but for me by far the most difficult one was 48A, KALEIDOSCOPIC; I struggled with that one until the end, but it makes for a cute wellness pun, doesn't it?
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Tied with a Missoni ribbon, the braid is an eccentric flourish to her pragmatic short hair — not altogether surprising from the woman who figured out how to turn knits into a kaleidoscopic whir of zigzags, stipples and stripes.
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It's at once a kaleidoscopic look at the blissful experiences that can only happen in the five boroughs, and the alienation of being a person that doesn't fit in, stuck in the most suffocating city in the world.
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Creatures such as bears, cats, and raccoons dance on screen, forming kaleidoscopic patterns until violent fighting breaks out, with plenty of beheadings and bludgeoning; chaos ensues — and then comes a burst of cherry blossoms to end it all.
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See: the Creme Egg pop-up café that opened in Soho in January, or the kaleidoscopic and largely unnecessary rainbow bagels that travelled from New York to east London in the space of a few months in February.
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For my part, I'll be heading to 73 West Street to check out the popping floral paintings of Brian Willmont, the kaleidoscopic and intensely tactile sculptures of Mary Schwab, and the essential art activist work of Not an Alternative.
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Vampire Weekend's "Sunflower" is the most colorful and kaleidoscopic of the four singles they're released from their forthcoming album Father of the Bride, so it's only fitting that for the video, released today, they went the exact opposite direction.
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It's prismatic approach to sound design is definitely a bit too warped for the radio play he seems to want, but you hear the sproingy, kaleidoscopic playfulness that gave "Alone" so much of its charm in the first place.
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Among works to be featured is late American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat's "Air Power" painting, estimated between 2.5 million and 3.5 million pounds, and Hirst's kaleidoscopic "Beautiful, Shattering, Slashing, Violent, Pinky, Hacking, Sphincter Painting", seen fetching 250,000–350,000 pounds.
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This was certainly true of the kaleidoscopic deconstructed surfer dresses, though it's hard to imagine there are many women out there who want a print of soccer players kicking away on their cocktail dresses, though I could be wrong.
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The iconic Star Gate sequence in "2001," when Dave Bowman, the film's protagonist, hurtles in his space pod through a corridor of swimming kaleidoscopic colors, could even be timed, with sufficient practice, to crest with the viewer's own hallucinations.
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But the building is notable not just for its unusual name or its kaleidoscopic exterior or even its location — at the cross hairs of two main thoroughfares with the on-ramp to the Burnside Bridge wrapping around its backside.
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At the Cleveland Public Library Mr. Shonibare, a British-Nigerian artist, is widely recognized for his sculptures and installations that incorporate kaleidoscopic batik-print textiles — copies of traditional Indonesian fabrics produced by the Dutch and marketed in West Africa.
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The upstairs art gallery exhibits painting and sculpture, while the boutique's wide-ranging collection includes rice extract lip balm, minimalist ceramics, kaleidoscopic hippie-chic dresses and a skull covered with tiny white seashells that would make Damien Hirst jealous.
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Hours earlier, the actress Whoopi Goldberg had mugged for the cameras on that same set in rounded glasses, an oversize tunic the shape and color of a tangerine, and a kaleidoscopic-patterned surcoat with a matching fur-lined hat.
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As artistic director for jazz at the Kennedy Center in Washington, Mr. Moran generates a kaleidoscopic range of programming, testing out at the institutional level an aesthetic ideal that has already proven effective and compelling in his own work.
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Other salads are less visually kaleidoscopic but equally bracing, with one ingredient ascendant — perhaps lime, not just juice but flesh, or shredded green mango on the cusp of sweetness — but still beholden to a rabble of happily conflicting tastes.
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Instrumentally, Emily's D+Evolution rides a rich, organic jazz groove unlike any other; defined by Spalding's bass and Matthew Stevens's jangly, dissonant guitar, it's always shifting, crunching, changing angles, refracting shades of kaleidoscopic light through different colors, shapes, dimensions.
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As explored in the kaleidoscopic MoMA exhibition — its design of white rotating plinths and overlapping platforms created in collaboration with artist Carsten Höller — he started work on this visionary art after his country's independence from Belgium in the 1960s.
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Of course, a production devoted to making a kaleidoscopic collage of show tunes and Shakespeare would be scandalous if it did not include Porter's "Brush Up Your Shakespeare," which Mr. Cariou performs with an aptly savory taste for frisky innuendo.
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The record, which features the likes of Rick Wade—is a kaleidoscopic run through an unabashedly pleasure-focused musical landscape, sort of an aural companion to the bright and oddly-delicious environments that Super Mario finds himself hopping about in.
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On Friday, O'Connor, who writes for the Irish Sunday Independent newspaper, detailed on Twitter her frustration when trying to enter Eliasson's "Spiral View" (2154), a 26-foot-long tunnel constructed from reflective steel plates that produce a kaleidoscopic effect inside.
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But the optics of both, as well as the makeup of the replicant populations in the Blade Runners, suggest a limit to Hollywood's imagination — that even in a culturally kaleidoscopic landscape in which physicality is malleable, whiteness remains the default.
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Taylor fills every bit of the stage with all that he mastered during his career: a kaleidoscopic command of structure, the simplicity of walking and full-bodied movement ranging from twisted, sculptural contortions to gleeful jumps that slice through space.
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She's filled the Mithraically subterranean back room of Lyles & King with two dozen incandescently grim feminist icons of her own, "power" drawings inspired by the recent Kongo show at the Met that depict a single fertility-crone archetype in kaleidoscopic reiteration.
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Everything people told me was mostly true: I write less code; I go to more meetings, and turn up in more conference calls; I think more strategically, and less tactically; my time is spent in a more fragmented and kaleidoscopic manner.
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Dino-Ray Ramos, The Tracking Board Visually, the movie is a stunning marvel of WTF moments of kaleidoscopic eye candy and action scenes that are an acid trip that merges an M.C. Escher drawing and the best parts of Inception.
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London's fashionistas served up a platter of kaleidoscopic colours, power-clashing patterns and rainbow prints, while Fyodor Golan's Autumn/Winter show set the tone with an off-the-wall display of psychedelic colours and extracts from Botticelli's "Birth of Venus".
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From her fun Jelly Beans series, in which a darker transparent exterior is paired with an opaque inside, to the globelike Urchins, which are made using Venetian cane techniques, her work is identified by its bright, kaleidoscopic colors and experimental patterns.
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It's often an austere sort of allure, but the kaleidoscopic sweetness underpinning songs like the Tink and Aaliyah-sampling "Your Love" is part of what makes The Sound so addictive outside of dancefloor contexts—a little saccharine to accompany the sweat.
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It's been refreshing to see the recent bursts of full-car subway graffiti in New York, a kaleidoscopic jolt of anarchy that recalls the city before glass towers, before subway countdown clocks, before the street-art gallery at Hudson Yards.
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Starting with a few simple chevron-patterned wovens produced in a small factory in Gallarate, Italy, Rosita and Ottavio Missoni pioneered the now widely used space-dying technique for yarn — still the magic ingredient in the house's signature kaleidoscopic knits.
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CORINNA da FONSECA-WOLLHEIM AT 153 MINUTES 6 SECONDS Each part of Olivier Messiaen's kaleidoscopic "Catalogue d'Oiseaux" ("Catalog of Birds"), which the pianist Taka Kigawa performed with preternatural ease over more than three hours on Monday, comes with a prose introduction.
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CreditCreditCarlotta Cardana As a point of divergence between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates, Iceland is home to more strange beauty than most places: snow-covered peaks, black-sand beaches, skyscraping geysers and underground caves glittering with kaleidoscopic stalactites.
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A fascinating gallery at the Museum of the Moving Image is devoted to Henson's experimental work of the 1960s, which included live-action shorts, peace-and-love documentaries, and designs for a psychedelic nightclub that would have featured kaleidoscopic projections.
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But this week, Google has introduced a notable exception: a series of cases created in collaboration with the artist Jen Stark, who's best known for creating awesomely vivid, kaleidoscopic paper sculptures inspired by fractals, patterns in nature and topographical maps.
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Fear that once manifested as hatred has evolved into something more like dumbstruck admiration for the kaleidoscopic diversity and raw power of so many types of sharks, along with a keener appreciation of the benefits they confer to ocean ecosystems.
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He was from a tribe—the cooks and busboys and bartenders, the oddballs and wild things, the shipwrecked dreamers—that knew the kaleidoscopic glory of eating anything, whatever you've got, when whatever you've got is exactly all that you need.
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If Hitchens flourished when he brought his literary sensibility to bear on the kaleidoscopic spectacle of American life, his greatest weakness as a critic and analyst was his tendency at times to take his instinctual hatred of illegitimate authority to absurd lengths.
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Brakhage's kaleidoscopic imagery rotates like mandalas or comb jellyfish across the film's emulsion, similar to the formless shapes that appear behind tightly-shut eyelids; Matamoros' work, as meandering as it is startling, pauses for moments of beauty before transforming into something defiantly creepy.
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Evoking everything from ribboned linguini noodles to twisted roller coasters, the flight pattern of birds underscore just how much the perception of time structures our reality—and what a crazy, kaleidoscopic mess we'd be living in if time ceased to exist.[Ornithographies]
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But before you zone out to contemplate the kaleidoscopic marvels of spacetime and the geniuses who endeavor to capture them, be sure to treat yourself to the "sound" this cosmic ripple made as it passed through the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO).
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But the aspects of Nidhogg that make it so striking—its kaleidoscopic blood trails, its pseudo-Amiga aesthetic, even the staccato, just-one-more-round compulsion that holds it all together—seem to clash against the notion of a whole new game.
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As if to prove this credo through concrete metaphors, her final paintings involved cutting up drawings she had done decades earlier in Hans Hofmann's school and remaking them into kaleidoscopic visions gyrating between sharp bolts of color and soft black-and-white textures.
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In the living room, a giant kaleidoscopic Frank Stella print was propped up against a forest-green wall near a wire-mesh and cast-iron bird cage that for much of the 1970s was home to more than two dozen canaries and finches.
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All works, except for the aforementioned piece and a 20 x 79-inch painting called "How to find True Love and Happiness," are titled "The Great Chapbook II." Hundreds of small figures fill mural-sized canvases, producing a sense of kaleidoscopic excess.
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His striking, near-blinding animations are forever frozen in the famously notorious bitmap image format, serving as kaleidoscopic mini-flashbacks to a time when emoticons, emojis, and GIFs weren't rapidly shared socially, and instead just served as capsule reflections of their creators' minds.
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With kaleidoscopic and surreal imagery that dances across the screen in perfect succession to its musical accompaniment, the film and animation of Mary Ellen Bute puts the viewer in an alluring dreamlike world where music is not only heard but also seen.
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In addition to the figurative representations, the work also included a kaleidoscopic background with abstract elements that he said were intended to mirror the blur of activity on a busy urban thoroughfare when viewed from across the street or down the block.
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In a recent article for the online magazine Taste, the writer Mari Uyehara traced kale's kaleidoscopic success — from relative obscurity as an Italian cooking green to chain-restaurant salads to the diets of millions of Americans — back to the fall of 2007.
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In "New York: Sights Unscene" (KMW Studio), Brad Libenson toured the state with his family for a decade to provide a kaleidoscopic regional and seasonal reminder of a diversity that New Yorkers take for granted and, which he says, can only be envied.
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On the ground floor, full-scale replicas of a few of the venues have been constructed, allowing the visitor to wander straight into the kaleidoscopic fin-de-siècle interior of the Viennese Cabaret Fledermaus, or the courtyard of a Nigerian Mbari club.
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The kaleidoscopic volume inspires genuine awe, both at the intricacies of our biology — Gordian tangles of lymphatic vessels, the roller coaster topography of the tongue — and at the technical finesse, empathy and humor artists have brought to the complex task of depicting them.
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Mr. Ansin's take on the 1995 film "Ghost in the Shell" is as trippy and visually stunning as the anime original, a kaleidoscopic vortex of killer bots, freeways and special-ops agents, with the film's heroic cyborg falling through its spinning heart.
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She fit right in with the silky kaleidoscopic-swirl jumpsuits edged with monochromatic racing stripes on the runway, not to mention the Hawaiian-printed overalls with arms knotted around the waist, logoed visors and oversize racing jackets with rhinestone collars or shoulder pads.
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"Beyond hotels, there's the new permanent installation of one of Yayoi Kusama's kaleidoscopic Mirror Infinity Rooms at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston, and the recent opening of a Time Out Market, bringing together 15 of the city's best eateries," Sessa writes.
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The impossibly tender beef filet is nestled among one of these kaleidoscopic salads, the meat kissed with yuzu and fresh coriander, as is the eggplant dengaku, which is cooked to a puddinglike fudge along with sweet white miso and served over organic quinoa.
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The video, a collaboration between Baron and artist Francesca Riley, uses the work of architects Haakon Egil Lie and Djordje Kovacevic, turning the sun-drenched, palm-tree'd ideals of CG lounge living into kaleidoscopic landscapes that fold in upon themselves, Inception-style.
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Thanks to rising water temperature and its negative effects on the algae that keeps coral alive, reefs that were once buzzing metropolises of kaleidoscopic sea life are currently the ocean's cemeteries, stretching out for miles and miles like a pale white skeleton.
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The "we" who are "woven into this kaleidoscopic memoir" suggest the tenacity of father and daughter to endure separation and, more broadly, speak to the many black communities and communities of color, immigrants, and the poor, disproportionately riven by the prison system.
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The show is an astonishing kaleidoscopic seven hours with an assortment of characters that includes Roy Cohn, Ethel Rosenberg, a young man living with AIDS, his cowardly ex-lover, a Mormon housewife, the world&aposs oldest living Bolshevik and a high-flying winged creature.
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Its naked concrete floor and arched ceilings are flooded with light from projectors dangling from the rafters like green and purple eyes maniacally scoping out the dancefloor while four prism-like crystals the size of fists break the rays of light into kaleidoscopic, colorful chaos.
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Almost immediately, Guyton started to rebuild, and as the narrative of Detroit's downfall took off in the national imagination, Heidelberg was both a rebuttal and, in its front-loading of all the things that people no longer value, a kaleidoscopic vision of decline itself.
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Or rather, Bird Town, the kaleidoscopic metropolis where Tuca (Tiffany Haddish) is moving upstairs from her former roomie Bertie (Ali Wong), as Bertie moves in with Speckle (Steven Yeun), an architect so chipper and straight-arrow he has an "I Actually Like Mondays" mug.
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The show tackles some of culture's thorniest questions and relies on a special blend of the hosts' kaleidoscopic views of the world, their critical thinking skills and their expertise — Mr. Morris as a film critic and Ms. Wortham as a former business and technology reporter.
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"Who would have thought, 50 years ago, that a small town in central Iowa would be saying this: We see you, we hear you, we welcome you," Reginald Stewart, vice president for diversity and inclusion at Iowa State University, said of the kaleidoscopic markings.
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All My Heroes Are Cornballs, out since September, gathers countless discrete grimy, chopped-up noises and shuffles through them with kaleidoscopic impatience, as the Baltimore experimental rapper holds forth on political discord, social media, and his own brilliance from behind several ironic framing devices.
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"The Patriots" is a historical romance in the old style: multigenerational, multinarrative, intercontinental, laden with back stories and historical research, moving between scrupulous detail and sweeping panoramas, the first-person voice and a kaleidoscopic third, melodrama and satire, Cleveland in 1933 and Moscow in 2008.
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Presenting a series of vases painted with her kaleidoscopic Cubist women, the artist and illustrator Liselotte Watkins held an opening dinner at the site of her exhibition, the outlandishly historical Villa San Michele in Capri, built by the Swedish doctor and author Axel Munthe.
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As the meal unfolded, Blumenthal discussed his kaleidoscopic array of influences, from quantum physics and mindfulness to the pliable properties of cheese (a Comté made with bacteria from Blumenthal's nostrils and pubic hair was on display at the Victoria & Albert museum earlier this year).
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Whether you're listening to the tense groove on "Miki Dora," or huge, kaleidoscopic opener "Blue Rose," it's music for all ages and all the family, the perfect soundtrack for looking at the clouds and thinking about death (which is actually what this album is about).
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Slushii explained that his colorful but sad sound clicked into place when he first heard Skrillex's 2010 remix of the La Roux hit "In For the Kill," an emotional ballad turned to a big-screen psychodrama with the aid of some kaleidoscopic synth work.
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On the nation's social trajectory, Attorneys General Holder and Lynch have bullied universities, companies, and individuals into adopting the kaleidoscopic social norms of the progressive movement by threatening to cut off federal funding, deny government contracts, or bring civil rights lawsuits against those professing traditional social attitudes.
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Shot in Jamaica, the video, directed by Venezuelan Nuno Gomes, taps the artists' Caribbean heritage with kaleidoscopic, vibrant settings, such as a coastal mansion, a small nightclub, and a street corner, all set to the rhythm of a dancehall-inspired song in both Spanish and English.
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But the sheer volume of events and kaleidoscopic array of consequences — ranging from the removal of a statue in Annapolis, Maryland, to the imperiling of the president's relationship with key congressional Republicans, to the departure of chief strategist Steve Bannon — can be difficult to keep up with.
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There is a pendulum swing of the lyrics which go from poetic sadism to melancholy heartache, and innocence, so cinematically I tried to convey the layers of kaleidoscopic emotions and inner workings of a woman who holds the power to seduce, but longs to not have to.
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They're the parties where IamSu flits about on a hoverboard, then performs a secret set; where kaleidoscopic visuals project onto aluminum siding; where what feels like a backyard affair features internationally celebrated headliners; and where worklamps illuminate cavernous interiors and taco trucks post up out front.
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The production, being presented through Sunday at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater as part of the Lincoln Center Festival, was written and directed by Suzanne Andrade, but equal credit for its seamless ingenuity must go to Paul Barritt, the creator of its kaleidoscopic film, design and animation.
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Often the visual language in dance music, for both promotional media and concert visuals, falls into two categories: utilitarian minimalism (white labels, bold record sleeves with stylized lettering), or kaleidoscopic "psychedelia" (maximalist shapes, objects, visualizing scenes that exist for titillation or eye candy value—AKA "Winampwave").
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Pull up a stool at the main bar — topped with a kaleidoscopic tile mosaic — and order an iced almond-milk matcha latte with a bacon, egg and jalapeño breakfast bagel, or crispy sourdough bread topped with magenta beetroot hummus, feta and a za'atar-spiced fried egg.
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Mr. Rondinone described "I ♥ John Giorno" — a title that suggests Mr. Giorno, who was born and raised in Brooklyn, as a quintessential New York figure — as a "kaleidoscopic" retrospective that includes items from Mr. Giorno's archive, as well as works by his collaborators and Mr. Rondinone.
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Two faceless women on trapezes, swinging through banks of mirrors, add a heavy note of self-consciousness: If "Is it real" is the moment of trauma, in all its kaleidoscopic brutality, "Triskaidekaptych" is the elaborate mental process a person goes through to make sense of it.
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This majestic five-borough kaleidoscopic tour enlists distinguished photographers (among them, Edward Steichen and Weegee) and celebrated writers (including Edith Wharton, E.B. White, Tom Wolfe) to capture the evolution of the city through immigration, maritime commerce, culture, skyscrapers, protest movements in text and more than 285 illustrations.
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Through the idealistic, agitated and frustrated Trautwein, the play gives a kaleidoscopic view of the precarious world of German refugees in the city, their social and intellectual circles, their dealings with the natives and, occasionally, cordial interactions or run-ins with Nazis there before the occupation.
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If this latter concept recalls the "high kindergarten" of Joan Didion's Slouching Towards Bethlehem, it's crucial to consider that the psychedelic exploration that roared to kaleidoscopic life before imploding into burnout in the 60s and 70s is returning now in formalized and more socially acceptable ways.
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A guiding force in Toronto's SNDWRx collective even though he's from Montreal, producer DirtyDeeds has dropped his surprisingly sprawling Let's Be Friends EP. Ostensibly a futuristic bass music release, the kaleidoscopic array of styles on display here is far more ambitious than the typical collective or label compilation.
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The jittery editing recalls his "F for Fake", which came out in 1973, and the structure could be compared to that of his debut masterpiece, "Citizen Kane" (1941), which used numerous subjective viewpoints and a faux-documentary format to fashion a kaleidoscopic portrait of an influential male egotist.
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At once the retelling of a 100-year old sci-fi novel written by Zulawski's granduncle, a meditation on communist Poland, and a deeply personal insight into the breakdown of Zulawski's marriage, On the Silver Globe is a kaleidoscopic tour de force that was almost swallowed by history.
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Her kaleidoscopic tour through the campus sexual assault controversy, which begins and ends with Sulkowicz, introduces readers to rape victims-turned-activists, faux-worldly sorority sisters, young men who say their lives were destroyed by false accusations and the college administrators struggling to enforce rapidly changing rules and norms.
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" During his July confirmation hearing, Quarles said he wanted transparency "to be a theme of the Federal Reserve's regulatory activities" and called for a "much simpler, clearer, less kaleidoscopic construction of the regulatory system that would make it easier to understand where risk is and where risk isn't.
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Kaleidoscopic paintings by Richard Tinkler at 56 Henry's booth; boisterous works by Carmen Winant spelling out "WOMEN ARE FURIOUS WE WILL BE FREE!" in glass lettering at the booth of Fortnight Institute; and Caryatid (2019), a large outdoor sculpture by Carolyn Salas presented by the ever-surprising Mrs.
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"The kaleidoscopic volume inspires genuine awe," Zoë Lescaze writes in her review, "both at the intricacies of our biology — Gordian tangles of lymphatic vessels, the roller coaster topography of the tongue — and at the technical finesse, empathy and humor artists have brought to the complex task of depicting them."
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In this case, the venue is the 1842 United States Customs House on Wall Street, now known as Federal Hall, whose three levels will host luminous sculptures by Laurent Fort, large rusted steel sculptures by Rodrigo Nava, Marie Koo's kaleidoscopic paintings of surreal animal bacchanals, and much more.
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The Joy Luck Club, with its assimilationist assumptions and arrays of long-suffering women and absent or oppressive men, hasn't aged as well as Wang's 1982 movie Chan Is Missing, which remains rough and vibrant and the greatest onscreen evocation of the kaleidoscopic, contradictory concept of Asian Americanness I've seen.
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Just like "FloriDada," the album's first single, the bulk of the songs that make up the band's response to 2012's somewhat critically doubted Centipede Hz are a kaleidoscopic mix of frenetically layered studio tricks, off-kilter atmospheric effects, and vocals that are both fidgety and twee, caffeinated and sugary.
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So I was grateful this week for the extra shot of motivation afforded by Riccardo Tisci's second collaboration with NikeLab, which features two graphic allover prints: a kaleidoscopic pattern, plus a floral one that incorporates flowers from Oregon, where Nike is headquartered; Tisci's home of Taranto, Italy; and of course, Rio.
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"It's not your fault that you're weak it's just your nature, you only get by 'cause you look good on paper," she sings, delivering the shadiest put-down this side of RuPaul Drag's Race, her words piercing through the track as the kaleidoscopic colours swarm and dance around her face.
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Schools, as documented in Gill's series The Mark on the Wall, are stark, rudimentary structures, adorned nonetheless with brilliantly kaleidoscopic maps, charts, illustrations, anatomical drawings, and diagrams rendered by local artists, teachers and schoolchildren, as required by Leher Kaksha, a now-lapsed state scheme employing such visual tools for education.
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So far, new music from Rostam has been sporadic (remember this extremely trippy, sonically kaleidoscopic treat from March last year?) but after an album was teased in late 2016, it seems that things might finally start to get moving, as today he dropped a new track, "Gwan," and accompanying video.
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The ensuing path is delightfully different for each album—2006's 1-Bit Music tumbles through kaleidoscopic, caffeinated melodies 2010's 1-Bit Symphony plays like a sophisticated orchestra wrangled out of digital static, and July's Noise Patterns is a testament to the physical power of digital crackles and pops.
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The immersive and interactive installation, by Brooklyn collective RE — a group of six Thai and American visual artists and musicians — will be projected onto the inside of an inflatable dome, which attendees can explore at their leisure, watching the shifting and kaleidoscopic images from outside or within the translucent structure.
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Because the modern history of the island includes centuries of immigration and colonization, 217 years of Japanese occupation (from 2886 through World War II), and an influx of two million refugees from mainland China when the Communist Party took power in 226, modern Taiwanese food is a particularly kaleidoscopic mix.
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The first is Mr. Saint Laurent's design dialogue with art: kaleidoscopic ensembles inspired by van Gogh, Matisse, Mondrian and Picasso will encircle Picasso's 1914 Cubist tableau, "Instruments de Musique Sur un Guéridon," which used to hang in the living room of Mr. Saint Laurent's Rue de Babylone home in Paris.
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Now settled in New York City — her office is a short walk from Madison Square Park in Manhattan — she wants to put something in students' backpacks besides the usual kaleidoscopic batch of pencils and notebooks, along with the inevitable smushed snacks and the obligatory headphones: Reusable, stainless-steel water bottles.
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Set among a bed of flowers in kaleidoscopic hues were a series of stunning stones in glass cabinets: a large emerald-cut 33.26-carat fancy yellow diamond; two near-identical round Colombian emeralds of, respectively, 32 carats and 36 carats; a triangular-cut 34.63-carat tourmaline from Mozambique, among several others.
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Thomas's deeply layered installation "Black Righteous Space" (211) filtered the flag through the red, black, and green colors of the Black Power Movement, its pulsating, kaleidoscopic patterns controlled by a playlist of songs, speeches, and dialogue by over 22020 Black speakers and performers, ranging from James Baldwin to Kanye West.
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She has released a string of EPs since 2012 (the sequential ONE, TWO, THREE and FOUR), but recently she's been making a splash as the frontwoman of Late Night Pop Dungeon, a kaleidoscopic, jukebox-on-acid covers review that blends disco, '90s R&B, and stadium rock anthems with Church's trademark soprano.
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The music on the album also takes inspiration from Todd Rundgren and Crosby, Stills & Nash—a legacy that can be felt in the dazed, woozy music of "Chamber" and the accompanying video, which starts on a cosmic roadway before heading off for a tour of spaceship interiors and temples under kaleidoscopic skies.
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Many members of Congress are elected from places on the margins with distinctive perspectives that dare see the kaleidoscopic visions of America's future in a world where differences and variations of history collide, but whatever one's political ideology or beliefs – civility should always remain a key part of the discourse among public officials.
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Haney's clip unfurls like a rousing high, all smiles and washed out, kaleidoscopic pastel colors, and it feels like a nod to the work of French director Stéphane Sednaoui, whose work on U2's "Mysterious Ways" and the Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Give It Away" clips carried the same druggy, dreamlike quality.
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Where the other two stick to a realism that today strikes us as fantastical in its utter drabness (Holland particularly has been questioned about the bleak Poland she depicted in A Woman Alone and insisted her locations were actual apartments), Chytilová's style is more fragmented, with short takes, kaleidoscopic storytelling, and jaunty editing.
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"After 2017, and everything that has happened in the film industry, I'm excited for 2018," she announced, resplendent in a gold turban and kaleidoscopic sequin mini-shift by the British brand Halpern (later, the designer Michael Halpern was on stage to collect the prize for best British Emerging Talent in women's wear).
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Instead of following the house pop formula that had birthed some of her most recent smashes, it was instead completely experimental in sound, a kaleidoscopic blend of R&B, rock, and hip-hop, with one song, "Higher," featuring wailing vocals so raw, listeners can never be sure whether to cringe or cry from sadness.
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Presented with Performance Space 122 and performed at Abrons Arts Center, "Panopticon" features Alexandra Albrecht and Andrew Champlin as two halves of the same self, systematically covering the stage with turns and balances while standing on demi-point or sinking to the floor while locking and unlocking their legs, in an approximation of kaleidoscopic tandem.
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And then what happens is, at least to me, you go on, and the music's very direct, and given my style [of performance], I'm doing something physical, a little bit athletic, I suppose, so that keeps the acid from quite… it wants to overtake you and take you to this, into a kaleidoscopic dream, right?
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The exhibition's centerpiece is the work of Miguel González, whose kaleidoscopic sculptures, composed of glass bottles, boxes, and mirrors delicately wrapped in metallic paper, velvet, twine, scraps of material, and found objects (all "Untitled," 2000-2004) recall festive trinkets, gem-encrusted treasures scattered atop an antique vanity, or the fanciful towers of an imaginary city.
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In "Signs of Hope: Messages from Subway Therapy" (Bloomsbury), Mr. Chavez recalls why and how supposedly complacent New Yorkers and visitors were encouraged to post thousands of kaleidoscopic sticky notes that celebrate free speech and — in contrast to the song's lament about "people hearing without listening" — demonstrate the healing potential of ordinary people expressing themselves.
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The subject of the oil painting "Tristan dancing, purple lights," with one hand on his head and his eyes shut, is a kaleidoscopic diagram of his own blissed-out feeling, and the central figure of "Three blue nudes (Tristan, Me, Ben)" is divided straight down the belly, like a sardine, between silver and white.
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Yaffa Eliach, who as a 21998-year-old survived the Nazi massacres of Jews in her Lithuanian town, and went on to document their daily life in a kaleidoscopic book and a haunting, three-story canyon of photographs at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, died on Tuesday at her home in Manhattan.
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Luckily, the last decade of experimental electronic music has seen nothing less than a renaissance when it comes to New Age-leaning sounds, from the kaleidoscopic fantasias of Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and the fractalized outré-pop of Visible Cloaks to Mark McGuire's funhouse guitar loops and the synthy sprawl of Oneohtrix Point Never's early work.
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Featured films include Mike Kelley's "Day is Done" (2005-6), a campy series of vignettes based on found photographs of high school musicals, Judy Fiskin's "Diary of a Midlife Crisis" (1997), a video diary in the form of comedic single-shot scenes, and Michael Webster's "Kitty 54" (2015), a CGI cat containing kaleidoscopic scenes of disco's heyday.
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The line, boasting bright hues across the color spectrum, features a pop-up butterfly palette ($60) with soft to shocking shades (think neutrals to deep royals in matte and shimmer textures) and equally vivid sheer, matte and shimmery tubes of lipstick ($15 each) packaged in funky kaleidoscopic designs and all based on characters from the classic Lewis Carroll story.
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Kaleidoscopic in approach and featuring multiple collaborators, Evans created something cinema and even virtual reality could never be: a work of multiple dimensions, both real and virtual, that gets to the heart of a world hurtling into a future where the grip on reality, or at least what we thought it was, is in a state of constant slippage.
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Over at Furla, which recently reported a 23 percent sales spike in 2015, underscoring the current booming demand for so-called accessible luxury, heels had been embedded with fragments that looked as if they came from a shattered disco ball, while bags channeled groupie chic, awash with fringing, Navajo straps, psychedelic kaleidoscopic patterns and scattered gold studs.
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This sprawling online narrative, designed in collaboration with LUSTlab, calls to mind the recent internet rabbit hole that was Adult Swim's This House Has People in It. As the trailer details, The Modular Body tells the kaleidoscopic narrative of The Oscar Project, a scientific effort led by fictional researcher Cornelis Vlasman to bioengineer a modular lifeform.
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Arthur Arbesser, for one, part of the fresh crop of names in the city, started with Wim Wenders's 1987 film "Wings of Desire," set in the Berlin circus scene, and then embraced — well, not gold, but bronze, in the form of gleaming vinyl, as well as a kaleidoscopic techno/geometric mix in knits and cotton shirting, vinyl and latex.
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In its ecstatic portrayals of African harvest festivals, the traditions of indentured workers, and colonial Catholicism, Caribbean Carnival (which is thought to have appeared first in Trinidad and Tobago) was a good medium for kaleidoscopic performances and pageantry; there is a beauty, even, in the early illustrations that served as models for what was to come.
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The truth between the lines of this kaleidoscopic romance is that Kelly is dying of cancer and living in an assisted living facility for the elderly, and Yorkie lives in a nursing home, left completely paralyzed by a car wreck she got into at the age of 21 after she told her religious parents she was gay and then fled home.
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It also offers major revivals and rediscoveries, including J. L. Anderson's rare independent film "Spring Night, Summer Night" (1967); Djibril Diop Mambéty's "Hyenas" (1992); and Orson Welles's newly completed "The Other Side of the Wind," shot between 1970 and 1976, a kaleidoscopic reconstruction (bookending "Citizen Kane") of the last day in the life of an acclaimed director, played by John Huston.
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Try "The Gang Solves the Gas Crisis," a fiery caper that ends with one of the great catchphrases of all time; "Charlie Work," a kaleidoscopic single-shot sendup of "Birdman" that finds genius within an idiotic routine; "Sweet Dee Has a Heart Attack," which takes going postal to a depraved new level; and "The Nightman Cometh," maybe the worst musical ever written.
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Viewed from that perspective, all the sex, lies, self-destruction, screaming matches and occasional violent outbursts and murder mysteries are merely the screen on which the series projects its kaleidoscopic picture — a picture of the ways in which grief, guilt, lust, love, parenthood, couplehood, marriage, divorce, age, class and (especially) the limits of traditional gender roles replace reality, deep down inside us.
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There, in a kaleidoscopic, Kerouacian collection, John Galliano took the brand on the road via special holographic fabric developed in China that looked like oily black nylon when viewed with the naked eye, but that turned iridescent in the light of an iPhone's flash; silvery oversize parka layers shadowing ornate brocade; and a long, spaghetti-strap gown veiled in lace and trapped under a PVC bustier.
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The film also scrutinizes the psychedelic counterculture that's floating on the surface of society, and one set-piece in particular—a savage grappling and fist fight behind the scenes at a swinging, kaleidoscopic-colored nightclub—is cross-edited with the performance of Stu Gardner, the club's soul singer, the men's brutal violence and the singer's close-up screams bouncing off each other in chaotic fashion.
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One recollects only a kaleidoscopic flux of gruesomely fragmentary impressions, too outlandish to be perfectly accurate, too vivid to be entirely false: nightmarish revenants from the dim haunts of the collective unconscious … monstrous, abortive shapes emerging from the abysmal murk of evolutionary history … things pre-hominid, even pre-mammalian … forms never quite resolving into discrete organisms, spilling over and into one another, making it uncertain where one ends and another begins.
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Invariably, she's making her way either to her printing studio, on the second floor of a former weaving factory that backs onto the river in the industrial area of Höngg, or to Thema Selection, an influential fashion boutique in the city's Old Town where she maintains a vibrant shop-within-a-shop stocked with her wares: handcrafted dresses, pillows, scarves and home goods screen-printed with gleeful, kaleidoscopic patterns.
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The first thing shoppers will see is a life-size re-creation of a tiendita in the window (think a New York bodega) stuffed floor to ceiling with kitschy knickknacks made in Colombia, kaleidoscopic Bon Bon Bum candies alongside typical products of Colombians' daily life such as dishwashing soap; the Colombian sodas Colombiana and Postobon; hair dye; and TVs playing old Miss Colombia pageants, soccer matches and soap operas.
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As the local cop Emma James, Ms. Davis digs into the disappearance of two young hired hands — one, an Indigenous football player on the cusp of stardom; the other, a backpacker with a questionable identity — from her brother's vast cattle station near the fictional hellhole of Patterson, where sexual predation, drug running and the quest for water weave as brilliantly tangled a tapestry as the stars in the kaleidoscopic night sky.
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It's chillingly easy to envision a future of mutual assured terror, a multipolar world in which nations and terror cells and drug cartels and starry-eyed cults alike have the capability to inflict faraway havoc on thousands and constant dread on millions, a smoldering kaleidoscopic landscape of dozens of factions enmeshed in tit-for-tat vengeance and vendettas — ceaseless cycles of sporadic attacks which rarely kill more than a hundred, but send entire populations into perpetual fear and fury.
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Growing up on the same streets and in the same colleges as Krept and Konan, Stormzy, Bonkaz and Yungen, (within a stone's throw of the Brit School, only without the vocational training or funding) Section Boyz' sound sits somewhere between the ad-lib trap of Migos and Rae Sremmurd, the 16-bar rallies of early grime radio and the Southern-influenced road rap pioneered by Giggs and SN1, all filtered through the kaleidoscopic swagger of London Posse.
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In the kaleidoscopic tidal wave of British rap that's come crashing across both sides of the Atlantic in the past few years—the afro bashment fusion of J Hus or Kojo Funds; the slow drawl of Giggs and Nines; the household names like Stormzy and Skepta—Dave is moving toward becoming a prodigious talent: the kind of artist every person named Dave and their mate should be aware of in the same way they know Kendrick Lamar as Kendrick.
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But having genre elements isn't the same thing as fitting into a genre, and in that vein, S-Town is less a true-crime whodunit than a kaleidoscopic non-fiction novel in the shape of a true crime–tinged podcast, one whose narrative preoccupations are more tied to the spirit and myriad complexities of a place (in this case, the tiny rural town of Woodstock, Alabama) than the combustible tension of a mystery to be solved — though, there is a murder mystery involved, too.
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The film is a Joan of Arc pastiche, a musical, an exploitation picture, and a pornographic movie—but what it really is is an excuse for a breathtaking series of montages where a singing, dancing Black Death melts faces into skulls, kaleidoscopic specters of pop-art Americana signify the consummation of Jeanne's pact with the Evil One, and an assortment of infernal penises perform vicissitudes previously undreamt by any human penis, which is perhaps the greatest contribution an animation studio has made to creative physiology since Cab Calloway serenaded Betty Boop in Minnie the Moocher.
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Browder's "Magic Chromacity" is a site-specific installation of draped and rolled multicolored fabric, which was first assembled and installed as a community project in Birmingham, Alabama; Hankwitz's "C'mon, C'mon," according to the wall text, is an abstract oil painting based on tracings the artist made from "flung slip markings in the clay studio"; Owen's "Krater" is an extravagantly layered composition incorporating abstract and representational elements; and Godward's "Alter Piece for CERN (chaos basically)" lives up to its subtitle with a 12-foot-high aluminum frame bursting with beachball-size spheres made from massive pours of urethane foam in bright, kaleidoscopic colors.
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