In Paris in 2008, it comprised a grid of 64 spotlights; in Amsterdam that same year, 25 spotlights pierced the sky at four different sites; in Buenos Aires in 2012, it took the form of a 100m-long linear projection.
"Il Mondo Nuovo: Milano 1890 to 1915," at the Palazzo Reale through Feb. 28, spotlights the creative impulses bubbling in the city on the cusp of the last century.
Passersby were amused the other day to see a $20 gold piece in window of Marcus and Co. melt under glare of 3 spotlights and start running.
Her gallery will get additional exposure in Milan when the contemporary art fair, MiArt 2008, spotlights emerging Buenos Aires artists in April.
By Helen Cooke, James Thurber, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, January 21 , 1933P. 11 Passersby were amused the other day to see a $20 gold piece in window of Marcus and Co. melt under glare of 3 spotlights and start running.
The impressive new Marco Island Historical Museum (180 South Heathwood Drive; 239-389-6447) spotlights thextinctCalusausa Indian civilization that once reigned here and includes a giant bronze replica of the Key Marco Cat, an important archaeological find dredged up in 1896.
The current vest-pocket offering, "Japonisme in American Graphic Art, 1880-1920," spotheghts theffectct of Japanese art, then newly imported to the West, on turn-of-the-century artists.
"Giant Slayer" (Sept . 6 p. 72) spotlights Albert Norman, but he is not Wal-Mart's greatest enemy.
Manfred Mohr Plays The Machine, Turning Algorithms Into Visual Music.
His latest installation, Open Air, records voice messages via smartphone app and translates them into patterns made by 24 spotlights fixed on the Philadelphia skyline.
