There are sound effects, signal lights, a hobo's flickering campfire, and a blinking neon sign in the window of a hobby shop.
He has crafted a blinking neon sign out of his belief that the middle class is unprepared for radical change.
He asked various universities to remove that from his biography, but it trailed him like a blinking neon sign: I'm smart.
In the back of the loft, under a blinking neon sign that read "Billionaire Boys Club" — a satirical art work, not a reference to Silicon Valley — bowls were briefly stocked with pop-up themed candy: Tootsie Pops, Blow Pops, Ring Pops, Pop Rocks.
But she couldn't bring herself to fly the one she calls "a blinking neon sign of negativity," and she knew she had the eye — and the political pedigree — to offer a something better.
The Republican nominee started the week in Ohio where he sat down with union workers in the bar of an American Legion hall with a blinking LED sign announcing "wings on Thursday".
The World of Coca-Cola, a self-aggrandizing corporate museum where the Coke is free but the admission isn't, has a blinking electronic sign informing wide-eyed visitors that more than 6 trillion , 39 billionbottles have been sold.
There's a tension in this show between solitary, meditative experiences, like the O'Keeffe painting, and conversation pieces, like George Segal's sculpture of plaster pedestrians paused at a blinking traffic sign or Gary Simmons's empty boxing ring festooned with tap shoes.
A blinking LED sign for Citgo might be the most prominent landmark in the popular consciousness here, while the city's storied past is, for the most part, embedded more quietly in graves, buildings and statues visible only when one happens to be near them.
And when it comes to balance sheet strategies, there appears to be a blinking neon sign above them, flashing DEFENSIVE.
