Audiences will appreciate the more open concept of the lobby, which now features a bright "word wall" of famous quotations from plays.
Dan Beachy-Quickis the author, most recently, of a book of poems, gentlessness,and a study of Keats, A Brighter Word than Bright.
The Greylock partners hear a lot of pitches from companies with cute one-word names and bright logos (Meerkat, Sprig, Nextdoor, Vessel, Operator) that aim at "disrupting" some existing set of economic arrangements.
He holds it up to show the bright yellow words, which say, "Thank You".
The best pieces are an immense, hairy, hyperreal beer belly, unencumbered by limbs or head, that might have been made by Ron Mueck, and a bit of painted tree trunk on a pedestal covered with bright handwritten words that resembles the text-covered paintings of Peter Davies.
He held a Replicator printer aloft on the October 2012 cover of Wired, flanked by the bright orange words "This Machine Will Change the World".
On television screens, the bright red word "protest" was superimposed over the white NTVlogo.
Society sees you on the screen, but in the corner there's a bright green word that reads "mute," even though inside your own head the volume is cranked to the max.
After Rutherford, the three stars of the Cavendish were James Chadwick, Walton and Cockcroft, although stars is perhaps too bright a word, for all three fitted perfectly the image of the scientist as absent-minded, clinical and grey.
Two more words: bright and light.
