(Good thing the McKinley High School auditorium has a light-bulb grid exactly like the one in the movie).
In Leo Villareal's "Red Life," red light bulbs in a grid go on and off according to a game devised by the mathematician John Conway.
GHI and dry bulb temperature for 300 grid points of India are collected from TMY files of NREL website.
He proceeded to move among the grid of bulbs, in angular, precise phrases that showed an urgency in the pursuit of some unknown task, as the whirring continued.
I talked with one Tanzanian near Arusha who had traded in a kerosene lamp for five Off-Grid bulbs, including a security light outside his door that went on automatically when it got dark.
Contemporary art has unquestionably taken on the trappings of a new religion, and what better way to furnish its church than with the monastic monochromes of Robert Ryman's paintings, the eerie luminosity of Dan Flavin's pale fluorescent bulbs, the contemplative grids of Agnes Martin's pictures, patiently scored and incised as if by nuns?
BRITAIN created the first electric light bulb and a pioneering national grid.
Edison, inventor of the incandescent light bulb and the first electrical grid, would have his own reasons for gloating.
Within the cube, a series of 162 cobalt blue light bulbs are mounted on a grid.
Mr. McCall's hovering grid of 36 bulbs, suspended above four dancers, is likely to play compelling tricks on the eyes.
… when the audience entered the brand-new BAM Fisher space for its inaugural performance, of Jonah Bokaer's "Eclipse," and saw Anthony McCall's tilted grid of light bulbs, a beautiful and transfixing set for Bokaer's disciplined work.
