How do students get considered for a spotlight?
If you have a tree with lots of loose foliage, consider placing a spotlight facing downwards directly onto one of the tree's branches.
Beginning on Friday, that piece and more than a dozen others will go on display in a kind of miniature museum show at the Pace Gallery's uptown branch, which represents the Calder estate and has collaborated with the foundation to shine a focused historical spotlight on 1941, considered a seminal year in the artist's career.
Ms. Zollar contrasted the limited attention Ms. McIntyre's work in improvisation has garnered with the spotlight on contact improvisation, long considered a seminal postmodern movement.
Anne Wrinkle, the New Mexico museum's director of external affairs, said some of her colleagues plan to trek to Newport Beach to see a man they consider a local institution spotlighted again.
And it's very hard to imagine Academy voters who consider "Spotlight" a superlative film doing much better by "Chi-Raq," or any film of comparable ambition, audacity, and achievement.
The judiciary, still bruised after the 2013 conviction on corruption charges of the highest judge in the land, will be in the global spotlight again as it considers a blasphemy investigation opened against the Jakarta governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (known as Ahok).
With her name now in the Vancouver spotlight, Fink says she's considering a move to Quebec, where she might pursue an art degree.
With New York City tabloids working overtime to spotlight the "desnudas," or topless female performers, de Blasio is considering a crackdown on the practice.
First, the FIT considers only spatial attention: A spotlight or zoom lens is directed to the spatial location of a target item to bind its features into a coherent representation.
