Lately, it has also become a sign of how the delicate curtain that separates church from state in Canada has been shifting.
One of the most elegant holiday displays, without a scrap of green or red, is the 1913 facade of 597 Fifth Avenue at 48th Street, spectacular laser cutouts suggesting the delicate lace curtains of Fifth Avenue mansions of an earlier age.
The hourlong piece, performed by Armitage Gone! Dance of New York, unspools in a shimmer of dull copper and softly gleaming silver and gold that is contained by delicate bead curtains at the sides and back and pricked with tiny copper stars.
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Complementing them are the new Head House curtains, delicate chains of bronzed aluminum.
"Barça's plan was as delicate as the curtain of rain in London... there are fields that require physical endurance and extreme focus and there are few venues like Stamford Bridge," writes Ramon Besa in El País.
The best way to make small but effective color changes include the use of pillows, cushions, throws, rugs, even throwing a wispy, delicate fabric over the curtain rod.
But these mute Republicans would rather stand behind a curtain and destroy the delicate balance that has always existed between the majority and minority in the Senate.
The precocious choreographer is instead dancing the majority of "CURTAIN" by himself, interacting with a delicate sand sculpture in ways that may allude to the fragility of the human body, with occasional appearances from the bewitching dancers James McGinn and Adam Weinert.
The precocious choreographer will instead dance the majority of "CURTAIN" by himself, interacting with a delicate sand sculpture in ways that may allude to the fragility of the human body, with occasional appearances from the bewitching dancers James McGinn and Adam Weinert.
