Some were sensational — de Kooning's "Woman in Landscape III," Franz Kline's "Mahoning" — but there was a sense of endless dross as well: dozens of dim works by forgotten artists, bought from Biennials in the years when Raphael and Moses Soyer were considered important painters.
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"How does dim sum work?" asked Erik Weiner, who plays one of the show's central twins.
I imagine he views spin as being politically deceptive and also rightwing in itself, coming from an Americanised, capitalist, Mad Men-era idea that anything, even a human being, can be commodified, simplified, packaged and made palatable to a populace too dim to work things out for themselves.
But in the fifty years since her death the myth has dimmed; the work endures.
In addition to its superior stabilizer and focusing system, it does better in low light, with fewer of the dancing, grainy pixels that mar the HC3's dim-setting work.
Served in the low light of 66's minimal-chic lounge (you feel as if your head is on a dimmer), the work of the architect Richard Meier, the Shanghai Cosmo, pale red and suspiciously smooth, contributes to the impression of being presented with an opiate, not alcohol, in a den, not a bar.
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"Freedom," a 90-minute dance from 2012, is built out of the surreal vignettes of Bauschian tanztheater, but Ms. Vardimon's work, dim like most copies, is much more methodical and single-minded.
But Mr. Martins is not the first choreographer to use Strauss's Burleske for Piano and Orchestra, and the relationship between the couples may refer implicitly to "Dim Lustre," a work once in City Ballet's repertory.
