A crowd meter displays audience support, which boosts the player's team abilities when filled.
This display, several audience members remarked, highlights the similarities and differences in the way each artist showcases vivid color and jagged versus smooth landscapes captured from atypical points of view.
Her unofficial launch, on Roosevelt Island, was a neatly tailored group of a few thousand, packed into a space meant to display an audience that size for the cameras.
CognoVision's computer vision technology provides customers with analytics and intelligence around customer interaction with displays, including data on the number of people who look at displays; how long people look for; the number of people who walk by; how long people stay near displays; and anonymous semographics of the display's audience (gender and age bracket).
But programme makers may – like film directors – find new ways to display to audiences the dramatic power of black and white, even if on shiny HD flat screens.
Saturday offers more vigorous displays of audience participation, though festivalgoers are busy taking photos with selfie sticks and watching gigs on their smartphones.
In the coda Ms. Murphy offered quadruple and quintuple fouettés, and Mr. Carreño rose to the occasion with a bravura exhibition of his own that seemed as much an expression of excitement about finding his Swan Queen as it was a display of audience-pleasing feats.
Bringing together photography, costume, sculpture, and film, the Center's display introduced audiences to the breadth of Shonibare's work, while focusing on a single theme: the life, death, and legacy of Admiral Lord Nelson, whom the artist uses as an emblem of Britain's imperial past.
Fluent in German, Italian and French, Ms. Haddad was one of the country's leading practitioners of her art, translating and simplifying librettos, with the words then displayed for audience members who chose to use the system -- an innovation at the Met in 1995.
