A version of a piece shown at the X Initiative last year, it incorporates a dimly lighted desk, flashing slide projections and a stuttering, almost incomprehensible monologue.
This was at a time when the New York Times was solemnly explaining that "Total environment" discothèques, such as Cheetah and The Electric Circus in New York, were turning on their patrons with high-decibel rock'n'roll combined with pulsing lights, flashing slide images, and electronic "colour mists".
Before a rapt audience, Al Gore flashed slides on a giant screen bearing the logos of 11 clean energy companies he predicted could help slow climate change.
(Her interlocutor, the museum's chief curator, Norman Kleeblatt, flashed slides of somewhat apposite works by Howard Hodgkin, David Park, Alex Katz, Peter Doig, Kai Althoff, and others; he should have added Fairfield Porter, the late superb painter and critic who argued that modern art had taken a wrong turn when it hewed to Cezanne rather than to Vuillard).
On a recent morning 200 medical students drowse as a professor flashes slides of bile ducts overhead.
He flashed slide after slide of drawings by schizophrenics onto a large screen in the center of the stage, commenting on each as an art history professor might.
After a brief introduction, the doctors started flashing PowerPoint slides on a screen: here is how the top programs do on nutrition and respiratory performance, and here is how Cincinnati does.
In Atlanta, one man hoisted himself onto the platform that held a frozen-in-time Cobb, notorious for his spikes-flashing slides a century ago, trying to elude a fielder's tag.
The Ray Flash slides into the hot shoe and because of its circular design creates a 3D shadow that wraps around your subject.
