Arranged in rows the individual videos become fluctuating pixel art, an alternating blue/grey patchwork of weather patterns and light the surging of the clouds and the pinking of the sky reminding us what's going on above our heads while we sit in a building all day.
Custom design is a highly inexact art, with prices fluctuating depending upon many factors, including the availability of fabric and workers, and the due date.
The art world, market-driven and operating on a rhythm of fluctuating trends, has entered a more than usually conservative phase, reflecting in part a multiculturalist backlash.
The degree of flexibility about body art may fluctuate with changing recruiting needs.
In this setting, ART enrollment fluctuated over the years but consistently declined from 2009 to 2011.
Funding streams – especially for arts and humanities and teaching – will become increasingly unstable, and fluctuating student numbers will bring frequent chaos to institutions and cuts to departments.
Mikhail Sokovikov and Jason Aaron Wall, who go by the monikers Mint and Serf, known collectively as Mirf, are true emblems of downtown New York City culture, fluctuating between tagging Manhattan streets, getting wild with club kids, and collaborating on immersive art experiences.
But fast forward to the infancy of a new millennium, and these places exist in a strange purgatory, fluctuating between periods of disarray and regeneration: closed-down pubs and gastronomic renaissances, arts council initiatives and heroin epidemics.
The fall art auctions are almost three months away, galleries are still in their summer hiatus, and the Dow keeps fluctuating.
Then it began fluctuating.
