Ms. Deschanel, in a role filmed before her glowing work in "The Good Girl" and "All the Real Girls," is particularly spontaneous, unaffected and emotionally direct.
The dancers, in solos and group passages, moved through changes of design and rhythm with an upward thrust that was unusual: a glowing work.
Under the temporary disturbance of feeling produced by a glowing work of fiction, they addressed to the "women of the United States" a memorial denouncing negro slavery, and urging its immediate extinction.
The iconostasis, a glowing work in progress, already boasts life-size portraits of Mary and Jesus, smaller depictions of St. John the Baptist and a Pskovian princess who founded the church, and the beginnings of 12 icons depicting the major Christian holidays.
On Aug. 15, the program includes Kodaly's Duo for Violin and Cello as well as two glowing works of the romantic era, Schumann's "Märchenbilder" and Dvorak's Piano Quartet in E flat; the guest players here are the violinist Christiaan Bor, Cynthia Phelps, the first violist of the New York Philharmonic and the pianist Randall Hodgkinson.
This excellent selection of canvases by the pioneering Color Field painter includes darkly glowing works from the "Veils" series; light-as-air examples of the "Unfurled" series; candy-colored stripes; and, most arresting, "Para III," which with its flowing pools of liquid red, green, orange and yellow is like a hallucinogenic light show (Johnson).
At the danger of ignoring the very considerable moody and gloomy side which Scarlatti possessed as well, this pairs the most upbeat, daringly jolly, musically glowing works of these composers… or at least they sound the way, given how Cavé treats them.
Interpreting the Spaniard's early "blue period" by way of ultraviolet black lights under tables and overhead, guests were transformed into ghostly, glowing works of art, the better to remind of the evening's elevated purpose.
Visual System is a Paris-based artist collective who specialize in the medium of light, pulling from the fields of architecture, music production, programming, and graphic design in order to create their large-scale, glowing works.
Laying down on the water bed, suddenly weightless, it's easy to get hypnotized by the glowing works around you, including a large plank of wood mounted on the ceiling donning the title of the show, The Dark Clicks On, a line from a poem by Michael Robbins.
From earlier eras, there are "Two Owls at Sunset" (circa 1860), a glowing small work by Martin Johnson Heade, at Kennedy Galleries, and "A Study in Curves" (1890), by William Merritt Chase, a sexy rendering of a reclining nude, at Richard York.
