In one exchange, a clutch of protesters lobbed bricks at police officers from an alley opposite the Outright Fashion factory, before fleeing as the officers charged at them with batons, tear gas canisters and the hot, colored water used to both disperse protesters and mark them for later identification.
Hot colored wax on your skin and nice clothes shouldn't be part of this project.
Figure 3(A) shows a representative cross-sectional OCT image in grayscale from one circumferential pull-back scan and the colored annulus (red hot color map) superposed on top of the OCT image depicts the fluorescence intensity over one circumferential (360 degree) rotation.
The company's hot-colored T-shirts are silk-screened with Easter Island tiki heads.
Ms. Acocella offsets the hot-colored pants with an icy silver windbreaker by Playboy, $72, at Hotel Venus, 382 West Broadway (between Spring and Broome Streets).
The current exhibitions include a mysterious nocturnal video installation by Bruce Nauman (through July 27) and a radiant exhibition of Alfred Jensen's hot-colored paintings (through June 16, when Dia's main exhibition space closes for the summer).
A painting by Münter from 1912 (not in the show) conveys the feverish charms of a bohemian ménage: Kandinsky, neatly bearded and bespectacled, in shorts, raising one hand in a peremptory gesture, holds forth to a female friend after dinner in a room decorated with hot-colored little pictures and indistinct objects.
A scoop of crab salad, nothing more than pristine bits of meat freshened with flecks of mint, looks winsome on the plate, but there's no way to overlook the flashy redhead that comes with it, a hot-colored, ice-cold sorbet with a throbbing tomato flavor.
Walker Evans's black-and-white images of blank-faced straphangers, taken with a camera hidden in his coat, seem to define New York in the early 1940s, just as Bruce Davidson's hot-colored photographs of graffiti-encrusted subway cars seem to define the city in the 1980s.
Oscar Wilde, on the other hand, comes across as utterly relaxed in a mash note to Lord Alfred Douglas that reads, "I should awfully like to go away with you somewhere where it is hot and colored".
White clothes hot water, colored clothes cold water.
