Bodies ranged themselves at the back on bleachers in patterns that recalled the choreographer's signature dances on inclines.
In patterns that originated in the forced breakup of families during slavery, black children are less likely to be raised in traditional nuclear families than whites.
She had at least six McQueen bodysuits, made from skin-tight beige silk net embroidered with glass beads in patterns that evoked both corsetry and herpetology.
Within the nucleus, the chromosomes mysteriously move and divide, ranging themselves in patterns that will serve to distribute the determiners of heredity, the genes, to the daughter cells.
It is an idyll: eight young male-female couples, never leaving the stage, dance together in patterns that create an image of community, democracy, youth, freshness, harmony, charm.
She showed new variations of her body art: suede patches applied in strips to a model's nude torso, front and back, in patterns that alluded to tribal symbols.
Within drum-shaped, translucent colored plastic shells, soft points of light gently pulse in patterns that suggest some kind of coded communication.
On a project that involved manipulating the lights in the windows in patterns that could depict messages or pictures: "I was interested in the idea of binary surfaces.
Her Scandinavian-inspired crib sheet sets come in patterns that include oversize dots in hot pink and orange, and pastel floral prints.
Nearby, dried thorns from rose stems have been stuck onto rice paper by Cui Fei in patterns that evoke Arabic script or Braille.
Their kaleidoscopic patchworks reprise the Minimalist grid in patterns that resemble fabrics, specifically the checks, plaids and tattersalls of shirts, vests, handkerchiefs and jacket linings.
