In a strange instance of life's art following art's art, a researcher has discovered tiny letters and numbers in the eyes of the famous Leonardo da Vinci painting.
A few winters ago, in a vertiginous instance of life imitating art, Albert made me a costume for a "Breakfast at Tiffany's" party thrown at a midtown concert hall.
At the end of the experiment, humans will have an accurate map of at least one part of the galaxy, and a better idea of the composition and arrangement of the rest of the vast spiral of stars that provides a home for the only known instance of life anywhere in the universe.
And in 1997, in a weird instance of life imitating art, Dench, like her character Esme in "Amy's View," which she was rehearsing at the time, learned that Finty, then twenty-five, was eight months pregnant and hadn't told her.
As the ideas for Logan were being put together three years ago, could this be a classic instance of life catching up with art.
In a particularly remarkable instance of life imitating art, customs officials recently found 147 pounds of cocaine imported from Brazil and stored in a shipping container at the Port of Baltimore.
It has far-reaching consequences resulting in prolonged length of hospital-stay, high costs to the individual and exchequer, and, in many instances, loss of life.
Such specific, genetically controlled senescence processes are instances of programmed life termination.
The instances of daily life that others take for granted are what Mr. LaSalle most needs help with.
As is generally the case at such final celebrations, speakers struggled to expand and hold the beautifully banal instances of a life, to fill the space between 1968 and 2012, so that we might leave the church thinking not of the first and last dates but of the dateless minutes in between.
