It was a kaleidoscopic set, constantly changing the musicians' alignment.
"Steel Hammer," a new play built around the composer Julia Wolfe's kaleidoscopic set of variations on the folk song "John Henry," is among the works to be performed at the Humana Festival of New American Plays in Louisville, Ky., next year.
Each and every day we face a kaleidoscopic set of stories in the news.
Bleeding Edge, Pynchon's latest novel, is filled with a kaleidoscopic set of pop culture references, from Hideo Kajima to TOR.
This dense, kaleidoscopic novel, set in a Dutch trading post in 1799 Japan, shows a great writer at the top of his game.
In the Shape of Light, Langdon Coburn's "vortographs", blurred geometric arrangements of light and shadow, made using a set of mirrors to fragment the subject in an almost kaleidoscopic way, set the tone for an epic exhibition that traces the history of photography as experiment.
In their interview, the two collaborators talk about melding McGregor's adventurous and kinetic choreography with Eliasson's dazzling, kaleidoscopic art design set to futuristic electro-pop compositions by Jamie xx.
The China Daily: "Kaleidoscopic pageant sets London Games rolling: Britain's Queen Elizabeth declared the London Olympics open after playing a cameo role in a dazzling ceremony designed to highlight the grandeur and eccentricities of the nation that invented modern sport".
In Trouble in Utopia (above), artist Joe Hamilton sets his kaleidoscopic gaze on an industrial cityscape.
After setting the bar dizzyingly high with hyperspeed tours of the world wide web, kaleidoscopic VJing, and spinning wheels made of 3D-printed bones, Japanese collective BRDG delivers another explosion of colors and sound in their newest art video, Lilium.
