It was totally dark except for Pedro's headlight, but we could see narrow inlets, patches of darkness under trees.
Searchers were desperately lighting pieces of paper, one after another, trying to burn away small patches of darkness.
Mina is a girl who has had some patches of darkness in her life, but she always finds a light and hope.
(Johnson) ★ National Museum of African Art: 'African Cosmos: Stellar Arts' (through Dec. 9) Packed with celestial bodies and patches of darkness sending forth light, this show is about the extent and persistence of cosmological consciousness in art, old and new, from the African continent.
(Cotter) ★ National Museum of African Art: 'African Cosmos: Stellar Arts' (through Dec. 9) Packed with celestial bodies and patches of darkness sending forth light, this show is about the extent and persistence of cosmological consciousness in art, old and new, from the African continent.
(Rosenberg) ★ National Museum of African Art: 'African Cosmos: Stellar Arts' (closes on Sunday) Packed with celestial bodies and patches of darkness sending forth light, this show is about the extent and persistence of cosmological consciousness in art, old and new, from the African continent.
(Rosenberg) ★ National Museum of African Art: 'African Cosmos: Stellar Arts' (through Dec. 9) Packed with celestial bodies and patches of darkness sending forth light, this show is about the extent and persistence of cosmological consciousness in art, old and new, from the African continent.
She finds patches of darkness in Act I that hint not just at her character's fatal heart defect, but also at her future reincarnation as a Wili, one of the vengeful spirits of jilted girls who roam the forest at night.
There is so much we don't know, and to write truthfully about a life, your own or your mother's or a celebrated figure's, an event, a crisis, another culture is to engage repeatedly with those patches of darkness, those nights of history, those places of unknowing.
She is humble, owning that she too has patches of darkness, when things feel bad.
