I was drawn to the music, culture, patterns, art -- anything coming from that part of the world.
To adapt to the new short-term buying patterns, arts programmers say they need to advertise show by show, rather than focus on selling full seasons as they used to.
The wave pattern of art theft generally mirrors that of the art market itself and here it did so specifically.
But what this "Little Mermaid" feels like, above all, is a cynical reversal of a once-traditional pattern of art and commerce.
Mr. Lahr, The New Yorker's theater critic and a writer of first-rate show-business profiles, has conspired with Mr. Wolfe and Ms. Stritch to weave song and anecdote into a point-counterpoint pattern of art commenting on life.
Margaret launched a Kickstarter for Mounted Knits, a knitting pattern and art book filled with tailored patterns, stories, photographs and illustrations.
Seemingly scattered ideas, sensations and memories coalesce into patterns, into art.
She is uneasy, she keeps saying, with this translation of complex, chaotic life into the patterns of art.
The sinuous lines of the fin de siècle textile patterns and Art Nouveau movement have injected a new spirit into the current rigid style of fashion.
Works like "Magnet TV" (1965), in which a large magnet placed atop a black-and-white television set generates abstract patterns, marry art and technology with striking simplicity.
Ry Fyan's psychedelically colored, pattern-intensive "Art Dealer" combines painting with collage, though so close and exquisite is the execution that the line between mediums is almost impossible to detect.
