Browne's book, which is set in south-west Kenya and features children from the Luo tribe, is so vibrant that the pictures dance across the page and have the immediacy of photographs.
Peter Greenaway, who has made many a trenchant and disturbing film, uses "The Man in the Bath" mainly to demonstrate that a film can look like a Web site that has been programmed by someone who has just learned how to use Java, the application that makes pictures dance fluidly around the screen.
For accounting purposes, "Einstein on the Beach" can be described as a series of stage pictures, dances and narrations lasting about five hours and set to music by a dozen or more chorus singers, a violinist (the Einstein of the title), more singers and a few woodwinds and electronic keyboards.
The projector whirred and the pictures danced about, finding focus on the pale wall, then they settled, and the sound began, raucous and quick, and the blurred wall cleared a little, but not much — the room was so light — then there was a cry and a whirring sound and a noise like water, and the people in the film retraced their lives swiftly and relentlessly.
The pair posed for prom pictures, danced together and had a prom night that neither Kirkwood, nor her peers, are likely to forget anytime soon.
Hermes Pan, original name Hermes Panagiotopolous, (born 1910?, Memphis, Tenn., U.S. died Sept. 19 , 1990 Beverly Hills, Calif ., U.S. choreographer of dazzling motion picture dance sequences, especially in his work with Fred Astaire.
A military historian took one look at the only picture Dance had of Walter – standing tall, in uniform – and knew immediately, by the lack of breast pockets and the fanciness of his belt, that it was taken in 1900.
Nobody cares what makes the picture dance on the screen, just that it does.
In the picture "Dance, Gateshead" from 1986, he captures a group of kids in frenetic mid-mosh.
Open your heart and smile, make eye-contact, give a compliment, lend a helping hand, engage in a conversation, pray, meditate, draw, sing, bake, write, take a picture, dance, heal, listen, Love, Love, Love!
Undaunted by the scathing remarks made against it, the back-stage story rears its head more impudently than ever in the picture "Dancing Lady," which has found a haven at the Capitol.
