COOPER GALLERY "Dancing Shapes in Rhythmic Space," paintings and sculpture by Jenne Currie.
In "Stardust," Mr. Marsalis brought off his best stuff: a solo of great dynamic range, of orderly melodic and rhythmic space.
But the rewards for engaging with this radical rhythmic space are profound: the music seems to touch the far edges of human experience, and yet its core too, like the gaze between a baby and its mother.
The building will have a more rhythmic spacing of windows and columns than many of the buildings that have sprung up near the High Line, including the eye-catching designs by architects like Jean Nouvel.
Tom Verlaine's music lives in the interstices: the rhythmic spaces between beats, the modal inflections within tonality, songwriting that lingers between genres, and lyrics that sketch the gaps between real and surreal.
Jamie xx's tracks leap out, stake their claim, consume mesmerizing rhythmic spaces.
Fast, exuberant, pulsatingly rhythmic, it covered space and used every part of the body.
Mizuguchi, who started his career making racing games for the arcades and later worked with Michael Jackson on the fantastically barmy and camp rhythmic dance game Space Channel 5, wanted to create a game that would mimic the experience of synesthesia, in which sound can be experienced as color.
Nevertheless he covered space with rhythmic agility.
It is a record of pared-down themes, rhythmic play, and open space; it almost floats with a sense of casual, mischievous intelligence.
Alan Gilbert, making his first outing as an opera conductor in New York, conducted with palpable authority, imposing order on some fiendishly tricky rhythmic passages while leaving space for the Met musicians to shine.
