So in 1971 Hinrichs launched the first of a handful of homely trade magazines Electronic Components, Timepieces, Gifts & Home Products among them bare excuses to showcase light-industrial goods, from apparel and toys to watches and consumer electronics.
The imagery in these posts showcases lighted diyas (lamps), since Diwali is the "festival of lights".
Ralfonso's complicated Union #2 resides in Orlando, Florida, showcasing lights and 36 moving intersecting wings.
"We wanted to showcase the light and the views, but we didn't want to create a crazy, transparent, voyeuristic experience," said Matthew Grzywinski, of Grzywinski+Pons, the firm that did the architecture and interiors.
Even though they were created in the midst of the Cold War, at a time when nuclear annihilation seemed all but inescapable, Sagan and Drake made the decision to showcase the light over the dark— they wanted to put humanity's best foot forward.
Harvard's new Instagram series, #HarvardUnwind, seeks to showcase that lighter side of the student body.
The free-form method ditches the coloring brush in favor of hand-splattering strands with hair dye, perhaps, as he showcased, in light aqua.
"Waters" is a simply a clear glass of liquid in a showcase window lighted by an overhead flashlight that sweeps across it.
On the Fifth Avenue side, Pierre Cartier's small but elegant private office survives intact, with paneling and showcases of light, carved oak.
Ms. Mueller said the department's headquarters, the Forrestal Building, which sits a few blocks west of the Capitol and near the Smithsonian's "castle" building, would soon become a showcase for lighting innovation.
As well as showcasing the light at the Crafts Council's Nature Lab pavilion at the London Design Fair, he will be taking part in a "Future of Luxury" seminar at Ravensbourne University, and in "Breathless", a workshop at a pop-up glass furnace in the Brompton Design District.
