The show was organized by the artist and independent curator Margaret Lee, who contributed a photograph resembling an oversize postcard that depicts elements from the other participants' work arranged in a handsome still life.
Provided that the landslide distribution from a triggering event can be documented and mapped, it is often possible to glean enough topographic and geologic information from existing databases to produce a reliable map that depicts landslide hazards from an extreme event.
An article last Sunday about "Aerial America," a Smithsonian Channel series that depicts the United States from the air, misstated the year that Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans and the Gulf Coast.
Stone attended the festival to screen episodes of "Oliver Stone's Untold History of the United States," his 10-episode documentary series that depicts the country from World War II through the War on Terror.
That would be the famous "Méditation," the Act II interlude with a prominent violin solo that depicts Thaïs's conversion from sinner to saint, a bonbon that violinists invariably trot out as a sure-fire encore.
Neyestani's new graphic novel, An Iranian Metamorphosis, is an autobiographical story that depicts his ensuing fall from grace as a popular cartoonist to a national pariah forced to flee his home country.
"Boohbah" has an explicitly global appeal, with opening segments that depict children from, say, Namibia bouncing a glowing orb to children in France.
Inside the third enclosure at Angkor Wat are bas-reliefs running for hundreds of yards that depict scenes from the Mahabharata and the Ramayana, as well as a scene of Suryavarman holding court.
As the company began recovering from the worst of the destruction, it became clear that the flooding had even affected 12 monumental ceiling frescoes that depict communication from its most rudimentary forms to that pinnacle of technological evolution (circa 1926): the candlestick telephone.
The show has blanc de Chine bowls, divinities, scholar's objects and export wares as well as some unusual pieces: a crucifix made for the Western market, a pair of Ming panels that depict scenes from the Peking opera, a dish for throwing dice, a pair of three-legged toads, an exotic depiction of the Montgolfier hot air balloon, and the so-called He He Twins, two young Chinese boys with big smiles.
