Titled "Projections," her two-part exhibition starts with a spectacular light show of projected poems and follows with a politically incendiary installation of paintings related to the invasion of Iraq.
Barrett came up with the album title The Piper at the Gates of Dawn; the album was originally titled Projection up to as late as July 1967.
Titled The Projection of a Dream, the show notes compared movies to fashion as "a place where dreams become a reality".
"Finding Center," a New York première by Parsons, takes its title and backdrop projections from a series of pastels, by the artist Rita Blitt, of ovals and circles, shapes that have previously inspired ingenuity in the choreographer.
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Between 1989 and 2003 he made a series of nine short films that he eventually gathered under the title "9 Drawings for Projection".
Since a job title can be "a projection of you as a person," language professor Frank Nuessel told The Boston Globe, "a pompous job title, [is] going to go with you.'' So next time, maybe lay off the King Almighty or whatever.
City Opera is presenting the work in Andrew Porter's English translation; Ms. Dunleavy's enunciation and projection make the projected titles nearly unnecessary.
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But that's what I discovered at "Street," an exhibition of works from the museum's collection centered on a ravishing video projection of that title by the artist James Nares, who also organized the show as a guest curator.
