The weave of text and dance was achieved less traditionally, with words serving as both text and aural accompaniment, in Cynthia Oliver's "Because She Was...". and Katie Duck's solo from "Love Poems".
New forms of weaving text, image and movement offer exciting prospects for the living word; the appearance of the online teacher will have a small, but potentially significant, role.
Puerto Rican-born artist Antonio Martorell vivifies the verses of renowned poets Pablo Neruda and Ernesto Cardenal, weaving calligraphic text with imagery in elegant and visceral prints.
The complex interplay of words and images in comics has the potential to go beyond the traditional textbook by weaving text and images into a story that can help generate coherence and context for the information.
Sometimes the novel or play-like quality is overt - as in the diaries of literary people, such as Virginia Woolf, but also of political ones such as Pepys or Beatrice Webb - structured around an unfolding narrative, with a series of overlapping stories woven into the text.
The seat was woven of rush.
… It's a combination of an exploration of history and an aesthetic experimentation, but there's also a kind of deep critical component woven into the text that may have made it a little baffling to reviewers at first.
But it is the use of Mankiller's own words, woven throughout the text, that makes this book soar.
In fact, she is appropriating language (from Shakespeare, James Baldwin, Frantz Fanon, as well as Zidane), much as she appropriates images of the confrontation, which are woven into the text.
Heiner Goebbels's "staged concert in three parts" promises to be a trademark synthesis of words, music and imagery, woven around texts by Eliot, Blanchot and Beckett.
She has also woven into her text a masterclass on the life and works of Velázquez.
