As high school students aged 12–14 years, they started learning Bharatanatyam at the age of 10, nurturing their passion for traditional dance and felt delighted to be able to perform as part of this showcase. If an official name from an English source is found, the article should be moved to its appropriate title.

We were soon immersed in the irregular beat of this Indian classical dance – a real test for every dancer’s sense of rhythm. It is through their passion and persistence that traditional dance could be infused with the deepest emotions and continually improved in the 21st Century. This stunning treasury of artworks provides the perfect guide to a deeper contemplation of the world around us, allowing readers, in the words of William Blake, to ‘see a world in a grain of sand, and a heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour’. The Babylonians, Mesopotamians, Indus, Greeks, Romans, Persians, and Arabians formalised astrology to interpret these connections ordained in the heavens. When I look up at the sky and see the stars against a dark sky and imagine that my body is not solid as it appears, but, is full of “twinkling” atoms, buzzing around dancing in the vast empty space inside and outside of me, I am Nataraja the dancer.

His work for OL has attracted the attention of hundreds of thousands of readers, oh and probably the FBI, too. The ‘golden age’ of Cold War space exploration, now drawn to a close, has seeded the fields of philosophy with discoveries every bit as strange and revelatory as those of Magellan and Galileo—the names, appropriately enough, of our most recent planetary galleons.

During the summer of 1991, a few of my high school friends and I attended the first 12 dates of Morrissey’s North American Kill Uncle tour, zig-zagging across the left side of the country from San Diego to Houston and back to San Dimas. The dance is fluid, the movement continuous, the partners (atoms) changing positions at every opportunity. The kind of book you can keep on your coffee table and genuinely find yourself interested in opening to any random page. The mass of the quarks, which comes from their interaction with the Higgs field, accounts for just a few percent of the mass of a proton or neutron. Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer was an immersive experience exploring dance, design, art, fashion and music.Through observation and study of the stars and planets they developed the basis of an astrological system by associating meaningful events and characteristics with their movements across the sky. Clark’s collaborators range from The Fall to Leigh Bowery, from artists Sarah Lucas and Peter Doig to non-professional dancers.