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While Julia Kwon’s face masks made of brightly hued Korean silk show the influence of recent events, she — and all the artists — continues to explore earlier themes.

In this dish, grilled slices of eggplant and onion are simmered in a quick, golden-hued, paprika-and-turmeric-spiced tomato sauce, then served layered with garlicky yogurt and showered with fresh mint and cilantro.

The photo that Leslie Rose modified into three screen prints is also on display, but her handsome, subtly hued prints, “Variations on a Pine Branch,” don’t look much like their source.

They’re piled high with mostly warm, golden-hued veggies, full of protein-rich ingredients like nuts and legumes, and most importantly, are quick-cooking, or can be reheated or repurposed into even more dishes.

This copper pink–hued rosé blend showcases Pinot Noir grapes from the Montagne de Reims while retaining the fresh minerality of Chardonnay, with a palate of red berry fruits.

Meanwhile, big dollar advertising campaigns have taken an explicit rainbow-hued slant.

Now, he's out to prove that redheads are just as desirable as their neutral-hued brethren.

Within a navy blue duffel bag were clattering bone-hued beads, amulets, and bracelets.

The program began about two years ago with artist Jet Martinez, who painted a brightly hued floral mural in Building 18.

The idea of using an incredibly salty, orange-hued shell as a delivery vehicle for salty stuffings seemed a little daft.

His clothing was also, in part, that of a parader: a brilliant-hued coat worn over his ordinary faded suit of denim.

His straw-hued hair, brushed back from a sloping brow, hung lankly down upon his coat-collar.

Undistinguished from any typical strap-hanger except perhaps by the light-hued eyes.

He had his key ready in his hand, terra cotta-hued tab swinging loose.

The furnishings are many hued, the cushions a flare of color, and the pictures fantastically futuristic.