The sponsorship of the arts is laudable when it's of economic benefit to the artists, and here the alliance with art seems to be working also to the advantage of Pringle, increasing it's corporate profile amongst art enthusiasts.
This entails creating an alliance of art and science in the marketing mix.
But he must have sensed in Warhol a kindred spirit, intent on consecrating an unholy alliance between art and society.
Measured against its predecessors for Truman, Eisenhower and Johnson, it is a giant step forward for this peculiarly American alliance of art and politics.
Why we like her: For her vitrine Afrikan Spir (2011), which gives an American gothic twist to capitalism's unholy alliance of art and commerce.
With Gallé as its creative force, a form of naturalism, predominantly floristic, developed that was later identified with The School at Nancy, Provincial Alliance of Art Industries, established in 1901.
The last may be the first plastic radio in this country, said Davira S. Taragin, the curator for "The Alliance of Art and Industry: Toledo Designs for Modern America" at the Toledo Museum of Art.
Ms. Fraser's career has been built on asking tough, potentially embarrassing questions of institutions, and that is surely her intention in this piece about the alliance of art, sex, money and fame.
A loose alliance of art dealers, collectors and curators led by the dealer Elizabeth Dee, it was given use of the old Dia building by the new owners for one year starting in March.
They provided a rare spot of colour in otherwise grey lives; many people decorated their walls with such images (unintentionally, the paper also proved useful as insulation).The alliance between art and the party weakened almost as soon as commercial advertising started again in 1979.
