Sentence examples for art academic from inspiring English sources

In 1987 the theatre split into two companies the Moscow Art Academic Theatre of Gorky and the Moscow Art Theatre of Chekhov because of professional differences.

In the past, a few detractors labeled his art academic because, working within a tradition, he paints naked men and women realistically.

The Art Newspaper's Chinese edition, in a cover story, cited an art academic, Zhao Li of the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing, as saying that China lacks a domestic culture of passing art down from generation to generation, so when the realization dawns that something has value, collectors can only turn to the market and "go shopping".

We validate our method by comparing our approach with currently available eye detection algorithms including a commercial face recognition software in which one of its capabilities is the extraction of the eye locations and a state of the art academic approach.

That gives large universities a multitude of resources, the ability to hire top faculty and sustain state of the art academic programs and recreational/athletic facilities.

My mind and perception opened up, and jewelry became everything: craft, art, academic research, performance, communication, status, business, bodily and conceptual... Every piece or collection reflects on a specific train of thoughts of mine... or a specific interest.

Don't art academics study any history earlier than this before they do a PhD on the Fluxus movement?

It has used the money to build a state-of-the-art academic facility — the Eon Center for Innovation and Higher Education, named for the Canadian alternative energy company that made it possible — and to hire instructional coaches, a new dean and an early-college director.

With clubs, sports, arts, academic support and enrichment programs cut back, these children are spending more after school hours on the street or in front of the TV.

Meanwhile, a series of arts, academic and literary institutions have cancelled scheduled engagements with Place rather than risk getting sucked into the echo-chambers of offence, accusation or protest.

"They are generally seen to have made a very positive contribution, a huge contribution to the arts, academic and business fields, comparable to the refugees who came here from Nazi Germany," Garnaut said.