Sentence examples for art achieving from inspiring English sources

Lichtenstein (1923-1997) was one of the founders of Pop Art, achieving international prominence in the 1960's for his blownup comic strips.

Face recognition systems based on Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) or convolutional architectures currently represent the state of the art, achieving an accuracy comparable to that of humans.

This will contribute to achieve the commitments made during the 2011 UN General Assembly High Level Meeting on AIDS as well as the new regional care and treatment targets by 2020: 90%% of PLHIV diagnosed; 90%% of eligible people receiving ART; and 90%% of people on ART achieving viral suppression [ 12].

There's a "for real" quality to "nothingtoodoo" that performance art achieves only rarely.

"And the feeling of self-esteem that children and adults that work in art achieve.

An Indian sale at Christie's in New York in 2000, which featured modern and contemporary work as well as traditional Indian art, achieved a total of $600,000.

His experience abroad would stay with him: stressing only his Americanness obscures the European roots from which his art achieved a very real but never complete independence.

What Malcolm is really interested in, I think, is not inarticulacy but, rather, the difficulty of describing how certain works of art achieve their effects.

My argument is that this distinctively aesthetic value is of great importance in our lives and that works of high art achieve it much more fully than do works of popular art.

And while Al is the record holder for age among New Yorker cartoonists, it's not his longevity we admire so much as the spontaneity of his art, achieved by drawing directly in ink with no preliminary sketching in pencil.

It is said that the greatest works of art achieve universality through a paradoxical specificity -- that Hamlet becomes more Everyman the more he is made the Prince of Denmark.