The phrase "art amount" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The art amount required for the project was not specified."
Alternatives: "quantity of art" or "amount of artwork".
What I take away is that the promotion of revolution and the departure from figuration in art amount to alternative strategies of visual seduction, booby-trapping intellectual programs with gratuitous pleasures.
The Greek Challenge A travel advisory: Keep in mind that the Met's galleries of Greek art amount to a museum-within-a-museum, one of several at the Met, and it can devastate your schedule.
He didn't talk much about his work One critic has noted, "most of [Kline's] remarks about his own art amount to attempts to change the subject".
Ex vivo study showed detectable ART amounts after 20 h which gradually increased over 48 h achieving ∼26% cumulative amount permeated irrespective of the applied dose.
But in the real world, stealing and forging art amounts to big, big business with a small, overstretched group of people tasked with policing a black market trailing only weapons and drug dealing in the amount of money it nets.
And it won't: as a site-specific work, to remove it is to destroy it, and -- since 1989, when the General Services Administration removed Mr. Serra's "Tilted Arc" from the plaza in front of the Jacob K. Javits Federal Building in New York -- destroying a Serra is a high sin in contemporary art, amounting to a sort of curatorial hara-kiri.
Christian art amounts to a range of geniuses saying such incredibly basic but extremely vital things as: "Look at that picture of Mary if you want to remember what tenderness is like"; "Look at that painting of the cross if you want a lesson in courage"; "Look at that Last Supper to train yourself not to be a coward and a liar".
Many of his paintings were grounded in classical French figure work, mixed with elements of Primitivism and Islamic art, amounting to an aesthetic most often compared to Pablo Picasso.
"Total sales between 2000 and 2009 for Chinese arts amount to a little over $4 billion.
Our managers want us to change our working patterns, to open at different hours and cover more events, to help it make up the budget shortfall it has suffered under this government's short-sighted obsession with austerity that, in the case of the arts, amounts to nothing less than philistinism.
BP's sponsorship of the arts amounts to "artwashing," as the title of Mel's book indicates.
