The phrase "art continuation" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the ongoing nature of art or artistic practices, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The exhibition focuses on the theme of art continuation, exploring how artistic movements evolve over time."
Alternatives: "artistic progression" or "continuity in art".
Models will also be run with ART continuation as the endpoint.
Numbers of ART continuation bottles recorded on pharmacy stock cards at the beginning and end of each quarter were documented.
Consequently, the positive idea of a treatment supporter might turn into an obstacle, because patients felt they were no longer eligible for ART continuation.
The number of ART continuation bottles [containers of tablets for 30 days for all regimen types] were documented at the start and end of a specific quarter using pharmacy stock cards.
Manhattan Through May 24 Pop Art's continuation and subversion of the still life tradition is not exactly a new idea, given that the first museum show devoted to Pop — at the Pasadena Art Museum in California in 1962 — was titled "New Painting of Common Objects".
Before the trattoria the main topic of conversation — authenticity in art — is a continuation of James's lecture, during which Elle pointedly challenged his ideas.
Pop art was a continuation of this second tradition, and Warhol's art in particular was made possible by two movements that were entirely European in origin and that emerged at the same time as abstraction: Bauhaus and Dada.
This paper reviews the state of the art of the continuation methods.
The art is a continuation of the museum's "Art in the Streets" exhibit.
I was thinking, with my love of archaeology and those things, street art was the continuation of that.
Receipt of ARV drugs during pregnancy was defined using PMTCT registers which capture ARVs dispensed during ANC, or CTC records (continuation of ART at the time of pregnancy, or initiation of ART before the recorded or estimated delivery date).
