Sentence examples for art documentation from inspiring English sources

Miss Frick was especially interested in art documentation, and established the library as a resource center supported by books, photographs, exhibition and auction catalogs, and ephemera.

Before America Invents, patents went to the person who invented first, which had to be proved using "prior art" — documentation like dated sketches, notebooks, academic papers and models.

Gallery owners no longer sound as despondent as they did last week, when they returned to their businesses in the strip between 10th and 11th Avenues, from 18th to 29th Streets, and found flooded basements, high water marks five feet up their walls, and a loss of art, documentation, catalogs and reference books, to say nothing of physical spaces that will need to be rebuilt.

Some suggested references on art documentation and examination using each spectral band and the relative instrumentation for Infrared [1, 2, 20 23] and Ultraviolet [24, 25] are given.

Admittedly almost every major city in the world has grass roots orgs dedicated to public art documentation and probably a thriving art scene and audience.

"A winking homage to the works of performance artists like Vito Acconci, Marina Abramovic, Chris Burden, and Bas Jan Ader, "A Note To Self" uses obsolete, era-appropriate video technology to painstakingly recreate the awkward, incidental, and ridiculously fetishized aesthetics of late 60s, early 70s performance art documentation.

Along with a little helium, some fishing line, a slightly hacked Canon PowerShot G9 point-and-shoot digital camera, an improvised plywood and metal cradle for the camera and some plastic zip ties (to keep the cradle attached and the neck of the balloon cinched), a floating land-art documentation machine was improvised, MacGyver-like.

Marc Schiller, a founder of the Wooster Collective, a street-art documentation site that is celebrating its 10th anniversary and is a sponsor of the project, said the proliferation of such legal walls was an ever-present reminder of the enduring cultural power of street art in the city.

This transdomain COST Action (TD1201) is exploring high-resolution optical techniques, defining good practice and open standards for state-of-the-art documentation of material cultural heritage.

"Look, the way I see it, the absence of black visual arts documentation in Toronto is a form of racism of omission a problem that happens throughout the Canadian art landscape," says McCallum.

The two extremes, which she calls the "Scylla and Charybdis of interpretation," are, in simple terms, art as documentation versus art as propaganda.