The phrase "art fortune" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the relationship between art and luck or success, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "Some believe that art fortune plays a significant role in an artist's success, as luck can often lead to unexpected opportunities."
Alternatives: "art luck" or "art success".
These cities are filled with experimental music, art, fortune-telling, mysticism, both individualism and communism... Tiny and giant, filthy and pure, beautiful and bestial, brand new and worn out, civilization and barbarity live there in harmony and you feel blessed in the aesthetic of contradiction.
Jobs's "marketing performance art," as Fortune's Peter Elkind described the famous launches, inspired a level of hysteria that has yet to find a match in the world of Silicon Valley demos.
Burtin was the art director of Fortune magazine in the late '40s, responsible for introducing abstract and conceptual art covers.
But here he was on Thursday, dressed in a smart black sport coat and trousers, posing for photographers and holding forth with journalists about fame, fortune, art, politics, music and death.
In the main hall, there's a sculpture by Leo Lionni, who did not become a picture-book maker until he was fifty, after years working as the art director of Fortune.
In a career that spans about 40 years, he has been most diligent, first setting up his own studio in Milan, then working variously as art director of Fortune magazine, director of design for the Olivetti Corporation of America, co-editor of Print magazine and co-founder of the Aspen International Design Conference.
Although rooms are modest in size, details such as curated art, chocolate-dipped fortune cookies at turndown, Malin & Goetz amenities and Frette bathrobes elevate the experience.
British art's rising fortunes in the 1990's helped the Tate come about.
As Rembrandt's art evolved his fortunes declined.
