This is one of the concepts of art: to define suffering, or even death, differently.
So, here is the parallel reality: Building country (community) with intent to install undeniable credibility in a public institution by using the breadth of art to define the building and invite the people in.
And this is the art of diplomacy, defining what is conventional, what is "unconventional".
"We started off as a joke, but it soon became a way of defining all art by Frigidaire as the art of listening to art.
This led Mr. Danto to propose a new way of defining art.
'Devolution has prompted people in the arts to find ways of defining ourselves.
John Gardner, in "The Art of Fiction," defined one category of novel — the most difficult, he said — as lyrical, organized musically rather than causally, with the reader borne along not by plot but by the "rhythmic repetition" of images and events.
Any student of art history will read of the role patrons have played in commissioning works of art and defining the direction of taste.
A fifth sort of argument concludes that defining art is philosophically unnecessary, on the grounds that the problem of defining art reduces to a pair of easier sorts of problems: the problem of giving an account of each individual artform, and the problem of defining what it is to be an artform.
Establishment of systematic procedures is necessary to transform the 'art' of defining bioinformatics problems into a science.
In October 1963, in a ceremony honoring Robert Frost and the Robert Frost Library at Amhurst College, John F. Kennedy gave his famous speech championing the artist and the arts as defining features of American life and liberty.
