The phrase "art of truth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the skill or practice of expressing or understanding truth in a nuanced or artistic way.
Example: "The artist's latest exhibition explores the art of truth, challenging viewers to confront their own perceptions of reality."
Alternatives: "craft of honesty" or "skill of authenticity".
The 1973 documentary "F for Fake," which explores the arts of truth and deception, including the work art forger Elmira de Hoary, will be shown at 10 30 p.m. Kite A beautiful but emotionally stunted teenager (India Sisley) lives a secret life as a covert assassin who is searching for her parent's murderer in director Ralph Zeeman's 2014 live-action remake of a popular 1999 anime.
The cover art alone of Truth Like the Sun should put it onto the list.
He is best known in the history of ideas as the inventor of an "art of finding truth" (ars inveniendi veritatis) that was primarily intended to support the Roman Catholic faith in missionary work but was also designed to unify all branches of knowledge.
Once more, a global cartographic motif (flags and nations) joins one of death (dust and mortality); and, just as Queequeg's tattoo-map is also a synecdoche for knowledge in its entirety — it is, Melville informs us, 'a mystical treatise on the art of attaining truth' — so this man's dusty action, the purveying of lexicons and dictionaries, stands in for the bearing of all archives, of all books.
Logic is the art of discerning truth from falsehood and of making and judging arguments (ISW I 1.1; IGP I 1.1).
Great acting is the art of telling the truth and telling the truth can be exhausting.
But after only a little time in Hollywood he had fallen for a different kind of constructive art, the building of "truth" with "magic", and never looked back.
Those poems promise the eternity of art, the permanence of truth and beauty, but what they describe is the poignancy, the bittersweetness, the fleetingness of mortality.
The import of formalism can best be seen by noting what it was reacting against: art as representation, art as expression, art as a vehicle of truth or knowledge or moral betterment or social improvement.
But the House publishes it widely as art of unassailable emotional truth, a tale of good surviving evil.
