The phrase "art point" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in a specific context related to art, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "At this art point in the exhibition, visitors can engage with interactive installations."
Alternatives: "artistic focus" or "artistic aspect".
It is as if, from an art point of view, we are finally free of mad cow disease.
Fanny Bouyagui of Art Point M, says her work is "about video, electronic music and live music".
Despite abundant demonstrable benefits, the multiple limitations of ART point to the potential advantages of therapeutic vaccination approaches that could provide sustained host control of viral replication after discontinuation of ART.
"A work of art points new ways to mankind and thinks of the future.
(The deluxe version, in addition to providing bits of original script, essays, and variant art, points to specific issues to track down to learn more).
The body art points here, to Robinson's hometown, but the growth of basketball extends beyond the city and throughout the state.
As Rob Airey, the Hatton's keeper of art, points out to me, its trajectory is upwards and to the right – towards what would have been, when it was in the barn, a tiny window.
"Unlike any other museum of modern and contemporary art," points out curator Sheena Wagstaff, recently recruited from the Tate, "we can tell stories that reach...back to any point in five millennia of art".
The analysis of the state of the art pointed out that just a few data models/repositories have the ability to add new data types.
Greg Drasler, a professor of fine arts, pointed out the paintings were not just whimsical creations but works they needed as senior theses for a bachelor of fine arts degree and would need for applying to graduate schools and for grants.
He even said it in no way diminished Brandeis's commitment to the visual arts, pointing out the university could turn the museum into an arts studio and study center.
