Sentence examples for art source from inspiring English sources
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Incorporates the H.W. Wilson databases--Art Index, Art Abstracts, Art Full Text, Art Index Retrospective as well as Art & Architecture Complete and Art Source.
The long standard Art History index Wilson's Art Index, is now sold through EBSCO, has merged with EBSCO's Art & Architecture Complete, which has been renamed Art Source.
"But if it doesn't look good, what's the point?" For years, design has wanted to be art, quoting every art source it can think of, appealing to collectors and showing up, a self-conscious guest, in galleries and museums.
Formerly quarry rock, now Earth Art Source: LACMA/TOM VINETZ Just an average 196-wheeler Source: LACMA/TOM VINETZ The engineer said the bridge would hold Source: LACMA/TOM VINETZ Here's the rock, now roll Source: LACMA/TOM VINETZ It's hard to levitate a mass Source: LACMA/Michael heizer No more texting and driving, ever again Source: LACMA/TOM VINETZ Where did the volunteers for the unclipping go?
The brothers will also be "rectifying" works of art sourced from local junk shops and brought in by members of the public.
In Hong Kong, which has become the world's third-largest art market after New York and London, the small but ambitious auction house has been quietly bidding for a foothold with high-profile Western contemporary art sourced from South Korean collectors.
Back-lighted pin-prick holes in a four-foot-diameter black disk create a complex mandala pattern punctuated by skulls and animals and sexual imagery from traditional Buddhist art sources and modern pornography.
Occasionally these paintings incorporate figurative elements, including people, animals and birds, some of which make specific reference to tribal art sources, like the bark paintings of the Pygmy people of the Ituri Forest in Congo and Kente textiles from Ghana and Sudan.
It was not a portrait of anyone in particular, but some kind of idealised figure, and I drew on non-fine art sources as a way of finding a new language".
