It is signed by a member of the publicity department of Columbia Pictures, of which Mr. Harry Cohn is president: "I am enclosing the latest official photo of Harry Cohn & would appreciate if you would destroy all previous art & substitute this pose for future publicity.
The N.R.A., with its yearly budget of three hundred million dollars, has mastered the dark art of substituting money for popular will.
Caught in this trap, leaders from both parties have perfected the art of substituting symbolism for substance.
- Posted by Ethan City Parks Foundation gets this question all the time - with the word "salsa" or "gospel" or "jazz" or one of myriad other art forms substituted for "reggae".
While hundreds of new independent festivals commence every year around the United States — some as economic boons for their communities, others as the equivalent of art-house substitutes in small markets — New York is saturated, with niche events often carved inside other niches.
His mother is a substitute art teacher in the Chappaqua and Greenburgh school districts and was until June an art teacher at Woodlands High School in Hartsdale, N.Y.
Joyce didn't think that art was a substitute for religion, or that it had spiritual sources or powers.
(Cotter) Last Chance ★ 'Anything Can Substitute Art: Maciunas in SoHo' (closes on Saturday) Decades before there was Occupy, there was the artist George Maciunas (1931-78).
(Smith) Galleries: Other ★ 'Anything Can Substitute Art: Maciunas in SoHo' (through Feb. 2) Decades before there was Occupy, there was the artist George Maciunas (1931-78).
It was as a teacher, at a teachers' meeting in 1934, that she met the erudite, loquacious Newman, who was four years her senior and working as a substitute art teacher.
While the dance set to Bach affirms the artist's trust "in the power art has to substitute order for chaos", the two dances together reflect the philosopher's most elementary lesson on the difference between, in Tharp's words, "the way the world should be," and "the way the world is".
