Sentence examples for art ties from inspiring English sources
The estate sells hats, dolls, T-shirts, art, ties and even wine emblazoned with Garcia's name.
Hockney, with his noisy plaid suit and his op art tie, shows off the more garish plumage of a later time.
Something like video art tied into code makes learning look more fun, where the student is solving a problem to create a project they love.
For years, I have been calling out our art museums' ties with corporate money and real estate.
Durant, who calls himself, "in a sense, a failed poet," uses an economy of language in his art that ties together the past, present and perhaps the future.
As a part of the etiquette training, the players learn poise, how to engage in gentle conversation and the art of tying a necktie.
This — the art-fashion tie-in, the multiplicity of women, the major names — is all idiosyncratically Prada, a brand that has a tendency to do things bigger and better than other labels.
My only serious quibble is with the frequent instructional interjections on the art of tying a scarf.
Both want to lead in "systems integration"—the art of tying together all the bits and pieces of a weapons system.
Beecroft's provocative work, which combines elements of fashion and performance art, is tied to her obsession with her eating disorder, exercise bulimia.
The market and resale value of a piece of art is tied to its documented history and a legitimate authentication, making it hard to get a good price for stolen artworks.
