Sentence examples for artist recognition from inspiring English sources

This task is the focus of this paper which proposes an automated artist recognition system based on a unique framework for feature generation, feature reduction and supervised classification.

Beyond the social forces of economic, political and population growth, Dr. Upton said, there were important individuals who fostered the explosion, especially Samuel Morse, who in founding the artist-run National Academy of Design in 1826 gave American artists recognition as independent creators rather than patrons' servants.

"We are a publication born out of the desire to give digital artists recognition to a global community, so it makes sense that we revisit our tech and arts roots in new and captivating way".

Lawrence, in a classic essay from 1929, to hail Cézanne for establishing like no other artist a recognition that "matter actually exists," independent of human self-regard.

Those apples prompted D. H. Lawrence, in a classic essay from 1929, to hail Cézanne for establishing like no other artist a recognition that "matter actually exists," independent of human self-regard.

The MacDowell Colony, set on over 400 acres just minutes from downtown, is open to the public one day a year, on Medal Day, when the Edward MacDowell Medal (named after the composer, who summered in Peterborough) is given to a prominent artist in recognition of lifetime achievement.

"So I answered the phone by saying, 'I don't have any money.' " But the caller was Tim Sanford, the artistic director of Playwrights Horizons, and he told Winkler that she'd been chosen as the first recipient of the Mark O'Donnell Prize, for "an emerging theater artist in recognition of her or his talent and promise".

They'll be snapping up every artist of recognition and with good art market stats, from Kehinde Wiley to Wade Guyton.

If the only goal in making work is to "stand out" and the only thing that motivates the artist is recognition, then they won't be able to push forward and create something meaningful.

But it's still an on-going fight to get deaf and disabled artists the recognition they deserve.

And there was a time not too long ago when few people in city government worried about how to help artists gain recognition.