Sentence examples for artistic properties from inspiring English sources

Almost as bizarre, Janet Kardon, the exhibition's original curator, discussed the artistic properties of the photographs strictly in terms of light, form and composition, evading any mention of their sexual content.

Much of the debate is over what kinds of aesthetic or artistic properties are essential to musical works.

As noted above, some philosophers lean heavily on a distinction between aesthetic properties and artistic properties, taking the former to be perceptually striking qualities that can be directly perceived in works, without knowledge of their origin and purpose, and the latter to be relational properties that works possess in virtue of their relations to art history, art genres, etc.

This re-appropriation of established texts, resources, and artistic properties to tell a story or make a statement is an example of a semiotic phenomenon known as intertextuality or resemiosis.

A computer processes those sounds and sends them back to the objects in random fashion, so it seems as if the whole room is animated by unseen forces — an industrious chorus proclaiming artistic properties in even the most mundane of objects.

Artistic property cases are starting to show up in the courts.

But it's only one of the many bridges one could imagine between a principled defense of artistic property rights and a principled defense of artistic freedom.

The word auteur (literally "author" in French) had been employed in France in the 1930s in legal battles over the rights to artistic property.

Yauch's wife, the Tibetan rights activist Dechen Yauch, will manage his artistic property (and has a right to sell it).

Jane C. Ginsburg, professor of literary and artistic property law at Columbia Law School, disagrees with the view that copyright laws have become more restrictive for artists.

The bureau will now count expenditures on research and development as akin to more traditional business investment, as well as make adjustments for the value of artistic property like movies and books.