Sentence examples for artists value from inspiring English sources

Just as it is difficult to pinpoint precisely why work by some artists rises in value, experts say it can be harder still to explain why some artists' value declines.

So, why do marketers (or artists) value this property so highly?

Another thing I think glitch artists value is a sense of community, where everyone is sharing their ideas and expertise.

"In the case of these four artists, it is my hope that by giving them visibility, and arguing for their legitimate place within the canon of postwar art not just the subset of feminist art history we're now finally in a position to truly acknowledge these artists' value," says Gingeras.

The museum's latest acquisition -- more than 100 photographs by 45 artists, valued around $6 million -- is a gift from Carla Emil, a trustee, and her husband, Rich Silverstein, a co-founder of Goodby Silverstein & Partners, a San Francisco advertising agency.

Artists valued these forms of turpentine for their resinous sap, not for their use as a solvent.

The Las Terrazas school has 10 computers for several hundred students, but extraordinary social involvement by parents and teachers engaged in the education of the next generation of leaders as well as musicians, poets and artists valued as highly as science, literacy and mathematics.

Ultimately, most agree that artist values are a lot like hemlines.

A cute stunt was their Banksy competition: they planted a "graffito" by the artist, valued at $15,000, in one of their hotels and invited guests to find it, steal it and, if uncaught, keep it.

Not only does printing out a portion of the largest accumulation of human knowlege in history help us visualize how truly vast it is, but the artist values the format's ability to put otherwise unrelated words together in irrational ways.

I think what the artists really value is that they haven't got the London art world looking at them.