The Human Infectome Diseasome Network provides a state-of-the-art gateway model towards systems virology.
The national endowment grant and accompanying money are earmarked for street-level projects, like a weekly arts market, lighted "gateways" at UN Plaza and Sixth Street, public performances and a continuation of the Art in Storefronts program.
The plaza would serve as one anchor of the reinvented Water Street; the other would be at Fulton Street, where the plan calls for an installation of public art, creating a gateway that would draw people in.
"The martial arts battles were the gateway drug even if you weren't into Ranma grappling with fraught questions of gender and sexuality, you could at least see the characters beat seven kinds of hell out of each other.
Who selects what we see?" He started talking about how museums, which we thought of as the gateway to art, were actually the main agents of hiding art from the public.
Truth to nature, which for Hazlitt was "the soul of art," was, therefore, the gateway to poetic vision, not the plodding transcription of matter.
You could say Blow-Up was my gateway drug into art cinema.
For Matt Emmett, these warnings are a gateway to his art.
The settlements were gateways into the arts for some of America's greatest artists.
It's known for its first year invitation-only gateway programs in the arts, cities, science and western culture.
In the season now passing, museums in New York actively pursued people like Ms. Baldwin — potential visitors for whom liquid-cool air might have been a gateway drug to the art.
