Sentence examples for arts resource from inspiring English sources

He was 12 when he first used the Everyman's free arts resource.

Castle Gallery, founded in 1980, defines itself as an educational arts resource serving students, school groups and art lovers.

It takes an ecosystem to maintain this arts resource: strong arts organizations, an enthusiastic audience, policy and financial support from government, philanthropic generosity from businesses and individuals, and especially the talent and dedication of practicing artists in all disciplines.

To date, though, "Ars Electronica has not managed to make this award one that is relevant to the Net-art community," said Mark Tribe, who is the founder of the online media-arts resource Rhizome.org.org

Mr. Galloway has been running "Carnivore" in the SoHo office of Rhizome.org, a new-media art resource, for which he is director of content and technology.

Part art resource, part cafe, the Oko is the most prominent of several small local galleries springing up around Podgorze, attracting a young crowd.

"British institutions have always seen India as a huge art resource, but now it's being seen as a place for serious high-level exchange," said Adam Pushkin, the head of arts at the British Council in India.

Last year, Baio was invited to participate in Seven on Seven, the innovative conference hosted by the digital-art resource Rhizome, which sets artists and technologists up on creative blind dates, giving them just twenty-four hours to conceive and finish a project.

In the meantime, state-of-the-art resource provisioning technologies such as cloud computing enable users to acquire computing resources dynamically and elastically.

Extensive numerical results indicate the superior performance of the proposed approach when compared to alternative state of the art resource allocation approaches, in terms of achieved data rate and energy efficiency.

bpk, Berlin, Art Resource, NY.