Frying here is almost an art: greaseless, tender beignets, coconut-cream doughnuts, and nearly bite-size zeppole, folded into a napkin, which come with smooth lemon curd for dipping.
This is the concept behind Pry, the new iPad novella created by art studio Tender Claws, of which the first installment has recently been released.
Yet news has emerged that the government may be planning to abolish the department and pass the creative industries - cinema, pop music and broadcasting, as well as the arts - into the tender care of the huge Department of Trade and Industry and the DfEE.
Yet Australian visual artist Stormie Mills, who has built an international career from tender street-art considerations of the urban unseen, has traced the shadows of the lost and excluded even amongst Brisbane's sunny towers.
He remarks on the splendor of Hindu art and on the "most tender feeling" and the "wealth of the finest sensuous naturalness" that such art can display.
Horace and Pete is an incredible, tender piece of art, and you need to watch it.
Barbecue is the art of turning tough cuts tender ("Need no teef to eat my beef" is a popular boast among smokemasters).
AK47 explains that his first piece of street art was executed at the tender age of nine when he scrawled "F*** off!" on a local wall and was brought home by the police.
The fairytale world of his videos is as unsettling as the early work of David Lynch and the claymation art of Nathalie Djurberg — but also tender in the way that Tim Burton's work can be.
6, No. 3), the eight string players might have done well to heed the injunction adorning the lid of the harpsichord Mr. Cooper played: a phrase from Alexander Pope, "To wake the soul by tender strains of art".
Believe me, I know exactly how to handle these obstacles, because I perfected the art of disruption at the tender age of two.
