But inevitably my background of art film and nonlinear narrative filmmaking comes into play.
Under the sweeping guidelines, which were approved last month by the American Association of Museums and the Association of Art Museum Directors, museums must research and disclose on their Web sites the backgrounds of all art works acquired after 1933, when the Nazis took power in Germany, and produced before the conclusion of World War II in 1945.
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Yet there's a shadow movie looming alongside these fictional films — of directors themselves stepping outside of character to speak their own thoughts, in their own names — and that virtual movie is the one that's realized in interviews, in directors discussing, in print or onscreen, the substance and background of their art.
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The room blends Tiffany's Arts and Crafts background with his mastery of Art Nouveau design, as well as the period's penchant for Japanese decoration.
Provenance is just the kind of thing that only museum curators and art historians concern themselves with, because only they are interested in the minutiae of receipts and sales records that make up the economic background of the history of art.
Bowie and Lennon both came from an ordinary background via the route of art college to become national icons who have made a significant contribution in defining our cultural identity.
IGN noted the lack of background art, but said that the expressive faces of the characters made up for it.
Choose one artistic tradition that corresponds to your genealogical background, and create a piece of art (painting, sculpture, folk art, drawing, etc). in the style of that tradition.
