Brought up in the west of Ireland by Breton nationalist parents, speaking Breton, Irish, French and English, she has performed the classics including Shakespeare at the National Theatre, but also balanced on the borderline of performance art, dance and music, embracing the difficult.
By way of the aesthetics of everyday life, environmental aesthetics makes contact with the philosophy of borderline art forms, not only the "arts" of sport and cuisine, but also the art of gardening (Miller 1993, Carlson 1997, Ross 1998, Cooper 2006, Parsons 2008a) and the arts of landscaping, architecture, and design (Stecker 1999, Carlson 2000, Parsons 2008b 2011, Forsey 2013).
I don't know where the borderline is for the standard of art.
Certainly a lot of nudity, some of it perhaps borderline pornographic, but these are works of art by a famous, if controversial, photographer.
This may seem borderline to fine art, or even beyond the recognized borders of the fine art world, but craft shows and galleries all overspecialize in this low cost market.
Watch Bakerstuts show off his skills as he turns an average (borderline crappy) skateboarding clip into a work of art.
She cites her role as the middle-aged, borderline alcoholic DCI Jane Tennison in Lynda La Plante's Prime Suspect as a key example of art imitating what was already happening in the workforce.
In brief, "The Brown Bunny," however antagonistic and borderline tedious, is an art work of sorts, and Gallo himself, though an egomaniac of staggering solemnity — a priest of art longing for a cult — is not a fake.
They are images of art, not art".
