In another art-science confluence, art-minded doctors have offered diagnoses of artists based on distortions in their art.
His commentary on the confluence of art, money and politics seems tame enough.
In doing so he's conjured revenants -- of masks, sculptures, bowls -- that, he says, represent a confluence of art, time and technology.
It was an agony eerily foretold by this novel that he had nearly finished at the time — an uncanny and unbearable confluence of art and life.
In this special three-lecture series, SLAC welcomes the Stanford and local community to an afternoon presentation that celebrates the confluence of art and science.
This last element is one that does not feature in the British Museum's epic exhibition, Sicily: Culture and Conquest (until 14 August) which focuses on the astonishing confluence of art and ideas that makes Sicily.
Fashion, Circus, Spectacle is the first book-length study dedicated to this brilliant photographer whose interests and talent placed him at the exciting confluence of art, fashion, and celebrity in downtown New York.
This exhibition is part of "Concentric Circles of Influence: The Birth of Artists Communitiess in Central New Jersey," a region-wide project that celebrates the confluence of art communities that first developed in the region in the late 1930s.
She will have an in-depth conversation with students about the often-challenging confluence of art, human relationships and cultural boundaries.
In his appearance at 92nd Street Y, where he was interviewed by Charlie Rose, much of his conversation focused on the confluence of art and activism in his life.
Working at the confluence of art and interior architecture, Brooklyn-based Sui Park creates three-dimensional organic-like sculptures out of cable zip ties.
