But, now that its methods have become a cornerstone of art-house cinema, its aesthetic pleasures, emotional impact, and personal significance come to the fore.
Other works on view reflect the upheaval of the art world at the time, including Duchamps' ready-made urinal, the cornerstone of conceptual art, and cubist paintings by Picasso and Juan Gris.
Indeed, this cornerstone of conceptual art reached its end in 2011 when, a couple of weeks short of his 80th birthday, Opalka died.
It takes steady nerves to operate on a ninety-seven-year-old patient, especially when the patient is: (1) eight feet tall; (2) not sick; and (3) the cornerstone of modern art.
This series has been the cornerstone of retrospective art exhibits presenting the career of Rockwell, who was the most widely known and popular commercial artist of the mid-20th century, but did not achieve critical acclaim.
The 21-story building – which is to have 244 residential units, a swimming pool and retail outlets — is a cornerstone of the arts center's efforts to stimulate the surrounding area as a vibrant urban space.
Though some places of note remain – the infamous LGBT-friendly area known as "The Triangle" and its countless bars, for example – one cornerstone of Bournemouth arts culture, the venue Sixty Million Postcards, has been turned to picture-perfect ruin.
Not to mention their names and personas, modeled after four cornerstones of Renaissance art: Donatello (wearing purple), Leonardo (blue), Raphael (red) and Michelangelo (orange).
Cotes calls Robey's festive performances the "cornerstone of his comic art", and the source of "some of his greatest successes".
Site-specific performance has fast become a cornerstone of the biggest arts festival in England that once hosted a theatre production in a public lavatory.
The hackathon: the cornerstone of any nutritious art-tech meetup.
