Of course, there's a little more to the book than that, as generations of readers, critics, scholars and exegetes well know.
The annual awards, voted on by the nearly 400 members of the organization, recognize exceptional work by artists, curators, critics, scholars, cultural institutions and others.
These developments are especially apparent in Sarris's correspondence, which include letters between other critics, scholars, fans, and a considerable handful of notable actors, actresses, and directors.
JUNCTURE engages artists, curators, critics, scholars, students, and human rights practitioners in a yearlong exploration of the rich intersections between art and artistic practices and international human rights.
Before "Amour," (opening Dec. 19), Mr. Haneke had addressed a variety of challenging, even unpleasant, topics in films that may not have been big at the box office but fascinated critics, scholars and filmmakers.
JUNCTURE is a yearlong exploration of the rich intersections between art and artistic practices and international human rights that will engage artists, curators, critics, scholars, students, human rights practitioners, and other activists.
He was a critic, scholar, translator, scriptwriter and - with his beautiful voice - a gifted reciter of poetry.
NESMITH -- Of all the roles you have achieved -- critic, scholar, educator, director, translator, actor, playwright -- is there one for which you would most like to be remembered?
John Golding, an English art critic, scholar and painter who courted abstraction in every facet of his career — seeking to define it in the work of others and to produce it in his own — died on April 9.
One was Nikolai Khardzhiev, a critic, scholar and friend, who smuggled his collection to Amsterdam when he moved there in 1993 (it is now on long-term loan to the Stedelijk).
Most film critics and scholars disagreed.
