Since art exists in culture, evaluation of art does too.
To presume so runs the risk of being aligned with the current Whiggish move to segregate the making and evaluation of art from political context altogether, which is to separate it from an aspect of history.
All discussion of the value of art tends, therefore, to turn from the outset in the direction of criticism: Can there be genuine critical evaluation of art, a genuine distinction between that which deserves our attention and that which does not?
If not, we will surely succumb to the maxim of our capitalistic evaluation of art: "The more it sells -- the better it is".
The alternative stance is that the viewers' evaluation of art is fully subjective.
These findings have important implications both for patient care and the monitoring and evaluation of ART programmes in resource-limited settings.
Essential to the identification of the most effective antiretroviral treatment (ART) delivery and cost-effective HIV management strategies for resource-constrained settings is appropriate and efficient monitoring and evaluation of ART care and treatment programs.
However, previous studies on students' evaluation of art-based interventions were small qualitative studies and none has included an evaluation of students' performance [ 4].
Dedicated tracing studies of patients LTFU are an important instrument to improve quality of care as well as outcome evaluation of ART programs in sub-Saharan Africa.
However, RCTs suffer from a number of limitations, both in general (Deaton 2009) and in the evaluation of ART market interventions in particular.
This finding indicates that an economic evaluation of ART, in Ethiopia, would be valuable to consider if incremental costs per incremental life years is reasonable value-for-money.
