Sentence examples for existing artworks from inspiring English sources
Edinburgh's National Portrait Gallery — designed by Robert Rowand Anderson and the first museum to be built for the specific purpose of housing a portrait collection — opened its doors in July 1889, but the grand neo-Gothic building of red sandstone was too large for the existing artworks.
Poole writes: "Lehrer has bought into the philistine notion, much propagated by today's anti-copyright fanatics among others, that all artistic creation is nothing but (and thus reducible to) a mashing-up or remixing of existing artworks, so that Dylan writing a song is no different from a child on YouTube playing two grimecore tracks simultaneously".
De Cock (who knew the exact location of all of the existing artworks) explains that the flow of his pieces throughout the loft also helped eradicate distinctions between the different parts of the space.
Colen's drawings from the book — a collaboration with his assistant Matt Kenny — were temporarily taped into frames over existing artwork all over the club.
Every artwork belongs to an artform, on this view, because every artwork either belongs to an existing artwork or else pioneers a new artform.
His existing artwork had all those elements they wanted for the album's concept terror, a beauty, a structure, an abstraction, a wildness".
Her penchant for visual art, for example, is represented in each of her releases by commissioning existing artwork by Swedish artists like the late Hans Arnold as album art.
Surprisingly, some of the video projections can be thrilling and original, but there are plenty of them that are mere advertisements or sometimes simply a projection of already existing artwork.
Draw a thick outlined circle over the existing artwork.
Think wearable tech: Google Glass, for instance, or Oculus Rift, both of which extend the possibilities even further to virtual or augmented realities and audiences existing within artworks, not simply looking on.
Copyright must strike a balance between protecting pre-existing artworks and encouraging new ones.
