Sentence examples for facets of art from inspiring English sources

The Hermitage already has 17 conservation laboratories, said Avetyan, and 126 staff conservators who are experts in painting, stained glass, archaeological artifacts, and other facets of art.

This CD-ROM explores many new facets of Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer-Prize winning graphic novel: MAUS: A Survivor's Tale (Volumes I and II).

Ma himself, a frequent visitor to campus, has already inspired a series of Silk Road-style courses at Harvard — classroom explorations of how the material, visual, and audible facets of art enhance traditional scholarship.

The first was that his most inspiring teacher, Owen Frampton, was also his art teacher, who encouraged the idea that "education could be about joy, and change", and got his students to think about design and advertising as facets of art.

This is an example with several facets of art and design.

For Eliasson, "perception and physical experience" are important facets of art, just as they are integral aspects of social activism.

It is arguably the definitive historical snapshot of the era one that continues to exert its influence on just about every facet of art, music, and daily life in metropolitan cities.

I hope that the show keeps showcasing a wide variety of different facets of the art, I hope that it keeps its authenticity and the true form of the arts.

Her research focuses on political, economic, esthetic, and intellectual facets of Renaissance art, particularly paintings, their trade and patronage.

Swanberg's conception of the movie depends greatly on his stars' talents and radiance — even as he reveals hidden facets of their art that make for their stardom.

The assembled works may accurately account for the many facets of his art, but they also make it clear that his efforts are not all equally wondrous.