Sentence examples for hot art from inspiring English sources

The Italian police's list of hot art contains a staggering 300,000 items, 10 times as many as the Interpol site.

Some commemorative sculptures survived in homes until the 1960s, when African poverty and a hot art market conspired to take them to Europe for sale.

"And immediately they make contact with them, even before they graduate from school, saying, 'I will buy everything from you.' " (A similar phenomenon has been observed in recent years at hot art schools in New York and Los Angeles).

Ms. Mutu, who was born in Kenya, has been a hot art world commodity in recent years, celebrated for surrealistic collages in which disembodied eyes, lips and body parts cut from magazines are layered with glitter, animal fur and paint to create distorted beings that suggest both animals and women.

On his Web site, and in his 1993 autobiography, Hot Art, Cold Cash, published by Little, Brown, Van Rijn openly acknowledges some of the scams he has pulled, including the notorious Avar treasure that he commissioned from a famous faker in Athens and sold through Sotheby's in the 1980s.

While the sales of many luxury goods are on the decline, these relics of the land before time are the newest hot art objects.

"This area was the hot arts center for the Pyramid Club and punk bands and CBGB," Mr. Gordon said.

Fidel lay splayed on a carpet in the uncomfortably hot arts club, while Ms. Goldberg spoke briefly on a taboo topic, given the crowd -- cats.

North Amsterdam's evolution from blue-collar industrial area to red-hot art neighborhood was not a swift one.

Though Glasgow is sometimes referred to as Scotland's second city, there's nothing second-rate about it, especially not its red-hot art scene.

Ms. Murphy, the lawyer, said it took an experienced appraiser to know the difference between fraud and the vagaries of a white-hot art market.