They knew nothing about industry, art, history, literature, science.
This transformation follows, by about a decade, a similar one in the recording industry — art rock as D.I.Y., low-budget endeavor.
Voga was thought up by Juliet Murrell, a former film industry art director, who wanted to bring a cardiac workout to yoga.
At a time when women were excluded from careers in politics and industry, art was one of the few fields in which it was just about acceptable for them to take an interest.
Dr. Cohen said he had all of Mr. Grudens's books and intended to stock copies at an entertainment industry art gallery the college plans to open in Manhattan.
As they grow up, girls must be exposed to a broad range of careers, and encouraged to make choices that lead beyond the traditional service and care options to jobs in industry, art, public service modern agriculture and science…".
They're research scientists working on curing Parkinson's, accountants managing reporting for the banking and insurance industries, art world administrators readying themselves for careers in first amendment law.
In the 90s, World Industries' art department was responsible for redefining what a skateboard graphic could be as well as completely changing the format and tone of skate magazines.
Read's many critical works on art include Art Now (1933, rev. ed. 1936, 1948), Art and Industry (1934), Art and Society (1936), Education through Art (1943), and The Philosophy of Modern Art (1952).
