Sentence examples for interviewing art from inspiring English sources

Lisa Vreeland's documentary does full justice to it, interviewing art critics and historians and rattling through her star-studded life story – the term "name dropping" hardly covers it – using some fascinating audio interviews with Guggenheim herself, who with authentically patrician understatement casually alludes to her acquaintance with some of the biggest names in art.

Interviewing ART patients within a clinic setting is likely to introduce a selection bias as clients who are interviewed are more likely to be retained in care and treatment.

The quantitative data were collected by interviewing ART service users using structured questionnaire by 7 senior nurses from Mekelle University after they had been trained for two days on data collection techniques by the principal investigators.

WK: Well in a way too what you're describing relates to one of the seeds or impetus for this project of interviewing art dealers began when I was advised by someone early on that I should treat art dealers as if they're artists, and the gallery is their art.

When TNT interviewed Artest about that shot after the game, he gave a typically obtuse explanation.

Before ending the interview, Artest gave a shout-out to Queensbridge, the poor section of Queens where he was raised.

The cross sectional study involved interviewing 500 ART clients accessing services at five public health facilities.

Take, for example, her Tinkerbell nimbleness in the interview-room art of not answering questions.

In my interviews with art thieves, they talked lightly about "Arab sheiks" or "South American drug lords" sure to want a bargain-price Van Gogh.

In an interview in Art Review last December, he said he got energy from being called cynical and having his work described as kitsch.

Schlingensief was a talented, energetic maverick, often working on several projects at the same time: films, theatre, opera, blogs, interviews, prose, art actions, videos.