The photographic record he made of that exhibition has proved invaluable to art historians.
We saw that research and development (something that is automatic in industry, business or in science) was an invaluable part of collaborative art.
New Yorkers finally got the chance to see performing by Germaine Acogny, the noted Senegalese solo dancer, choreographer and modern-dance teacher, on Saturday night at the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center as part of the invaluable 651 Arts "Black Dance: Tradition and Transformation" series.
Stocked with antiques that barriers prevent you from studying up close and dimly lighted in the interest of historical authenticity, they may be invaluable for decorative-arts wonks, but they can't compete for popularity with the Impressionist and Ancient Egyptian galleries.
When Lucy Lippard wrote her invaluable almanac of conceptual art, "Six Years: The Dematerialization of the Art Object from 1966 to 1972," did she dream that the bricks-and-mortar spaces housing the art works she catalogued might one day dematerialize, too?
By Andrea K. Scott June 25 , 2012When Lucy Lippard wrote her invaluable almanac of conceptual art, "Six Years: The Dematerialization of the Art Object from 1966 to 1972," did she dream that the bricks-and-mortar spaces housing the art works she catalogued might one day dematerialize, too?
It is no secret that Instagram is becoming an integral and invaluable tool in the art market, and is in fact now the most popular platform for visual art".
His humane, engaged, and incisive criticism made him an invaluable guide to that art.
NEW YORK TIMES Even Tech Elites Need Time Without Mobile Devices | NEW YORK TIMES BITS As a Tool to Launder Money, Art Is Invaluable | Law enforcement officials say criminals have increasingly turned to the famously opaque art market to hide illicit profits, as other forms of money-laundering come under closer scrutiny, The New York Times reports.
