Sentence examples for link art from inspiring English sources

Mr. Müller is not alone in choosing food as a language with which to link art to an uninitiated but hungry public.

Juan Ignacío Vidarte, director general of the Bilbao Guggenheim, known for its twisting, titanium-clad building designed by Frank Gehry, said the new branch would link art with the notion of environmental sustainability.

Efforts to directly link art, education, and water science are becoming increasingly popular.

The present study analyses the different binding modes that link art and luxury brands in an attempt to determine the links between the two, in particular the role of art in the creation of luxury uniqueness.

Slowly you see here and there programs that link art with politics, art with activism and socially engaged art.

"Studies in Chicago have demonstrated," his arts statement reads, "that test scores improved faster for students enrolled in low-income schools that link arts across the curriculum than scores for students in schools lacking such programs".

An idea descended from pleasure gardens, the fun palace was designed to link arts and sciences, entertainment and education, in a space welcoming to all – especially children and young people.

Her enduring vision linking art and public purpose can be exhausting as well as exhilarating.

Seeking to create environments that linked art and daily life, they conceived unusually scaled paintings, singly and in groups for domestic and public interiors.

Downstairs, there's a photographer and orgiast; this is a work that links art to sex, and suggest the agonies Williams associated with both.

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