Sentence examples for of various arts from inspiring English sources
We don't need the bureaucracy of various arts boards.
The elaborate fountain, designed by Carl Milles (1875-1955), depicthe the goddess Aganippe and five male figures (not mermaids), symbols of various arts, and other animals.
President Trump rightfully wants to end the U.S. trade imbalance, but the American arts generated a $30 billion trade surplus in 2014, on the strength of $60 billion in exports of various arts goods.
The singers take the roles of various Arts -- Music, Poetry, Painting and Architecture -- and in an idyllic setting try to out-do each other with testimonials to how wonderfully the arts have flourished under Louis's benevolent reign.
In response, it can always be noted (immodestly, and therefore not always persuasively) that history provides empirical, biographical evidence to the contrary: an extensive roster of important critics who were also masters of various arts.
The Montana Institute of the Arts, founded in 1948, is a grassroots organization that ties together the scattered, often isolated practitioners of various arts and crafts through publications, an annual festival, and traveling exhibits.
In it, a farmer instructs his son on the national importance of various art forms, stressing "the arts are to Britain what the sun is to Spain".
Most distinctive categories: Posters and prints of various art genres, including limited editions by Alice Neel, Brice Marden and other artists; Rodin-related items -- sculpture, pasta, snow domes.
National newspapers have underwritten museum exhibitions; from 1949 to 1963, the annual Yomiuri Independent, held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum, offered a popular showcase for artists unaffiliated with the "official" salon shows of various art societies.
But he made his own room homey and distinctive, with plants, stickers on the walls and the guts of various art projects in progress, including a parasol gleaming with leftover MetroCards and forks molded into anthropomorphic shapes.
Through March 5 With works like the dazzling "360° Illusion" (2007), a giant set of rotating, pinwheel-like mirrors, the Danish artist Jeppe Hein has played carnivalesque games with the architecture of various art spaces.
