Just as art can influence current events, large political changes can, in turn, affect the function and output of the art world.
The output of such art represents a unique complex of primitive impulses and traditional practices subjected both to sophisticated influences and to highly local developments; aside from aesthetic considerations, the study of folk art is particularly revealing in regard to the relationship between art and culture.
Referring to the economic output of British arts graduates, Bate pointed to two of his former students, Rachel Weisz and Sam Mendes, who are now "global leaders" in the world of film.
Unlike some of the output of those art-school Brooklynites, which has tended to espouse a tone of context free apathy, Murphy has always been interested in creating a record of the times.
There's now a massive audience for the experimental outputs of the art laboratories.
Our situation analysis resulted in a conceptual framework with four major determinants of ART output in Tanzania (figure 1): staff availability and productivity, patient-related factors including adherence, stigma, education level, socio-economic situation and family support, management and logistics and, financial resources, drugs and laboratory supplies.
Buildings, designs, etc. are some of the outputs of creative arts research.
Edited by Geoff Dyer, who published a life of Berger in 1986, this fat volume spans roughly 50 years of the output of the distinguished British art critic and novelist who won the Booker Prize in 1972.
Naturally, visual documentarians of the scene are given a fair amount of space in the show, as without photographers and filmographers, the output of this largely ephemeral art would be forgotten history.
In general, the average length of entries is similar, although the emphasis is slightly different: The New DNB focuses on biography, whereas The Dictionary of Art stresses artistic output.
