Sentence examples for record artwork from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Mr. Bowie's stature in pop history as the performer who most convincingly bridged the gap between art and rock is being shored up by "David Bowie Is," a retrospective opening March 23 at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, a celebration of his mastery of all the nonaudio aspects of pop, including clothes, stage sets, record artwork and video.

Hard-Fi, Suburban Knights (Atlantic) By way of commenting on the fading importance of record artwork in the digital age, Staines' most famous sons, Hard-Fi, have packaged their new single in a sleeve reading "EXPENSIVE BLACK & WHITE PHOTO OF BAND.

On Phoenix artist Nadia Vanilla's piece, the record artwork depicts a nude woman listening to music through earbud headphones.

Primary sources include letters, diaries, manuscripts, legal and financial records, photographs and other pictorial items, maps, architectural and engineering records, artwork, scientific logbooks, electronic records, sound recordings, oral histories artifacts and ephemera.

Music has always been important to him and he's referenced Richey Edwards from the Manic Street Preachers, Joy Division's Ian Curtis and Peter Saville's Factory Records artwork in various Raf Simons collections.

It was a total loss, displaced 100-plus people, and destroyed lots of files, records, artwork, and a lot of the CEO's memorabilia.

The city contains 2.3 million recorded artworks.

The earliest recorded artworks – paintings on the cave walls of Lascaux in southern France – are from the palaeolithic era, about 20,000 years ago.

With CDs dominating the marketplace and music downloads on the rise, record sleeve artwork may seem to be in decline.

Creed argues that making a record, an artwork or even giving an interview are all part of the same creative process.

Seven-inch singles could be the next boom area for record sleeve artwork, with recent figures showing an increase in sales of more than 80 per cent in the second quarter of 2005.