He was barely memorable, not a star athlete, scholar, artist, actor, surfer or class clown.
Australian scholar, artist, and funeral celebrant, Pia Interlandi combined fashion design, fiber science, forensics, and practicality in her use of water-soluble fibers, experimental burials and exhumations of clothed pigs, and her line called "Garments for the Grave" designed with easy dressing of the human dead in mind.
The 33 so-called "guest experts" include soldiers, refugees, scholars, artists and journalists.
The commission included physicists, anthropologists, linguists, neuroscientists, psychologists, molecular biologists, classical scholars, artists, and so on.
Chinese lawyers, journalists, scholars, artists, policy advisers — many among them will be heartened by the Nobel Committee's decision.
They also invited a team of American Indian scholars, artists and tribal members to vet their plans.
Mr. Blackbeard's messianic lifework gave rise to the work of many other scholars, artists and publishers.
The rare, 61-pound book, made recently by hand, was toiled over by scholars, artists and artisans.
Gothic Revival came about from the yearnings of some scholars, artists and clergymen for the purity of pre-Renaissance days.
Among the scholars, artists, writers and musicians taking part in the discussion are the artist David Levy, the poet Eileen Myles and the composer and musician David Amram.
The American Academy in Berlin hosts more than a dozen resident American scholars, artists and musicians each semester, and dozens of speakers each year.
