Sentence examples for service art from inspiring English sources
Too frail for military service, art student Steve Rogers volunteered for an experiment to create an army of super-soldiers.
At different points in his life, Duchamp was the following: professional chess player, self-publisher, painter, volunteer for military service, art dealer, gambler, inventor, librarian, secretary to a French war mission in the second world war.
The result resembles a low-key spontaneous Happening, or perhaps an early instance of what is sometimes called relational aesthetics or service art as later practiced by artists like Rirkrit Tiravanija and Pierre Huyghe.
After three films that established a career (Thank You For Smoking in 2005, Juno in 2007 and 2009's Up in the Air), this one, he calculated, could "service art and art alone".
You'll find over 150 wineries – ranging from the grand estates such as Leeuwin and Voyager, with their fine dining, well-tuned cellar door service, art galleries and summer concerts – to smaller operations where the cellar door is staffed by those who are hands-on during vintage.
+ And tour service Art Smart has announced the Feast Your Eyes tour at the Met, a carefully curated gastronomic circuit of the museum's paintings and sculptures.
Now some of them have become more like permanent settlements: clinics, classrooms, laundry service, arts and crafts classes, Al Jazeera news on TV and Internet access, all paid for by the Turkish government at some price in public resentment.
He used his flair for retailing to turn Sotheby's from a sleepy auction house that catered primarily to art dealers to a full-service art business that offers customers everything from financing and insurance to storage and art education.
BROOKLYN: 41 Eastern Parkway, #7A A three-bedroom two-bath co-op in Copley Plaza, a full-service Art Deco building, with a maid's room, a butler's pantry, a large foyer, eight closets and a washer-dryer.
Most importantly the convention states that seasonal workers should enjoy equality of treatment with nationals in relation to unemployment benefits, protection against dismissal, and the access to social and health services (Art 54(1)).
Assisted reproductive technology services ("ART") include medicines to balance hormones, regulate ovulation, and stimulate the production of viable eggs; and surgery to unblock Fallopian tubes or undo the damage of endometriosis, miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies and pelvic inflammatory disease.
