Sentence examples for smart art from inspiring English sources
This 19th-century mansion is now a smart art museum, currently hosting works by Dutch and Flemish masters.
From the ceilings hang a pair of smart Art Deco chandeliers — glittery concoctions of crystal, tin and milk glass.
Titled "What It Looks Like (Smart Art)," it's a big bouquet of thought balloons, jazzy and elegant to look at.
Thus because some cuts are figuratively as well as literally incisive, any cut can seem wise: austere art is smart art.
Today, as Karwinska documents, many lights are still off, while others are glowing, suggesting the set of one of those cold war movies whose smart art direction gives them so much voyeuristic appeal.
The reference leads us to think of the smart art-book publishers and of two cities, with their two rivers.
And those smart arts managers who can successfully sustain and build a smaller organization have the skills required to manage just about any arts organization.
Smart arts organizations devote a great deal of time on follow-up with their gala guests and typically find that a high percentage of their new donors were introduced to their organizations through a special event.
Smart arts leaders know they must cultivate their volunteer board members if they want to get the most from them -- the most loyalty, the most financial support and the most access to their friends and associates.
And smart arts leaders also know that if the organization is not vital and exciting -- a direct result of strong programming and marketing -- they will be unable to attract the most potent board members, the ones with the greatest ability to fulfill the artistic dreams and ambitions of the institution.
