Rihanna's real art — her accessible brand of casual, forward-thinking cool and her unyielding rejection of artifice — has always seemed incidental to her tangible output.
Moreover, perhaps more than any other genre, recorded classical music benefits from tangible album art.
It is an intense and fiery landscape that makes you feel the heat – and perhaps that physical impression of the sunburnt air is telling, for Braque would soon create in collaboration with Picasso a far more tangible, carnal art than that of the ethereal Fauves.
We've seen hard times when tangibles like art became a safe haven because people were frightened of other markets, but we've also seen times when art buying froze.
Most of the students in my tour group were pursuing political science, biology, art — tangible goals, if not tangible subjects in and of themselves.
With stocks and bond still volatile, rich overseas investors are rushing to tangible assets like art.
Exhibitions that are rooted in concepts rather than in tangible works of art are often incoherent with little to anchor them.
Fueled by these morbid fears — amplified, no doubt, by his remote isolation — he embarked on a staggeringly prolific literary output, as well as his most tangible work of art, the decoration of his home, Hauteville House.
It brings to living, breathing, if not entirely human life a digital creature created by two other artists and fosters another of the concentrated, engulfing, brain-twisting experiences for which Mr. Sehgal is known, one that makes the essence of art tangible without making it concrete.
