Sentence examples for tool for art from inspiring English sources

"The Singapore FreePort is a new tool for art collectors and professionals," said Yves Bouvier, a fine-arts transporter and warehouse operator in Geneva who is chairman of Singapore FreePort Pte Ltd., the operating company.

And as the field has evolved, the Internet has become more of a tool for art rather than the primary subject, as it was for the many in the first generation of Net artists like Vuk Cosic, who parodied famous Web sites and created ASCII animations, and Jodi.org, the team that sometimes buried designs deep in a site's source code.

So it's a tool for art and it's a tool for the most basic communication.

The first is a great educational tool for art students, enthusiasts or those who are simply curious.

"This rise of social media as a tool for art discovery, is a highly significant shift, which brings me to Juniqe and why we're so delighted to be announcing that we're leading a €14m investment to support the team in their mission to become Europe's leading marketplace for curated and design-led art," adds Irena Goldenberg, Partner at Highland Europe, in a blog post.

And speculation based on visual evidence is a basic tool for art historians.

While the ability to raise money through naming opportunities has become a staple tool for arts organizations, perhaps no event speaks louder to its utility as a fund-raising mechanism than Lincoln Center's willingness to pay the family of a veteran donor to step away so it can court a new benefactor.

IR: Kickstarter has emerged as an amazing new tool for arts fundraising.

Curth says the difference in positioning between Artland and Artsy is a focus on collectors — with Artland offering free tools for art collectors to register and manage their collections.

(We already know it can do very strange poetry (PDF).) "We believe that the models that have worked so well in speech recognition, translation and image annotation will seed an exciting new crop of tools for art and music creation," wrote Eck.

Their bodies, their selves and their identities can operate as the tools for art. .