Now they're an old art form, a dead art form, a warning against betting big on fickle teens.
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For Ms. Parker, being able to combine a modern art form like hip-hop with a classical art form also speaks to the times in which she lives.
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You couldn't imagine the art form—any art form—pared down any further than "Dreaming of growing old with my son to live great" being clouded by war, by Hell. 8.
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There's things that ... Avocado fanning is an art form.
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"What we felt quite keenly was that opera was essentially a European art form: the art form which has been, in a way, the soundtrack to the history of Europe," said Mr. Holten.
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Eisener: Wrestling is unlike any other art form or sport.
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Boxing is like a dance, it's like an art form.
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Males are more likely to go into that art form.
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Without a doubt, dating in 2019 is an art form.
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And that is, if we're being honest, an art form.
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Music is also the art form with the most repetitions.
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" The art form, she added, is "the opposite of elitist.
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Even so, Alabama has elevated substitutions to an art form.
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That art form was the key to his own compositions.
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But there's no art form more intimate than a podcast.
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A good crossword puzzle is an art form of words.
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"The male apology have become an art form," Mulaney agreed.
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Books are way more forgiving than any other art form.
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"We are actually an art form that doesn't have words."
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And I know that drag is a fabulous art form.
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"DEALS ARE my art form," President Donald Trump once wrote.
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Instagram Kylie Jenner's social media kontent is an art form.
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" The director added: "He made comedy into an art form.
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But Disney has practically made it into an art form.
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She's pretty much turned blunt comebacks into an art form.
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As an art form, classical ballet is strict and unforgiving.
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Perfectionism: Software, much like any art form, is never finished.
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Cinema is an art form that brings you the unexpected.
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"The whole art form is about empathy," Mr. Winters said.
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Yet shouldn't certain basic elements of the art form remain?
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As an art form, drag doesn't always get its due.
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An ancient art form, its origin lies in West Polynesia.
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He was true to his art form and his music.
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The Creators Project: How would you describe your art form?
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Just don't give up on this hallowed, funny art form.
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"Deals are my art form," he once said on Twitter.
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Two themes drive the new ad art form, says Ridding.
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They were also a commercial art form, much like Broadway.
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More exceptional than his background was his art form: embroidery.
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"It's the future of our art form," Ms. Frankcom said.
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" Mr. Roker replied: "But you're watching that dying art form.
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Do you agree that software can be an art form?
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"Deals are my art form," he tweeted in December 2014.
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Well, the art form is more than a century old.
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But complaining about the city is a recognized art form.
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Layering them correctly is very much a delicate art form.
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The shaving cream in the Croc perfected the art form.
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They've practically turned trolling the president into an art form.
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"What we do is an art form," Mr. Morante said.
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Crafting a perfect online dating profile is a true art form.
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The future for the art form is more promising than ever.
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Is there an art form today that is read as macho?
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But Mark AR's whole purpose is imitating a public art form.
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Even more courageous was the move into a new art form.
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What does that do to our sense of the art form?
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Film is the only art form that allows us the closeup.
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RIP Alan Rickman, he made screen villainy a true art form.
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He co-opted what is, traditionally, a super straight art form.
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Selfies, while seemingly easy to achieve, are a modern art form.
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It made me think less of music as an art form.
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Whatever your art form was, Betty made it into a workshop.
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It's an art form that the world just wasn't ready for.
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We talk about filmmaking as an art form that requires imagination.
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Cleaning and organizing grew into an art form, a creative endeavor.
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And for the art form to work, it requires some borrowing.
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But the art form is not entirely lost to the world.
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Did backdrop painting function as a more blue collar art form?
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But designing and painting bespoke lenses is still an art form.
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Drag is an art form, and this performance is a masterpiece.
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It was not a Southern art form at first at all.
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Ballet has changed so much, more than any other art form.
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Documentaries like this won't gain the art form many new followers.
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Without pandering, they've made another significant contribution to the art form.
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The house party was the true art form of the period.
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Comics as an art form are still beloved by troops today.
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More exceptional than this artist's background was his art form: embroidery.
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Are these really the building blocks of an emerging art form?
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But origami as an art form reaches back thousands of years.
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But others make multitasking at work look like an art form.
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The art form is in one of its periodic identity crises.
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You can't exist in this art form totally isolated and alone.
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"There is no art form that I don't like," he said.
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It's not an art form that forgives weakness, concession or blame.
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And how about people seeing house music as an art form.
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Taking selfies is an art form, and luckily, it can be taught.
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Finding the ideal pair of shorts should be considered an art form.
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Ballet has traditionally been perceived as a white and exclusionary art form.
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And audio books, when well produced, are practically a new art form.
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Skateboarding is not only a sport, but an art form and language.
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ELIZABETH "Jazzonia: History of an American Art Form," works by Derek Dent.
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ELIZABETH"Jazzonia: History of an American Art Form," works by Derek Dent.
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It's an art form, so be bold and try it for yourself.
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It's a true art form and Ocean Spray executes this maneuver brilliantly.
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Limbo helped elevate the conversation of video games as an art form.
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You can crave success in your art form, without seeking meaningless fame.
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You might say he turned bad TV promos into an art form.
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It is now a separate art form—one that Waka recognized immediately.
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"This art form is not necessarily easy on the body," she said.
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"I do think of interior design as an art form," she said.
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"Classical dance is an extraordinarily precise and physical art form," she says.
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"This is an art form, not a cheap party trick," Andrews says.
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"feudal," and instead encouraged a new national art form in the socialist
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Mural painting, billboard-big and bold, was designated the official art form.
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Storytelling is an art form that requires understanding of language and pacing.
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People tend to think that pop music is a lesser art form.
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There, the art form is not only frowned upon, it's essentially illegal.
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The Playback Room was an exploration of music as an art form.
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It has slowly become an important art form in and of itself.
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Music is perhaps the oldest human art form and the most accessible.
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It's now an art form sought after by galleries and advertisers alike.
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No art form lends itself to current events as immediately as photojournalism.
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O.J. Simpson turns this benefit of hindsight into a near art form.
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The operatic voice, and the art form itself, can feel so fragile.
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Golden-age thinking feels woven into the fabric of the art form.
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The art form in her household was always wrapped up in transformation.
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He called these compositions lumia, and considered them a new art form.
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He came away convinced of the ultimate resilience of the art form.
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The art form originated in China and later became popular in Germany.
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If this art form is so superior, it must be prohibitively expensive.
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Video games have blossomed into an art form that's become pretty cool.
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Painting isn't the only art form Sciamma mines for ideas and analogies.
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But the art form is in a state of rude, contentious health.
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The subsequent revisions suggest that autobiography is a highly mutable art form.
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If they were an art form, they needed to act like it.
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Cinema is an art form that's experienced with a lot of immediacy.
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At least, that thinking has guided his progression in the art form.
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He expresses through his art form his feelings, and I respect that.
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People like working within its constrictions; it's almost an art form for some.
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What's the strength in the art form that you'd wish everyone would see?
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For photographer Justin Bettman, that's the most exciting part of the art form.
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Hillary Clinton's subway struggle proved that the Metrocard swipe is an art form.
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Ballet is an incredibly precise art form, and one of the most demanding.
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The company has turned riding out IP into a kind of art form.
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Ballet becomes another art form that exists at the pleasure of the wealthy.
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"Although ballet is movement, it's also an incredibly visual art form," she writes.
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And posing to look like you're not posing is truly an art form.
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But – we've begun to bump up against the limitations of our art form.
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Stain removal is an art form, and one that few have actually mastered.
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Finally seeing it as an art form, I fell in love with it.
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As such, could an art form like punk ever have changed anything really?
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Creating the perfect protest/rally sign is basically an art form these days.
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American politics must be considered a true art form in its own right.
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But then there's also extreme economic imperative on the art form as well.
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Are memes the one art form that we still fear for selling out?
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Let Me Explain: Cinema is an art form that brings you the unexpected.
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"I always viewed cooking and meal preparation as an art form," she said.
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Madeline and Thalya practice friendship as if it were the highest art form.
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I mean it as a high compliment: an art form of sustained intimacy.
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And settling OLD SCORES without causing too much damage is an art form.
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Still, many would call his work in hair an art form unto itself.
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They treat cinema as an art form, and they fill up that cinema.
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Fashion is as much of an art form as it is a business.
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Here are eight hyperrealist sculptors who demonstrate the art form at its best.
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Film is usually regarded as the art form most dominated by corporate interests.
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But it's a different thing than the real presentation of the art form.
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Today, playlists for exercise, road trips and weddings are practically an art form.
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What happens when an art form created by a marginalized community goes mainstream?
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We're hiding behind our art form, we're hiding behind our job, our uniform.
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They dismissed these multimedia composites within the fledgling medium as an art form.
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The art form that we love should not carry such a ghastly price.
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Another, more important for the art form, was the pathbreaking choreographer Martha Graham.
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Ballet is both a largely nonverbal art form and one that prizes conformity.
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Subtlety, traditionally undervalued in Chinese cuisine, is raised to an art form here.
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He had a few tattoos already, and was interested in the art form.
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It meant teaching himself how to turn political writing into an art form.
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So for us it's… about trying to promote fashion as an art form.
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They are an art form, a utility and a window into the soul.
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All the hard stuff aside, we work in an art form that humanizes.
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Like any burgeoning art form, podcasts have a complicated relationship with corporate America.
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By then tattooing had become a complex art form, and a thriving business.
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Truly exceptional ones, however, make you reconsider the limits of the art form.
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Essence's boxsets do a lot to promote music as art form over commodity.
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And Swift specifically has made a bit of an art form of it.
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It becomes an art form to pick cards that compliment each other's abilities.
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" The artist still maintains, however: "It's as important as any art form in society.
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It's such an old art form, and people are so stuck in their ways.
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And, we're sure you'll agree, wearing sweaters is not traditionally considered an art form.
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Photography is an art form most of us iPhone-wielding amateurs do not understand.
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But I do see drag as not just a job but an art form.
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If you don't treat this art form with respect, there's 50 others that will.
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But if you care about this art form, I promise you will cherish it.
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You probably think that skipping stones is not an art form, but you're wrong.
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Music is also a traditionally decentralized, live art form with an ingrained renegade spirit.
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My grandfather collects these saints because they are a uniquely Puerto Rican art form.
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I think she was amazing because she communicates her pain in an art form.
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What kind of a terrible dad would subject his children to this art form?
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Perhaps in this art form, the microphone will be given directly to the artists.
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His passionate convictions-- man, he knows how to put them into his art form.
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They don't treat hair as an art form; they treat it as a trade.
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Is music a meritocracy — an art form that privileges natural talent over everything else?
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I love exploring what I'm doing with music because it's just an art form.
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While all presidents lie, Trump seems to have made this a dangerous art form.
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"We're slowly but surely starting to revive this traditional art form again," said Lin.
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I've found that fan fiction is for sure an art form, and very therapeutic.
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But perhaps violence won't entirely define games as an art form in the future.
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But his contribution to the art form is more valuable than costume design alone.
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Along with his small ear piercing, he made dressing up an absolute art form.
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She has trained in Capoeira, a Brazilian martial art form and dance, for years.
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It can also stand as symbol of where this art form is heading, i.e.
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"This is the art form I have chosen to dedicate myself to," he said.
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Central to the festival's identity is the notion of breadth within the art form.
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Along with the blessing of this most immediate art form comes its own curse.
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And within that art form there is no purer joke than the one-liner.
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Getting you to reveal more than you intend to is a real art form.
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No one else I've ever encountered could elevate Not Writing to an art form.
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In every art form there's a style—in this case, a sound—that's uniform.
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And with an art form that's primarily spoken, it inevitably creeps into the art.
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You don't like it, you don't really like the art form, simple as that.
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"AFI FEST celebrates film as a collaborative art form," the festival spokesperson told CNN.
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Hyper-realism is a relatively new art form dating back to the early '70s.
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Critic's Notebook Three shows in New York are inspired by a transgressive art form.
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"You had the beginnings of looking at photo as an art form," she said.
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We both dedicate our life, our time and our bodies to our art form.
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Their actual vogueing, posing — whatever you want to call it — it's an art form.
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Theater is an older art form, with a more complicated distribution of creative authority.
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Watch: "Everything in this art form is self-expression," the dancer José Xtravaganza says.
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Experiential poetry is an underutilized art form and one Pai is incredibly interested in.
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It excited him, but he also had a great passion for the art form.
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They're saying these movies are stupid and they're lowering the art form and raunchy.
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Or might this diminish the art form by reducing the scope for creative vision?
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It is extremely hard to be successful in any art form in New York.
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"The appeal to me is that this art form is democratic," Mr. Lawin said.
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In an art form consisting of sound, a conductor contributes none of her own.
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In doing so, he changed playwriting from sentimental entertainment to a serious art form.
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"I started this company to preserve artisanal craftsmanship as an art form," he said.
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"It made contemporary dance a commercial art form," Ms. Michaels said of the show.
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Six rising photographers with work at Arles explained their approaches to the art form.
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Some have looked toward dance as an art form capable of acknowledging this tension.
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People respond to the person behind the mask as much as the art form.
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"I think Plato said that music is the most dangerous art form," Poots said.
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"For me, there's not a more important new art form in America," Sellars said.
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But this three-story set-up takes the art form to mesmerizing new heights.
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This deceptively simple process is an art form in the hands of Ms. Pombo.
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For nearly 60 years, the master of this genteel art form was Jeremiah Goodman.
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"I remember people arguing about whether photography was a serious art form," he said.
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Hearing their efforts, the urge is to applaud their devotion to the art form.
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I, being completely new to the art form, asked the most basic of questions.
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I think it's also really important for maintaining our relevance as an art form.
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His post-game press conferences turn verbal and emotional minimalism into an art form.
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Traditions Most often associated with domestic craft, the humble art form makes its return.
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Even inside of dance as a nonverbal art form, there are so many volumes.
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But soon Kentucky and Coach John Calipari became the masters of the art form.
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Yet studies show that fiber art is the most popular art form in America.
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So I started reading some of these completely self-published stories, and tried to review them in a way that wasn't exactly making fun of self-published writers but sort of celebrating the art form, which is very much an art form.
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"Over the years, my style has sort of become a functional art form," says Badu.
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Articles about O'Malley's struggle to connect with voters have become something of an art form.
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But it need not be the be all and end all of the art form.
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The art form is still mine, intimately so, in the way much black art remains.
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More than any other art form, it can make you happy in the present moment.
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But like any developing art form, getting there is a series of starts and stops.
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There's a serious art form to scoring said leftovers because the whole office wants them.
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The Clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves.
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The art form dominated elections from America to the Philippines after the second world war.
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That's one of the incredible strengths of theater — it's like the art form of empathy.
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Like television, cinema, or any other art form, anime is a medium, not a genre.
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In the art form I work in, creating compelling audio drama is the ultimate illusion.
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Given the hacker-friendly nature of the algorave art form, home-built systems are common.
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Dance is a photographic and cinematic art form, making it the perfect component for ads.
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With your help we believe we are witnessing the birth of a new art form.
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Nonetheless, I believe there's a value in chronicling the history of this majestic art form.
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Ballet is really this strange art form that is not taught like other art forms.
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Above all else, Nanette is an interrogation of comedy as an art form, a bracing
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Posting is an art form, and Twitter's arbitrary limit sharpened good posts into pithy masterpieces.
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These days, it's an art form that allows players to have a sort of signature.
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For five years, this musical theater giant gave him invaluable insights into the art form.
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"The problem with the Problem Solvers is they've made triangulation an art form," said Grijalva.
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What was the point of writing an opera, an art form beloved by the Nazis?
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Indeed, some in Washington have made a virtual art form out of lying to both.
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Every good art form needs a phantom or two in the basement to haunt it.
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We just want to help each other and spread the word about our art form.
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About every art form there are those who've memorably argued for shaking off critical yokes.
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"I'd never really noticed photography as an art form before," he said in the interview.
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In 2019, no art form (besides maybe fashion) still romanticizes the apocalypse to that extent.
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Before 1993, the site says, "the maze was seen as a mostly passive art form."
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No other art form works to create an illusion of intimacy like the moving image.
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You get the sense that you are a lover of the album as art form.
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In her zine, Mutiti explores how the styling black hair is truly an art form.
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Do you think that drag is getting more respect as an art form these days?
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It was the world's most primitive art form, reconceived through several levels of digital technology.
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If you're paying attention, you already know it's become the art form of our age.
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It's an art form I feel most comfortable with and something that I really enjoy.
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It was not until 2008 that she turned to basket weaving as an art form.
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So often hip-hop is written off, and people don't consider it an art form.
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Four legends of the great American art form, together for an all-too-brief moment.
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"Anime is a unique medium, an art form in and of itself," Mr. Decker said.
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But American companies have made an art form of not sharing the wealth with workers.
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Devoid of advertising, television was elevated to arguably the world's most relevant mass art form.
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"He's really trying to use this art form almost as a philosophical tool," he said.
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"If I don't continue this art form, it will die with my parents," he said.
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President Donald Trump's budget takes this art form to another level -- really, to another universe.
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But grass-roots enthusiasm from dancers past and present has kept the art form alive.
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This is certainly the case with Truman Capote, who raised ingratitude to an art form.
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Ms. Miskimmon has a deep knowledge and love for the art form, Mr. Allison said.
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"The rock show is an art form," she said, throwing her bag onto the floor.
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Why should an art form as innovative as fiction have a single archetype at all?
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The application essay is a special kind of art form, and I polished mine carefully.
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This art form is so dazzling for audiences because it always carries this live danger.
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Perhaps his favorite satiric tool is as old as the art form itself –the impression.
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Anyway, if we apply this rubric to sitcoms — an American art form that we sometimes try to pretend isn't an art form — it's a lot harder to find shows that fit, because sitcoms are so dedicated to assuring us that everything will be just fine.
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Now that the movement to get magic designated an official art form by the United States Congress is gaining momentum, we're moving on to the next campaign to expand the frontiers of aesthetic exploration: getting Magic: The Gathering™ recognized as an official art form.
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It's an art form that's been perfected over the years — and documented extensively on the internet.
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The Westchester stage has not always been a spot for evolving the art form; the Feb.
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" In any case, "it was Kuniyoshi who transformed a temporary fad into a lasting art form.
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VDB TV: Decades casts a distinctive eye over the development of video as an art form.
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This changed clashing and helped it to evolve in to the art form that exists today.
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It's hard to imagine now, given that talking on the phone is a dying art form.
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Opera is an extraordinarily expensive art form, and the Teatro Regio was already making a loss.
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Our next two crooked politicians hail fromstates that have raised graft to practically an art form.
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Dressing up as a mascot, called "kigurumi" in Japanese, is a popular art form in Japan.
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Combining punchy valuations with massive losses means taking the entrepreneurial art form to a dizzying extreme.
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The scale and promise of the New World seemed to demand a new monumental art-form.
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Let your true self take shape in the land where self-discovery is an art form.
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Still, adapting a mannered—and often bawdy—European art form to local tastes is a challenge.
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To me, it's up there with hip-hop or jazz as a prevailing American art form.
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It's an art form where I can do visual art and videos and music and fashion.
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He called this art form the "nonfiction novel", but it is better known as true crime.
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Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden have elevated it to an art form.
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This unique art form translates a band's sound into graphic representation while commemorating a particular performance.
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I wanted to understand why Ron would invest so much of himself in the art form.
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But he's extremely modest about his accomplishments, offering humble apologies for never mastering the art form.
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It's not merely theology that they wish to introduce to their art form, but liberation theology.
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In countries like Korea and Japan, young people have been practicing the art form for decades.
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Constructing crossword puzzles is an art form performed by massively talented, creative, word-loving human beings.
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Opera is a slow-moving art form and not usually quick to reflect on current events.
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At work, sharing the right aspects of yourself in the right ways is an art form.
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Soon the art form became more mainstream, used in exercise classes and as a creative outlet.
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She noted that clowning is an art form that is meant to bring joy and comfort.
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Today, the ritual aspect that used to be part of the art form has largely gone.
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Interspersed with gouache paintings and watercolor sketches are shots of Lee's other art form: rope bondage.
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People who work in this art form tend to place a lot of importance on honesty.
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Apparently the man has never heard of blues music, or any other African Diaspora art form.
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The success of the art form can be seen in its fans' devotion to it online.
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Music is one of the oldest human art forms, if not the oldest human art form.
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Like no other art form, music muscles a path toward you and gets under the skin.
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"At its best, with this art form, the audience never knows about the computer," he said.
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This can cause problems when the art form turns to recent history and its contentious figures.
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I started getting into the world of theatre and realized there was an art form there.
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It's considered the highest art form of its class, with equal parts risk and high reward.
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This is an art form that perhaps reached a pinnacle during the Italian Renaissance, after all.
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Devotees of the Moth, a group dedicated to storytelling, tend to excel at this art form.
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She is wary of the idea that ballet is a dying art form or becoming irrelevant.
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For an art form starved for attention, it was not the kind of publicity poetry needed.
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By also recognizing translators as co-creators, the awards are highlighting an often overlooked art form.
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"I love feeling like an ambassador to my art form," Mr. Froman said in an interview.
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Somebody can enjoy your standup and not necessarily like you because it is an art form.
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Opera has always been "an art form where all of Europe came together," Mr. Holten said.
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Golshifteh Farahani co-stars as Laura, Paterson's wife, an artist in search of her art form.
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Are we going to be changing hearts and minds via any art form at this moment?
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It's something of an art form -- a timed, multistep process that can involve some light singing.
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It's why film is the great near-art form—you want your movie to be seen.
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But at this international temple to cinema, booing suggests a passionate commitment to the art form.
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"Dancers are extremely passionate about their art form and audience," she said in a telephone interview.
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"The albums gave people interested in the art form something to start with," Mr. Johnson said.
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The right to opine on any issue, especially in politics, is considered an American art form.
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Or is it a complex system, or an art form, or a cluster of random typologies?
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Such memorable analogies abound in this inviting guide to an art form often seen as abstruse.
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It is a profound art form if you're doing the right stuff at the right time.
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Instead, his fame — and the popularity of an officially discredited art form — may have saved him.
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But running a dark horse was a minor American art form well into the twentieth century.
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Action figures built with spare parts and silicone molds are an art form born of nostalgia.
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In fact, theater in general seems to be our most politically potent art form right now.
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Subway Art helped expand graffiti beyond the train yards of NYC to become a global art form.
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But if Gaiman were getting started today, he would be experimenting with a completely different art form.
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Applying false lashes — strip, individual, magnetic — is an art form, and we applaud those who are masters.
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"Vine was an art form," said filmmaker Jason Nash, who began his career making videos on Vine.
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And that's the way it should be in music and should be in any art form whatsoever.
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She swirls on dots, loops, lines, and other patterns traditional to the 5,000-year-old art form.
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Artists that specialize in painting trucks put a lot of thought and effort into the art form.
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In this loose, conversational art form, far away from the cameras, people let their personalities roam free.
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Complaining online, whether through sarcastic memes or pronounced Twitter kvetching, has become something of an art form.
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Max: Not really, if you do the product right, that's a bit of an art form, right?
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The creators would do well to allow the classification to be as nuanced as the art form.
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For one thing, he said, virtual reality is "a totally different art form" to normal documentary making.
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Or does the form allude to Minimalism, an art form that came into being shortly after 1950s?
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A toe dip in the waters of a new art form that might prove worthwhile or not.
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That in of itself is an art form; after all, imitation is the purest form of flattery.
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Ozawa defends music as a pure art form—divorced from commerce, social signifiers, and even rigid theory.
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Though it may seem like an effortless art form, the high five can be a precarious act.
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One mom has made braiding into an art form and her daughter Grace's hair into her canvas.
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It is only through diversity that this very, very subjective art form can reflect a real world.
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It's also an international traveling showcase of the best in today's virtual reality as an art form.
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Christmas gifts are an art form, and only a select few are true masters of the craft.
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Love is magic, movies are magic, and so a specific art form about the human heart arises.
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I'm certainly not implying that movies should be a subsidized art form, or that they ever were.
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Brienne is a loyal and fearsome warrior who has nevertheless elevated mission-bungling to an art form.
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The instinct in this art form is always to heighten the emotions, to raise the psychological stakes.
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"I think a lot about being a white person participating in a black art form," she said.
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The Clintons, not content merely to make lying a political art form, have gone a step further.
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THE Japanese love to dine out, and have hospitality down to an art form, known as omotenashi.
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In 2009, for example, the museum exhibited an art form considered to be indigenous to America: jazz.
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"The Clintons have turned the politics of personal enrichment into an art form for themselves," Trump said.
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Poetry is the most directly analogous high art form to environments like video games and virtual reality.
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I'm of the personal philosophy that the world needs more twerking, it truly is an art form.
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Because after decades of politicians turning insincerity into an art form, many Americans finally got fed up.
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Pumpkin carving is a beautiful, traditional art form where friends and families gather to deface a gourd.
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Dancing as the opposite sex offers the chance to experience the art form from a different perspective.
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Opera has long been an art form that draws together music, poetry, theater, dance and other genres.
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No. You are not going to cloud up our art form with your ill-conceived oral feculence.
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"My show is NOT stand up comedy" because that's an art form designed by men for men.
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It is also a grand summing-up of a career, an art form and an institution's holdings.
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Are other studios going to make them so that we don't lose part of our art form?
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It was no minor feat to elevate the act of totally owning into a refined art form.
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If opera is the great European art form, his production argues, then movies are the American analogue.
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And second, that everyone, everywhere, see decorative murals for the incredible and flexible art form they are.
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"For me, he is the person who has moved the art form forward after Balanchine," he said.
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Theater critics, when they pan a particular show, are often accused of hating the entire art form.
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"We're shining a light on the M.T.A. stops by using them as an art form," one said.
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He sometimes demonstrated his affection for dance by candidly suggesting how the art form might be improved.
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Then the three of us made a permanent contract using tattoos, an art form we all shared.
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Audio mixing is a delicate art form and most modern TV speakers aren't up to the challenge.
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When I get stuck creatively as a composer, moving to a different art form is really good.
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"We gave the world this funky thing called jazz, the most uniquely American art form," he said.
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The restaurant treats a culinary experience as an art form, and its diners say it really shows.
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In some way you can see that in her work: She has made activism an art form.
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"As an art form, I get Asians who come over who're singing, but they're mimicking," he said.
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Parents lament that technology is turning good, legible handwriting into a lost art form for their kids.
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After reading the article, do you think origami should be more widely appreciated as an art form?
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The "art of the deal" may be reaching a new art form viewed by the entire world.
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For some, it's a sincere appreciation of the art form, and a desire to see if flourish.
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Musicians like Mariah Carey, Ariana Grande, and Michael Bublé have managed to perfect the cheesy art form.
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" She defined opera as "an art form which is a magnificent attempt at combining many, many disciplines.
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It was a literally activist art form; videos of some being danced are among the show's highlights.
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The beady eyes, weird voices, and disregard for his own safety is an art form in itself.
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Namely, that he's a white "expert" on jazz music, an art form that emerged from the Black community.
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Despite depression, heartbreak, and other darkness, Kane shook up the art form like no one had for years.
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It's undoubtedly a lot of work, but the machine is expanding what's possible with this unique art form.
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And if film is supposed to be an accessible, global art form, how much better could you do?
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Explanations take effort, and effort is antithetical to an art form that begs to be perceived as effortless.
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Listen as Elisa joins up with An to discuss this art form and its role in social change.
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But head to public parks in the north-east and you will find the art form refreshingly unchanged.
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Over the past few years, pimple popping has very well become a celebrated art form all its own.
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As with any art form, creativity in perfumery flourishes when there's representation across cultures, colors, countries, and gender.
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It is also the home of mic-shouting, a strange art form somewhere between a rap and rant.
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"In this day and age, the experience is the most profound art form that there is," Wynn says.
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This is the camera you buy when you think of instant camera photography as the highest art form.
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We sat down to discuss identity politics and the future of his art form in our new America.
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Instead, he was being punished for using the wrong art form, rap music, as his voice of protest.
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When people talk about the medium as an art form, they're talking about comics like Black Panther #1.
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I'm hoping that this becomes a new art form now, that it'll breathe new life into music videos.
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Voguing has gone from an underground movement to a celebrated art form, without losing any of its mystique.
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Cosplay is already an art form, but this Tokyo Game Show attendee just raised the bar for everyone.
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It was never this thing to sit down and enjoy or to be seen as an art form.
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Back then there was nowhere reliably to hear the Delta's world-famous art form in its spiritual hometown.
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Around the turn of the century, Isadora Duncan's radical, barefoot, Grecian-inspired dances disrupted the art form forever.
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" The editorial board argued that Canadians "know nice" and added that they even "made it an art form.
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He was also pleased, because he says the list may remind people that preaching is an art form.
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Burns' latest documentary is an eight-part series on country music, an art form that is uniquely American.
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Ballet is a national obsession, and Tchaikovsky's 1876 composition has become the quintessential embodiment of the art form.
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"She was always very, very interested in writing as an art form," said an ex-boyfriend, Stephen Palitz.
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Other photographers said that couples should express themselves through their engagement photos as with any other art form.
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How many Asian rappers really understand the extent to which they're taking an art form from another community?
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Over the past 150 years it has gone from an American carnival attraction to a global art form.
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It's such an interesting art form, but we haven't really explored how much can be done with it.
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Deadwood—HBO's slow-burning western that made profanity an art form—was unceremoniously canceled over a decade ago.
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The trend is significant for a predigital art form that often worries about the age of its patrons.
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To have a beloved art form reflected back in body shapes and hues that mirror yours is powerful.
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But then part of Mr. Ruff's point is that the art form has always been elusive, even evasive.
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As the retail landscape changes, these fleeting collaborations prevail as a vital art form in New York City.
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Rodolfo and Mimì's meet-cute is over the top and extremely charged, but so is this art form.
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Even the city's fanciest new performance hall has been dedicated to the preservation of an ancient art form.
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"When you think about ballet as an art form, it's so artificial, codified and regimented," Mr. Anastos said.
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In my view, poetry is the most organic art form; it does not require money or physical labor.
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Yet I've found that many people assume that knowledge of the art form is a prerequisite to appreciation.
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Mr. Barclay said landing was "an art form" that could not be learned from a PC-based simulator.
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Snapshot: Origami, like the sculpture above, is a paper-based art form that reaches back thousands of years.
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Perhaps the reason that touch has no art form is that its supremacy makes it hard to escape.
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" Ms. Blanchett praised the movie for "stretching the boundaries" of the art form and "defining and redefining cinema.
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Job-hunting was an art form, more like dating than like selling a used car, he told readers.
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Antoine says that this it what makes the find so special -- it suggests tattoos were an art form.
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How to write an effective sponcon captionSponcon is an art form, and there's a format for the captions.
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He literally turned the "politics of revenge, resistance and retribution" into an art form during the 2016 campaign.
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"He is a master of a true art form," a fan wrote of one 85-year-old builder.
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In recent decades, though, a rise in religious conservatism in Pakistan has pushed the art form largely underground.
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Please don't talk shit: opera is a beautiful art form and anyone who says otherwise doesn't have ears.
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I think Genesis' life is really a great example of living your art form and living your politics.
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The exhibition's other room includes some of Verrocchio's sculptures, the art form for which he is best known.
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Lohan won Streep's praise on the film: "She's in command of the art form," Streep said of her costar.
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Mr. Zhang brimmed with ideas about how to use this year to renew what he considers an art form.
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It's an ephemeral art form itself, so the cards and the posters have a bigger place in that culture.
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But prog, the epoch that Jon Anderson of Yes once called a "higher art form," suited Tool just fine.
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When performing with the organ, Buerhaus brings yet another art form into play, namely, dance or at least gesture.
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Not one to be restricted to a single art form, however, she eventually turned to drawing on her iPhone.
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Where creative, pricey legal maneuvering and psychological get-out-of-jail-free cards –- "abuse excuses" -– became an art form.
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But still, Diaz was intrigued by the multidisciplinary art form that required a mastery of hair, fashion, and makeup.
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They're vital to the health and growth of any art form, and projects like XX demonstrate that creative urgency.
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But as the creator and leading exponent of a new theatrical art-form, she demands nothing less of herself.
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The internet — and Hollywood — has long made an art form out of impersonating employees simply by donning similar clothing.
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It is an art form and it is such a wonderful way for us to express who we are.
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Anyone who has sat in on a mehndi session knows how long the beautiful, delicate art form can take.
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Faint said the clown entertainment industry could be affected due to the negative attention the art form is receiving.
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Zhao is passionate about "gloving," which is "an underground art form that centers around the rave culture," he explains.
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The Met Gala is about celebrating fashion as an art form, so the attendees' clothes should double as art.
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Any good Rocky Horror production knows that its electric thrill lies in turning shock value into an art form.
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If your passion is to create and record R&B music, you must be true to the art form.
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That's a good chunk of change for an art form audiences rarely want to see in a movie theater.
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"The beautiful thing about kickboxing is that it's an art form, but its so simple to understand," Coker said.
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Nooman Haque, managing director, life sciences and healthcare, at Silicon Valley Bank, called the process "quite an art form".
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"The students really make a claim that photography is an art form, perhaps for the first time," says Rubinstein.
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That's what it's all about — it's a creative art form and we're adding to it and hopefully evolving it.
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While the dab is a highly elaborate art form, the 94-year-old appears to have perfected her practice.
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By the end of it, I appreciated their work as an art form, so their stories became more meaningful.
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This caused a panic among stalwart rap fans, who saw R. & B. as encroaching on a sacred art form.
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As the world's most ubiquitous sequential art form, comic books are masters of the set-up and pay-off.
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Just as the channel's name suggests, People Make Games is concerned with the human side of this art form.
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This, he says, explains why film, the most ephemeral of art forms, is the art form of that century.
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Folding a sometimes difficult, often strange, occasionally sublime art form into that universe is a way of burying it.
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Rock becomes a performative art form, where the meaning of a song matters less than the person singing it.
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On the internet, Hungarian dissidents describe a brand of cooperation between government and business that approaches an art form.
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Cinema is an art form, but it is also a destination, a reason to get out of the house.
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She told ABC News that she loves creating art, and that she views cursive writing as an art form.
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With everything that goes into picking a pair, it's no surprise that making a pair is an art form.
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But what is interesting about self-analysis is that it leads nowhere — it is an art form in itself.
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Ms. Rooklidge said the tapestry, called "Guide," represented not only a traditional art form but also a domestic good.
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But it's this art form that we're told we're not allowed to take part in because of our size.
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It is the first major museum show to examines these delicate, pitch-black pictures as a significant art form.
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It's reached the point where the release and promotion for new releases has become an art form in itself.
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For Buffet, abstract art was solely decorative; it was a false art form that did not represent real life.
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"The idea of bullfighting as an art form rather than a sport immediately struck me," says frontman Nick Williams.
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Reaching that turf is an art form and – like all iconic art – it demands mathematical precision from its maker.
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But sexting is, in many ways, an art form, and some people's paint palettes are more colourful than others.
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Each episode seeks to offer a distinct perspective on the ways women can get involved in the art form.
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He didn't just spray bars to an amped-up crowd; he showed a holistic approach to his art form.
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As a result, Irish clubbers have made afterparties (or "sessions") into an art form, but it's not exactly Berlin.
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In regard to any art form, I always find that fiction is never as powerful as something truly experienced.
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Two years later, Dr. Hawking, who made an art form of admitting his mistakes, said he had been wrong.
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Other new works explore the Black Lives Matter era, identity and more issues long ignored by the art form.
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I have a appreciation for it as this giant multi-billion dollar industry, which is the true art form.
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When they're all working in tandem, I do not think there is a more thrilling art form, full stop.
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For whatever trouble photography had in legitimizing itself as an art form, he is prepared to stand his ground.
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But when change comes, I must ask: How will the company — and the art form itself — be changed, too?
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But it was pivotal to the recognition of photography as a valid and viable art form, Mr. Jacob said.
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And a good deal of the movie's exuberant fun is watching the men strip, a decidedly visual art form.
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It's a small but dense, fascinating array that enriches our sense of the early genealogy of the art form.
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They took a medium that was perceived to be second class and turned it into a genuine art form.
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Other sushi fans point to Mr. Sugio as an American pioneer of less conventional approaches to the art form.
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It is no less difficult to make a successful popular art form than to make a successful esoteric one.
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And what the Chiron does, even at a mere 100 mph, is take engineering to a true art form.
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And true to the art form, some are experienced, others are novices, and not all of them are Korean.
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Antoine says that this it what makes the find so special: It suggests that tattoos were an art form.
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For example, writing features based on interviews with dance artists serves readers by demystifying the art form, she said.
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Now, in truth, classical music bears some responsibility for propagating the idea that the art form is the greatest.
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In 1989 we protested the Grammys because they refused to acknowledge a new art form called Hip Hop/Rap.
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Back in 2013, The Guardian pondered the "death of photography" as an art form as smartphone cameras became ubiquitous.
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As a delivery device for moments of inner emergency, no art form can approach the immediacy of popular song.
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According to Davoodi, young tonbak players are drumming life into this ancient art form -- thanks in part to Instagram.
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The drawings recreate the blurriness, wonkiness, and accidental cropping of home video footage, gently mocking this amateur art form.
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And like jazz, the subject of an earlier series from Burns, country music is an authentic American art form.
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He turned his live televised primetime news conferences into an art form, filled with drama and his sparkling wit.
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It could be that, as the overall popularity of musical theater rebounds, cynical urbanites are reconsidering the art form.
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They found a wholly unique art form in color guard, where antithetical concepts could somehow exist in perfect harmony.
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It's an art that's usually funneled through the medium of journalism, but criticism is still fundamentally an art form.
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This "Grease" was, in a sense, a new art form: not theater; more like "Grease" the movie, but performed live.
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Transmissions shows, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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But according to the curator and artist Nick Mauss, ballet has never been a static or self-contained art form.
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It is only relatively recently (in European and North American art institutions) that textiles have been considered an art form.
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"It was an arduous and inefficient process, translating a three-dimensional art form into a two-dimensional media," says Rabinowitz.
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These are the artists currently pushing global rap culture, fashion and music itself as an art-form into new territory.
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And while Randall and Kevin would physically fit in, I don't know that art form is their cup of tea.
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JH: The film's hip-hop performances — one of the first documentations of the art form — are often intercut with action.
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Learning the history of drag means so much more to me than just finding some context for the art form.
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It's a pattern that has impoverished American and European understandings of global cinema and helped Hollywood imperialize the art form.
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Couture isn't just a type of fashion: It's a craft, an art form, a movement rooted in heritage and legacy.
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And, of course, we take the music very seriously in so far as it's the core of the art form.
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Meenakshi, who just goes by her first name, is a master of the ancient Indian martial art form of Kalaripayattu.
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To the extent that code "conveys meaning," it does seem like an art form with a valid claim to copyright.
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But, unlike the rest of Latin America, graffiti artists making pointed social critiques are pioneering the art form in Cuba.
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Dianne Feinstein defended the administration, saying that misconstruing White House statements had become an "art form" in the campaign season.
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"It was a time in Japan when woodblock printing was seen as a kind of secondary art form," she explains.
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Theatre is an expensive and risky art-form; it can seem clunky, even moribund, in a world of digital entertainment.
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Barbecuing is an art form and every artist needs their tools, and that's what this subscription box is all about.
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Jazz music is an American art form, and a big part of the driving force behind it was its inclusivity.
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Ask a musical theater fan why they love the art form and they'll ask you how much time you have.
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Take it from Kate Middleton: Selecting the right handbag for a dressy event is, in many cases, an art form.
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I spoke with Dupuis about the book, her ringback tone, and how poetry works for her as an art form.
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There is an art to remembrance, and like any art form that's bought and sold, it's marketed as a commodity.
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Church signs are an art form — one that takes skill, patience and a bare minimum of physical stamina to master.
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" She relied on her newfound comedic stylings to deflect negative attention growing up, calling the art form her "safe space.
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But for 65-year-old Li, these changing attitudes threaten an ancient art form and the livelihoods of many carvers.
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And yet it's still very early as both a technology and an art form, albeit one that's being embraced enthusiastically.
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I don't quite understand his art form, but his work can make more people know about smog in Beijing, right?
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I stumbled onto the art form in Lowell in my early twenties, while I was recovering from a psychotic episode.
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Halloween pumpkin carving is a specialized art form, and only a few can truly call themselves masters of the form.
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I am not even close to that person, and I don't know exactly what that art form will look like.
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But artist Sally Hewett takes this demure art form and uses it to render images that are anything but modest.
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Raviv's first priority, however, is making sure that whatever he produces pushes the boundaries of fashion as an art form.
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The distinction between fine art, craft, and fashion is conveniently blurred in this bold statement — isn't clothing an art form?
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For those who practice shibari, a specific type of Japanese rope bondage, it's not just BDSM — it's an art form.
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Just turn to Rob's sister Kim Kardashian West, who has turned creeping on sleeping Kanye into a veritable art form.
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Fusao Hasegawa, 27, a contemporary artist in Tokyo, is trying to transform the humble traffic cone into an art form.
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Editing crosswords is an art form performed by humans who want to present the puzzles in the best light possible.
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The words, not the rhythms, make chansons françaises distinct as an art form and make a song last, he said.
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Getting the balance right so that your espresso comes out as, well, espresso, is an art form and a half.
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Here it is, in concept art form: You can only buy both of these DLC packs together as a bundle.
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In New York, bands of urchin-artisans took up Cornbread's style—stick letters, tags—and made it an art form.
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Each of us standing here tonight is inspired by the values essential to our art form: dignity, integrity, and honor.
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Film critics also voiced their own worries and frustrations over what the new precedent could mean for the art form.
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It's a beautiful concept, and I thank him for reminding me that that's at the root of the art form.
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But his first is a truly seminal work that helped legitimize the concert film as its own valid art form.
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In any art form, when you're starting out, you don't always have an ear for how things should be applied.
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I would never work for a television show, because the whole technical structure of that art-form was gone forever.
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One time at a competition they said she'd be disqualified, but she still used paint, because that's her art form.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Rap songs about getting rich are an age-old, time-honored art form.
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For a while, I turned away from the hypnotic screen and watched them play: sometimes one art form is sufficient.
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Mr. Meier's porcelain casts of takeout food containers use an ancient art form to offer wry commentary about consumer consumption.
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To be clear, my questions have nothing to do with rap music, a legitimate art form listened to by millions.
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Is there something that you want to bring to this art form that no one else has brought to it?
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Whatever the factors, this improvised art form is closely tied with the culture created around the Iraq and Afghanistan theaters.
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The thought that war can be portrayed as something quite alluring, as an art form, might appear unsettling at first.
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It is a change for an art form that told such stories only sporadically, if at all, in the past.
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As such, there's a lot going on this year: hundreds of events spanning every art form you can think of.
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For many, Drake's evergreen hunt for new talent is more about self-preservation than the elevation of his art form.
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Dance is an art form: It's difficult to articulate how you know that one person is better than someone else.
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It's an art form he clearly reveres, as he told me in a phone interview about his favorite movie musicals.
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While the 2007 movie "Once" put international attention on the art form, musicians singing for their supper is a tradition.
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The cartooning in comic strips and comic books in the 1970s wasn't the American art form it is considered today.
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Dance has become another art form I can express myself through and also helps keep my South Asian heritage alive.
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In doing so, they are making us reconsider an old art form — and what it has to say about nature.
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But low ticket prices for opera, that astonishingly expensive art form, guaranteed that each production would operate at a loss.
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André Breton, who authored the Surrealist Manifesto, saw in rayographs an art form that supplanted traditional art forms like painting.
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It was a drama worthy of belly dance, a centuries-old art form that has long thrived on sensual intrigue.
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Originally used to record catches or brag about them in front of others, Gyotaku later became a recognized art form.
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Ms. Neshat's participation seemed more about Salzburg claiming art-world bona fides than about her interest in the art form.
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To fully enjoy an elite art form — like opera, epic poetry or ballet — audiences need a certain level of education.
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It was the first museum in the world to start collecting movies as an art form, beginning in about 353.
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The list of items is extraordinarily partial for a show that wants to be representative of a whole art form.
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The art form has moved on from the early days and a lucky few have made an extremely rewarding career.
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It is a perfect time capsule of an era and art form, told with his exquisite humor, charm and candor.
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However, maintaining this harmony is an art form, because even passions can burn people out, Nadella told NowThis in May.
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These events predate common use of email, so the messages are in that obsolete art form of foreign correspondents: telexes.
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"It was a genuine attempt to extend an apology from an art form that profited off shaming you," Gadsby said.
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Everyone knows that burned bits are the best part of any barbecue: Kansas City turned it into an art form.
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"The original idea behind the school was that this is a dying art form and we need performers," Realman explains.
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But if it's the signal of theater becoming more accessible as an art form, it may be worthwhile after all.
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It's this intersection of dance music and hip-hop that brought most folk of my generation to the art form.
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Formalized during Mughal rule, which spanned two centuries from the mid-13s, karigars have passed their art form across generations.
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"This is a completely new art form, which means you need to build rules from the ground up," he said.
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But it was really upon entering art school in 270 that I started to consider music as an art form.
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After his performance, Khaled reminded me that Abstract Expressionism was an art form largely created by, and for, white males.
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Infocore is more than just a musical subgenre, after all; the video aspect is equally constitutive of the art form.
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Just as country music has never been an exclusively white art form, the Old West itself was never solely white.
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ITALY gave birth to opera, but in its home country the art form now carries a distinct air of maledizione (curse).
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The production of these is a bit of an art form, believe it or not — not as easy as it sounds.
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"We are using the art form of film to echo the current time," the channel wrote on its official Weibo page.
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The best thing about music videos is that they are the most versatile and important art form, and I love them.
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Admirers of this art form in the West have included W.B. Yeats, an Irish poet, and Peter Brook, a theatre director.
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All the while, she cradled a talent and interest in rapping, the local art form that would later sweep the world.
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Somehow, a slasher sequel, that lowly art form, becomes equal parts science fiction, romantic dramedy, horror movie, and zany campus comedy.
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The way black people talk to the television at home is an art form that's only amplified at black watch parties.
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Nowadays, the cultivation of artisan vegan cheese is emerging as an art form, buoyed by creativity and faithfulness to the model.
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The student's response annoyed me—What's the value of an art form like rap if not the meaning behind its lyrics?
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In the same vein, there's nothing inherently gay about doll collecting as a hobby, as a passion, as an art form.
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Today, people who partake in raqs al-sharqi professionally struggle to shake off the sexual misconceptions that surround their art form.
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This was the art form they loved, even when it was something most of the world thought was embarrassing or childish.
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While Democrats and Republicans have been going at each other's throats for generations, Obama turned it into a dangerous art form.
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Basically the craftsmen and women at Rolls-Royce's Goodwood production facility have turned "murdering out" a ride into an art form.
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They've learnt from RuPaul that just putting on makeup is an art form, being creative with the clothes, the dance routines.
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Before the 1960s, no one considered films a high art form—they were shown as fairground attractions or at peep shows.
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Arts | Connecticut By pairing two plays about painting, the Westport Country Playhouse asks its audiences to think about the art form.
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Law is not supposed to be an impressionistic art form in which some see a criminal and others see a crank.
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Yet his coolly classical "Saturn and Filira" brings to mind later developments — of the neo-Classical era — in this art form.
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Which art form is capable of the most originality, the greater depth, the wider influence—and which one makes you rich?
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One person who serves as a model here was not an artist but understood how to use a new art form.
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And for Mr. Clinton, who has made straddling competing interests something of an art form, it is a particularly tough posture.
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She gave them a glimpse into an art form they did not know and a career path they didn't realize existed.
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It's maddening that the studio that turned jumping in video games into an art form with 1985's Super Mario Bros.
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Tā moko artist Pip Hartley, 33, is one of a new generation of Māori who are carrying the art form forward.
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Then pro-MMA, anti-wrestling men I've talked to usually resort to the classic dismissal of the art form: it's fake.
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"The art form here is melding the various sources into an assessment which will vary from country to country," said Clapper.
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Disinformation and chaos is a Russian art form developed during the Soviet era that Russia has now updated using modern tools.
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Scenes from an annual "vent" gathering in Kentucky, where puppets rule and their masters crave respect for an unappreciated art form.
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For a notoriously private performer, the documentary has served to educate the public on his story and on the art form.
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Tirelessly committed to keeping the art form not only authentic but alive, Noche Flamenca adheres to tradition while pushing its boundaries.
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Elisabeth Frink (1930–21961) worked in sculpture, an art form that, prior to World War II, had little visibility in Britain.
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MR. ABBEY Yes, this has been a very big a boost to this art form — 400,000 people attended the Met show.
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She was the first British monarch to be photographed, according to biographers, and took a keen interest in the art form.
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The final ruling sets a striking precedent for the protection of aerosol art, as a visual art form of recognized stature.
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At Printed Matter's 2016 Los Angeles Art Book Fair, all the faces of this beloved art form are on full display.
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Maybe nothing — after all, comedy has long looked inward — but for an art form, tough criticism is one sign of health.
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And I believe in the longevity of the art form, and also believe there is a lot to be said still.
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Opera is an art form often scheduled up to five years in advance, but booking Mr. Domingo comes with obvious risks.
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But the competition has also preserved the legacy of an art form that has a long history in the Domingo family.
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Back then, he said, television was considered less important than movies, and movies were considered a lower art form than sculpture.
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That suggests a fondness for tradition, but Mr. Wein in fact helped bring a younger, innovative sensibility to the art form.
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But what's most fascinating to me about movies now is how many different kinds of acting coexist within the art form.
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I was so blown away by the signs of the Occupy Movement, and almost envious of that as an art form.
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In the past half-century, directors have tried to shake up the art form simply by recasting standard works as provocations.
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At its most elemental, it is a space dedicated to preserving and promoting the panorama as a historic media-art form.
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With her art form in peril, the superstar soprano Renée Fleming is preparing for a poignant goodbye at the Metropolitan Opera.
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The book reflects much — from the rise of photography as hobby, profession and art form to popular hairstyles (short) and poses.
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And that Trump, who has turned hobnobbing into an art form, might have prospered more in that prior political world. 14.
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"Secondary listings are an art form, not an exact science," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst for Asia Pacific at Oanda.
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But Switzerland remains the enduring leader; perhaps because its national symbols — cows, mountains, and fir trees — fit the art form perfectly.
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Narrator: Every art form has one work that is so monumental and profound that it forever defines and changes the medium.
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Mr. Poniewozik calls this new wavelet "surreality TV, an art form for the days of fake news, gaslighting and contested objectivity."
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Whatever the performer reveals is a half-truth chiseled into an art form meant to elicit a specific emotion, like laughter.
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The art form was a rarity there just a decade ago, and a lack of resources and money remain a problem.
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Starting with the ornate melancholia of "Take Care," from 2011, Drake elevated the unfurling of one's imperfections into an art form.
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It cherishes the appeal these prints held for van Gogh while also explaining the artist's appraisal of this alluring art form.
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Imagine a collective, fueled by a devotion to an art form, willing to endanger themselves year after year for their art.
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I suppose this comes down to the argument of whether music should be seen as a commodity or an art form.
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Opera has always been an art form that I've wanted to love, but have never quite figured out how to like.
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It might be a simpler music from the suburbs, but the essence is no different to any 'high' aesthetic art form.
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Transmissions succeeds in showing, deftly and in detail, that ballet is not the rigid art form that some envision it to be.
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Instead of looking at country music as a white art form, we all ought to recognize its importance to the African diaspora.
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It's clear she's made self-defense a martial art form, though her source of inspiration seems to be all fu-ism (ph).
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MOCA posits that until the late 19th century, the concept of architecture as an art form was virtually unheard of in China.
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" Perkins contends that the genre "never quite grew out of its adolescence," adding, "Don't you find it insufficient as an art form?
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"You put down illustration like it's some lower art form, but all that conceptual art does is ILLUSTRATE TEXT!" shouts exasperated Tiffany.
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Ay is classically trained in the art form, and his loose, paisley-like patterns beautifully mimic the Dutch post-Impressionist's celestial swirls.
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Not only is Evans tackling feminist prose, he's also tackling a new art form just for the hell of it: tap dancing.
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Chaekgeori may not be well known in the United States, but it's an art form that influenced centuries of art in Korea.
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Ms Gordon was respected for her knowledge of jazz, her championing of young musicians and her passionate advocacy for the art form.
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I also had a passion for improv comedy, an art form based in uncertainty, quick decision-making, and living in the moment.
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He's done motivational speeches and worn paper bags over his head, and now Shia LaBeouf is turning hitchhiking into an art form.
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Great design is like any art form: It's hard for anyone who doesn't make it to understand where the inspiration comes from.
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Shan Shui, meaning "mountains and water" in Mandarin, is a traditional Chinese art form that celebrates the beauty of China's rugged landscapes.
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The streamed production is becoming its own art form with its own following, both dependent on and strangely divorced from the original.
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The old guard believes that fashion, as an art form, should be led by visionaries with big personalities and even bigger reputations.
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Quilting is a long maligned art form, but cool grandmas everywhere are reclaiming the practice, patch by patch and square by square.
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"Jewelry is the world's oldest art form, predating cave paintings by tens of thousands of years," states the exhibition's introductory wall text.
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Texting with emoji is its own kind of art form, and like all great art, there is beauty in subtlety and interpretation.
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The six-second, looping videos of Vine were a new art form when they debuted a little less than four years ago.
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It is a novel in the form of a nonfiction essay; it is also a literary work about another art form (dance).
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Solving puzzles is an art form performed by wordplay-loving humans who have stuck with it and developed the skills to solve.
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The paper-folding art form is the centerpiece of a storytelling show that Kubo (voiced by Art Parkinson) performs for his village.
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Ball, likewise, has elevated bragging about his sons (and himself) into an art form, especially where there is evidence to the contrary.
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It is long past time for the art form to be more open about this heritage, and to make reparations for it.
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Is the performance of Gibson in "Braveheart" less of an art form because of his anti-Semitic raving at a traffic stop?
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"It's like an art form talking with her because the visuals associated with her expression are just so colorful," Evans told PEOPLE.
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Evidence of tattooing dates back thousands of years, and the art form has a long history across the world in various cultures.
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The story seemed to offer so many possibilities for Russian television, which has raised hatred and fear-mongering to an art form.
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Bautista might have his bat flip down to an insanely beautiful art form, but thems some brawling hands Odor's got on him.
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As an art form, there's definitely a benefit to cursive writing, and many artists take up lettering or calligraphy as their craft.
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Since it debuted, the show has ignited widespread interest in an art form that was once known only to a tiny subculture.
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It isn't an exact science—people react differently to the scarring process—but it is an art form that takes great skill.
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"We felt that collage would be a beautiful art form that would extend the feel of the song." the band tell Creators.
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As a soccer fan, she feels the playacting diminishes the game; as an acting teacher, she feels it diminishes the art form.
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This major group drawing show constitutes a grand summing-up of a career, of an art form and of an institution's holdings.
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But you must also be very sure that you're not turning your art form into a gourmet experience for vocal fudge-makers.
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Mr. Frame taught his students to deal with emotional struggles that could diminish their love for the art form, Paul Frame said.
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Long before most Americans made a habit of recycling, the performer and playwright Charles Ludlam had turned it into an art form.
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But it's nice to see people avidly watching, discussing, and rewarding films that exhibit the best the art form has to offer.
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If cooking is an art form, then the mind-bending dishes that Jefferson Rueda coaxes from pig parts is a porcine symphony.
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"Ninety-nine percent of the people who came through our door have never experienced this type of art form," Mr. Kereselidze said.
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He is an unabashed prognosticator who relishes making the kinds of provocative statements that Mr. Trump has turned into an art form.
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But Cosmopolitan—the holy gospel for so many women worldwide—has turned the infinite possibilities of contorted combinations into an art form.
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Nativity scenes became prominent in Naples in the late 1700s as an art form besides painting that the city's nobility could patronize.
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Hip-hop, he said, is "the first art form created by free black men" (though jazz would probably quibble with that characterization).
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"The Little Foxes" is talky, with convoluted, Shakespearean scheming; there's a reason that thin plots are characteristic of a sung art form.
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This is not only a smart long-term strategy for building a broader fan base, but also good for the art form.
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She has that ability, unique to the great performers in every art form, to hold one rapt from the moment she appears.
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A special "Woven" section at the fair celebrates an art form that was long undervalued as a result of sexism and snobbery.
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"I would like to make this remain a beautiful art form that moves people and that people can relate to," she said.
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" WHAT WORKED "This is inspired by rosemaling, a traditional Scandinavian art form of painted flowers and floral-inspired designs, typically on wood.
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If you want to get children excited about an art form, what better way than with a story of action and intrigue?
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Similarly, in Champagne, where blending has been portrayed and marketed as an art form, more producers emphasize the terroir and the vineyard.
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The London-based creator's filters push the limits of what Instagram Stories are capable of, elevating AR lenses to an art form.
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" Cusk "has that ability, unique to the great performers in every art form, to hold one rapt from the moment she appears.
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"It was like falling in love for the first time, not with a person but with an art form," Ms. Casel said.
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For Mark Goulston, the many aspects of connecting with someone, whether they be a client, friend, or spouse, is an art form.
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The trio, masters in the Mughal miniature style of painting, would create the first significant work of this new hybrid art form.
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I think my contribution now is to think about audience development, about supporting young artists, and the development of the art form.
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Courtesy Es Devlin Set design now has its historians, but, in many ways, it is an art form still awaiting its theorists.
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Performers famous for one art form seem forever tempted to try others, and Anna Pavlova, the great Russian ballerina, was no exception.
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In 1961, the Health Department said the art form was responsible for a hepatitis outbreak and banned it for nearly 40 years.
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Then, suddenly, there's a legitimately fun eureka sequence in Episode 5, as Ezekiel and his young crew invent a new art form.
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One of the finest books, or actually any art form, to deal with the complexities of growing up being British and Asian.
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"I'm not a painter or a novelist — I work in an art form where I have a lot of help," Coogler said.
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But few art historical surveys of photomontage (or more broadly collage) have considered the medium to be a quintessentially queer art form.
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"I grew mesmerized by this art form when photographing bird mounts for the AMNH's archival digitization project," Savarese tells The Creators Project.
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Brian Mackern turned that process into its own art form with his "netart latino database," created in 2000 and updated until 2005.
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There are so many directions I could go with this given Lil Wayne's love of the, um, art form of today's numbersake.
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It's also a trade that celebrates big egos, narcissists, rogues, pranksters, and madmen, and defends blatant sexual exhibitionism as an art form.
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It's just that some of us understand and appreciate that realism was never really the movement or genre for this particular art form.
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Grime as an art form works so well with that kind of politics, and loads of people have registered because of this event.
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To Miller, comedy is an egalitarian art form, one that invites all types and levels of talent but rewards hustle most of all.
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"Too often people think of opera as this stupid old European art form that has nothing to do with our lives," Campbell says.
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Who is he: David Silva is the man who made goal creation an art-form at the reigning Premier League champion Manchester City.
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But sometimes it can feel like finding the right gel or pomade that lasts all day without flaking is the true art form.
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But how will a fixed algorithm take what Wall Street does with real-world commodities and apply it to monetarily valueless art form?
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Still, Ötzi and his pre-Common Era cohorts stand to prove that tattoos aren't a passing trend, but a constantly evolving art form.
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Bless her for elevating the dinner order to an art form and spawning endless hilarious-but-reverent possibilities like most things she does.
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SkateboardingI do try to teach her proper skateboarding because, to me, there's an art form to it that needs to be somewhat preserved.
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I'm proud to be part of the evolution of this art form and to see all the new faces among this year's nominees.
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" [Time] + This is not a drill: the House of Representatives is considering a bill that recognizes magic as a "great American art form.
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You can't revolutionize an art form by shitting on it, unless it's the late 80s and you're getting an NEA grant for it.
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First is the desire to be taken seriously as an art form, which led developers to mimic the aesthetics of other storytelling modes.
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Although frequently relegated to an art form of strictly decorative purposes, taxidermy is finding a conceptual revitalization through the work of Kimberly Witham.
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The process of binding mortal flesh, a Japanese art form known as shibari, represents dark obsessions in the new science fiction film, Sculpt.
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Jenny Gage: I've always—in any sort of art form that I've been doing—been interested in that period in a girl's life.
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One unintended side effect of the Arab Spring was the development and spread of calligraffiti, an art form combining traditional calligraphy with graffiti.
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"This art form, like an old-fashioned carousel, is at its best when it takes us around the world," she said of cinema.
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What such an accord would mean for graffiti, an art form that has increasingly been defanged, coopted, and commodified, remains an open question.
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Christmas gifts are not easy to nail, unless you are one of those highly skilled individuals who makes gifting into an art form.
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Our narcissist-in-chief has, after all, made an art form of owning the national conversation by pointing the spotlight inevitably at himself.
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Long before Curry began smashing records for 3-point proficiency, Gretzky was elevating statistical anomalies to an art form with the Edmonton Oilers.
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For me, it's fun because it's a costume and it's a way of exploration — it's truly a medium and a beautiful art form.
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This art form is called ASCII art and although it requires a computer to make, the artform has been quite resistant to automation.
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Comments on her Instagram page express gratitude from people of color who are happy to see an art form reaching out to them.
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Despite the lights and cameras, the 52 Blocks remains, in its essence, an art form of bare hands, operating behind concrete and steel.
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By quoting the city's best-known mention in any art form, KD inadvertently created an imaginary paradise for Americans who'd never been there.
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It's about how the internet is changing drag performance, and what happens when an art form created by a marginalized community goes mainstream.
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And there's the nifty dividend that "Jerry Springer" also sings volumes about the enduring appeal of the musical as a popular art form.
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"Our job at the Shed is to be a meeting place for people who are curious about another art form," Mr. Poots said.
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PARIS — In an art form as hyperbolic as opera, Robert Carsen stands out for the deceptive simplicity of his work as a director.
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Beginning with her 1969 Maintenance Art Manifesto, Ukeles has been emphasizing for nearly four decades that maintenance work is an imperative art form.
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When contemporary fashion cites the art form, the statement is less about classical dance than it is about the perils of glamorous femininity.
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That's fitting for a musical that was a game changer when it was new, raising the bar on a previously frothy art form.
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What has fueled and arguably defined this period is its emphasis on experimentation, which has helped turn comedy into a prestige art form.
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On Comedy So many stand-up specials are released these days that it's easy to miss how radically the art form has evolved.
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Redacted poetry (also called erasure poetry), where words are blacked out and the remaining words are the poem, is a growing art form.
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To me, they are about the everyday acceptance of women in places of dignity rather than depictions of women as an art form.
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I visited one of the city's most celebrated baklava factories, Karakoy Gulluoglu, where production of the pastry is elevated to an art form.
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The last two Tony-winning musicals were "Fun Home" and "Hamilton," both universally admired and seen as important advances for the art form.
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While there are plenty of breakdancers still out there, to many people it is still an art form most associated with the 1980s.
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This museum will give out comics on Saturday (while supplies last), and all weekend it will teach young visitors about the art form.
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Sculpture, much more than maybe any art form, can offer viewers the satisfaction of oscillating between reality and virtuality, between object and image.
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"Club Diamond," by Nikki Appino and Saori Tsukada, also repurposes an old art form, in a darker story about the Second World War.
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"Contemporary classical music patrons have done an absolutely invaluable service in preserving this art form, but institutional change is hard," Mr. Bodkin said.
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We are proud stewards of the world's most vital and influential art form, but right now, our most vulnerable creators are in jeopardy.
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But mostly, Clark-Bojin hopes she can prove that pie art isn't a "new fad" but the "uncovering of a lost art form."
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"Street art is on everyone's mind, but what graffiti writers are doing in the streets — that's the true essence of the art form."
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Research, GIFs are just one more art form—in addition to poetry and calligraphy, to name a few—that computers are quickly mastering.
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It indicts the art form for its stagnancy, then proceeds to show just what it can do when it's operating on all cylinders.
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We want to see you make an apology, on air, for publicly dragging a child and an entire art form through the mud.
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We want to see you make an apology, on air, for publicly dragging a child and an entire art form through the mud.
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Film is an art form made of light, and what's generally considered to be skillful filmmaking conceals the process of generating that light.
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Great satire is an art form — and this film raised the bar, even if its most memorable line gets misquoted all the time.
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This statement, for obvious reasons, speaks to the idea that soldering is something of an art form that takes time to get right.
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Related: Dungeons & Dragons Goes Goth Here's the Game of Thrones Intro Made with Real Board Games Is Gaming Finally Considered An Art Form?
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More than any other individual, he was responsible for turning the comic book, a low-rent pulp art form, into a pop-culture powerhouse.
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"We just find podcasting really interesting," Mr. Fink said, adding that, as an art form, podcasts are still young enough to allow for experimentation.
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"Moving image was always relegated to the cinema," Mr. Obrist said, and as an art form was seen as subordinate to painting and sculpture.
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Years before Courtney Stodden was called a "performance artist," Sarah Baker was faking fame as an art form—or, more accurately, "Sarah Baker" was.
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And yet there's a sense in which Cannes sees itself as the guardian of an art form that is under attack from market forces.
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His father listened to everything from Indian classical to Cuban sounds, while his mother was a trained Bharatanatyam dancer, a traditional Indian art form.
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" Meghan wrote about her love of handwritten notes on her former lifestyle blog, The Tig: "I think handwritten notes are a lost art form.
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Drag Race has inarguably carried the art of drag into mainstream culture, making visible an art form that once existed only in the shadows.
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The best ones allow us to relieve, relive, or re-evaluate our most tender experiences in a way that no other art form can.
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Other ballet companies are seeking to make the art form more accessible—"dressing down" or including contemporary touchstones—rather than emphasising its elitist history.
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Decorated papers as an art form haven't been thoroughly researched, and being that they were often mass-produced, haven't been traditionally of high value.
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My two weeks with the Hasselblad was a kind reminder of photography as a methodical art form, rather than a spray and pray hobby.
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This, more often than not, leads to experiences where these women—who have often spent years mastering the art form—are belittled and objectified.
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The museum has listed the exhibition as a radical example of "decolonizing the museum practice" by conceiving of manual work as an art form.
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Paramount to the researchers, however, was maintaining the integrity of the art form despite relinquishing much of the artistic control to a computer algorithm.
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And all this is happening to a White House staff who have a President who has turned self-inflicted wounds into an art form.
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As an art form, it's actually quite underrated because it appears to be quite simple, but it's actually quite difficult to pull off well.
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We aren't sure if it's just their beautiful French accents, but these people make the butter production process look like a true art form.
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But this is the 21st century, and Sholim's creations are stretching the art form of the looping animated image far past its humble roots.
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Every aspect of life and culture feels like an art form — from its efficient, meticulous trains to the elegant, courteous nature of its people.
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A few weeks before Halloween 2015, the IAmSteelberg account launched on Instagram with a bundle of photos a novel art form: the VHS box.
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An art form which intends to be brief, painted over, is now transferred to the near-permanence of canvas, bought and sold by collectors.
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It's a very complex art form—not a buy-a-rope-from-Anne-Summers-and-do-it-at-home kind of thing at all.
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"Well, 30 years later, people pencil and ink comics in relatively the same way that they have since the art form began," he said.
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Secrets are not always kept, to be sure; in fact, leaks in deal-making are an art form practiced for a variety of purposes.
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The history of standup comedy in Nigeria, as with cartooning, is that of a deep-rooted culture finding resonance with a foreign art form.
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But on the other hand, it's part of a movement that seems poised to utterly remake an industry and art form that I love.
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However, as a receiver of many D pics (both solicited and unsolicited), I do consider myself something of a connoisseur of the art form.
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The film touches on but leaves underexplored the idea that yarn is a largely feminine art form that unites women across cultures and continents.
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"Fashion is a very democratic art form," said Mr. Bolton, who thinks the theme of "Manus x Machina" is particularly relevant to today's practices.
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We gave the world this funky thing called jazz; the most uniquely American art form that is developed across the ages from different cultures.
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It is important for today's composers to have space to experiment with the art form, and not every new opera will be a masterpiece.
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In their efforts to make motion pictures an enduring art form, they might be admirable—but their methods left a lot to be desired.
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Hyperrealistic sculpture is the meticulous art form which captures the complex human aesthetic so perfectly that the figures could almost be alive and breathing.
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"I realized that I had let societal misgivings about my culture mar my own perspective of its validity as an art form," Crowe reflects.
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"I never envisioned back in the mid-80s that the art form in itself would still be relevant and cutting-edge," Nation tells Creators.
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More and more, artists from outside disciplines are being coaxed to opera, perhaps as a way to keep the art form vital and contemporary.
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The city may be a classical music capital, but the art form rarely breaks through to the broader culture, or even the local news.
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"From a young age I have been deeply interested in computers, gadgets, video games, and programming as an art form," he wrote on LinkedIn.
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Nelson has the old Emelianenko special (right hand, weave, clinch) down to an art form and hits it in almost every fight he wins.
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Sigler repeatedly identifies his fragments as poetry and describes being a poet as a noble aspiration and poetry as perhaps the highest art form.
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"By restricting ballet to pure romance, the art form loses its power to make critical commentary on the state of things," Ms. McCarren said.
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Jacobs's book opens the door, offering a meticulous introduction to the art form and welcoming readers to have a seat and stay a while.
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"The driving force behind the National Comedy Center is that comedy, as an art form, deserves it," said Journey Gunderson, the center's executive director.
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It's tactical, and practical, and it's also an art form with the effect of building solidarity long after the boots go into the closet.
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An article on Page 26 about the art form known as figuration misstates the subjects primarily depicted by the Pakistani-born artist Salman Toor.
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We gave the world this funky thing called jazz, the most uniquely American art form that is developed across the ages from different cultures.
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They're a young art form, barely over a century old, and designed to entertain as well as to interrogate, confront, and move the audience.
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Considered the mother of modern dance, she transformed her art form by stripping her movement, rooted in the pelvis, down to its purest essence.
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But in the meantime, doing away with these works would destroy the art form, preventing us from reshaping otherwise beautiful compositions in powerful ways.
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These titles prove that while the streaming arguments rage and the medium may be a mess, the art form is as healthy as ever.
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The classic art form originated in 16th century Italy before spreading throughout Europe, transforming over the following centuries to become considered high brow art.
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Glover's musical persona, Childish Gambino, did something similar for hip-hop: he took a fanboy's approach to the art form, both adoring and mocking.
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The aim, says Eric Einhorn, the company's co-founder and artistic director, is to demystify an art form that struggles to attract younger audiences.
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Not content simply to reclaim reggae as a Jamaican art form, his stated goal is to push the music further than its founders did.
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But the rise of religious conservatism in recent decades has pushed the art form, called nautch, underground, forcing some dancers to turn to prostitution.
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It's a very ancient art form and you have to understand all of it in order to be able to think about it differently.
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Photos from the parade, with jazz-playing musicians surrounded by returning soldiers, made it clear that this was a homegrown, even patriotic, art form.
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At the end of the day music is an art form, and the best art and the best artists convey something through their music.
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"It wasn't like they were cranking out TV and movie stars, so people were just doing it for the art form," she told me.
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The works will go on display in an exhibition in 2020, featuring modern and conceptual Latin American art form the 20th century to today.
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Attempts by ordinary people to recover their reputations after spectacular downward spirals as public villains du jour is an emerging art form and business opportunity.
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