So the value proposition isn't, 'Come see great works of art'; it's, 'Come learn to see by engaging with great works of art.
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The one thing they all have in common is that these books don't illustrate other works of art; they are works of art.
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" She continued: "Why do we make works of art?
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How do works of art become acts of political discourse?
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And the pictures ... honestly, they're works of art in themselves.
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Curating is like writing a poem with works of art.
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Works of art are not required to have a point.
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Like works of art, upscale clothing is a luxury good.
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As I've said before, these are tiny works of art.
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But to Peter Juzak, they're gorgeous, abstract works of art.
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These works of art exist for us to want them.
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He considers it one of his first works of art.
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Or these 92 works of art inspired by President Obama.
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Their bodies are incredibly beautiful, like sculpted works of art.
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For such collectors, Grey has works of art for them.
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Muralists are turning Google's data centers into works of art.
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It is now one of Stoudemire's favorite works of art.
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The works of art, in this case, however, were cars.
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Factories were moved there, as were precious works of art.
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Thrift stores are oftentimes filled with unique works of art.
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Why can't works of art appeal to the same affinity?
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This year, celebrities showed up dressed as works of art.
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Not all works of art age as well as others.
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I think works of art like the Mona Lisa are meant to be experienced in person, individually, and emotionally whereas works of art like dances are meant to be viewed online and in a group.
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For some, masks and statues are not merely works of art.
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Medieval works of art typically depict them as miniature grown-ups.
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Send Me SFMOMA, sends people works of art via text message.
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Like paintings and sculptures, buildings can be beautiful works of art.
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Artists also created mind-boggling works of art around the world.
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Morgan kept his favorite works of art in his personal study.
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His whimsical sculptures and architectural works of art are dotted throughout.
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Paris is home to hundreds of thousands of works of art.
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Some odd photos are just photos of odd works of art.
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"We celebrate instruments as works of art," Ms. Strauchen-Scherer said.
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We will not be discussing books, songs, works of art, or essays.
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The stunning outside views are works of art in their own right.
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Best to treat the two as similar but distinct works of art.
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It possesses a gravitational force to which most works of art aspire.
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Naturally, these works of art have caught a lot of people's attention.
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He's reportedly recovered more than 200 works of art, according to CNN.
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Its pigment collection is crucial to researching and treating works of art.
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Seriously, you'd be surprised how many pieces are basically works of art.
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"People realize they're not looking at works of art, but people – victims."
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Sometimes the most beautiful works of art come straight from Mother Nature.
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But most of them are miniature works of art, full of love.
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Apple devices are beautiful works of art that everybody wants to copy.
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Some of the shop's photos take inspiration from classic works of art.
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Federal agencies and presidents routinely borrow works of art from the Smithsonian.
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Federal agencies and presidents routinely rent works of art from the Smithsonian.
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Zilberstein wondered if it could also be applied on works of art.
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They are specimens of natural history, not normally considered works of art.
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They're little reminders of how wonderous small works of art can be.
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Some projects live only in books, small works of art unto themselves.
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Apple winners show that even free games can be works of art.
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But so do some rides that might be considered works of art.
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But how do Africans see the challenges of restituting works of art?
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"In works of art, you create, and you let it go," Watson said.
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Check out the kissable works of art that make glitter lips seem dull.
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They are art pieces, represented as functional works of art or interactive sculptures.
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These works of art, while delightful, don't fly if you're over age eight.
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No longer do photographs primarily function as works of art or memorial objects.
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Looks like Anthony did more than just observe the city's works of art.
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That my legs, always muscular after years of running, were works of art.
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They've given us incredible works of art in just a couple weeks apart.
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"They are really creditable works of art," the San Francisco Daily Chronicle wrote.
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Google Lens can identify clothes, books, buildings, plants, animals, and works of art.
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The exhibition delves into his long-hidden passion for such works of art.
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We strive for excellence, and cherish inspiring works of art that honor God.
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Most books by chefs documenting their cooking want to be works of art.
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There are regular joints and blunts, and then there are works of art.
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More generous works of art serve to arouse, organize, and enhance that ability.
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LONDON — Times of great political upheaval tend to inspire great works of art.
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But some are stand-alone works of art like this scorpion-themed bike.
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We sell works of art and that's what our clients are paying for.
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Even with some psychedelic ornamentation, bongs tend not to be works of art.
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The Meural is a smart LCD screen designed to display works of art.
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Elementary school students had been invited to share poems and works of art.
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More than 30 works of art have been censored, self-censored or canceled.
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"At the high end, tools can be works of art," Mr. Johanknecht said.
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"Theatre of Operations" spans three floors and more than 300 works of art.
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Alongside these there are works of art, like Ms. July and Mr. Idrissa's.
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Big Botany features site-specific works of art commissioned exclusively for the exhibition.
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You use the app to browse through different works of art, learn more about individual artists, find playlists that allow you to cycle through related works automatically — and to create your own playlists or upload your own works of art.
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"The museum's mission is to collect, preserve, and study works of art," he says.
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There is a certain magic in terrible works of art made by brilliant artists.
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But is an app really an appropriate place to buy large works of art?
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Thinkpieces and hot takes might say otherwise, but legally, games are works of art.
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Unlike static works of art, TV series and the people who create them evolve.
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Ms. Leiber nevertheless demurred when Andy Warhol described her bags as works of art.
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We are born as complicated works of art that are refined throughout the years.
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Prisma uses neural networks and AI to turn your photos into works of art.
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The childless also do everyone else a favour by creating wonderful works of art.
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New York artist Vincent Castiglia uses his own blood to create works of art.
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The combined value of the 13 works of art is estimated at $500 million.
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The queen has vast financial assets, including real estate, works of art and jewelry.
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That's because London has 92 museums and more than 20 million works of art.
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Here are five must-see works of art at the museum, which opens Wednesday.
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Unfortunately, we'll probably never know what rascal is penning these cryptic works of art.
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It kind of kills us that these mini works of art are only temporary.
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Alternative apps for turning your selfies into faux works of art are also available.
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Michigan art dealer Eric Spoutz was arrested for allegedly selling forged works of art.
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Such judgments and affidavits were invaluable precedents, like imprimaturs for forged works of art.
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Using an iPad, he loves to paint beautiful works of art with his paws.
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His giant works of art come together to become something that looks like this.
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Whether they're eyesores or cool works of art is for the beholder to decide.
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His collection includes over 3,000 works of art and is worth over $1.2 billion.
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For me, space is so alluring because it turns fears into works of art.
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They do not feel like "works of art," nor are they intended to be.
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Uncovering and updating information about well-known works of art is a longstanding practice.
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Works of art, as Gertrude Stein famously said, are always either priceless or worthless.
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They're dyed, trimmed and coifed into living works of art by master dog groomers.
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Young left nearly 2,000 works of art to his close friend and her family.
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Works of art that were designed to move have rarely been seen that way.
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"So many beautiful works of art were being destroyed every week," he said recently.
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Ross is a work of art that just happened to make works of art.
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He sees his posts as satirical works of art, with "purpose and meaning" behind them.
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He collects these SIM-card-sized artifacts because, weirdly enough, they're tiny works of art.
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Read This Next: Old Works of Art Are Helping Med Students Learn How to Diagnose
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This is the medium into which sequences, the individual works of art, can be programmed.
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Their designs are like miniature works of art, some neutral and elegant, some insanely intricate.
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These maps are distinctive, brightly colored works of art, featuring castles, islands, forests, and more.
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"He's wearing them as works of art," Ms. Ben-Horin said of Mr. Barsky's work.
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Like Pikazo, the neural network behind Prisma turns videos or stills into works of art.
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Needless to say, the internet essentially broke at the sight of these works of art.
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Swole Bezos has already gained some muscle (heehee), and these works of art show it.
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Glass pipes used to smoke cannabis are works of art worthy of being on display.
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These works of art have lasted so long because it's people talking about their people.
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"The real goal is to bring people to works of art, however misremembered," she says.
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During that first attempted eviction, dozens of makeshift homes and works of art were destroyed.
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Ruax was a jewelry designer who collected recycled items to make her works of art.
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The Italy-based designer uses precious metals and stones to craft wearable works of art.
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In addition to his graffiti murals, Vile has also crafted stunning works of art indoors.
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Some works of art just open up and seem to stretch out in all directions.
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It's a $2,000 4K TV that doubles as a digital display for works of art.
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Instagram wants to put the focus on the author, not the individual works of art.
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She distanced herself from Hollywood and found ways to create her own works of art.
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"The cards that I own are more akin to works of art," Mr. Kendrick said.
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In New York, we expect world-class performance spaces to be works of art themselves.
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LONDON — It is not unusual for works of art to be lost and then found.
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They are admittedly picturesque — perhaps like works of art, if art can also be menacing.
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The Seattle Art Museum has a permanent collection of more than 25,000 works of art.
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But there are many who would at least consider Ms. Boom's books works of art.
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Art Basel is cool and all ... but these two are the real works of art.
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And one of the world's most famous works of art is getting an annual checkup.
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It's already home to some of the most famous works of art on the planet.
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"They were works of art to her," said John Loring, design director emeritus at Tiffany.
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You can also peruse two other collections of political works of art here and here.
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But in Lisbon, the heart of Portuguese culture, the pavements are considered works of art.
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I don't want to diminish the value of the works of art in the exhibition.
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Athena was launched in 2015 and has lent over $225 million against works of art.
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Often, they turn meals into works of art, where every flavor is complemented and balanced.
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But it's equally true that you can't have these works of art without their utility.
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Many of the works of art are valued "in the many tens of millions," she said.
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Whether it's works of art or other things for fun, the process of manufacturing is enjoyable.
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You already knew these Met Gala looks were masterpieces, but now they're actual works of art.
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Most true works of art are created by hand because it is a matter of essence.
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He regularly uses real data to inspire works of art he renders using complicated computer software.
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The museum will remain closed today as staff move precious works of art from the basement.
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He plans to create hundreds more works of art the help of Hahn and other artists.
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The results were delightfully cheeky riddles that turned lyrics everyone knew into beautiful works of art.
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The small city of Corning, New York, population 11,068, counts more works of art than people.
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You can see more works of art by Michael on his Instagram or in person here.
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These films are successful, carefully constructed works of art that delicately balance character, storyline, and context.
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Maybe a year, as these works of art definitely have potential as an all-seasons aesthetic.
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UNESCO lists not only monuments and works of art but also social practices, traditions and rituals.
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D'ys would like to see his own works of art hung in a gallery one day.
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Lines of code aren't exactly sexy, let alone beautiful, but these works of art prove otherwise.
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Bookshelves mounted to the wall displayed books like works of art with their covers facing out.
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JF: We have found over 2,500 works of art that are in the storages of Florence.
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The Christie's Important Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art sale topped out at HK$116,263,750 (~$14,814,908).
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Instead, these swirling, colorful digital pieces literally transcend the boundaries that usually divide works of art.
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Comets, meteors, and meteorites have been shooting across works of art for more than a millennium.
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These works of art hold meaning and give a unique and vibrant decoration to our society.
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They also made some incredible works of art and internet memes in support of this protest.
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It's provided endless inspiration for films, television shows, works of art and songs in every genre.
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But how do Africans see the challenges, both practical and philosophical, of restituting works of art?
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Moreover, human beings have finite lifetimes, whereas ideally works of art should last for future generations.
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For General Rehearsal, authors wrote scenes for fictional productions, selecting works of art instead of characters.
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"I was not involved in who did what in terms of works of art," he said.
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The Getty is challenging folks to recreate works of art from the Getty collection at home.
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The barriers could include posts, steps and even works of art, Mr. Turnbull said on Sunday.
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In either case, would you consider the Mona Lisa one of your favorite works of art?
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On the other hand, works of art have never been more accessible than they are now.
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Paris Musées has uploaded 321,178 works of art—including paintings, photographs, and coins—to its website.
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Carefully turning the knobs simultaneously could produce curves, and some have created intricate works of art.
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Coffeemakers, television sets, works of art, and even mattresses are among the more extravagant clipped items.
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He has amassed more than 1,000 works of art, from large canvases to prints and drawings.
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He recognized them as amazing works of art because he knew what went into making them.
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Of course, there are many works of art beset by obstacles that limit our viewing experience.
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As for what these machines are, Hunkin can't quite accept that they are works of art.
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" The Association of Art Museum Directors' code includes an even narrower definition of when sales are permissible, stating: "A museum director shall not dispose of accessioned works of art in order to provide funds for purposes other than acquisitions of works of art for the collection.
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The cards in the Cloisters exhibition were commissioned works of art, prized for their beauty and ingenuity.
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From genetic information, she collects people's "memories" via scientific procedures and rearranges them into works of art.
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The Met has 5003 million works of art that span 2500,22012 years and fill three different outposts.
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The Met has 22012 million works of art that span 5,000 years and fill three different outposts.
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I'm not trying to sound fancy when I say that, but these are collaborative works of art.
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These shoes are works of art heirlooms that can survive centuries and be resoled over and over.
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The filters, based on real-world works of art, make even the most mundane photos look cool.
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Serbian artist Nikola Čuljić, 30, draws incredible flat works of art that expertly appear to be 3D.
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Comfort, because I felt like these works of art were homages and celebrations of bodies like mine.
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The works of Art Green and Karl Wirsum express the era's growing sense of crisis more directly.
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The apps' motion blur and light trail effects will turn your fireworks photos into works of art.
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Maddie has created works of art with her beads, glueing them to canvases she's then given away.
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She uses polymer clay to craft the tools she needs to make these mini works of art.
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Unfortunately, the photographs don't actually name the specific works of art and artists featured in the exhibits.
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The Great Old Ones applauded as the internet began mashing these two disparate works of art together.
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He did not consider them works of art in their own right so much as pictorial scaffolding.
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How could the public appreciate this heroic struggle without works of art, especially televisual ones, depicting it?
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Hernandez uses the magic of Lightroom and Photoshop to transform raw photos into vibrant works of art.
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His many works of art criticism include studies of Goya, French Gothic murals and Italian Baroque painting.
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For Forbes, the varnish intended to preserve works of art had trapped them beneath a yellowing skin.
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"Some of the works of art she showed us, we wouldn't notice the finer details," he said.
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Body sweat, carbon dioxide exhalation and the dust brought in by visitors can damage works of art.
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What would it take to get BlindTool to be able to recognize and identify works of art?
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Displayed behind plexiglass with pristine lighting, they are shown as works of art rather than therapeutic aids.
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Combining traditional globe-making techniques with their own pioneering designs, their globes are true works of art.
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Amid the #MeToo movement, many works of art are being reassessed for how they discuss power dynamics.
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Isaacson toggles between Leonardo's works of art and his contemplation of nature, tracing the connections between them.
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And they often help escort people transporting priceless works of art into and out of the museum.
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I just do it for future reference, and I photograph more labels than actual works of art.
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"A museum without its works of art is like a vase without flowers," Mr. Maas said Friday.
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But great works of art, even when difficult, often allow the untutored a glimpse into their beauty.
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"These are not works of art, they're propaganda," the artist Adam Pendleton said of the Confederate statues.
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But what if creating works of art with your food was actually a good lesson in creativity.
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Trilobites Famous for their flamboyant, leaflike appendages and mesmerizing movements, sea dragons are aquatic works of art.
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The displays do far more than advertise clothing; they are works of art in their own right.
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But it was unclear where they would sell their works of art, or who would buy them.
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Were there specific experiences you had with art, or specific works of art, which you consider formative?
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By creating these works of art, Cataudella is able to document his travels in a unique way.
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They have an innocence that a lot of intentionally made, 'beautiful' works of art struggle to possess.
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Apple, by his principles, is made up of artists who don't just create products, but works of art.
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But many of today's high-end homes, like works of art and collectibles, are unique without real comparisons.
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The NYPL's collection actually reveals that many centuries-old, erotic works of art are devoted to female pleasure.
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Baker, in other words, is by no means the single genius behind any of his works of art.
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We've rounded up 10 of the best geode cakes on Instagram, and they're all gorgeous works of art.
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Each room of the 350-year-old estate is furnished with rare antiques and priceless works of art.
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But here's the truth: Podcasts aren't just a mic and a chat — they are tiny works of art.
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The image recognition tool can give users more information about things like books, buildings, and works of art.
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Some of the most endangered works of art in the Guggenheim's collection are also some of the youngest.
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Many sit atop steel pedestals that are as much works of art, à la Brancusi, as they are.
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The first works of art you see have a very intentional gaze, a stare both confrontational and compelling.
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"It was unbelievable to even be in a category with such gigantic albums, really brilliant works of art."
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Since then, the word has been used to characterize drugs, works of art, and even portraits of Pluto.
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She draws inspiration from works of art to create mesmerizing, kaleidoscope-like hair colors that are surprisingly delightful.
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The George Eastman Museum's historic photo collection is being digitized and it includes many important works of art.
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"The exhibition puts forth an experience of diverse approaches to blackness through specific works of art," writes Edwards.
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Some people geek out on works of art or architecture, while others find natural wonders more awe-inspiring.
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Chen has worked on miniature sculptures for 35 years and has completed more than 200 works of art.
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There are also dramatic works, works of art, and even works of choreography that are now public domain.
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But it probably won't provoke the complex, shaded, sometimes contradictory personal reactions that many works of art do.
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"These are not inexpensive works of art," said Sharon Corwin, director of the Colby College Museum of Art.
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"We've put together 107 works of art ranging from antiquity to contemporary," said Sotheby's senior director, Constantine Frangos.
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EAST ISLIP "Private Viewing: For Your Eyes Only," works of art viewed by one person at a time.
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Unlike other works of art, they are not a question of originality, or talent, or concept, or fame.
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Michael Rosenfeld now enters the same territory with a massive exhibition, weighing in at 58 works of art.
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In a way, I used it to look at art and to refer to other works of art.
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All of these atrocities share a tragic narrative that makes them canonically terrible-yet-wonderful works of art.
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The great works of art seamlessly blend specificity with universality, and "The First Big Weekend" is no different.
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The idea is simple: Provide owners with a never-ending parade of classical and modern works of art.
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The artists are hoping the birds will come out to nibble the seeds, creating collaborative works of art.
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People all over the world have begun carving incredibly intricate designs, transforming their pumpkins into works of art.
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He searched until he found a collection of watches and several valuable works of art, including a Pissarro.
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Should works of art be repatriated to their countries of origin and is that always the right decision?
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Some of the pieces can be viewed as simple curiosities; others are remarkable and rare works of art.
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After all, they're essentially works of art: a Guild acoustic in dark cherry and a Fender Telecaster Sunburst.
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Many of the labels are little works of art, showing historic figures, rural scenes, cartoons and the like.
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"It's hugely diverse" and includes "works of art that have never before been seen in public," he added.
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Tweets, like many great works of art, are not always recognized until long after the artist has passed.
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In this game, everyone is the one percent and everyone can claim priceless works of art for themselves.
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They are works of art, obscurely and yet unmistakably saturated with the passion and personality of their creator.
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Readying a space where art could emerge, she said, was as important as making individual works of art.
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That was more secondary market dealing, that was more historically important works of art, it wasn't primary market.
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For over 40 years, BMW has partnered with famous artists to turn race cars into works of art.
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Watch the above video to understand how Wood created one of the most famous American works of art.
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Aspatiality is only a part of the larger deconstructive power, to use your term, of these works of art.
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By this time, the conceptual artist had already been producing works of art in book form for a decade.
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Facebook has used its policy to censor famous works of art, historical images, and photos of women undergoing mammograms.
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To Kristen Cummings, jelly beans aren't just a delicious candy—they're a tool to create beautiful works of art.
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For me, what is important is to hold works of art in my possession, to make the actual purchase.
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Daguerre conceived of his photographs as individual, one-of-a-kind works of art; Girault followed through on this.
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The Pussy Grabber Plays is one of many #MeToo-inspired works of art proposed or announced in recent months.
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Click here to view original GIFAs always, John Heisz can transform old, rusty blades into lovely works of art.
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"Honestly, until tagging came along museums had so little access to how visitors understood works of art," Chun says.
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But in the grand scheme of greatness that is Nancy Meyers, I feel she's had better works of art.
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The first military unit tasked with seizing and exporting works of art was set up during Napoleon's Italian campaign.
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MOST of the greatest works of art are in museums—"prisons for art", as one frustrated dealer calls them.
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Very often, we encounter these works of art at our most febrile, impressionable ages; and it stays with us.
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However, the more serious works of art like Nomads that arrive, the more everyday viewers will see VR differently.
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I knew I needed to find out more about this world where people make hamburgers as works of art.
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Dolls in Russia are true works of art, and each doll has a unique story told by its maker.
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With security out of the way, the thieves were able to roam the galleries, stealing 13 works of art.
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Sotheby's looked at the wealth of today's billionaires and compared it to the most expensive works of art sold.
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Toronto-based artist, Kaley Flowers, transforms the ephemera of the internet into permanent and lasting ceramic works of art.
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Past and present, the region is known for rich cultures producing great works of art, culture and scientific discovery.
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When I see articles in the paper about lost works of art being rediscovered, I always follow the story.
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With over 20,000 works of art, by artists ranging from one of the largest museums in the United States.
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For all the focus on the works of art threatened with sale, I have no memories of admiring them.
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Van Es presents a refreshing curiosity, which, paired with his ardent observation, illuminates the world's unintentional works of art.
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"We are dead set against overpopulating this area with works of art," said Lawrence J. Wheeler, the museum's director.
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More than 125,000 works of art, albums, books, films, theatrical productions, games and innovations have been funded to date.
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Sotheby's Ancient Sculpture & Works of Art sale in London brought in a total of £214,2634,875 (~$22,2166,2125) on December 22.
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Alessi's espresso makers are literally works of art that live in MoMA and other design museums around the world.
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But the team had to collect samples as carefully as possible to avoid scarring the priceless works of art.
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Gorgeous designer gowns, jackets, and bags float on a white background like little works of art to scroll through.
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"It is one of our main works of art," Mr. Blühm said, noting he hoped it would be found.
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Moses's sensory, layered surfaces reveal the essence of works of art being created by an emotionally involved human being.
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The placards' witty titles and captions cast the subway system's floors, furniture and metal fixtures as works of art.
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That said, I have some works of art that mean a lot to me and are emblematic of relationships.
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There were horses, marching bands, live music and dancing in the streets and, of course, ornate works of art.
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Throughout, the hotel will feature works of art that are "perspective-shifting" and pay homage to important female figures.
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Additionally, Bezos grabbed headlines after he bought two works of art in New York auctions last November, Bloomberg reported.
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Alexander Kader and Margaret Schwartz were appointed co-worldwide heads of European sculpture and works of art at Sotheby's.
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"When I saw the objects, I thought they were unbelievably interesting and powerful works of art," Mr. Teitelbaum said.
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This series follows a team of art operatives tasked with getting famous works of art back into their frames.
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They signify celebration, they're tasty, and if you go to the right bakery, they can be works of art.
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Take a closer look at the collection ahead — and think of these as wearable works of art (because they are).
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Dodd, who lives near Cedar Falls, Iowa, travels to his computer and creates digital works of art using multiple images.
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Browsing these forums, it's apparent that the modding process is a lot like restoring old furniture or works of art.
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Once described as "a work of art for works of art," the Everson was the architect's first-ever museum project.
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The exhibition supports that claim by resuming the dialogue between Baudelaire's critical texts and the works of art they described.
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Like all good works of art, however, Mr Gever's project, called #laugh, provokes a reaction—and raises several interesting questions.
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No, the ridicule is merited because the decision to hide the works of art was, it seems, made by nobody.
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On the day of the contest, the teams have exactly one hour to turn their gourds into works of art.
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In the Met, Byzantine mosaics, medieval sculptures, paintings and tapestries become works of art, detached from their original sacred sites.
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This visual age has endowed beauty with new power, and social media have turned great works of art into superstars.
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Beneath one of these priceless works of art, I get chatting to Tess and Jeff, a couple in their thirties.
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On December 27th police seized 33 valuable works of art at a flat owned by Ms Fernández in Buenos Aires.
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Many of the prices fetched this week show how top works of art continue to appreciate at a rapid rate.
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Once they've acquired these works of art, skaters usually make sure to test them out before something like the Olympics.
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Bürkle's goal was to show the often-messy processes behind the production of both works of art and scientific knowledge.
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According to BuzzFeed, the anonymous mastermind behind the account currently resides in Mexico, whipping up egg-ceptional works of art.
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Facebook recently began testing a new camera feature that makes photos and live video look like famous works of art.
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"Lucky to call these works of art my own," he captioned an image of a sky blue guitar on Instagram.
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It's filled with talented artists, eager to collaborate and brainstorm to create mesmerizing works of art that capture peoples' attention.
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You'll learn how to create simple and elemental models and create beautiful works of art with tools you already own.
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"Voyage" is one long poem told only using the titles and descriptions of works of art that depict black women.
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This is generated with open border treaties, archaeological finds, great works of art, holy sites, unique wonders and national parks.
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But that doesn't mean the small things aren't worth doing, or that works of art aren't worth doing, does it?
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We do not tend to think of personality tests as akin to works of art: unique, complex, irreducible, infinitely signifying.
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Check out the rest of the products in their shop; a lot of them are individually fantastic works of art.
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And as less and less sword masters across Japan these works of art are only going to become more valuable.
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Books, poems and works of art can be used for educational purposes, and poems can be, say, set to music.
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The Museum of Black Civilizations has room for about 18,000 works of art, although many of the galleries remain unfilled.
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It featured more than 1,500 works of art, live murals and graffiti, dozens of musical performances and a film festival.
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It's famous for its extensive collection of more than 200,000 works of art from the 16th century through to today.
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Ms. Buccellati also persuaded her father to collaborate on a new line of jewelry inspired by great works of art.
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The elder Clark was a collector of great works of art and co-founder of the Singer Sewing Machine company.
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In lieu of rent payments, Bard was known to sometimes accept works of art, which he'd showcase in the lobby.
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The images are beautifully-framed works of art, but they also inherently prompt the viewer to think about environmental issues.
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Sotheby's Old Master Sculpture & Works of Art sale in London brought in a total of £2750,2439,2000 (~$22,2892,2500) on December 24.
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Christie's sale of European Sculpture & Works of Art in London brought in a total of £1,370,500 (~$1,4443,000) on December 4.
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Now, watch Saturday Night Live's Kate McKinnon have her way with one of the 21st century's finest works of art.
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Commissioning works of art is far more significant than simply slapping a corporate name on someone else's event, he said.
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But it wasn't sensitive enough to detect the low concentrations of pollutants that can damage highly sensitive works of art.
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There are also those who transform traumas — their own or collective traumas — into works of art, including well-known artists.
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For "Birth of a Genius", the Musée National Picasso in Paris loaned 103 works of art, valued at nearly $1bn.
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Kiefer withdrew, and I was allowed to walk around the studio, alone among the innumerable objects and works of art.
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Instagram-ready works of art and graphic design — sometimes whimsical, mostly anonymous — are defining features of the city's antigovernment demonstrations.
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YieldStreet already offers exposure to alternative investment areas including loans collateralized by shipping vessels, works of art, and legal settlements.
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Incans, Olmecs, Aztecs—their finest works of art were all pillaged, razed, broken apart, and their gold was melted down.
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Turning Points The works of art that were among the most discussed of the year were monumental, historical and environmental.
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The show will present more than 200 often raucous works of art by scores of artists, both established and forgotten.
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"With its furnishing, not including the tapestries and works of art, Ca' d'Zan cost Uncle John $1,650,000," reported Ringling North.
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Clearly though, the company still has plenty of work to do when it comes to these famous works of art.
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It removed or covered 120 works of art that had either been created by an immigrant or donated by one.
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Beyoncé and her babies don't need reminders that they're works of art, but the internet wants to help out anyway.
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I don't see culture as the production of beautiful paintings and works of art, you know, although culture includes that.
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Instead, I found that despite the loss of 15,000 works of art, the museum was filled with an extraordinary collection.
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"They are works of art and deserve to be seen as that, not just as cultural relics," Mr. Paraskevaides said.
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Christie's Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art sale in New York brought in a total of $19,319,875 on March 20103.
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Throughout history, great works of art have been ascribed to the hand of "Anonymous," their names erased and authorship denied.
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As the above video shows, these incredibly intricate (and sublimely creepy) dioramas are fascinating works of art and forensic science.
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Sotheby's Russian Works of Art, Fabergé & Icons sale in London brought in a total of £201773,201763,201753 (~$201743,201733,201723) on November 201713.
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For artists who believe art books to be autonomous works of art in their own right, this move is especially troubling.
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"The continuous contact with dusty works of art from the past had irreversibly contaminated my way of work," Mas tells Creators.
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The 16 pairs of sculptural heels ahead have the ability to transform even the most minimal outfits into works of art.
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Research in neuroaesthetics involves measuring brain activity by using medical technology like fMRI machines as subjects look at works of art.
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Whatever their function, they are so fully realized that they can't be considered as anything other than standalone works of art.
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"They're works of art, they're beautiful, and if there's no one to use them, often they get torn down," Langford said.
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The band has teamed up with local artists to create one-of-a-kind guitars that are works of art themselves.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — You know those computer-generated works of art that require you to relax your eyes to see the image?
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As well as parodying works of art, the artists of Art & Language recreate objects from everyday life, but make them nonsensical.
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So Dease's spirit comes back from the grave, animating works of art to kill all those who profit from his work.
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You can love works of art by terrible people — indeed, if you're going to consume pop culture, you almost have to.
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At a moment's notice, they can be dispatched to the scene of natural disasters to protect and salvage works of art.
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It can scan barcodes, recognize plants and dog breeds, tell you about local landmarks, and provide info on works of art.
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As an arts institution committed to presenting a multiplicity of voices, we are dismayed that we must withhold works of art.
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But there are more audiences too, and people in downstate Illinois need outstanding works of art just as much as anyone.
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Your stories are works of art that elate and entertain, while simultaneously making your less-successful friends question their life choices.
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This isn't a unique problem—countless works of art that were once revered contain notes that sound sour to contemporary ears.
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"These works of art were purchased by Isabella Stewart Gardner for the 'education and enjoyment of the public forever'," said Kidder.
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With 371 works of art from 156 artists around the world, the Vancouver Art Gallery has launched their biggest exhibition ever.
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The junk would be easy, but parting with the works of art and mementos would be like cutting out my heart.
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The diffusion of classical learning in general and Aldo's books in particular stimulated a new demand for secular works of art.
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And it draws your eye successively up, floor by floor, through those parts of the building that display works of art.
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In this art world, it's a competition for total sales and works of art while adjusting to economic and buyer trends.
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In this way, Copyright law is designed to encourage works of art to be easily made available for others to enjoy.
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Starting January 1, hundreds of thousands of works of art, film, literature and music from 1923 will enter the public domain.
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The KAWS signature art and "XX" on the heels turned these classics into works of art themselves, Wang told Business Insider.
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Throughout the ship, there are almost 600 works of art produced by young Norwegian artists, handpicked by the queen of Norway.
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But this portrait was one of more than 2,000 works of art that were deemed orphaned and distributed among French museums.
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That's just something that has to do with works of art: You have a basic rhythm and then you have syncopation.
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So inventive is the brain under Perry's blond bangs that the more than 80 works of art don't feel like enough.
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Young Thug's videos are tiny works of art, giving glimpses into exactly who he is as a person in interesting ways.
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That he succeeded in overcoming so much to produce towering works of art earned him the enduring regard of his countrymen.
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"If you want to buy paintings or works of art, or exceptional jewelry, do not hesitate to contact me," he said.
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Cities were burned; the reigning king, Oba Ovonranwmen, was forced into exile; and works of art and other treasures were looted.
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Fake nails: Depending who you ask, they're either works of art, an absolute necessity, tacky nonsense, or a special-occasion treat.
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I'm not somebody who rails against notes, or thinks they ruin the creative process or tear down impeccable works of art.
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"Diana is a keen observer of historic works of art," said Brooke Kamin Rapaport, deputy director and senior curator of Mad.
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And what new meanings might these works of art accrue if they are returned to where they were made centuries ago?
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Utah's House and Senate voted to designate Robert Smithson's "Spiral Jetty" and ancient rock art as official state works of art.
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The orderliness of Chicago's space spoke to the discipline required to produce works of art that are direct, personal and exposing.
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Frustrating: thanks to a long-running restitution dispute, Russian state museums are prohibited from lending works of art to American exhibitions.
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Museums, libraries and other organizations need cameras that capture high-quality images to archive priceless manuscripts, works of art and jewelry.
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After a certain time it was an element of representation, from that perspective, to invest in high quality works of art.
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Though sushi donuts are technically just regular sushi in the shape of donuts, they look like magical, sophisticated works of art.
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Mr. Trudeau delves into the archives to resurrect the entry WORKS OF ART, which last appeared in the puzzle in 1959.
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There were works of art by Picasso and Leger and Calder and Arp and others in our house in Greenwich Village.
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"So they were never meant to be looked at 80-90 years later" or viewed as works of art, Marchant added.
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By her feet, the broken shackles, which are concealed from viewers on the ground, could be stand-alone works of art.
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Abrams displays Woodman's letters and images as pieces of evidence not to be tampered with, rather than precious works of art.
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It's dealing with a person who is hands-on, who deals with making these beautiful works of art many times over.
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Yet for the listener willing to endure and even embrace the strangeness, they eventually bloom into fully formed works of art.
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Sotheby's Ancient Sculpture and Works of Art sale in London brought in a total of £15003,445,000 (~$7.2 million) on July 3.
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By the time Carlo died in 22, at the age of 220, he had created more than 1900 works of art.
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No friend of the Nazis, Jaudard successfully transported many works of art from the Louvre to secret provincial châteaux for safekeeping.
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Sotheby's Style: Furniture, Works of Art and Goldsmith sale in Paris brought in a total of €1,904,2197 (~$2,146,000) on April 9.
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One of these spirits, named Amaliel, asked af Klint to undertake works of art to be installed in the Theosophy temple.
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And the real lesson is teaching an audience of hundreds how computers might someday become capable of producing real works of art.
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One of the tournament directors, Daniel Stock, kept players entertained between rounds by crafting linguistic works of art like the one below.
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In 2015, the National Gallery of Art broke the seal, when it selected 6,430 works of art for purchase from the Corcoran.
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The wildfire-prone Santa Monica Mountains might sound like a terrible location for a billion dollar museum containing priceless works of art.
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That is exactly what a Christo and Jeanne-Claude project does to people and indeed what all great works of art do.
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The product demoed only had a few features: It could identify landmarks, works of art, and some consumer products, but little else.
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Nursing and art education students build empathy and observation skills through deep engagement with works of art through the art of looking.
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The images prompted others to share similar works of art: I have a similar can we should create a collection 🤣 pic.twitter.
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The key is a technique known as style transfer, which is behind apps like Prisma that turn images into works of art.
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By contrast, neither the displays of Heavenly Bodies nor the catalogue essays demonstrate that these fashions are akin to works of art.
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Through this movement we've all made really beautiful works of art, this was just one more piece to contribute to that movement.
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Veronika Tocha, the curator of that exhibition, says plaster copies should be seen as works of art with their own distinct biographies.
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You're not going to use it to become the next Banksy, turning lawns around your neighborhood into thought-provoking works of art.
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Artist Jody Steel uses the human body as a canvas to create beautiful works of art that often have a poignant message.
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In the art world, VRt Ventures, a Los Angeles-based company archiving works of art in true VR, has bridged that gap.
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Individual works of art can be purchased, or you can get a subscription to the Samsung Art Store for $4.99 a month.
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Layers of electric glitter, cascades of textured curls, and works of art created with just eyeliner await you in the slides ahead.
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Gingrich said that, since 2007, Homeland Security Investigations agents have returned over 11,000 artifacts and works of art to over 30 countries.
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And the cards are works of art themselves (I was secretly very excited about this year's new alt art for Hedge Fund).
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Cabanding recreates famous works of art and hangs the paintings in abandoned places: inside dilapidated buildings, layered over graffiti, and so on.
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Google's art-oriented app gained popularity (and notoriety) when users discovered the feature that matched their selfies with famous works of art.
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The loot includes 5 luxury wristwatches -- some worth more than $50k -- a Frank Gehry sculpture, and several other expensive works of art.
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An ancient fabric, felt can also be manufactured into unusual styles; creating limitless works of art that stretch and inspire the imagination.
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And while many are delicate works of art, they don't have to follow a strict pattern or even be of uniform size.
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Android users can now download Prisma, the popular app that's using artificial intelligence to turn your boring photos into works of art.
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To achieve their desired responses, the blots themselves had to function like works of art—an unusual ask for a psychological test.
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In its first five years, the Google Cultural Institute scanned and archived 200 works of art in super-high-resolution gigapixel images.
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The Rijksmuseum, which houses the Dutch national collection of about a million works of art, moved to its current location in 1885.
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Children's Books Works of art engage our hearts and excite our imaginations, but often the creators behind the work remain a mystery.
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These photos are Mapplethorpes, works of art, with all the integrity of that image-making, the quality of light and of composition.
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TigerTomato expertly renders pancakes of your favorite cartoons, and is even able to recreate famous works of art like the Mona Lisa.
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The Minneapolis Institute of Arts in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has more than 90,000 works of art from six continents contained within its walls.
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"This is the Biennale des Antiquaires and the emphasis needs properly to be on antiques and works of art," Mr. Tinterow said.
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"And many works of art — I use the expression 'the final prisoners of World War II' — will finally find their rightful owners."
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They know how powerful the written word can be—how powerful works of art can be— and they want to control it.
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Brusche uses a ballpoint pen, a knife, and toothpicks to create painstakingly detailed and surprisingly appealing works of art—all from bananas.
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There are tons of amazing jewelry lots and works of art, which you can begin bidding on for as low as $50.
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You can think about Gantri's lights as purely expensive lamps, but they're also works of art, with thoughtful, artistic intention behind them.
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One man's trash ... A Kenyan artist is giving "trash a second chance" by using it to create eye-catching works of art.
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Christie's sale of Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art in London brought in a total of £8,183,375 (~$11,422,000) on November 6.
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She grew up in Carinhall, an estate in the countryside replete with priceless works of art and a child-size play palace.
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Mr. Max continued to travel to the studio above Shun Lee and sign works of art, even as his condition steadily worsened.
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To the Editor: Most people agree that true works of art showcase an artist's creativity and talent, instead of cheap shock value.
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"Works of art should not be seen in isolation; they should be seen in a beautiful context," Mr. Stern told Harvard Magazine.
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"By far the most important works of art in the house are by Robert Indiana, both in quality and quantity," he said.
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One suggests both parties examine their conducts, given the tendency of photo-seeking museum-goers to sometimes destroy priceless works of art.
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The stations themselves were absolutely beautiful, including many works of art, chandeliers that were beautiful, it was a very very effective system.
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FREQUENT VISITORS to the skatepark on London's South Bank may have noticed two new works of art among the decades-old graffiti.
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His buildings are works of art that need to be experienced by a human body moving through space to be fully understood.
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"Closing our doors allows us to mitigate any risk to the public, staff and works of art on display," the gallery said.
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What came to my mind are earlier works of art by those who crossed ethnic lines in their depiction of social trauma.
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That kind of mix and match, great works of art with almost random-seeming pieces of furniture, is how I grew up.
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The London-based charity Venice in Peril has started a fund to help restore monuments, buildings and works of art as well.
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The show, which opened in April, takes over an entire townhouse for sale with works of art that are also for sale.
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At a political moment when such rights and obligations are being questioned, the Kammerspiele reaffirms them through powerfully engaging works of art.
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Reinsurer Swiss Re said works of art in buildings such as the cathedral are generally not insured because they are often priceless.
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Many books for sale are displayed on the walls so that the covers are visible, as if they were works of art.
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He also advised the cosmetics mogul Helena Rubenstein on which works of art in her collection were valuable and which were fakes.
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Their lives became monumental works of art which serve as powerful reminders of how easily all our best efforts can go unrewarded.
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Christie's The Collector: European Furniture, Works of Art & Ceramics sale in London brought in a total of £5003,254,250 (~$2,931,000) on November 13.
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Prvački's show, which opened at LA gallery 1301PE last weekend, consists of the silhouettes and shadows of incredibly familiar works of art.
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But an experimental exhibition that ran in New York from August 11–13 showcased works of art designed specifically for canine viewers.
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Christie's sale of Indian, Himalayan, and Southeast Asian works of art in New York brought in a total of $2,890,00 on September 12.
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Christie's sale of Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art in New York brought in a total of $15,538,875 on September 13–14.
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"[CEC wants to] replace these works of art, each with there own story and history, with a cheap dance floor," they told Gizmodo.
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So it goes with beloved works of art, something that anyone familiar with the Porsche 993 would agree includes that remarkable sports car.
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These works of art are hidden deeper inside "The Art Happens Here," but they get at the heart of what's being explored here.
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In 2013, she placed an advertisement requesting works of art in Black and Pink, a publication that caters to America's LGBTQ prison population.
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You won't find works of art, but you will find something far more approachable to the masses: roughly 33,000 pieces of bunny memorabilia.
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"On a day marked by such tragedy to get to celebrate such works of art … I couldn't imagine being anywhere else," he said.
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A common estimate for the number of works of art looted in the Nazi era is 600,000 with at least 100,000 still missing.
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During Hurricane Sandy in 2012, they removed and "triaged," as they call it, over 2,000 works of art, including many from Chelsea galleries.
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Her costumes are works of art and Scott brings the air of a woman who's been trained from infancy to be a princess.
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In fact, Medine recommends parents-to-be consider incorporating framed works of art for their kids' area to add "character" to any space.
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"Gardens are works of art," Robert A.M. Stern, the dean of the Yale School of Architecture, said in an interview at the time.
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Kansas stylist Ursula Goff has begun reinterpreting famous works of art as hairstyles, so your hair will now look like a true masterpiece.
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Paris-based photographer Vincent Bourilhon uses digital photography and Photoshop to merge various images together, creating stunning illusions and whimsical works of art.
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Danny Shervin is a painter who has taken to using gunpowder as his material of choice to create incredibly detailed works of art.
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While social media redefines the relationship between artist, artwork, and viewer, responses to global tragedies allow works of art to gain mimetic momentum.
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And the United Arab Emirates has reached incredible heights with glass and steel, and turned earth and water into spectacular works of art.
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It's a theater group where Israeli, Arab and Palestinian actors, writers and directors all work together in peace, creating original works of art.
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For here, amazingly enough, is a new museum building that gives cheerful priority to the works of art it is meant to house.
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Boards themselves are works of art, and they create a canvas to arrange slices, cubes, even whole chunks of cheese, crackers and fruits.
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The structure was carrying two works of art, according to the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and state-run news agency TASS.
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We expect the stars to go all-out for the annual Met Gala, walking the red carpet dressed in bespoke works of art.
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Museums have always aimed to engage their visitors with the spectacle of their displays, be they works of art, fossils, or historical artifacts.
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The Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard explores centuries of weapons from around the world that double as works of art.
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From intricately carved "Game of Thrones" characters to portraits of pop-culture figures, artists have turned these seasonal fruits into works of art.
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The Welling Court Mural Project is a stretch of road near the water in Astoria that's lined with beautiful, colorful works of art.
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Among his tasks was to serve as a courier for the museum's works of art that were lent for exhibitions around the world.
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The most serious vice of the historian writing about culture is to employ literary characters and works of art to explain whole eras.
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In 2013 she was among the artists featured in the "Small Works of Art" exhibition at the Harmon-Meek Gallery in Naples, Fla.
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This was the first time in my life I was surrounded by works of art that looked like me and reflected my experiences.
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Some grand cities — central Paris around the Louvre is one; the historic center of Rome, another — are sometimes praised as works of art.
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In the old world, the curator of a museum preserves the works of art, picks and lovingly documents the contents of a show.
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Mold making is a fundamental stage for most sculptural work, but molds are rarely counted as works of art in their own right.
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He said many developers of Class A commercial office buildings and luxury residential high-rises already incorporated works of art into their designs.
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His passion for Rodin, he said, began when he was working as director of European works of art at Sotheby's in the 1980s.
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The comedian and Golden Globe winner has frequently unveiled his original works of art on social media to protest Trump and his administration.
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It's also working with some of the world's best-known artists, including Ai Weiwei and Shepard Fairey to certify their works of art.
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It goes without saying that Tyler Mitchell's photographs of Beyoncé for the September issue of Vogue are nothing short of works of art.
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This may sound cynical or nihilistic, but I would argue that this book is among the most humane works of art ever created.
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Sotheby's sale of Old Master sculpture and works of art in London brought in a total of £3,551,813 (~$4.7 million) on July 3.
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"People really care about seeing original works of art now," said Ms. Feldman, until recently the director of the Minneapolis Institute of Art.
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"All the works of art that were in the 'treasures' area of the cathedral have been saved," Plus reportedly told Agence France-Presse.
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There is a long-standing and legitimate market for works of art of the ancient world, in which Christie's has participated for generations.
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This program emphasizes the importance of direct contact with original works of art, and explores the history of art and the art market.
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These beautiful works of art were forged by the elements — they're pieces of earth that hold the knowledge and stories of millions of millennia.
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Rather than merely imitating or rejecting foreign works of art, they consumed and then regurgitated them to create something both authentically Brazilian and universal.
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The 16-year-old recently began posting detailed recreations of famous works of art using eye makeup on Instagram, and now everyone is obsessed.
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Rei Kawakubo was awarded the 2019 Isamu Noguchi Award, New York is seeking artists to turn sanitation trucks into works of art, and more.
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It's a narrative recounted four times in the Bible and made into some of the finest works of art the Western world has known.
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They're works of art, painstakingly sewn by hand over weeks or months, with mathematical precision and designs associated with the wearer's village of origin.
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You had been collecting and preserving it because ... What was the idea, that it should be collected and preserved like other works of art?
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Explore, play, and wonder at gigantic, fantastical, artworks at Inflatable: Expanding Works of Art — a new summer exhibition at the Exploratorium in San Francisco.
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She carefully thinks through who is making headlines that year before creating the works of art that sit on her porch in Dublin, Ohio.
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Of course, Juno will be flying with its famous JunoCam on, so that raw images can be later turned into gorgeous works of art.
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The star also went on a tattoo spree post-breakup, adding two new works of art to his already extensive tattoo collection last week.
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From Daraa's children [in 2011], to the final solution to the crisis, we will see a very clear timeline consisting of works of art.
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Some of the very first works of art were figures of hugely fecund women dropped all over Europe tens of thousands of years ago.
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"Our staff somehow managed to pick up and safely store dozens of works of art during the Thomas Fire" two years ago, said Kahng.
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With bold, three-dimensionally dynamic strokes, Google's VR creation tool, Tilt Brush allows tech-savvy artists to create works of art without a canvas.
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Rochard dolls are works of art that combine a unique type of microphotography with a finely crafted figure that wasn't necessarily designed for children.
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Seldom do iconoclastic works of art make it through the municipal vetting process alive because commissioners often place a premium on legibility and pleasingness.
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Models Winnie Harlow, Halima Aden and Candice Huffine were transformed into IRL versions of famous works of art for a stunning Harper's Bazaar shoot.
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Susanne Ng's pastel works of art are sculpted from chiffon cake, a foam-like cake that's fluffy and lighter than the typical butter cake.
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The museum's collection comprises some 2,500 works of art (paintings, drawing, sculptures, and more) made by mentally disabled artists working within a sheltered workshop.
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This division of culture and politics into two increasingly mutually exclusive spheres can be seen in the year's most critically praised works of art.
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Just as we thought these works of art were articulating a new set of values, the rest of America was voting to reject them.
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Like other dystopian works of art, it is derivative and reflective of our current moment, and cautionary about the path we are headed on.
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Which is to say the morality of Tuymans' paintings will continue to elude me, even if they are, I grant, great works of art.
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The Louvre announced that it would be closed on Friday to move, as a precautionary measure, works of art in areas vulnerable to flooding.
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Large white plates with minuscule towers of grilled organic vegetables drizzled with macerated herbs were works of art, but I bemoaned my lingering hunger.
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Britain has imposed similar temporary restrictions on works of art and objects of cultural interest it considers to be part of its national heritage.
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Lulu Li, a partner and creative director at the Beijing-based Moujiti, said digital innovations made it easier to appreciate ancient works of art.
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Two of the world's most famous museums closed their doors to the public Friday as rising floodwaters threaten the irreplaceable works of art inside.
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The verbal is what I work with when I describe works of art, but I am now inspired to try audio with our visitors.
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You can find most anything on the Criterion Channel, from universally acclaimed works of art to influential B-movies that changed the genre game.
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It was this house — more precisely, this window — that inspired what has become one of the most famous works of art in the world.
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Creative communities in Hong Kong and beyond have made poignant works of art and internet memes in support of the anti-extradition bill protests.
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Christie's Fine Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art sale in London, which included imperial porcelain, Buddhist bronzes, and Yixing pottery brought in £5,522,625 (~$7,066,116).
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We dive deep into what it means to criticize black works of art and express what gets lost when we decide it's beyond criticism.
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French customs officials seized more than 10,000 works of art in 2016, mostly ancient pieces of currency and archaeological artifacts, according to official statistics.
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Frederick shared his irritation with the idea of writers taking liberties with works of art; he felt their interpretations represented a kind of violation.
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According to the Bible, the Last Supper was Jesus' last meal with his disciples before his crucifixion, depicted in many famous works of art.
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Sotheby's works of art sale benefited from the inclusion of 26 Russian miniatures from the collection of the German cosmetics heiress Erika Pohl-Ströher.
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Passion can be an energizing, fulfilling force, the stuff upon which businesses are built, works of art are created and Olympic medals are won.
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The story the mobsters were told was that there was a wealthy Arab sheikh who wanted to invest oil money in works of art.
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That iss gone, and the courtyard now doubles as a lecture hall and transit hall with elevators to move people and works of art.
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From both Duchamp and Warhol I learned the relationship between handicraft and mass production, and between works of art and every day consumable commodities.
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Just under half the 299 lots offered in Sotheby's fall series of Chinese works of art sales in Hong Kong managed to find buyers.
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Through 20 lectures and 1.5 hours of content, this course will show you how to turn your boring spreadsheets into functional works of art.
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Because Bourgeois tended to hijack the process, reworking various proofs so extensively by hand that they became works of art in their own right.
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A good book or festival could now be assembled about the works of art that have been inspired by the films of Alfred Hitchcock.
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At the inauguration ceremony on Friday, Mayor Anne Hidalgo of Paris said the city was used to "storms" and controversies around works of art.
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Senegalese painter Soly Cisse, whose oils are also featured, said he liked that the exhibition was adding works of art as the tour progresses.
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For, as Vallo said, "these are not works of art, they are communal property with great sacredness that must never leave the tribal lands."
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Not today: "Works" is a noun, as in works of ART, and the salon is a reference to a space where ART is exhibited.
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When it opens next Friday, 400 works of art will be on display in buildings that Ms. Moore has renovated and in downtown shops.
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Crib options are endless and really run the gamut in price and style, from the $99 Ikea version to $2,500 lucite works of art.
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The app itself will be free, McDonough says, but users will pay "a low monthly price" to access famous works of art to draw.
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"It has opened the floodgates and morphed into an important debate about the value we place on works of art and objects in general."
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The two recruited more than a dozen students and recent graduates to create distinct works of art in the vestibules of nearly every floor.
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Christie's The Collector: Silver & 19th Century Furniture, Sculpture & Works of Art Sale in London brought in a total of £2,428,062 (~$20003,160,000) on November 14.
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"The house was packed on the wall with works of art — all the big names of the German Expressionist period were there," Mr. Meslay said.
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The ability of experts to define whether a work is genuine has only grown in importance as works of art are increasingly treated like currency.
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The new Clarendon Cocktail Cellar serves drinks that take their names from works of art and bar snacks that include free sea salt-topped popcorn.
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If Governor Gary Herbert signs the two bills passed by the state legislature, Utah would become the first state to establish official works of art.
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It's a checkered ring designed by Asao Tokolo, a Japanese artist known for his geometric, black-and-white, almost Keith Haring-like works of art.
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Slack's notes for its app updates are often works of art, alongside its entertaining Twitter account that's full of anecdotes and frequently interacts with customers.
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The metallic paint they sport from head to toe turns them into almost alien works of art, and yet their very human confidence shines through.
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McDermott was the single largest donor to the DMA, gifting it more than 3,100 works of art while serving on its board for 57 years.
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New Zealand-born, UK-based artist Joël Penkman combines her love of food and painting to create astoundingly realistic (and delicious looking) works of art.
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After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, they recovered more than 5,000 works of art from museums, universities and other collections, and worked to repair the damage.
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Related: The 17 Sexiest Works of Art at NADA 115 Portraits Capture the Queer Sexy 70s Stiffened Fabric Sculptures Probe Intimacy in an Online Age
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Google then compares those maps with similar ones it's constructed from portraits in the 70,000-plus works of art in its Google Art Project database.
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She's an art historian and author of a 2016 book on the Western canon, David's Sling: A History of Democracy in Ten Works of Art.
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Modern analysis shows that these sets can be found within the structures and compositions of great works of art and architecture spanning thousands of years.
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In Hornick's narratives, truth and fiction become intertwined and the imagination is an active agent in experiencing the works of art as objects and soundscapes.
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Related: The 17 Sexiest Works of Art at NADA 13 Must-See Artists at NADA New York Tyson Reeder Unveils a Basketball for Art Ballers
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The Miniature Museum at Gemeentemuseum Den Haag has over two thousand works of art by luminaries such as Louise Bourgeois, Yves Klein, and Yayoi Kusama.
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This includes ordering Twitter to remove sublime works of art like Jimmy Donofrio's mashup of an Olympics swimming race and Santana's "Smooth," among other posts.
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At least a half dozen works of art are expected to sell for more than $75 million next month, which could be the highest ever.
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Dozens of naked protesters gathered outside of Facebook's New York offices to raise concerns about the social media platform censoring works of art featuring nudity.
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Whether dousing himself with paint, petting crocodiles, or transforming 85-foot boats into works of art, the Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai is constantly pushing boundaries.
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A surveillance video provided by MIA shows three people looking at art in the gallery when a structure carrying two works of art falls over.
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Almost 200 paintings, engravings, books, maps, muskets, pots and pans — original works of art and everyday items — detail the Pilgrims' journey from 1604 to 1621.
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At auction, the finest examples of antique Middle Eastern and Indian carpets are recognized as works of art and can cost six or seven figures.
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The skilled coloring artist can create genuine works of art with these templates in hand; the fact that they're Disney-themed only sweetens the deal.
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While the event is a great marketing opportunity for hair stylists, it is also a dazzling display of what some may call works of art.
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"You spend hours in the fitting room and on set living in these works of art by some of the greatest working designers," she says.
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Picture the concert outfits of Cher or Elton John and you will be in the right frame of mind for these wearable works of art.
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The journals have almost become memoirs for the works of art over the past 2775 semesters, creating mini communities and offering a range of interpretations.
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The benefits work both ways, since curators can steer trustees toward works of art they want to purchase for — or have donated to — the institution.
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When I realized that real people were making these amazing creative works of art, I figured, if these idiots can make one, why not me?
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The museum has more than 700 works of art, including paintings, porcelain figurines and sculptures, many donated to the museum by members of the club.
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As a measure of their continued stature, the Rockefeller name can add a premium of 50 percent or more on works of art and collectibles.
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At Theaster Gates's "But to Be a Poor Race," his inaugural show at Regen Projects, historical facts and figures are reincarnated as works of art.
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This involvement is known, but seeing it made flesh with wonderful works of art is a different order of magnitude — at once exciting and saddening.
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Paris firefighters held two training exercises at Notre-Dame last year, focused on saving the relics and works of art, Mr. Plus said. Lt.-Col.
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As Andreas Gursky (and others) have previously demonstrated, the 99-cent store is a perfectly viable place to find inspiration for impactful works of art.
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Most Western museums keep collections of these tiny works of art, since they proved easy for foreigners to carry home as mementos or ethnographic artifacts.
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Yet, the campaign's use of historical sculpture creates striking visuals — new works of art, even — that imagine prosthetics as not only tools but desirable products.
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Using a Bluetooth stick (which lets her control her phone from a distance), a tripod, and sometimes a stylus, she creates works of art on-screen.
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The Mugrabi family sued Mana Contemporary, alleging that the company damaged works from the family's art collection while also withholding access to 1,389 works of art.
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We found a cool camera that lets you get more creative than any Instagram filter, and it can literally turn your snapshots into works of art.
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"With IWC especially, we're talking about works of art made possible by an engineering process that's been perfected for over 150 years," the Patriots quarterback says.
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Bella Hadid has become the latest of many celebrities to get tattooed by JonBoy, the New York City artist known for his delicate works of art.
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All of that could have made for a critical statement and a gendered proposition, but these do not always suffice to produce persuasive works of art.
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"Visitors will encounter their favorite works of art in fresh settings and novel dialogues, in addition to finding surprises and new discoveries throughout the European galleries."
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In one's home or a dealer's gallery, works of art are seen by relatively few people and it is easier to play around with their display.
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Thank goodness you can get a 360-degree view, because the backs and sides of the garments are works of art and feats of engineering too.
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He amassed an enormous collection of antiquities, but was more interested in the subject matter of works of art than in the way they are made.
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The younger Mr. Gurlitt hid about 1,200 works of art in Munich for decades before German officials confiscated the collection as part of a tax inquiry.
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Here are the best apps for creating eye-catching works of art, whether or not you've ever put digital pen (or paintbrush) to virtual paper before.
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On the Inside, currently on view at the Abrons Art Center, is comprised of works of art made by LGBTQ prisoners incarcerated throughout the United States.
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It's the worst flooding since 2016, when rising waters forced the Louvre to shut down as museum workers crated works of art and moved them upstairs.
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Because Notre Dame is a work of art itself with works of art within, the damage it has sustained is a stunning loss to the world.
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The pictures are so good they've created a community of citizen scientists who enhance the orbiter's raw images and make them into literal works of art.
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LOS ANGELES — Here's a classic love triangle no one would've predicted: Disney movies will soon be reimagined using timeless works of art on LACMA's Snapchat account.
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Artsy doesn't use the collaborative filtering techniques common to services like Amazon and Spotify, because it wouldn't mesh with the singular nature of works of art.
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Johnson also initiated the Art Rental Program, which continues to this day, enabling students to rent original works of art for a few dollars each semester.
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Yes. And I'm lucky that in my office I can hang works of art that are coming up for sale — I spend time with the art.
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At this year's Volta NY 2016, artist Derrick Adams is using the art fair format—usually meant to sell works of art—to stage an exhibition.
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Below you'll find just a handful of the most beautiful works of art in the exhibit, all serving to remind the visiter that, yes, fashion matters.
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LONDON — Works of art by acclaimed British artist Damien Hirst, involving dead animals preserved in tanks, leaked potentially-dangerous formaldehyde gas during an exhibition in London.
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After walking through the basics, you'll learn to morph photos, colors, layers, even file formats to generate professional-grade images that truly become works of art.
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I called him up and was blown away by his business savvy, and the effort and knowledge that goes into each of his works of art.
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Aside from funding the material needed to create works of art, there's also the time, dedication, and societal pressure to create work that has a message.
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The act of détournement imbues revered and historicized works of art and literature with new life, thereby overcoming their congealment at the hands of the spectacle.
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Yet it seems to be in vogue now to pretend that popular things are somehow great works of art that will stand the tests of time.
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Because of the funds raised by the Met Ball, people all over the world can come visit the Met and enjoy these priceless works of art.
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The revised view of women was the true renewal of the human spirit, too often ignored in history until given visible form through works of art.
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Having said that, I certainly have a profound understanding of the painter Jackson Pollock, who created great works of art after [drinking] two bottles of whiskey.
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"We try to use the ones indoors as mid-century modern pieces, but we also try to treat them as works of art," Alejandro told Insider.
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The Frame comes with 100 works of art from 37 artists, and there's an art store where you can buy more through a dedicated smartphone app.
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The Lego Animation Book is a guide to turning your stationary Lego into stop-motion works of art, with advice on everything from building to filming.
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The way the band draws on these fears, coupled with dreamy and complex pop music makes this album one of their most human works of art.
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Google has become known for its doodles — the creative, collaborative illustrations that transform its simple logo into works of art to celebrate memorable birthdays and holidays.
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And because there was a fusion of art, music, and social life, it wasn't just a place where you hung up works of art and left.
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Even if you don't buy a scarf from the collection yourself, the photographs the studio offers of them are works of art in their own rights.
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From hotel rooms under the sea to suites decorated with famous works of art, tourism trends are pushing hotels to be more creative than ever before.
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To keep the appreciation for the arts alive, the Getty Museum in Los Angeles asked people to recreate their favorite works of art using household objects.
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Timepieces are examined as works of art as well as cultural barometers in the new book "The Beauty of Time," by Dominique Fléchon and François Chaille.
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The biggest surprise, even shock, of the Savoy-Sarr report is that it explicitly says that only full restitution of works of art will be acceptable.
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"Art tends to talk to other works of art, and you don't want to miss that conversation," he said, noting that the same goes for furnishings.
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"The stakes are getting so high," Mr. MacDonald-Korth said in a telephone interview, referring to the skyrocketing amounts being paid for trophy works of art.
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Ms. Burns's advice reached the masses via a social media platform more commonly used to share goofy dance videos, funny skits and other works of art.
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But this panel of Mary appeared to me like a new Van Eyck: like one of the most beautiful works of art I have ever seen.
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We visited the company's London office to find out how these small works of art get made and what it's like to put on a pair.
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There's an audacity to this but a kind of awe and respect, too: the conviction that the greatest works of art have inside them many lives.
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" His bottom line: "In a more ethical world, to spend tens of millions of dollars on works of art would be status-lowering, not status-enhancing.
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"Today, this brilliant operation reminds the world about the efficient struggle of Ukraine against smuggling and corruption, inter alia, smuggling of works of art," Poroshenko said.
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All of the above works of art have been translated across more than 80 languages and shared on Google's search page in countries around the world.
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For well-heeled collectors, Disney licensees offer limited-edition high-end items billed as works of art and promising to replicate what is seen on screen.
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She takes visitors on a six-stop "choose your own adventure" tour of the museum's permanent collection, discussing 60 works of art and asking visitors questions.
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While multiple copies of each design were produced, many posters have since been discarded, initially created for specific political purposes rather than as works of art.
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"From the Middle Ages up to the 19th century, works of art that showed black people usually represented them as servants or secondary figures," explains Smalls.
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And of course the special pieces of obsession contributed by the contributors of many works of art add up to a pretty cool thing called Genius.
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Stylist Janine Ker is one of the talents creating using a new technique that borrows heavily from graffiti, and the results are truly works of art.
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Sotheby's Scholarly and Imperial Works of Art from a Distinguished Collection sale in Hong Kong brought in a total of 26,895,000 HKD (~$3,426,000) on April 3.
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As such, it's especially amazing to see it at Gagosian, a place that seems to contain more guards at any given time than works of art.
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Sometimes such artists have been known to conjure up ambitious "art environments" — gardens, parks, houses, or unique architectural structures filled or covered with works of art.
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As the title of the exhibition suggests, we are not simply being presented with works of art — we are being given tools to remake the world.
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The latter reaction, as it turns out, is a satisfying one in relation to this work and many challenging works of art on and off the page.
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According to his professional biography, McAndrew personally recovered more than 2250,2290 works of art and antiquity, worth tens of millions of dollars, for countries around the globe.
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The museum's exhibition "Math Unfolded: An Exhibit of Mathematical Origami Art" shows how geometry, algorithms and formulas can create works of art — often a 3-D sculpture.
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Barcelona-based artist and feminist Cinta Tort Cartró, also known as Zinteta on social media, is turning women's stretch marks into works of art — and it's amazing.
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It would have been kept in a Kunstkammer, a room dedicated to the display of the very latest and best in scientific discoveries and works of art.
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Before that works of art were commissioned directly from artists, chiefly by wealthy and powerful patrons such as the Medicis and the Catholic Church, rather than traded.
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Not only are the illustrations individual works of art, but every page allows the reader to scratch and sniff to experience the smells associated with each movie.
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The app uses filters inspired by dozens of famous artists to transform your photos into images that look more like works of art than the typical selfies.
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She subjected herself to works of art with excruciating repetition in order to record and understand every perceivable impact they were having upon her body and thoughts.
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Jay is too humble to ever bring attention to his slept-on works of art, but I'm going dive deep into their history of photographer-muse #relationshipgoals.
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These quartz and amethyst works of art were created by Johanna, a New York-based makeup artist who has both editorial and NYFW experience under her belt.
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Similar to Prisma, the new app introduces a feature called Pix Styles, which allows you to transform your photos into works of art, and use other effects.
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Swiss museums are also debating another category known as "flight goods" – works of art that were sold at a steep discount by owners desperate to flee Germany.
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Educated at UCLA and the University of Oxford, he is also the author of 100 Works of Art That Will Define Our Age and Art Since 1989.
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It was just one example of the way that the quirky illustrations adorning Google's homepage logo, have become far more than just playful works of art online.
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He told me it's elevated his profile as an artist, that he's used it to sell countless works of art, make friends and raise thousands for charity.
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Top graffiti, paste up, collage and graphic design artists are merging from diverse disciplines towards one common goal: converting those unsettled bills into marketable works of art.
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Like the fragile glass vessels made by master blowers solely for display in princely treasure rooms of the period, these cards were created as works of art.
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Each generation and each individual, then again, brings to bear their own contemporary, lived experiences on works of art, effectively altering or obfuscating original meanings, Tolles added.
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A couple weeks ago, I used another device to snap works of art in Chicago, and Lens did a good job identifying photos most of the time.
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EAST ISLIP "Private Viewing: For Your Eyes Only," works of art that are enclosed in a box and allow viewing by only one person at a time.
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The cruise is like a floating gallery that showcases real works of art — it even has Bauhaus patterns on the carpets on the way to the suites.
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This combination of vision and resourcefulness has made his work in demand among those who appreciate his somewhat Brutalist pieces as both furniture and works of art.
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Unlike most of us plebes, who get a little high and think we're creative geniuses, Vernon O'Meally turns his psychedelic experiences into luminous, detailed works of art.
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Sotheby's sale of Chinese Works of Art from the Collection of Emil Hultmark in Hong Kong brought in a total of 9,683,750 HKD (~$1,239,000) on November 53.
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Christie's sale of Old Masters/New Scholars: Works of Art Sold to Benefit Rugby School in London brought in a total of £14,794,8753 (~$18,852,000) on December 4.
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He was also ordered to give up his interest in more than 20 works of art involved in the fraud, including pieces by Picasso and Alexander Calder.
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Our focus is on art and writing about art that labors to deepen the visual articulation of meaning, how works of art re-substantiate rather than evacuate.
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The screen paintings, set into windows, are vernacular works of art that showcase both place and creative vision, reminding of the inherent creative value in functional objects.
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The hairstyles are works of art in their own right, especially from the 1730s on, when combs and hairpins proliferate and hair defies both expectations and gravity.
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Quiray Tagle quotes this passage in a meticulous curatorial essay that frames how these works of art may be read as a contradictory, yet complimentary, multilayered narrative.
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Across Europe, museums are still grappling — some more diligently than others — with how to identify and handle works of art that may have a tainted wartime history.
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For each, the curators invited an author to write scenes for fictional productions on the second floor of the gallery, selecting works of art instead of characters.
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If there is a formal criminal indictment, any defendant will also be able to ask the court for an independent appraisal of the suspect works of art.
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Mr. Chalençon is probably the world's "most significant" collector of Napoleona, said Paul Gallois, an associate specialist in European furniture and works of art at Christie's London.
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Christie's The Pavilion Sale — Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art in Hong Kong brought in a total of 4723,237,750 Hong Kong dollars (HKD) (~$4,114,000) on October 4.
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In Toledo, she stopped long enough to take me through the Casa del Greco and comment on the effects that astigmatism can have on works of art.
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As a result, they maintained their coherence as works of art and, uncomplicated by the problems of audience participation, could be both emotionally direct and thought-provoking.
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And Mr. Ratmansky makes the final scene a world beyond space and time where the Young Man is alone among works of art — indeed, tableaus of choreography.
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Mr. Chowaiki was ordered to forfeit $16,635,370, the amount traceable to the offense, and more than 20 works of art, including pieces by Picasso, Chagall and Degas.
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Given that New Haven is the home of Yale, its museums hold not only masterly works of art, but erudite vestiges of history and science, as well.
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Unapologetic displays of the truest self through striking style choices, or through the synthesis of remarkable works of art, encourage others to challenge their sense of tradition.
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The Art Institute of Chicago is one of the oldest and largest museums in the US. It has over 300,000 works of art contained inside its walls.
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By 1975, funds raised by the Women's Committee went to the purchase of 43 works of art, which made Bruce's discovery this year all the more startling.
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The covers that editor Harold Hayes, art director George Lois, and photographer Carl Fischer created have been deemed works of art, with some permanently displayed at MoMA.
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Crystal Flowers, 1949 Among her distinctive subjects, Stettheimer painted women's personae in highly unusual, female-oriented contexts normally never depicted as subject matter for works of art.
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Christie's The Collector: English & European 18th & 19th Century Furniture, Ceramics, Silver & Works of Art sale in New York brought in a total of $3,334,500 on April 17003.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Utah's House and Senate have voted to designate Robert Smithson's "Spiral Jetty" and ancient rock art as official state works of art.
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" He adds, "We are presenting the works as if at an auto show of consumer products, while in fact these objects are works of art, devoid of function.
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As the Winter Games are coming to an end, it only makes sense to rank these works of art, awarding bronze, silver, and gold to the top three.
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Using two unbelievably fluffy canines as their models in the clip, the pair set to work, spraying, primping, blowing, combing and transforming their pooches into works of art.
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"We approach these animals as if they are works of art," said study co-author David Gruber, a biologist at City University of New York, in a statement.
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So there's an interesting role that AI can play in revealing new structures that we might have missed in works of art that we now take for granted.
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And with their latest campaign, high-waisted Mom jeans aren't just a throw-on-and-go closet staple, but — dare we say — statement-making, wearable works of art.
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As of this week, four looted works of art have already been identified, but the company has not publicly named the pieces, citing confidentiality agreements with the heirs.
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You could detect it in the objects of everyday life: coins of gold and silver, books bound in leather embossed with gold, stamps doubling as works of art.
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After he finishes his works of art and they dry, Long said each painting is sealed with a clear coat finish to help protect the paintings from fading.
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Some of the figures before which Mr Schama pauses are themselves works of art, such as the circling hares that appear on tombstones in Satanow, now in Ukraine.
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"Unseen Westeros" takes visitors through Westeros, Essos, Ulthos, Sothoryos, and the 80 original works of art are meant to be experienced "like a traveler," per the official description.
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As the ZAD evictions appear poised to resume in on May 14, the fate of the community's many incredible works of art, homes, and community projects remains unknown.
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Related: These Layered Photo-Paintings Are Several Works of Art at Once Lonely Hyperreal Paintings Show Moments of Social Isolation Honest Nude Paintings Contemplate the Complexities of Flesh
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The late-night host and father of four often shows off the edible works of art he creates for his 3-year-old daughter Jane on social media.
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In the film, Hawk, played by Bruce Willis, is just out of prison and gets pulled back into a series of heists, including stealing famous works of art.
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Following in the footsteps of those who meme'd Billie Eilish's "Bad Guy" music video, people began editing various audio over Meryl's scream to make beautiful works of art.
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Clearly, the Germans hadn't managed to remove and put them somewhere safer as they did with so many works of art before the advance of the Allied troops.
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Easily dismissed as kitschy, the installation of stools, dustpans, brooms, levels, drills, crates, hammers, and drop cloths raises poignant questions about everyday tools recontextualized into works of art.
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Lianne Moseley is changing that with her incredible works of art, where she uses human canvases to create real-life, three-dimensional heroes (and villains) from pop culture.
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St. Thomas said Pruitt currently has three works of art on loan: A landscape from the Smithsonian American Art Museum and two portraits from the National Portrait Gallery.
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Ideologies of various kinds contrive to limit our ability to enter into the experience of another, and there are works of art that are complicit in these ideologies.
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Today, Teufelsberg's rubble has been transformed into a tree covered green space complete with a ski slope and the abandoned buildings have been converted into works of art.
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As a nod to the studio's past, the landscaped communal grounds will feature Celluloid Walk, a pedestrian access lined with film stills recreated as large works of art.
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We called attention to the countless works of art belonging to Jewish families which were prolifically looted and "sold" under duress during the early years of the Holocaust.
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Billionaire megacollectors such as Stephen S. Cohen, Kenneth C. Griffin and Eli Broad will, of course, continue to spend spectacular sums of money on spectacular works of art.
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Pinault is supplying the $55 million dollars for renovations, which will be headed by Tadao Ando, along with his impressive collection, which includes over 3,000 works of art.
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There, inspired by a program in which Yale medical students studied works of art to better observe their patients, she helped devise a similar program for the Frick.
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In 2007, Brazilian graffitist Thiago Mundano started a series of annual events, in which graffiti artists could support waste pickers by transforming their carts into works of art.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Claudia DeMonte and Ed McGowin have donated over 2378 works of art by self-taught artists to the Mississippi Museum of Art.
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These miniature works of art were much different from common playing cards of the Middle Ages, which were printed with a woodblock and cut from a single page.
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Michael Eric Dyson [now a professor at Georgetown University] likened them to "The Epic of Gilgamesh" and "The Godfather," worthy of consideration alongside those great works of art.
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This summer, the Brooklyn Museum hosted one of the first great works of art of the Trump era, a requiem for democratic authenticity in an age of lies.
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Many consider the traditional figurines from these Neapolitan workshops — intricate models of biblical figures crafted from wood, clay, wire and fine cloth — to be refined works of art.
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Wherever guests turn, there are original works of art that celebrate Boston's history as an incubator of music, technology and, yes, revolution, as in the original (circa 523).
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The show explores representations and stereotypes of the North (as it is known in Britain) — and Northerners — through more than 100 photographs, garments, films and works of art.
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Some scientists consider them and other squishy creatures similar to living works of art, and they don't want to kill or injure these masterpieces they're trying to understand.
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Works of art unto themselves, the drawings began to be a part of her process when she choreographed "Generation," a 1968 piece for five dancers performing simultaneous solos.
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As the titles pivot for a new decade of mindful inclusivity, Vogue Italia may have just found a way to make magazines more sustainable, and works of art.
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With the guidance of an instructor and a shared joint, you can paint fun marijuana-inspired works of art in this twist on a suburban mom's favorite activity.
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It removed or cloaked 120 works of art that had either been created by an immigrant or donated by an immigrant — about 20 percent of the museum's display.
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As a result, the condensation won't be entirely banished, and sensitive works of art won't be on display in the upper hall in deep winter or high summer.
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Monma's hard-to-classify drawings are some of the most enigmatic — and ravishing — works of art to be found anywhere on the international contemporary art scene right now.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Great works of art are often thought of as static and unchanging, transmitting a frozen snapshot of their era to subsequent generations.
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These manuscripts are also testaments to wider geographic connections, because, as works of art, they often served as a gift or objects for exchange for nobles and elites.
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The colors are records of inoculations and other health matters, but the luster of bristle and pigment seems to turn the animals into snorting, squealing works of art.
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Our redemption lies in recognizing and resurrecting these works of art for their true worth: timely responses to the consequences of our shared politics and our shared humanity.
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With antiquities, as with works of art, provenance is key — not just for determining the authenticity of an object, but also for assuring that a purchase is legal.
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Their curious and provocative show focuses on an age-old tension between form and function, treating the objects on display, first, foremost, and fundamentally, as works of art.
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Sure, Apple will sell you a 10.5-inch iPad Pro for $650 or more, if you think you need to draw beautiful works of art with a $100 stylus.
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Towns's actions raise important and conflicting questions for all contemporary artists of conscience, specifically regarding the role of controversial works of art and the appropriate context for its consumption.
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Each of the pigments, dyes, stones, minerals, and materials stored in these cabinets can be used as a reference tool to help restore and protect great works of art.
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A concurrent issue was the fate of MoCA's permanent collection of more than 600 works of art, including pieces by Robert Rauschenberg, John Baldessari, Tracey Emin and Louise Bourgeois.
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Related These Layered Photo-Paintings Are Several Works of Art at Once Joyful Folkloric Paintings from a Former Fashion Model Naked Ladies Run Amok in Microsoft Paint Oil Paintings
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" The project statement explains: "The resulting body of work includes photographs and video interviews with 23 Māori participants, creating both stunning works of art and an important historical record.
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Related: The 6 Freshest Booths at Art Basel's Nova Section LA's Longest Running Art Fair Nails Another Year of Stunning Photography The 17 Sexiest Works of Art at NADA
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Google's Cultural Institute is filled with hundreds of thousands of artifacts that you can view online, and about 200 of them are gigapixel images of famous works of art.
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The passion that burns in the hearts of patriots and the souls of nations has inspired reform and revolution, sacrifice and selflessness, scientific breakthroughs, and magnificent works of art.
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Shaken and Speckled The most time-consuming of the trio, these splattered works of art are surely worth the extra effort — plus, the process is so fun (and tasty!).
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They rebuilt it in grand style, its most prominent citizens sponsoring the construction of theaters, baths, temples, a stadium and a myriad other public buildings and works of art.
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In general, Google Arts and Culture is very good at generating works of art that look like users—including when they try to trick it with makeup or headgear.
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We're highly visual, with the ability to pick out the face of a friend in a crowd and paint realistic works of art with our hands and eyes alone.
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What are some works of art that you find to be special treats for the senses, that make you a little more aware of your own environment and experiences?
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This will be far bigger than the gallery area at the Palazzo Grassi, allowing Mr Pinault to show many more of the 3,000 works of art in his collection.
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Look back over the course of sports movie history and you'll find plenty of thrilling, heartstring-pulling, tear-jerking, inspirational works of art featuring athletes in all their glory.
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"Black Girl," which turns 50 this year and has been restored, is one of those works of art that is at once powerfully of its moment and permanently contemporary.
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"Works of art are created to be viewed," said the director of the Louvre, Jean-Luc Martinez, who described free ports as the greatest museums no one can see.
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Because, let's face it, if they weren't, we'd be quick to get rid of those places—be they vintage storefronts, iconic neighborhoods, impressively designed homes, or works of art.
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" When exhibits are canceled, they say, "the American public is denied the opportunity to view and study unique works of art that provide an invaluable window into world culture.
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Nicolao Atelier provides costumes for theatrical productions (including operas and a handful of movies) around the globe, but party-going plebeians can also buy these elaborate works of art.
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Instead, he has labored over nearly a thousand works of art, mounting ten solo shows at increasingly prestigious galleries and becoming one of the most exciting painters in America.
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But few people today know of the Nazis' systematic theft of their victims' property, including priceless works of art such as paintings, sculptures, books and sacred or ceremonial objects.
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In mythology and in works of art (made by men, of course) tribades were depicted as women with enormous clitorises (clitorides, for the plural-correct) that could penetrate people.
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Utilizing a diverse array of materials and intentionally overcomplicated packaging, Dixon uses 1940s record cutting lathes to make hand-cut record editions that are works of art in themselves.
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I mean, some of it makes about as much sense as the works of art produced by this parody account, which I follow religiously, but that's all wonderful too.
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Similarly, the Lanesborough in London, which reopened last year after an 18-month design overhaul, features original works of art throughout the property, from public areas to guest rooms.
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They may lack the duration and durability of classic works of art — they may be harder to Google or revisit — but they're the more telling artifacts of our zeitgeist.
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"We hope that it has a resonance not just for the works of art," Miguel Fernández Félix, museum director at the Palace of Fine Arts, said of the show.
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Thirty years ago, in the age of the superpredator, Jack Nicholson's Joker led urban-coded henchmen with a boombox into a Gotham museum to graffiti old works of art.
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Or, take a peak at this "mindful painting" video time-lapse that documents a crowned flamingo being formed: Are these the most beautiful works of art I've ever seen?
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Yet their philanthropy is not only critical to institutional sustainability, but it also makes great works of art accessible to everyone and provides opportunities for education, inspiration and enjoyment.
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Van Beirendonck has a reputation as a purist, for treating his students' collections as works of art — and for trying to protect them from the industry's obsession with profits.
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Related: Microscopic Slivers of Artworks Reveal Hidden Truths | Conservation Lab Vivid Color Projections Revive Faded Works of Art | Conservation Lab Inside Harvard's Incredible Collection of Rare Pigments | Conservation Lab
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They cost only $1 each and with their bright hues — reds, blues and greens among the bunch — and varied shapes like stars and cones, they were works of art.
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The show is beautifully installed with 62 works of art hung so that visual and conceptual connections are made between artists whom you might never have thought of together.
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Like those works of art, those Confederate monuments that have aesthetic significance can and should be preserved in museums where they can be properly interpreted by curators and docents.
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Other works in this vein turn objects that evoke traditionally feminine domesticity — blankets ("Coperta (Blanket)," 1968) and tiny stools ("Untitled," 1979) — from common commodities into inscrutable works of art.
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Gift the West Elm Agate Bookend, $18 These one-of-a-kind bookends are the perfect way to show off her book collection and are works of art themselves.
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