Art

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Chilean art

Art Pollon

ART International

Somali art

Art & Soul

Art Twineham

Art Hanger

Art Tucker

Art Behm

Art Pauley

Simultaneous art

Art Fryslie

Arnaud Art

Art Parks

Nude (art)

Art Lasky

Art Mathisen

Art Ross

Jordanian art

Lao art

Art Perkins

Art fair

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Model (art)

Op art

Yoruba art

Art Ward

Antiretroviral2

• 38 million, and 75% of all PLWH are estimated to be accessing antiretroviral therapy (ART). (medscape.com)
• Worldwide, new infections among children declined 47% since 2010 as coverage of antiretroviral therapy (ART) provided to pregnant women rose 29% in the same time period. (medscape.com)

Metropolitan Mus2

• Currently, Rachelle works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and continues to paint and exhibit in New York City. (bu.edu)
• The founders of the Metropolitan Museum of Art hoped it would fill the need for a national art collection. (encyclopedia.com)

20191

• 2019 Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Fertility Clinic and National Summary Report is available as a user-friendly, web and downloadable version. (cdc.gov)

Explore2

• The National Gallery of Art serves the nation by welcoming all people to explore and experience art, creativity, and our shared humanity. (nga.gov)
• Explore art by hue and easily find your new art fix! (art.com)

Walls2

• Slogans of protest and political or social commentary graffiti on walls are the precursor to modern graffiti and street art, and continue as one aspect of the genre. (wikipedia.org)
• We are delighted to be able to share these works with the neuroscience community at large through the internet and through the original artwork that adorns the walls in the L-Bldg 6th Floor that houses the Office of the Graduate Neuroscience Program at 72 East Concord Street, Boston, MA 02118. (bu.edu)

Main1

• Street art has evolved from the early forms of defiant graffiti into a more commercial form of art, as one of the main differences now lies with the messaging. (wikipedia.org)

Content1

• Background Information, Data Collection Methods, Quality Control, Content and Design of the Report, and Additional Information About ART in the United States. (cdc.gov)

Professor3

• The young artists of Professor Hugh O'Donnell's Site Specific Art class at the College of Fine Arts are drawn to the inherent beauty that exists in the connections between brain cells. (bu.edu)
• It was the [late art professor Jerry] Rudquist era. (macalester.edu)
• Associate Professor Tanya Tiffany gave a talk at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas on Friday, July 24, 2015. (uwm.edu)

Sculpture2

• The art collections include extraordinary examples of decorative arts and folk art, paintings, prints and drawings, photography, and sculpture displayed in the Huntington Art Gallery, the original home of Henry and Arabella Huntington, in the Virginia Steele Scott Galleries of American Art, and in the Studio for Lodging the Mind. (huntington.org)
• The Huntington is home to thirty-one galleries of American art, ranging from the early colonial period to the present and representing painting, sculpture, photography, film, decorative arts, architecture, and textiles. (huntington.org)

Infection3

• How much do you know about ART for HIV infection in individuals who are virologically suppressed? (medscape.com)
• Denominator: The denominator is generated by estimating the number of people with advanced HIV infection requiring (in need of/eligible for) ART. (who.int)
• This estimation must take into consideration a variety of factors, including, but not limited to, the current number of people with HIV, the current number of patients on ART and the natural history of HIV from infection to enrolment on ART. (who.int)

Paintings1

• The Asian art collections at the Huntington are heterogenous, ranging from small collections of Chinese export wares to rare Chinese books and paintings, and Japanese ceramics. (huntington.org)

World5

• Subscribe to The Art Newspaper's digital newsletter for your daily digest of essential news, views and analysis from the international art world delivered directly to your inbox. (theartnewspaper.com)
• This committee, which included Union League members and other leading figures from New York 's art world and social elite, elected a board of trustees for the new institution, which was incorporated in 1870 and soon housed in temporary quarters. (encyclopedia.com)
• New York's art world just keeps getting bigger, with outposts all over the tri-state area. (observer.com)
• What does the art world of September 2014 look like, exactly? (observer.com)
• Currently, 68% of PLWH around the world are estimated to be virologically suppressed using ART. (medscape.com)

York City1

• [8] Much of what can now be defined as modern street art has well-documented origins dating from New York City 's graffiti boom , with its infancy in the 1960s, maturation in the 1970s, and peaking with the spray-painted full-car subway train murals of the 1980s centered in the Bronx . (wikipedia.org)

Collection1

• The Huntington's European art collection encompasses a broad range of styles, cultures and media, from antiquity to the twentieth century featuring one of the most significant collections of British art outside the United Kingdom. (huntington.org)

Artists7

• Some artists may use "smart vandalism" as a way to raise awareness of social and political issues, [4] whereas other artists use urban space as an opportunity to display personal artwork. (wikipedia.org)
• Artists may also appreciate the challenges and risks that are associated with installing illicit artwork in public places. (wikipedia.org)
• A common motive is that creating art in a format that utilizes public space allows artists who may otherwise feel disenfranchised to reach a much broader audience than other styles or galleries would allow. (wikipedia.org)
• New media forms such as video projections onto large city buildings are an increasingly popular tool for street artists-and the availability of cheap hardware and software allows such artwork to become competitive with corporate advertisements. (wikipedia.org)
• Art Guild Member artists will have their pieces displayed for sale. (google.com)
• There will be a "Showcase Area" featuring fine arts, created by Havasu Art Guild artists that will be available for sale. (google.com)
• Bergman has donated money to the Studio Art renovation and expansion project in the Janet Wallace Fine Arts Center, so that future student artists will have great facilities in which to learn and create. (macalester.edu)

Fine Art2

• Leslie Sacks Fine Art specializes in fine prints and rare works on paper by modern and contemporary European and American masters. (artcyclopedia.com)
• However, because of the trustees' aesthetic preferences and their desire to present themselves and the United States as culturally advanced, the Met developed less as a design showcase than as a Louvre-like palace or temple of fine art. (encyclopedia.com)

Open1

• Hundreds of art gallery shows open in New York this month and, by and large, the works on view are adult, thoughtful, European-accented. (observer.com)

Form4

• This article is about the static visual art form. (wikipedia.org)
• Street art is a form of artwork that is displayed in public on surrounding buildings, on streets, trains and other publicly viewed surfaces. (wikipedia.org)
• Many instances come in the form of guerrilla art, which is intended to make a personal statement about the society that the artist lives within. (wikipedia.org)
• Street art in the form of text or simple iconic graphics of corporate icons can become well-known yet enigmatic symbols of an area or an era. (wikipedia.org)

Science3

• In addition to his neuroscience coursework, Daniel uses his creative talents to weave disciplines with established patterns, bringing together art and science to see how one field of knowledge can expand and inform the scope of another. (bu.edu)
• Likewise in public health, where an endless supply of unseen creatures, as monstrous and horrific as any found in science fiction, the art of Hieronymus Bosch, or Jim Barsness' imagination, await the opportunity to wreak havoc. (cdc.gov)
• The Department of Art History was featured in the July 2015 edition of the College of Letters & Science In-Focus monthly newsletter. (uwm.edu)

Supply1

• Data can be collected from facility-based ART registers or drug supply management systems. (who.int)

Department1

• donations from the wealthy allowed the museum to establish a Far Eastern Art Department in 1915. (encyclopedia.com)

Materials2

• Bergman was inducted into the International Art Materials Association Hall of Fame at this year's annual conference, held in Minneapolis. (macalester.edu)
• Your art is professionally handcrafted by our team in Ohio with museum-quality materials. (art.com)

History2

• Dramatic tension captured in literature and art prevents us from forgetting the dead and the grave pandemics of history. (cdc.gov)
• Space perception: the history and its significance for art]. (bvsalud.org)

Early2

• As the 1980s progressed, a shift occurred from text-based works of early in the decade to visually conceptual street art such as Hambleton 's shadow figures. (wikipedia.org)
• It had also created three curatorial departments, including one for casts and reproductions of art, mainly from antiquity and the Italian Renaissance, that was considered central to its early mission. (encyclopedia.com)

Love2

• We want you to love your art. (art.com)
• Share your love of art! (art.com)

Back1

• Rabbet these pieces sufficient to allow the art glass to set in on the back sides and be fastened-about 1/4 in. (dictionary.com)

Public3

• Street art is visual art created in public locations for public visibility. (wikipedia.org)
• However, it remains different from traditional art exposed in public spaces by its explicit use of said space in the conception phase. (wikipedia.org)
• Patients receiving ART in the private sector and public sector should be included in the numerator where data are available. (who.int)

Design1

• Design a pottery and copper lamp with amber art glass in the shade. (dictionary.com)

Class1

• In the 1860s sectional and industrial conflict intensified the desire of civic leaders to promote unification and class harmony through art. (encyclopedia.com)

Studio1

• Studio art was a nice blend of learning techniques and developing subject matter and what you wanted to say. (macalester.edu)

Service1

• The more galleries that participate, the more useful this service will be. (artcyclopedia.com)

Meant2

• Street art is often meant to provoke thought rather than rejection among the general audience through making its purpose more evident than that of graffiti. (wikipedia.org)
• It was meant to nurture your art and teach you how to see. (macalester.edu)

Patients1

• Nine patients were divided into 2 groups: Group ART (11 atraumatic restorations in 4 babies) and Conventional Group (10 conventional restorations in 5 babies). (bvsalud.org)

Glass2

• The shade is made of oak frames set in with clouded art glass panels. (dictionary.com)
• The shade is made of wood glued up and has art glass fitted in rabbets cut on the inner edges. (dictionary.com)

Museum1

• Under J. P. Morgan's presidency (1904-1913), the museum moved away from an emphasis on individual collections and toward rigorous standards that involved arranging masterpieces in ways that depicted the development of art. (encyclopedia.com)