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Artist in sentence

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And even though I'm a visual artist, I'm interested in the invisibility of the air.
Then I come in as the artist and take that recipe and recreate it using the component gases.
The chisel only carves where the artist points it.
We're working with Amsterdam-based artist Joris Laarman and his team at MX3D to generatively design and robotically print the world's first autonomously manufactured bridge.
[An Artist who Defied Genre] That's Prince.
And through these developments, my lab asks, what are the roles and responsibilities of an artist, designer, scientist or businessman?
We often look to technology as the answer, but as an artist and designer, I like to ask, but what is the question?
The artist George Baselitz said, "Well, the fact is women can't paint.
You will tend to do smaller work on smaller stages, your economic power will be less, your reach of audiences will be less, and your credit will be less as an artist.
Now, why should it matter to you if you're not an artist?
That's by an artist named Disconscious from an album he did called "Hologram Plaza."
I don't know how to even explain it, as an artist, how fulfilling that is.
So I want to begin with this wonderful illusion by [Dutch] artist M.C.
Just as a forensic sketch artist uses limited descriptions to piece together a picture using their knowledge of face structure, the imaging algorithms I develop use our limited telescope data to guide us to a picture that also looks like stuff in our universe.
The artist collected blankets from all different people in her community, and she had the owners of the blankets write, on a tag, the significance of the blanket to the family.
And so as an artist, what I do with all that emotion, reading these people's stories, not just, "Oh, slavery was terrible."
As an artist, I write.
I'm going to give you four specific examples, I'm going to cover at the end about how a company called Silk tripled their sales; how an artist named Jeff Koons went from being a nobody to making a whole bunch of money and having a lot of impact; to how Frank Gehry redefined what it meant to be an architect.
But we can't really plan for this, because in order to do this, we have to let the artist experience the emotions that we all feel when that is happening.
And we can see from the sublime to the ridiculous that artists can capture what is going on in a way that an artist armed with just India ink and watercolor can capture and enter into the cultural dialogue.
I went home, I thought: I'm an artist.
To settle the debate, you turn to the internet, where you read that the painting is a replica of the artist's first-grade art project: Red was her favorite color and the silver dots are fairies.
Are you wrong to have enjoyed it as something the artist didn’t intend?
Just how much should the artist's intention affect your interpretation of the painting?
They called this the Intentional Fallacy: the belief that valuing an artist's intentions was misguided.
By Wimsatt and Beardsley's logic, the artist's interpretation of her own work would just be one among many equally acceptable possibilities.
They argued that an artist's intended meaning was not just one possible interpretation, but the only possible interpretation.
Contemporary philosopher Noel Carroll took this stance, arguing that an artist's intentions are relevant to their audience the same way a speaker's intentions are relevant to the person they’re engaging in conversation.
Or do you think that an artist's plans and motivations for their work affect its meaning?
That is an artist's impression of two black holes colliding, which makes it look worth watching, to be honest.
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