art
- noun1 paintings, drawings, etc.ADJECTIVE▪ great, high▪ commercial, fine▪ abstract, conceptual, figurative, representational, visual▪ ancient, classical, medieval, modern, modernist, postmodern▪ animation, digital, graphic, installation, performance, pop▪ cinematic, video▪ erotic, sacred▪ avant-garde, contemporary, cutting-edge▪ 20th-century, etc.▪ original▪ folk, traditional▪ public▪ African, Japanese, Western, etc.▪ comic, cover▪
He created cover art and illustrations for the magazine.
▪ clip (computing)VERB + ART▪ create, produce▪ display, exhibit, feature, showcase▪The museum normally showcases Western art.
▪ buy, purchase▪ collect▪ view▪ appreciateART + NOUN▪ gallery, museum▪ exhibit (AmE), exhibition, show▪ collection▪The castle houses one of the finest art collections in Britain.
▪ buyer, collector, consultant, critic, curator, dealer, director, historian, professional, publisher▪He was a noted art collector.
▪ aficionado, connoisseur, enthusiast, expert, lover▪ object, treasure, work (usually artwork)▪ book, magazine, print▪ academy, college, school▪ studio▪ form▪Cinema gradually became accepted as an art form.
▪ style▪His art style was less radical than his contemporaries.
▪ movement▪the Impressionist art movement
▪ history▪ market▪ auction, fair▪ community, scene, world▪the New York art scene
▪Many people from the art world attended the funeral.
▪ therapyPHRASES▪ life imitates art▪Will real life ever imitate art the way Hollywood wishes it would?
2 (the) arts art, music, drama, literature, etc.ADJECTIVE▪ creative, culinary, decorative, dramatic, performing, plastic, visual▪ applied▪ martialARTS + NOUN▪ administrator, patronPHRASES▪ arts and crafts▪an exhibition of Peruvian arts and crafts
▪ funding for the arts, sponsorship of the arts▪ a patron of the arts3 arts not sciencesADJECTIVE▪ liberal (esp. AmE)ARTS + NOUN▪ subject (esp. BrE)▪ degree▪an arts degree (BrE)
▪a liberal arts degree (AmE)
PHRASES▪ arts and sciences4 ability/skillADJECTIVE▪ lost▪Social interaction is increasingly becoming a lost art.
VERB + ART▪ master, perfect▪I've never mastered the art of making bread.
PREPOSITION▪ art of▪Television has ruined the art of conversation.
PHRASES▪ have sth down to a fine art (= know how to do it very well) (esp. BrE)▪She has the business of buying presents down to a fine art.
◆◆◆NOTE: Works of art▪ a piece/work of art▪Picasso's Guernica is a magnificent work of art.
▪ collect …▪She collects photographic portraits.
▪ display … , exhibit … , show …▪The works will be displayed in the new museum.
▪ … is (put) on display/exhibition/show, … goes on display/exhibition/show▪paintings put on show for the first time
▪The photographs are on exhibition until the end of September.
▪ house …▪A new wing was built to house the sculptures.
▪ a series of …▪a series of paintings by Van Gogh
▪ a collection of … , an exhibition of … , an exhibit of … (AmE)▪an exhibition of 20th-century French masterpieces
▪ an art/photographic/photography exhibition, an art/photographic/photography exhibit (AmE)▪The open art exhibition will allow new artists to exhibit their work.
▪ by …▪a kinetic sculpture by Alexander Calder
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art — art … Dictionnaire des rimes
art — [ ar ] n. m. • Xe, d ab. « science, savoir », puis « moyen, méthode »; lat. ars, artis; souv. fém. jusqu au XVIe I ♦ Ensemble de moyens, de procédés réglés qui tendent à une fin. 1 ♦ (1160) Vx Moyen d obtenir un résultat (par l effet d aptitudes… … Encyclopédie Universelle
art — 1. (ar ; le t ne se lie pas : l art oratoire, dites : ar oratoire, et non l ar t oratoire ; au pluriel l s ne se lie pas, les arts et les sciences, dites : les ar et les sciences ; cependant cette liaison plaît à quelques uns, qui disent : les ar … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
art — ART. s. m. Méthode pour faire un ouvrage selon certaines règles. Art noble. Art vil et abject. Savoir un art. Savoir l art. Les termes de l art. Les préceptes de l art. Les règles de l art, les procédés de l art. Les secrets de l art. Le sublime… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
art — ART. s. m. La regle & la methode de bien faire un ouvrage. Arts liberaux. Arts mechaniques. les sept Arts liberaux. Art noble. Art vil & abjet. sçavoir un Art. sçavoir l Art. les termes de l Art. les preceptes de l Art. reduire quelque chose en… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
art — n 1 Art, skill, cunning, artifice, craft can mean the faculty of performing or executing expertly what is planned or devised. Art is not actually a comprehensive term but is so variable in its implications that it is interchangeable with any one… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
art — art; art·ful; art·ful·ly; art·ful·ness; art·i·ly; art·i·ness; art·ist; art·ist·ry; art·less; art·less·ly; art·less·ness; art·o·gra·vure; land·art; ly·art; stew·art·ite; stew·art·ry; stew·art; tu·art; art·mo·bile; stu·art; … English syllables
art — Art, Ars, Artificium, Techna. Ars liberaux, Artes ingenuae. L art de tailler images, Statuaria ars. Art magique et d enchanterie, Magice, magices, Magia, magiae. Appartenant à art Magique, Magicus. Art de Musique, Musica ars. L art de nombrer et… … Thresor de la langue françoyse
Art — ([aum]rt), n. [F. art, L. ars, artis, orig., skill in joining or fitting; prob. akin to E. arm, aristocrat, article.] 1. The employment of means to accomplish some desired end; the adaptation of things in the natural world to the uses of life;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Art — bezeichnet: Art (Biologie), Grundeinheit der biologischen Systematik Art (Philosophie), Begriff, der aus gemeinsamen Merkmalen von Individualbegriffen gebildet ist Art (Texas), Ort in den USA art – Das Kunstmagazin, deutsche Zeitschrift Art… … Deutsch Wikipedia
ART — o ART puede referirse a: Arte Arte, en varios idiomas. Art decó, un movimiento de diseño popular a partir de 1920 hasta 1939 Art rock, un amplio subgénero de la música rock que se caracteriza por su tendencia experimental. Op art, un movimiento… … Wikipedia Español
