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artwork | American Dictionary

artwork
noun
us/ˈɑrtˌwɜrk/

artworknoun (ARTIST'S WORK)

[ C ]
an object made by an artist, esp. a picture or statue

artworknoun (PICTURES WITH TEXT)

[ U ]
the drawings and photographs that are used in books, newspapers, and magazines

Examples of artwork

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All artwork must be accompanied by three hard copy printouts, these must match the electronic files.
The artist's handiwork individuates the artwork, makes it the artwork it is, and numerically distinguishes it from other qualitatively identical artworks.
I have already mentioned above that some of the artwork is not aligned properly and makes it somewhat time-consuming to study metrical derivations.
From this principle identification, modernism mobilises the idea of unity and totality, deliberating the qualities and characteristics of the total artwork.
The history of the artwork is linked to this presence.
Meanwhile, the auctioned segments stand as artworks in front of museums or business headquarters all over the world.
Eco-systems themselves are finely balanced in ways similar to fine artworks and architecture.
This artwork generates video and multi-channel sound output in real time, responding to changes in traffic patterns on an adjacent street.
The artwork has a somewhat naive quality that is immediately attractive, and the text is always informative and amusing.
Trilling, for example, is remembered more for his criticism and teaching than for his ' ' artworks.
Problems of mappings of information from one medium to another are considered, along with problems of reception for artworks made with these methods.
I take measure on her method of viewing an artwork, and understand sonic memory material to perform just such a contingent projection, 'body and soul'.
If you have the artwork in another format then please print out the image on good quality paper and this will have to be scanned.
This usually does not help us to approach an artwork with an open and impartial mind.
The purpose of this article is to propose and debate the deliberate use of such 'present memory' in the sonic artwork.
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