Sentences with phrase «introducing young masters»

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Dogs That Changed the World introduced Daisy and Tangle, dogs able to sniff out cancer cells, and Delta, a German Shepherd who can sense changes in the blood sugar levels of her young master.

The Armory Show of 1913 introduced US audiences to the great masters of modern European art for the first time and gave young American artists an opportunity to show their work alongside them.

Many prominent contemporary masters on the international art scene, along with emerging young artists, have transformed the everyday coffee cup — in this case the white porcelain illy cup introduced by the architect and designer Matteo Thun — into a cult object.

New exhibitions introduced audiences to younger painters such as Josephine Halvorson and re-introduced masters like Willem de Kooning, whose retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art remains on view until January 9.

Projects in the Making introduces rising young US - based Iranian mixed - media and installation artist Sarah Rahbar to a broader international audience, while news and profiles editor HG Masters reviews several notable books from 2007, including User's Manual: Contemporary Art in Turkey 1986 - 2006, Makoto Aida: Monument for Nothing and Rirkrit Tiravanija: A Retrospective (tomorrow is another fine day).