key art

Long after a movie opens and closes, the key art remains.

Key art has a strange significance, even to a civilian.

Among key arts organisations the conversation is now about growing audiences.

The course programme provides a range of inputs covering key art education issues.

The key art and poster showed cops approaching a man standing over a dead body.

For the packaging, Kaneko was asked to design a new piece of key art.

The key art for the film, released yesterday, is below:

Also eight key arts organisations were supported in their year-round activities, with consideration being given to 42 others.

Yahoo TV has an exclusive first look at the key art for the show.

Celebrities and key art collectors worldwide have acquired Mann's work.

In 1993, Ockenfels began working on key art and gallery for television and film.

For a time it was home to an arts organisation known as Key Arts.

He is the key art figure in Estonia.

Finding a successful employee is not an exact science, but it’s one of the key arts of management.

Hirsch created the key art of the game.

• Small town fairs are key arts and cultural events:

The growing discontent was exacerbated by his government's appointments to key arts, education, media, news and religious posts.

By contrast, artists in Johannesburg are developing ultra-low key art spaces.

The Algerian artist is nothing if not audacious, creating in-your-face talking points at key art world international events.

The area lost a key arts venue with the demolition of the Montreal Spectrum.

Provide training and software for members of key arts organisations to enable inter-island conferences via E mail.

It is a shopping, business, retail and cultural quarter, containing many key arts and tourist venues.

THR: So it's fair to say you've developed your own philosophy about key art over the years?

Production of disc art to the same design as the menu theme, key art and slick design.

The theatre is recognised by Bristol City Council as a key arts provider.