Panditji's creative works in the realms of dance, orchestral composition and film music are recognized for an energizing originality that is often perceived to extend the boundaries of the artistic idiom.

Their exploration of the medium and of the artistic idiom is varied and worthy of more interest from the critical and academic communities than they receive.

The vastness and the unfamiliar artistic idioms rendered the scene a swirl of strangeness, impossible for their minds to grasp before Thrannis hurried them on.

The changes that he rings on a standard tourist's postcard deserve to live on in the history of printmaking, Elsewhere, the show is full of deadpan subversions of modes of traditional "artistic" idioms.

In 1967 soul was also the artistic idiom of the civil rights movement.

In his later years, in poverty and with failing health, he became increasingly obsessed with creating an artistic idiom that reflected the Buddhist laws of impermanence.

He's fascinated by the collision of artistic idioms this implies, and his most recent work, "Snow in June," is a wild amalgam.

This suggests that as the first humans fanned out across the world, they bore with them a primal artistic idiom.

His personal life did of course affect his art, but whether he changed artistic idioms because he met new women (or vice versa) is the wrong question.

This is the first great Hoysala temple, though according to the art critic and historian Settar, the artistic idiom and signature is still Western Chalukyan.