91.   The more useful objects we look at, the more we begin to suspect that necessity is merely a pretext for making art.

92.   The play is, at bottom, a sincere attempt to invigorate the debate about the tension between making art and finding fame.

93.   The Post-Impressionists stayed the course in all senses, making radical art while often leading sensational lives, which only enhanced their museological allure.

94.   The spacious gallery had the effect of making the art seem even more slight.

95.   The surprise here was that four working-class kids from Liverpool made art as they climbed the pop charts.

96.   The show raised the question, but declined to answer, why negative stereotypes of blacks make such fashionable art these days.

97.   The two were partly inspired by the emphasis on making art at Gugging, a mental institution in the suburbs of Vienna.

98.   Their numbers included not only artists with a capital A but also plumbers, mechanics and systems analysts for whom these cars provided a first experience in making art.

99.   Then again, they are winning big in the West, a real up-tempo team that makes playful art out of a basketball game.

100.   They are peculiar and wonderful creatures protected by and sometimes driven into their own worlds where they make art by no rules, rhymes or rhythms but their own.