Artists like Jannis Kounellis, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Pier Paolo Calzolari and Mario Merz eschewed conventional materials, breaking free from the art market, leaning towards found material.
It's the need to control those products and their industries that is threatening people with strong free-market leanings.
Full of corporate self-interest and dismissed in some quarters because of its stridently ideological free-market leanings, it nevertheless struck a chord with many industry insiders.
The BBC and its allies had to convince Osborne that his support for the creative industries and high culture was more important than his pro-market leanings.
But the state was holding elections at precisely that political moment — enabling the popular groundswell to override lawmakers' pro-market leanings.
A financier who rose to be associate director of the Rothschild Bank of Paris, especially one with free-market leanings, was never going to win many friends among France's fractious left.
There is every possibility that Argentina's new government will abandon the free-market leanings, tight fiscal and banking controls the country embraced with strong International Monetary Fund support over the last decade.
Our argument is that indicating Mark Littlewood's status as a smoker, and the 'free-market' leanings of his thinktank, would have been sufficient for the purposes of this piece to allow audiences to judge his status.
A former businessman who is known for his free-market leanings, Mr. Issa made the statement in response to an observation by Neil M. Barofsky, the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, in a recent report.
Over the last two decades, thousands of Harvard undergraduates have received a decidedly anti-tax, free-market-leaning introduction to economics.
Over the past few years he has assiduously staked out a position slightly to the party's left by stalling some of Mr Blair's market-leaning education reforms.
