Sentence examples for acknowledged art from inspiring English sources

At a time when so many art museums seem to exhibit the same bland roster of acknowledged art stars, the Montreal museum has a thrilling regional bent.

He's also made 3D neon and graphite/resin castings in addition to more traditionally acknowledged art forms such as abstract painting, performance art, and video installations.

Perhaps the real value of Spectral Imprints lies in reminding us of those moments when contemporary art does acknowledges art of the past.

But even before the art world acknowledged the art of the videogame, the Entertainment Software Association launched a juried art exhibition in 2003 called Into the Pixel to recognize and celerate the vast achievements and advancements of this painstaking creative practice.

There Adorno argues that the culture industry involves a change in the commodity character of art, such that art's commodity character is deliberately acknowledged and art "abjures its autonomy" (DE 127).

Assembled over 35 years, the Strauses' collection contains many acknowledged contemporary art classics.

Frederick Ilchman, the curator who rescued the work from storage and decided to give it public treatment, acknowledged that art historians have much to learn from the technical side.

Buckland's goal, she writes in an introduction, is to see the work of music photographers accepted "into the pantheon," in the way that fashion photography is now acknowledged as art.

But how do these images fare against pieces traditionally acknowledged as "art?" Let us know in the comments.

Yet if it is acknowledged that art-world practices are contradictory, changing, and theory-infested, the question (Livingston 2005b) is on what grounds a philosopher's "rational reflection" can single out those practices that can provide a non-circular basis for an ontological thesis.

But in the 1970s, when performance art became acknowledged as a legitimate art medium in the United States, many practitioners adhered to the principle that it should never be reperformed or commodified.