Sentence examples for aesthetic intelligence from inspiring English sources

Their intricate and savage beauty integrates countless insights of aesthetic intelligence, refined over time.

But mockery comes harder when, approaching the work with eyes and mind open, you encounter Koons's formidable aesthetic intelligence.

Trilling and Barzun were less dreamy about the critic's power, but, like Arnold, they saw no fissure between moral and aesthetic intelligence.

The more one sees of Henry Darger, for example, the more impressed one is not by his twisted, pedophiliac vision but by his extraordinary aesthetic intelligence.

I was interested in art that was epic, which engaged with themes of beauty, morality, violence, death, and also in artists who were interested in aesthetic beauty or aesthetic intelligence," Hackworth says.

Works that he made in New York and, at the time, showed only privately exalt sex, drugs, and rock and roll delirium aplenty, yet managed with acute aesthetic intelligence.

The gaping gap in French aesthetic intelligence--parallel perhaps to the obvious recent gap in anti-terror intelligence--has at last been corrected, but not in Paris, the self-perceived global capital of fine arts.

It is an aesthetic in which intelligence, taste, disco, jazz, garage and deep house commingle in mixes that are not so much a collection of songs as they are complete shifting, drifting compositions.

Among the first were the Rosenthals, whose daughters went to school with the Salters' and whose aesthetic and gustatory intelligence was, for an Air Force couple, a kind of revelation.

In the spring of 1964, Greenberg's developing aesthetic became the organizing intelligence behind "Post-Painterly Abstraction," an exhibition he mounted for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

Most of them seemed distinctive and strong, building a case whose relative cogency remains to be decided but which gives traction to aesthetic discernment and critical intelligence.