Sentence examples for and readymade from inspiring English sources

WESTPORT Westport Arts Center "Color in 3D: Found, Applied and Readymade," group sculpture exhibition.

Like five cans of chilli with nachos on top, and readymade salsa, and I won't remember a thing.

Emily White, co-founder of Whitesmith Entertainment and Readymade Records, said though Myspace is often written-off, it is routinely the top result when someone searches for artists.

One or two seem precisely designed for that purpose, like the skit about British holidaymakers pussyfooting around the swimming pool, which exists mainly to celebrate that well-worn poolside platitude – and readymade catchphrase – "it's alright once you're in".

(Pareles) M.I.A., DIPLO, DJ REKHA (Sunday) With her remix-friendly slogans and readymade radical chic, the British-Sri Lankan agit-popper Maya Arulpragasam has become an emblem of global beat matching and post-colonial shakedowns.

$20 (Pareles) M.I.A., DIPLO (Tuesday) With her remix-friendly slogans and readymade radical chic, the British Sri Lankan Maya Arulpragasam has become an emblem of global beat matching and post-colonial shakedowns.

"There is a long history of using trash in modern art as assemblages and readymades," Mr. Dion said, "but here objects are allowed to exist as what they are or were, without metaphor, noninterpretive, not even archaeological".

Like Conceptualism, Invisible Art predominantly has its roots in Dadaism and readymades, ideas that challenged our assumptions of Art and proved that the standard conventions for measuring what was Art at the time were not all-encompassing.

In 1981 he moved to New York and lived there for 12 years, and his artistic formation was as influenced as much by Marcel Duchamp and the readymade, by institutional critique and discussions about commodity fetishism as it was by his Beijing background (his father, poet Ai Qing, was ostracised during the cultural revolution and the family spent a number of years in a labour camp).

The key dada belief – that the elevated aesthetic realm is a lie and only readymade objects, photographs, collage and performance get close to the raw truth of real life – is common currency.

Now, even more than in the past (think Henry Scoop Jacksonon, the "Senator from Boeing"), a government contractor can virtually "buy" a legislator, with his blessing design or influence policy to have a built-in demand for the goods or services that it provides, and enjoy readymade support from the legislator both for favored policies and future government contracts.