Sentence examples for appropriation references from inspiring English sources

Throwing raw street sounds from Egypt and Lebanon next to gritty UK grime and hyped French house, and blending crossover Syrian dabke with underground Algerian beats, this mix forces you to consider the complex, multi-directional influences, appropriation, references and pastiche surrounding contemporary Arab electronica.

"Appropriation, sampling, referencing and dialoguing with other artists' works, notions of authorship, dissolving of genres, the rethinking of dance's relationship with movement, and with audiences, etc., are all in play".

It wasn't New York's hottest club, but it had everything that I guess people would associate with hipster bullshit: a bunch of kids on drugs, DJs, dresses with "@" signs, idolized Asian street food... oh, and awkward cultural appropriation disguised as ironic references.

While using Classical, Neo-Classical and International Style elements, it also draws expertly on 30 years of avant-garde appropriation and formalist self-reference.

Period clothing and settings become nothing more than the festive adornments of a costume party, while the score is a giddy mishmash of references and appropriations.

Period clothing and settings become nothing more than the festive adornments of a costume party, while the score (which includes new music by Jeanine Tesori) is a giddy mishmash of references and appropriations.

"And the geeks shall inherit the earth" goes the now well-worn appropriation of bible lore referencing the inexorable rise of the tech-minded elite that has come to dominate the business world of the 21st century.

When I flipped through the Christie's auction house catalog from November 2008 I found many pieces that are based on reference or appropriation.

This museumwide survey of a leading Chinese artist indicates considerable command of cross-cultural references and extreme appropriation, including a gang of sculptors remaking a classic Social Realist ensemble of life-size figures while you watch.

(Rosenberg) GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM: 'CAI GUO-QIANG: I WANT TO BELIEVE' This museumwide survey of a leading Chinese artist indicates considerable command of cross-cultural references and extreme appropriation, including a gang of sculptors remaking a classic Social Realist ensemble of life-size figures while you watch.

Detractors have raised concerns over Lichtenstein's appropriation, in that he directly references imagery from other sources in Whaam! and other works of the period.