Sentence examples for art appeal from inspiring English sources

For instance, a book's catchy title and appealing cover art appeal to a prospective buyer's emotions.

Why can't works of art appeal to the same affinity?

Those two anchor cities have more significant art appeal, beginning in Detroit with the established Detroit Institute of Arts and outsider art installations like the Heidelberg Project.

Cold Warriors in the nineteen-fifties often found themselves in the position of propagandizing for American values by exhibiting art that was manifestly élite, and attacking the Soviet Union for mandating that art appeal to the common man.

He gained the title after critics compared his super-flat aesthetic -- involving the the elimination of high-low divisions in post-war Japan's cultural hierarchies -- to Warhol's own Pop Art appeal.

Minimal art appealed very strongly to Serota.

This is why his art appealed to 20th-century socialist and communist writers such as WH Auden and Bertolt Brecht.

A troubling paradox emerges from all this: Ms. Robinson's mission is to subvert hierarchies of purity and privilege, yet her art appeals mainly to academic sophisticates.

It is particularly important because contemporary art appeals to young people and is often the way they are introduced to our great museum collections".

Wu's art appeals to Chinese collectors partly because, in contrast to some of the high-selling avant-garde artists who went to the West after the turmoil of the Cultural Revolution and adapted Western trends, Wu returned to Chinese tradition.

The possibility of reviving the great tradition of religious art appealed to him, and he tried to give his figures for Northampton what he called "an austerity and a nobility, and some touch of grandeur (even hieratic aloofness) which is missing in the everyday 'Mother and Child' idea".