Sentence examples for art communicating from inspiring English sources

Ms. Palmer said the project raised questions for her, like how to budget her time between creating art, communicating with fans online and managing the business behind it all.

Galvin Scott Davis' timeless new film, Daisy Chain, a five minute animated short narrated by Academy Award winning actress Kate Winslet, was born from misery and travail, and is the most stirring recent example of art communicating the subject of anti-bullying.

Make art, communicate your views through a painting, song, or poem.

O'Neill believes we still want Warhol-influenced designs because Pop art communicates something we recognise and understand.

This discussion, drawn from my research in both Iran and the US, challenges those who argue that cultural products such as film, literature, music and art communicate simply in the 21st century (if they ever did in the 20th).

Diplomacy is now as much an art, communicated by more than words, and among citizens directly.

During the civil rights and black power movements, assemblage art communicated that black freedom could emerge from ruins.

She says, "My art communicates the fundamental truth that we as human beings come from the earth itself and our sustainability as a species depends upon this recognition, and lives lived harmonious with nature".

Mughal art communicates similarly conflicted attitudes.

It will become respectable, anew, to acknowledge that art communicates primarily through made and, yes, precious things, in depth of experience and breadth of time.

The work of many graphic novelists looks as if they took the same college drawing course; all have learned that good graphic art communicates information.