Sentence examples for art consumer from inspiring English sources

The worldly art consumer, accustomed to transgressive gestures, knows that anything goes, as long as the thing doesn't violate the official orthodoxy of art-making.

It not only complicates the meaning of a work's value or cost, and what it means to collect it, but the definition of the work itself: Is it the pollen, its display on the floor, or the prehistory of the work, done by the artist out of doors, invisible to the urban art consumer?

"The time is right to launch a lineup of innovative, state-of- art consumer products under Motorola's brand," he said.

So, what if you want to become an art consumer, even a collector, and you want to do it right?

Pop art and neo-Dada re-introduced and changed the use of imagery by appropriating subject matter from commercial art, consumer goods, art history and mainstream culture.

The public participation extends not only to the art consumer but to the art maker as well; you can upload an image of your artwork to the FAM and connect your work to a Chicagoan who loves it.

They asked 137 art consumers what they wanted in a work of art.

There are only art consumers here (unless you insist on counting the guards).

At almost eight feet tall and over four feet wide, the grainy, oversized, unframed prints enhance the feeling of a hellish underworld and thrust its grossness at viewers, as if to rebuke casual art consumers for their complacency.

GALLERY GOODIES -- Local museums' relative inattention to serious new art will not have inconvenienced energetic art consumers who trolled galleries and alternative venues, which always carry the load for what's contemporary anyway.

While there may be a connection between her symbolism and real suffering, the (even indirect) effect that performance art, patronized by rather small elite groups of art consumers, has in ameliorating suffering is probably nil.