Sentence examples for art discussions from inspiring English sources

Bearden, an African-American, wrote about how Picasso's embrace of African sculpture in the early 20th century was not a negative, "primitivist" gesture, but an affirmation of the contributions made by a continent often overlooked in global art discussions.

There are segments from Art21, the PBS television show devoted to art; discussions with dealers videotaped inside their galleries; and rotating "insider tours" of the fair designed by people like the artist Yinka Shonibare and the tennis fixture and art collector John McEnroe, who offers scintillating comments like "pretty, but pricey" (about a Francis Alys painting at David Zwirner).

Since figurative art and abstract art use different languages of expression, relayed message in each case has a different effect on the receiver; this is the nexus of figurative art and abstract art discussions.

"I think those open art discussions at T2F has helped me a lot in my art exposure," she says.

"We would like to propose a new way to share art and art discussions and with the help of this connected scenography.

KATONAH -- "Arts and Hearts (Friday Night Rendezvous)," art discussion followed by wine-and-cheese reception.

It's named for Gertrude Stein, whose salons drove art discussion in the 1920s.

This article provides a "state of the art" discussion of the key issues that must be addressed by policymakers, practitioners, and ultimately, the public, vis-à-vis the design, development, and implementation of typologies for each of these targeted groups of offenders.

What followed was the most fantastic, alcohol laden, honest, profound and hysterical art discussion I have ever had the pleasure of attending.

The talks reflect a wider understanding in the art world about the way people want their fine-art discussions served up.

In arts discussions on BBC Radio 4, I regularly hear the word "psychotic" used as a shorthand for lacking in conscience, or "schizophrenic", when what is meant is in two minds.