Sentence examples similar to art embroiled from inspiring English sources
Rap is not just a misunderstood art form embroiled in a First Amendment battle.
The young artist may or may not have come across Claes Oldenburg's killer call "for an art that embroils itself with the everyday crap and still comes out on top...
Eisenstein thus suffered from the same governmental policies toward art that had embroiled the composer Sergey Prokofiev, the writer Isaac Babel, and many other artists in difficulties with Soviet officialdom.
Two darlings of modern British art have become embroiled in a war of words over a gift to the Government and the thorny issue of tuition fees.
The National Gallery of Australia is one of 18 major art institutions around the world that have found themselves embroiled in an international art smuggling case allegedly involving New York art dealer Subhash Kapoor, reports The Sydney Morning Herald.
Ms. Lindholm said her first awareness that her painting had been sold without her knowledge to Mr. Brant came in June 2001, when she read in Art and Auction magazine that Mr. Holm and Mr. Malmberg -- who were embroiled in another art dispute -- had supposedly bought her "Red Elvis" for about $1.8 million and resold it to Mr. Brant for $3.2 million.
Stephen Radich, a New York art gallery owner who became embroiled in a famous legal case involving flag desecration in the late 1960s, died on Dec. 18.
The wealth and power of the Wildenstein family have often been the source of resentment in art circles, with Mr. Wildenstein himself frequently embroiled in legal disputes.
An international intrigue involving an allegedly stolen Andy Warhol masterpiece and a Swedish art dealer accused of the theft has embroiled the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and one of its more colorful trustees, Peter M. Brant.
Poland and Germany were embroiled yesterday in a dispute about art removed from each country during World War II, Agence France-Presse reported.
K (Alexandre Arcady, 1997) Cop Patrick Bruel becomes embroiled in the perilous worlds of art theft and Middle Eastern espionage when an SS war criminal is murdered in Paris.
