Sentence examples for art ethos from inspiring English sources

And so I think Kanye West's DIY album art ethos is a good one.

His poems gave voice to a rebel soul adrift, and typified his "dirty, live-your-art" ethos.

In a prospectus outlining the initiative for the faculty, Dr. Levin and the provost, Peter Salovey, pointed to Yale's early cultivation of a liberal arts ethos in the United States, with its scholars and graduates becoming the founders or first presidents of more than 30 colleges and universities, including Princeton and Columbia.

Pragmatic epistemology underscores the industrial-arts ethos of design.

Yet the students are hardly to blame when they approach education as a means to make money; after all, when tuition and fees are annually hiked by the thousands, it becomes increasingly difficult to justify the liberal arts ethos.

The liberal arts ethos is that a well-rounded and broad education, an exposure to the multidimensional nature of the great challenges of our day, are what prepares a mind for the unpredictable challenges of the world post-graduation.

Jubilee (Derek Jarman, 1977) Jarman captures the art-school ethos of punk before the music and fashion became blankly uniform.

They were also enthusiastic, as were critics, more of whom will likely embrace its waggish humor and anti-art-establishment ethos when it is shown out of competition at the Berlin Film Festival this week.

The movement's art-school ethos is enshrined in 10 golden rules of Lomography, with an emphasis on spontaneity and experimentation - and a rejection of some of photography's basic laws of composition and focusing.

This show is less about art than about ethos, ego and maybe hubris.

From the start Bose understood the concepts behind the school: the idea that an aesthetic was also an ethos, that art's role was more than life-enhancing, it was world-shaping.