Sentence examples for art idea from inspiring English sources

There doesn't seem to have been a medium, material or received art idea that Mr. Gerard hasn't handled, usually with an excess of finish.

"Asher doesn't merely grant privilege to the art idea over the art object," wrote Christopher Knight, the art critic for The Los Angeles Times, about a 2008 show at the Santa Monica Museum of Art, in which Mr. Asher reconstituted the bare aluminum studs for the walls built for all 44 previous exhibitions in the museum.

I find that interpreting my subjects in watercolor adds another layer of "handmade vintage" to the whole pixel art idea.

My only performance art idea is to invite everyone I've ever slept with to one room and just leave them there.

Last week, Dan Rather had an art idea: "I think we should erect a monument built from materials impervious to the elements and list the names of all the elected officials and others in positions of power today in the United States who refuse to stand with the science on climate change," the former face of CBS Evening News wrote on Facebook.  .

Mussolini, unlike Hitler did not bother to fight modernism, his strict autarchy simply made importation of anything foreign, including art ideas and art magazines very difficult.

Virtually everyone fashionable in art, ideas, and entertainment passed through it, from Mick Jagger and Bob Dylan to Susan Sontag and John Ashbery.

It forces a pastiche of received art ideas through the sieve of a different medium, gaining a physical distinctiveness, but little more.

One after another, they shared their art, ideas and ideologies in the streets where they worked, as well as in the bars and walk-ups where they played.

This sense of easy circulation goes along with the philosophy of the gallery director, Janis Mink, that a wide range of art ideas should get an airing.

LeWitt also spoke of a need to keep his work "emotionally dry" as a way to avoid muddying the purity of his art ideas.